Myra Belle Martin
(1861-)
American teacher, writer, and financier (1861-?)
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Myra Belle Martin (October 6, 1861 – ?) was an American teacher, writer, and financier. Having taught one year in Pennsylvania, six years in Connecticut, and one year in Massachusetts, she was the first woman elected president of the Eastern Connecticut Teachers' Association. She retired from teaching in 1889 and became associate manager of the New York City office of Prang Educational Company, 1889–93. After this time, she held various positions for several important corporations, including secretary and treasurer of the San Luis Mining Company; secretary of the George A. Treadweil Mining Company; as well as secretary and director of the Copete Consolidated Copper Company, and Fahnestock Electric Company.
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6 October 1861 (age 163) Grafton, New Hampshire, U.S.
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