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Ackermann, Jessie (1857 - 1951)

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Short name Ackermann, Jessie
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First name Jessie
Birth name Ackermann
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Date of birth 1857
Date of death 1951
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Sex Female
Place of birth United States
Place of death United States
Lived in United States
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Unknown maker, portrait of Jessie Ackermann, in Frances Willard and Mary Livermore (eds.), A Woman of the Century: Leading American Women, Buffalo, Charles Wells Moulton, 1893
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Ackermann, Jessie was ...
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For receptions of her works, see under each individual Work.

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Unknown maker, portrait of Jessie Ackermann, in Frances Willard and Mary Livermore (eds.), A Woman of the Century: Leading American Women, Buffalo, Charles Wells Moulton, 1893 1893 is portrait of
"Miss Jessie Ackermann" Unknown journalist (to be identified) 1913 comments on person

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