Clara Barton was born and raised in Oxford, Massachusetts. As far as I know, she did not move during her childhood.
Oxford,Massachusetts
Well, darling, in the sentence "Clara Barton was born in Massachusetts," the nouns are "Clara Barton" and "Massachusetts." Clara Barton is a proper noun because it's a specific name, while Massachusetts is a common noun because it's a general name for a place. Hope that clears things up for you, sugar.
Clara Barton trained people to be nurses and help soldiers on the battlefield. She started the American Red Cross.
How she gave everything up. Her comforts and pleasures for everybody else.
David Barton And Steve BartonThey wont tell you or give you the answer but I searched up Names of the Barton's . Don't believe what other people say
she grew up to be a nurse and loved to help people
yep she helped wounded soldiers and beaten up people.
their names are Sarah and Dorothy, though many people get her mother, SALLY, and her sister, Sarah, names mixed up you could read Clara barton's autobiography and see pictures of her mother clearly stating that her name is sally stone barton. their names are Sarah and Dorothy, though many people get her mother, SALLY, and her sister, Sarah, names mixed up you could read Clara barton's autobiography and see pictures of her mother clearly stating that her name is sally stone barton.
in sydney in the town of glebe
clara barton (also, founded red cross)
No, she did not. She was born in 1821, in Oxford, MA (not far from Worcester in central Massachusetts). That is where she spent her childhood and teenage years. However, she did leave the area after she became a teacher, establishing schools in several places, including Bordentown, New Jersey. She did not move to Washington DC till 1854.
Born in the Midwest, Barton honed his entrepreneurial talents while growing up in New Canaan, Connecticut.