About Fannie Ruth Robinson
Lived 1847 – 1925 (aged 77). Fannie Ruth Robinson was a writer and educator.
Fannie Ruth Robinson (September 30, 1847 – April 29, 1925) was an American author, poet, and educator.
Early life Fannie Ruth Robinson was born in 1847 in Carbondale, Pennsylvania. In 1895 she was principal of the Michigan Seminary (now Kalamazoo College). Robinson moved in 1901 to the position of president of the Oxford College for Young Ladies, succeeding Dr. J. H. Thomas and in 1904 she became principal of college, reorganized by John F. Fenton. In 1905 she resigned.
She was a member of the Woman's Educational Auxiliary of the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition.
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American author and educator
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Fannie Ruth Robinson was born on 30 September 1847 in Carbondale.
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Fannie Ruth Robinson died on 30 April 1925 in East Orange.
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Fannie Ruth Robinson was a writer and educator.
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