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The first Black woman to purchase land in Quakertown also delivered residents' babies | Landmarks And Legacies

Angeline Tyler Burr was born in January 1859 in Tennessee. Her mother was a laundress. ....

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Morning brief: All about Denton's first female doctor

Good morning, Denton! It s been a rainy “Halloweekend,” and the showers will only continue today. Try to stay dry out there! ....

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The long journey of Louisa Owsley, Denton's first woman doctor | Landmarks And Legacies

Louisiana “Louisa” Owsley was born in 1832 in Kentucky to the Rev. James and Mildred Mansfield. A descendant of an old Virginia family, she was not quite 15 when her ....

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