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Born
Elizabeth was born on November 12, 1815 in Johnstown, New York. She was raised by Daniel Cady and Margaret Livingston Cady. She was the 6th child born out of 11, and some of her siblings include Eleazer Cady, Harriot Cady, and Margaret Cady. Even though she had other siblings, many died at young ages and were not recroded at the time. -
Graduated
Elizabeth graduated in 1832 fom the Troy Female Seminary college. Very few ladies of that time studied Latin, Greek, and math, and she was one of them. In her generation it was for likley for boys to study those subjects, but she did it. This helped her later in life by showing that she can do whatever the boys can do just as well. *couldnt find actual date or month -
Married Henry Stanton
Elizabeth married a man named Henry Staton in 1840. They had seven children (Harriot, Theodore, Gerrit, Margaret, Daniel, Robert, and Henry). They went to ondon to get married and as returning home to the United States Henry practiced law. Eventually, they settled in Seneca Falls, NY to raise their children. *Couldnt find actually day or month *couldnt find actual date or month -
Organized the first womens right conventin with Lucretia C Mott
This convention was held in 1848 by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia C Mott in Seneca Falls, NY. During this convention, Stanton abstracted the Declartion of Sentiments, declaring that both "men and women are created equal". She also propsed the idea of-for the first time in public-voting rights for women. *couldnt find actually date or month -
50-year collaboration for feminist causes (Met with Susan B Anthony)
Elizabeth and Susan were known as one of the best working partnerships of history.During this time Stanton would be the voice of the women's rights and Anthony would be the philosopher behind everything. These two women developed a very close relantionship and their goal in life was to change women's life for ever. *coulndt find actually day or month -
Elizabeth's Final and Seventh Child is Born
As told before,Elizabeth had 7 children but her last child was Robert Livingston Stanton. He was born on March 13th, 1859 and died in 1920. -
Elizabeth and Susan establish more equal rights
Elizabeth and Susan help establish American Equal Rights Association. It helped get voting rights for Afican Americans and Women. Even though it was originally created by Lucretica Mott, they had a great impact on it. *couldnt find actual day or month -
Elizabeth writes and submits the NWSA.
On this date, Elizabeth writes and submits the NWSA's proposed amendment. She submitted it to the U.S. Senate and it would be brought up at every Congress session for the next 40 years. It worked on to secure women's right to vote under the Constitution. *couldnt find actual day or month -
Death of Husband (Widow)
Elizabeth's husband, Henry Stanton, died an unexpected death in 1887. They were married for 47 years until his death. They lived his last few months in their beautiful home in Seneca Falls, New York. *couldnt find actual day or month -
Published The Women's Bible
In 1898 Staton published her book The Woman's Bible. Some thought it was genious, others thought of it as irrelevent comentary. But later, the National American Woman Suffrage Assiociation rebuked her for writing the novel. *couldnt find actual day or month -
Died
Elizabeth Cady Stanton died on October 26, 1902 in New York City, New York. She passed away at 3:00 pm in her house-the Stuart Apartemnt House. She was 86 years old and lived a great life with her friends and family. -
19th Amendment was ratified
Elizabeth's and evey other women's suffragist's goal came true! The 19th amendment,Women's right to vote, was ratify on August 18th, 1920, was ratified. What these women dedicated their life to has finally come, the right to vote!
