Julia Louisa Lovejoy was an American missionary, abolitionist, suffragist, and writer who was active in the 19th century. She was an advocate for women's rights and racial equality, and she used her platform to speak out against slavery and promote education for both women and African Americans. Lovejoy is also known for her work as a journalist, teacher, and organizer of women's clubs.
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February 6, 1882.
Julia Louisa Hardy was married to Charles Hazeltine Lovejoy, a methodist clergyman. Her children were Charles Julius Lovejoy, Juliette Lovejoy Whitehorn, Edith Lovejoy and Irving Lovejoy.
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She was an anti slave metodist preacher who made big scarefices to move to kansas to be part of the abolitionist movement
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Alec Lovejoy's birth name is Alexander L. Lovejoy.
Robin Lovejoy's birth name is Robin Casper Lovejoy.
Lovejoy Cole's birth name is Solomon Lovejoy Cole III.
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