About Mary Fleming Black
Lived 1848 – 1893 (aged 45). Mary Fleming Black was an American writer.
Mary Fleming Black ( Fleming; pen name, Aunt Mary; 1848–1893) was a 19th-century American author and religious worker. She was the only North Carolina woman in included in A Woman of the Century. in Georgetown, South Carolina, August 4, 1848. Her father, Rev. William Honour Fleming, D. D., was a member of the South Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and died while pastor of Bethel Church, Charleston, South Carolina, in 1877. Her parents were both Charlestonians. Her mother, born Agnes A. Magill, was the daughter of Dr. William Magill, a prominent physician of that city.
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Who was Mary Fleming Black?
American author and religious worker (1848-1893)
When was Mary Fleming Black born?
Mary Fleming Black was born on 4 August 1848 in Georgetown.
When did Mary Fleming Black die?
Mary Fleming Black died on 29 October 1893 in Oxford.
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Mary Fleming Black was a writer.
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Mary Fleming Black was American.
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