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Women's Rights Activism (1848-1860s)Women's Rights Activism (1848-1860s)Relationship to Troy Female Seminary/Emma Willard SchoolRelationship to Troy Female Seminary/Emma Willard SchoolInventions and PatentsInventions and PatentsElisha Foote: Life and CollaborationElisha Foote: Life and CollaborationScientific Research and Publications (1856-1857)Scientific Research and Publications (1856-1857)Family Life (1842-1888)Family Life (1842-1888)Relationship to Rensselaer School/RPIRelationship to Rensselaer School/RPIMain milestonesMain milestonesLater Life and Death (1868-1888)Later Life and Death (1868-1888)Recognition and Rediscovery (2010s-Present)Recognition and Rediscovery (2010s-Present)Early Life and Education (1819-1841)Early Life and Education (1819-1841)
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Eunice Newton Foote - American scientist, inventor and women's rights activist (1819–1888)

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Later Life and Death (1868-1888)

This timeline details the later years of Eunice Newton Foote's life, including her residence, social life, and passing.
Residence in Lenox, Massachusetts
1868
Eunice and her husband moved to Lenox, Massachusetts. This relocation likely reflected changes in their family and professional lives.
Death
September 30, 1888
Eunice Newton Foote died in Lenox, Massachusetts, at the age of 69. Her contributions to science and women's rights went largely unrecognized for many years after her death.

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