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Martha R. May
(1827 - 1894)
School Manager
Visit Her Landmarks
Martha Rand Morse May (1827-1894), Martha May Eliot (1891-1978) and Abigail Adams Eliot (1892-1992)
Related Landmarks
Martha Rand Morse May (1827-1894), Martha May Eliot (1891-1978) and Abigail Adams Eliot (1892-1992)
Dorchester: Meeting House Hill
69 Adams St., Dorchester, MA 02122
19th Century
Education
Martha R. May (1827-1894) managed the Industrial School for Girls and created a kitchen garden. Her granddaughters, Martha (1891-1978) and Abigail (1892-1992), excelled in medicine and education.
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about Martha Rand Morse May (1827-1894), Martha May Eliot (1891-1978) and Abigail Adams Eliot (1892-1992)
