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Frances was born in Churchville New York
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At the age of two she moved to Janesville, WI where her father was a farmer and a Methodist.
She was also a "Tom Boy" and was often called Frank -
She got accepted into Northwestern Female College in Evanston Illinois
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Frances broke off her engagement to a man named Charles Henry Fowler.
She soon after she became a teacher and lived off of low income. -
Her younger sister Mary died at the age of 19 from tuberculosis
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Wrote a book called "Nineteen Wonderful Years" about her sister Mary
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She was elected President of Evanston College for Ladies
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She was a University Administrator before she commited to the temperance.
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Frances became President of the Woman's National Christian Temperance Union.
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Union Spread Over 50 nations.
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Elected to General Conferance
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Bishopls would'nt let her sit down at a meeting.
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Her mother died.
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Frances wrote how the bike was one of the greatest tools for getting men out of the house.
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Frances Elizabeth Willard died
