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Elizabeth Jaquelin Ambler Brent Carrington also known as Betsy Ambler Carrington (March 11, 1765–February 15, 1842) founded the Female Humane Association in Richmond, Virginia. It is now known as the Memorial Foundation for Children. Believed to be the first of its kind in Virginia, the organization provided safety and shelter to destitute girls and kept they from a life of poverty and the possibility of becoming prostitutes to survive.

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rdfs:comment	Elizabeth Jaquelin Ambler Brent Carrington, född 1765, död 1842, var en amerikansk filantrop. Hon grundade Female Humane Association of the City of Richmond för fattighjälp 1805, den första välgörenhetsföreningen i Virginia och den första som sköttes av kvinnor, som därmed för första gången kunde spela en offentlig samhällsroll. (sv) Elizabeth Jaquelin Ambler Brent Carrington also known as Betsy Ambler Carrington (March 11, 1765–February 15, 1842) founded the Female Humane Association in Richmond, Virginia. It is now known as the Memorial Foundation for Children. Believed to be the first of its kind in Virginia, the organization provided safety and shelter to destitute girls and kept they from a life of poverty and the possibility of becoming prostitutes to survive. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Memorial Foundation for Children Richmond, Virginia University of Virginia Virginia General Assembly Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Rachel Warrington Edward Carrington George Washington Mount Vernon Thomas Jefferson Thomas Marshall (U.S. politician) Library of Congress Stafford County, Virginia Manumission American philanthropists Bristol American Revolutionary War James Monroe James Wood (governor) Council of State 1765 births 1842 deaths American women's rights activists People from Richmond, Virginia John Marshall Martha Washington Philip N. Nicholas Yorktown, Virginia Virginia Women in History John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library Richmond Enquirer Alderman Library
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://www.proquest.com/docview/195918402 https://www.worldcat.org/title/handing-down-remarkable-and-interesting-circumstances-elizabeth-carrington-and-female-intellectual-inheritance-in-the-early-american-republic/oclc/857770806
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has abstract	Elizabeth Jaquelin Ambler Brent Carrington also known as Betsy Ambler Carrington (March 11, 1765–February 15, 1842) founded the Female Humane Association in Richmond, Virginia. It is now known as the Memorial Foundation for Children. Believed to be the first of its kind in Virginia, the organization provided safety and shelter to destitute girls and kept they from a life of poverty and the possibility of becoming prostitutes to survive. She corresponded with friends and family over the course of her life and her letters and papers are held at the Library of Congress, Mount Vernon, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, and the University of Virginia. In them, she describes her life as a child, her short-lived marriage to William Brent, who died suddenly months after their marriage, and her second husband Edward Carrington. She corresponded with and wrote about Chief Justice John Marshall, George and Martha Washington, her sisters, and other friends and relatives. (en) Elizabeth Jaquelin Ambler Brent Carrington, född 1765, död 1842, var en amerikansk filantrop. Hon grundade Female Humane Association of the City of Richmond för fattighjälp 1805, den första välgörenhetsföreningen i Virginia och den första som sköttes av kvinnor, som därmed för första gången kunde spela en offentlig samhällsroll. (sv)
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