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Article states: "By 1900 Ida had moved back to New Bedford with her daughter, Ida, and sister Edith." With which daughter? The article mentions two, Hope and Bertha. Who is the second Ida mentioned? Is it supposed to be the name of one of her daughters? And if so shouldn't the statement have *NO* commas? And did Eliot move back to New Bedford *WITH* Edith or did she move back to *LIVE WITH* Edith (presumably who was already there)? WikiParker (talk) 14:53, 5 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]