Cornelia Amory Goddard Loring was one of the founders of the New England Hospital for Women, a leader in improvements in the education of women, and active in the work of the Sanitary Commission during the American Civil War. - AsNotedIn
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| 1810/09/27 | Sarah Kirkland Amory, wife of Francis Amory, gives birth to a daughter, Cornelia Amory, in Boston, Massachusetts. | Born | |||||
| 1850/07/15 | Mrs Cornelia Amory Goddard, daughter of Francis Amory and widow of George A Goddard, marries Charles G Loring at Milton. | Bride | Marriage of Cornelia Amory Goddard and Charles G Loring | ||||
| 1872/00/00 | Founder | Dimock Community Health Center Complex | Boston | ||||
| 1875/05/13 | Cornelia Amory Loring dies at Florence, Toscana, Italy. She is buried at the English Cemetery in Florence. | Died |
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