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What were the names of Amelia bloomer's parents?
Amelia Earhart's bloomer mother's name was Amy Earhart and her father's name was Edwin Earhart she also had a sister named Muriel Earhart.
When was Amelia Bloomer born?
Amelia Bloomer was born on May 27, 1818.
What is Amelia Bloomer's birthday?
Amelia Bloomer was born on May 27, 1818.
Who is the activist names bloomer?
amelia bloomer
When did Amelia Bloomer move to Ohio?
Amelia Bloomer moved to Mount Vernon Ohio in 1854.
Is Amelia Jenks Bloomer Amelia Earhart?
no
Did Amelia Bloomer have any brothers or sisters?
Did Amelia Bloomer have any brothers or sistersRead more: Did_Amelia_Bloomer_have_any_brothers_or_sisters
Who are bloomers named for?
AMELIA BLOOMER
What is Amelia Bloomer famous for?
She led the holocaust
Did Amelia jenks bloomer have kids?
yes
Where did Amelia Bloomer die?
council buffs
What year did Amelia Bloomer invent Bloomers?
Contrary to popular belief, Amelia J. Bloomer did not actually invent the bloomers. She popularized them in her newspaper, the Lily, and her association with the garment caused it to gain her name.
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