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Beulah Woolston (August 3, 1828 – October 24, 1886) was a pioneering American missionary teacher in China. With her sister, she founded schools, translated textbooks, and edited a Chinese-language newspaper.

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dcterms:subject	Wesleyan Female College (Wilmington) alumni 1828 births 1886 deaths American translators Missionary linguists American Christian missionaries American women educators Educators from New Jersey Women newspaper editors Methodist missionaries in China 19th-century American women writers People from Southampton Township, New Jersey
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relatives	Sarah H. Woolston (en)
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