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Mary Emma Griffith Marshall

1888 – 1925

American editor, librarian

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Lived 1888 – 1925 (aged 36–37). Mary Emma Griffith Marshall was an American writer, editor and librarian.

Mary Emma Griffith Marshall ( Griffith; 1888–1925) was an American editor and librarian who served in these capacities for the Bureau of Markets, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1913–1919. She also served in various roles for her sorority, Alpha Chi Omega: National Secretary, 1915–1919; National Secretary-Editor, The Lyre, 1919 till her death; and compiler, The Directory, 1920 and 1923 editions.

She attended Perkiomen Seminary in Pennsburg. In 1905, she graduated as valedictorian of her class from Washington High School in Washington, New Jersey.

In 1910, Marshall was graduated cum laude from Syracuse University with an A.B. degree. an economist and lawyer. They had one daughter, Eleanor.

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Born
1888
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Died
1925
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Who was Mary Emma Griffith Marshall?

American editor, librarian (1888-1925)

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Mary Emma Griffith Marshall was born in 1888.

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Mary Emma Griffith Marshall died in 1925.

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Mary Emma Griffith Marshall was a writer, editor and librarian.

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Mary Emma Griffith Marshall was American.

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· Wikipedia: Mary Emma Griffith Marshall

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