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Jenny Ivalo (1854 - 1921)

Last edited by Jasmine_Westerlund on Sept. 20, 2016, 1:04 p.m.
Short name Jenny Ivalo
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First name Jenny
Birth name Ivalo
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Alternative name Jenny Ingman — Emilia — J. I.
Date of birth 1854
Date of death 1921
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Sex Female
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Lived in Stockholm , Finland
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Religion / ideology Protestant
Education Educated at home, Higher education, Other, School education
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Jenny Ivalo was ...
related to Rosa Ingman
related to Ingman, Naemi
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Place(s) of Residence Stockholm , Finland
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Pieniä muruja lapsille 1-3 (1894) 1 0
Elämän tie (1895) 1 0
Kun kirjat avataan (1896) 1 0
Pyhäkoulu eli lasten hartaushetki joka Suomen kylään (1898) 1 0
Jättäkäämme juovutusjuomat pois! Yksinkertainen selitys raittiusasiassa (1899) 1 0
Diakonia seurakunnan velvollisuutena (1916) 0 0
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Circulations of Jenny Ivalo, the person (for circulations of her works, see under each individual Work)
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Receptions of Jenny Ivalo, the person

For receptions of her works, see under each individual Work.

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Jenny Ivalo päiväkirjansa valossa Jenny Ivalo in light of her diary Ingman, Naemi , Ingman, Naemi , Rosa Ingman , Rosa Ingman 1928 is biography of

Jenny Ivalo (Ingman) was a teacher and the founder of the deaconesses' institution in Sortavala, Finland. She also wrote and translated many books. JWjun14