Lizzie Rutherford (Q59130468)
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credited as the originator of Confederate Memorial Day
- Elizabeth “Lizzie” Rutherford Ellis
- Elizabeth Rutherford Ellis
- Elizabeth Rutherford
- Elizabeth Ellis
- Lizzie Ellis
- Mrs. Roswell Ellis
- Mrs Roswell Ellis
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credited as the originator of Confederate Memorial Day |
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Lizzie Rutherford.jpg
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Woodcut of Lizzie Rutherford photo appearing in Columbus Enquirer, Columbus, GA (English)
1 May 1898Gregorian
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Elizabeth P. Rutherford (English)
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Elizabeth P. (Lizzie) Rutherford
15 December 2018
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1 June 1833Gregorian
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Lizzie Ellis
9 October 2017
31 March 1873Gregorian
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Lizzie Ellis
9 October 2017
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The Soldiers' Friend AND Suggester of Memorial Day; Secretary of Soldiers' Aid Society (English)
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Lizzie Rutherford Ellis
15 December 2018
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Lizzie Rutherford (1833-1873)
7 March 2013
15 December 2018
Mrs. Elizabeth Rutherford Ellis
Elizabeth Rutherford Ellis of Columbus, Georgia, was the first to propose and keep Memorial Day by placing flowers on soldiers' graves, April 26th, 1866.
15 December 2018
United Daughters of the Confederacy, Lizzie Rutherford Chapter (MC 28) (English)
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Lizzie Rutherford
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Lizzie Rutherford (1833-1873)
7 March 2013
15 December 2018
Lizzie Rutherford Ellis
15 December 2018
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Elizabeth Lizzie P. Ellis (Rutherford) (1 Jun 1833 - 31 Mar 1873)
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