Charlotte Ann Stewart (1838)

Born 20 Jan 1838 in Loudonville, Ohio

Ancestors

Biography

Charlotte Ann Stewart.

Notes

Miss Charlotte Ann Stewart to whom we are indebted for the interesting material concerning her honored parents and ancestors was born in Loudonville January 20 1838 pursued her education here in the public schools and the Loudonville Academy and later entered the Ashland high school and subsequently the Olome Institute at Cannonsburg Pennsylvania where she was graduated with first honors September 26 1860 She then began teaching and most of her work has been in connection with the high schools of Ohio About thirty years of her life were devoted to that profession and during much of that period she was a high school principal In 1887 she was one of the guests of honor at the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the Ohio Teachers Association and she has also been active in the National Educational Association In 1896 she became one of the organizers of the Progress Club of Loudonville formed to promote literary investigation and knowledge Her influence has been a most potent factor in the educational progress of this state and few are so thoroughly and widely informed concerning the history of Ashland county as is Miss Charlotte A Stewart.^[1]

Sources

1. ↑ History of Ashland County, Ohio: With Biographical Sketches of Prominent Citizens of the County, Abraham J. Baughman, Unigraphic, Ashland County (Ohio), 1909, Pp. 267 & 268