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Peabody, Lucy Whitehead

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Peabody, Lucy Whitehead (1861–1949)

US mission leader. As an officer of the Woman's American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society (1890–1906), and chair of the Central Committee on the United Study of Missions (1902–29), she fostered the rise of women's and ecumenical missionary societies and Christian education. Her fundraising in the 1920s helped found seven women's colleges in Asia. She was born in Belmont, Kansas.



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