Talk:Ida Sammis

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Did you know... that according to legend, New York Assemblywoman Ida Sammis' first act in the legislature was to polish the brass spittoon assigned to her, and to place it on her desk as a flower vase?

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Name and marriages

Not all reliable sources but leads to her name and marriages:

"three-times-married Ida Bunce Sammis Woodruff Satchwell of Huntington, who became one of the first two women members of the state Assembly." LI's Rebels With a Cause: For Alva Erskine Smith Vanderbilt Belmont and other suffragettes, `Failure is impossible' By Kathy Larkin and Joyce Gabriel in Newsday, July 12, 2009, Newsday Inc.
"MRS. IDA SATCHWELL; First 'Republican Woman State Assembly Member Was 74" NYT obit dated June 5, 1943.
"Sammis, Edgar Arthur and Bunce, Ida Florence married 23 October 1890 at Cold Spring Harbor" "Note: Ida B. Sammis later became the first woman to represent Suffolk County in the New York State Assembly" [1]
Ida Florence Bunce, genealogy entry with note by historian that might document name, birth, occupation, marriages, and death, and family history.

Female suffragists with articles

Emmeline Pankhurst, Susan B. Anthony

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