And we've surely done our bit for the daughters.
Further information about For the Daughters of Harlem is available on the project website.
Amazingly for the early 1900s, the family prioritized education, even for the daughters.
It was here in 1832 that Crandall ran a school for the daughters of wealthy families.
In her hand, she held two red roses, for the daughters she lost.
Carole has a census, tax lists and marriage records for the daughters of her supposed Revolutionary War soldier.
Before she was an organizer for woman suffrage, Susan B. Anthony was an organizer for the Daughters of Temperance.
There's pressure from the mothers and the entire community for the daughters to follow their mothers into sex work.
The Newark conference included, for the first time, a seminar for the daughters of women who are entrepreneurs.
The bill totals about $140 a month, Mr. Gray said, including $20 for the daughters' two phone lines.
In the 1950s, intellectual development was rarely a priority for the daughters of middle-class families such as hers.
