Susan B. Anthony’s family inspired and supported her throughout her life as an activist. View family tree and info about siblings
Posting to a timeline is one of my most useful tools in writing historical fiction. Have a peek at my five-foot-long timeline of the Anthony-Osborn
I discovered the value of historical newspapers on my second visit to Kansas to research Daniel Read Anthony and his family. An eloquent packet While
When I first researched Susan and her family, I walked where they walked. Wearing a long skirt, wool cape, and boots, I trudged snow-clogged streets
My novel characters often take a ramble when life gets too much for them. Victorians particularly loved their gardens, but any movement in the fresh
Historical people are fun to research–if you know how. It’s one thing to look them up on the census or visit their graves. Even reading
Susan B. Anthony Champions Ida B. Wells In 1895, Susan B. Anthony went out for the day instructing her (white) stenographer to help her guest,
Even now, it’s hard to get a clear description of Mary Bowser, who greatly aided the North by spying on the Confederate White House during
For those who prefer to read, here’s the text of the video. I love Mary Ann Bickerdyke for her fierce devotion to the soldiers she
During Women’s History Month we will use this space to celebrate several great American women who were comrades of Susan B. Anthony. (Click here for
