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17 de feb. de 2023 · Mary Brewster lived a hard life as one of the first of what we call Pilgrims who settled Plymouth Plantation. Her devotion to her husband sets quite an example for modern-day couples. Granted she lived under much more restrictive social codes and mores than we do today, but her willingness to fill her role as her husband's emotional support is clear.
- Kathryn Brewster Haueisen
22 de dic. de 2016 · Convicted Monterey gynecologist gets to keep medical license. Dr. Mary Kay Brewster, left, stands with her criminal defense attorney, Gary Thelander, outside the Salinas courtroom following her trial in 2015. With her blond hair neatly swept back and kept in place with a pearl headband that matches her long pearl necklace, it’s hard to ...
Mary Brewster (aprox. 1569 - 17 de abril de 1627) era una pasajera del Mayflower en 1620, cuando el barco zarpó de Inglaterra hacia el Nuevo Mundo. Probablemente nació en Inglaterra, pero no se sabe con certeza la fecha exacta de su nacimiento, ni el lugar ni el apellido de nacimiento. Se casó con William Brewster hacia 1592, con quien tuvo ...
An illustrated children’s story about Pilgrim Mary Brewster. There are lots of children’s story books out there about the voyage of the Mayflower, but it’s not as easy to find a story that tells you about what happened before the Mayflower – and all the journeys that were involved to get to that point of departure, 400 years ago.
In 1893, Wald and Mary Brewster, both graduates of the New York Hospital School of Nursing, moved to the Lower East Side of New York City to put this concept of public health nursing into practice. They arrived during one of the nineteenth century's worst depressions and began to give patients ice, sterilized milk, medicines, meals, and referrals to hospitals and dispensaries.
Mary Brewster chose love over resentment, though her husband’s commitment to take this enormous risk put her and their children in danger on several occasions. It meant leaving a relatively secure and comfortable life in tranquil rural northern England to join the ranks of the desperate refugees, fleeing for safety across the North Sea.
Now in Mystic Seaport's G.W. Blunt White Library, Mary Brewster's journals are here published for the first time. As the most complete account of the female experience at sea, this volume will be of great interest to both scholars and enthusiasts of whaling and maritime history, Pacific history, and women's history."She Was a Sister Sailor" was recognized by the North American Society for ...
