Brigham, Mary Ann (1829–1889)
Brigham, Mary Ann (1829–1889)
American educator. Born in Westboro, Massachusetts, 1829; died 1889.
An associate principal at Brooklyn Heights Seminary (1863–89), was chosen to be the 1st president of Mount Holyoke College, but died before taking office.
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