She was a Nurse and spy in The Union Army, as the title of her books says. sHe ran away from her dad in Canada and became a army nurse, as Franklin Thompson, then filled in for a spy going Behind Rebel Lines, finding information. Her secret WA let out when she became ill and the doctor had to check on her.
Edmonds, Sara Emma Evelyn (1841-98) soldier, nurse, and spy for the Union army, born in New Brunswick, Canada. Edmonds joined the army under the name of Franklin Thompson, successfully hiding her true sex from most of her comrades. Edmonds/Thompson participated in the battle of First Bull Run (1861) and the Peninsular Campaign (1862). She made several information-gathering trips behind Confederate lines, posing variously as a slave woman, a young Confederate boy, and an Irish peddler woman. Edmonds deserted in 1863 (but eventually had Thompson's name cleared) and lived again as a woman. In the last year of the war, she nursed the wounded at Harpers Ferry. Emma Edmonds Seeyle (her married name) is the only woman ever acknowledged as a member of the Grand Army of the Republic. She also received a pension for her war service.
Yes, she had 3 children but they all died young. later, she and her husband adopted 2 more kids and one joined the army.
Stan Edmonds's birth name is Edmonds, Stanley Roy.
Kevon Edmonds
Hugh Edmonds was born in 1884.
what were some of sarah emma edmonds accomplishments
Sarah Emma Edmonds was born in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Emma Edmonds died on September 5th, 1898 by a bullet to the head.
no, go to Google and type in timline OS Sarah Emma edmonds
Sarah Emma Edmonds was more popular because she did more
Sarah Emma Edmonds was alive during the civil war and was fighting for the Union ( the north.)
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Canada
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Dec 1841
1898