Mary Fenn Robinson Davis
Spiritualist lecturer and women's rights advocate
About Mary Fenn Robinson Davis
Lived 1824 – 1886 (aged 62). Mary Fenn Robinson Davis was a lecturer and spiritualist.
Mary Fenn (Robinson) Davis (1824-1886) was a reformer, spiritualist lecturer, and poet. She was a member of Sorosis, a women's club. She was married several times, first to Samuel G. Love, with whom she had a son. Her marriage to Andrew Jackson Davis after her divorce caused a scandal.
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Spiritualist lecturer and women's rights advocate (1824-1886)
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Mary Fenn Robinson Davis was born on 17 July 1824.
When did Mary Fenn Robinson Davis die?
Mary Fenn Robinson Davis died on 18 July 1886.
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Mary Fenn Robinson Davis was a lecturer and spiritualist.
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