The first memorial ceremony for Anna Ella Carroll was held in 1894 shortly after her burial. They were conducted annually at her graveside by Union Veterans from the Delmarva region of Maryland. After World War I as their numbers dwindled they were joined by Army Veterans and later still by members of The Daughters of The American Revolution (DAR).
Inspired then by the upcoming 100TH Anniversary of The Civil War, The Salisbury (Maryland) Times reported on February 6, 1959 "This past summer the Maryland Society of Pennsylvania unveiled a monument at her grave at Old Trinity Church, near Church Creek, Maryland." And, on Aug. 13, 1958, Theodore R. McKeldin, Governor of Maryland, proclaimed Aug. 29, 1958 as Anna Ella Carroll Day in Maryland. This may be only the beginning. With the great anniversary of the Civil War but a short time in the future, we can expect to hear more about the role Miss Carroll played in saving the Union."
It was at this time an effort was underway within the Maryland State Legislature to have Anna Ella Carroll Day declared a State Holiday. The first series of observances which started in 1894 continued for more than 70 years after her death. Although they faded sometime during the late 1960's many citizens in Dorchester County never gave up hope that one day Miss Carroll would receive the congressional recognition she unjustly deprived of by politics as usual in Washington, DC.
It Dorchester County Maryland where she lies buried, country school "marms" quietly supporting Women's suffrage while not wanting to disagree with husbands chose to simply include her story within their studies about Civil War history; this continued locally into the 1970's.
Anna Ella Carroll Day was reborn in 2010, only by coincidence in time for the Sesquicentennial (150TH) Observance of The Civil War, when a group Dorchester County citizens discovered that a full length motion picture based on her true life story had recently been made. After contacting the producer (Bruce Bridegroom), he came to Dorchester County for them to see his film and he allowed them to critique it. In a heartfelt gesture he gave them the right to host its World Premiere which was held on November 20th 2010 at The Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Resort in Cambridge. It was at that time directors of the Women in Military Service to America National Memorial at Arlington Cemetery, The Maryland Women's Heritage Center in Baltimore, and descendants of the Carroll Family asked the group to further represent Anna Ella Carroll during our nations observance of the Sesquicentennial of The Civil War. Thus, Anna Ella Carroll Day was reborn.
Guam?...on the international date line......
the reasone why he decided to led the rebillion that day was because most slave owners were at church
Fort Miami was a fort built on the Maumee River at the eastern edge of the present-day city of Maumee, Ohio by the British.
Yes 11 children were Lydia, who died the same day as the General, and sons John Bell Jr, Duncan and Oswald. The other children, all daughters, were Anna Getrude, twins Marion and Lillian, twins Ida and Odile, and twins Annabel and Ethel.
There are a few things that happen on today's date that made history. Some of the things were in 1982 NFL players begin a 57 day strike and in 1997 NY Yankee Cecil Fielder hits his 300th HR.
February 24?
The only apparent answer is that the men politicians and Generals of the military would not accept the fact that a woman had devised the plan that would ultimately defeat the Confederacy. And still will not to this day!
Anna Day House was created in 1856.
Anna Day Perry was born in 1853.
The word ella in Greek means come on, or come here. It is very commonly used in day to day conversation.
Appalachian housemaker Anna Jarvis invented Mother's day.
Anna Howard Shaw Day was created on 2010-02-11.
It may begin on any day
Anna Day Perry died on October 28, 1928, in Peak's Island, Maine, USA.
Anna's death was in 1153 but I do not know what year.
after begin day
No, most schools begin before Labor Day. In the Midwest, they begin in mid-August.