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Born March 14th 1868

Died October 17, 1933

Her education was at Bishops

She worked as a teacher

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She was born January 9th, 1868 in London, England and died July 12th, 1965.

She was a Canadian women's farm leader, an activist and a politician.

In 1913 she helped found the first women's local of the United Farmers of Alberta.

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She was born September 22 1868

She died July 10th 1931

She started her career as a teacher.

She got involved with the woman's Christians temperance union(WCTU) she did this for more than 20 years. Her profession teacher temperance and women's rights activsit

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Born:March 14th 1868

She. Died October 17 1933

Her Education was a bishop,and she worked at Strachan school!

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Born in montrean 1849. Henrietta Muir Edwards, a modern woman, used her determination, perseverance and dedication to help improve the plight of the women of her time. Throughout her career, her concerns were transformed into direct involvement in women's rights. Following her marriage to Dr. Oliver C. Edwards and the birth of their three children, the Edwards family moved to Saskatchewan. There, Henrietta discovered her true passion for women's rights, and became even more involved in feminist organizations.  In 1927, she joined forces with Emily Murphy, Nellie McClung, Louise McKinney and Irene Parlby to sign a petition requesting that the Supreme Court of Canada reinterpret the law concerning the term "person" in the British North America act

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Chatsworth, Ontario in 1873,

She made extensive speaking tours of Canada, the United States and England either as an author or activist