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Why is susie king Taylor buried in an unmarked grave?
she's not. I think
Susie baker king Taylor contributed to her community in several ways list two?
Trust and belief
What did Susie King Taylor die from?
she died because she taught children how to read and write so she got beatin to death :(
What 2 things Susie Baker King Taylor Contributed to her community?
Big Susie did great in her career and helped her folks and old peoples and btw im am an 11 year old writing this and i looked up this question on here and it didn't help me at ALL!!!!!! yall need to work on that..... (mad face)
What was Louis Joliet's accomplishments?
what was louis jolliets accomplishments
When was susie king Taylor born?
In Savannah, Georgia
Did Susie King Taylor have any children?
9
What year was Susie King Taylor born?
1986
How did Susie King Taylor have fun?
by jumping rope and giving it up
Why is susie king Taylor buried in an unmarked grave?
she's not. I think
Susie King Taylor facts?
A woman during the civil war, who served as a nurse,teacher,cook, and laundress for the soldiers.
Was Susie King Taylor only in one war?
Yes she served as a nurse in the Civil War.
Susie baker king Taylor contributed to her community in several ways list two?
Trust and belief
What did Susie King Taylor die from?
she died because she taught children how to read and write so she got beatin to death :(
What was Taylor Swift's accomplishments?
One of Taylor Swift's accomplishments is how she won 8 Grammies.
How old was Susan L. Taylor when she died?
She is still alive and turned 71 in 2017. (born January 23, 1946)
How did susie king Taylor contribute to her community?
Susie King Taylor significantly contributed to her community by serving as a nurse and teacher during the Civil War, providing critical support to African American soldiers and their families. As the first Black woman to publish a memoir of her experiences in the war, she documented the struggles and triumphs of her community, helping to preserve their history. After the war, Taylor continued her efforts in education, advocating for the schooling of Black children in Georgia, thereby promoting literacy and empowerment within her community. Her dedication to service and education left a lasting impact on the lives of those around her.
