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Eunice Caldwell Cowles

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Returning to Ipswich in 1844, they served as joint presidents over Ipswich Seminary, her role including instruction and direction. Her area of specialization was Mathematics. The seminary was continued under the direction of the Cowles until 1876, when it was closed, advancing years of the couple
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The Essex North Branch of the C.W.B.M. was organized in 1879, Cowles being prominent in its establishment. For three years, she served as president of the Branch. After she resigned the active duties, she was accorded the title of Honorary President of the Branch until her death.
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Cowles became a member of the First Congregational church when she was 13 years old, and for nearly 80 years, was affiliated with it. She was deeply interested in foreign missions and was one of the original members of the Sunday school.
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Cowles died at her home in Ipswich, September 10, 1903, after a short illness, survived by her three daughters, her husband and sons having preceded her in death.
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While serving as teacher there, she made the acquaintance of Rev. John Phelps Cowles, marrying him October 16, 1838. She removed to
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Johnson, Arthur Warren and Ralph Elbridge Ladd Jr. Memento Mori; Part the First. Ipswich Historical Society. Number 29. 1935.
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The Eunice Caldwell Cowles Papers are held in the Five College Compass Digital Collections.
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Cowles graduated from the Ipswich Female Seminary with the first class in 1829.
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or Mary Lyon. In 1834, she became the first principal of Wheaton Seminary at
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For ten years before her marriage, she was a pupil or teacher with
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The Cowles had five children: three daughters and two sons.
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compelling them to retire from active educational work.
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Pictorial Ipswich with Complete Historical Annotations
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Mary Lyon
Mount Holyoke College
Zilpah Grant
Ipswich Female Seminary
Wheaton College
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
Essex
Ipswich, Massachusetts
Zilpah Grant
Norton, Massachusetts

Oberlin, Ohio
Oberlin College
Mary Phelps Cowles Cummings
philanthropist
Sigourney Trask
Fuzhou
Civil War
pen name
Hall (editor-in-chief) 1904






Pilgrim Press 1903

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