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There are conflicting birth dates to be found. The archived National Women's History Museum page has her dates as being 1876–1961, but then claims she died at 95, which is 10 years off. Her headstone has her dates as 1872–1961. UPI's report of her death say that she died at age 89, which would fit with the 1872–1961 date. I've deleted all birth date information for now because of this, but I think unless someone objects that I'll put in 1872 as her birth year, and put an (age 89) next to her death year. Plandu (talk) 18:51, 6 March 2020 (UTC)[reply]
