About William Stevens Robinson
Lived 1818 – 1876 (aged 57). William Stevens Robinson was an American journalist and suffragist.
William Stevens Robinson (7 December 1818, Concord, Massachusetts11 March 1876, Malden, Massachusetts) was a United States journalist.
Biography He was educated in the public schools of Concord, learned the printer's trade, and joined his brother working on the Norfolk Advertiser in Dedham in 1837. At the age of 20, he became the editor and publisher of the Yeoman's Gazette (later The Republican) Another daughter Elizabeth was a pioneer in introducing kindergarten to the state of Connecticut.
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United States journalist
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William Stevens Robinson was born on 7 December 1818 in Concord.
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William Stevens Robinson died on 11 March 1876 in Malden.
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William Stevens Robinson was a journalist and suffragist.
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