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Chloe Amelia Peckham Sisson

(1841–1923) Chloe was a founding member of the Easton Political Equality Club in 1891, along with her sister Emily Peckham, sister-in-law Mary Eddy Peckham and seven others. Additionally Chloe was the first female Washington County delegate to the Republican State Convention following passage of the 19th Amendment in 1920. (Information from "Strength Without Compromise", Teri Gay 2009)

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Easton Rural Cemetery

Possibly plot Q-3

Meeting House Road, Easton, NY 12154

Washington County

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