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Goddard, Mary Katherine | Encyclopedia.com

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Mary Katherine GoddardBorn June 16, 1738Groton, ConnecticutDied August 12, 1816Baltimore, Maryland Publisher, postmaster, printer of the

Mary Katherine Goddard | American printer, publisher, and postmaster...

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Mary Katherine Goddard, early American printer and publisher who was also probably the first woman postmaster in America. Goddard grew up in New London,...

Mary Katherine Goddard to George Washington | The Washington ...

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Mary Katherine Goddard ( ) was born in Connecticut and was the sister of the well-known printer and newspaper publisher William Goddard ...

To George Washington from Mary Katherine Goddard, 23 December …

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To George Washington from Mary Katherine Goddard, 23 December 1789

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Mary Katherine Goddard. Drawn by William Strickland ( ). Engraved by Hugh Anderson (fl ). Engraving, in The Cyclopedia, Abraham Rees, ...

Wikipedia: Mary Katharine Goddard - Wikipedia

Mary Katherine Goddard (June 16, – August 12, 1816) was an early American publisher, and the postmaster of the Baltimore Post Office from to She was the second printer to print the Declaration of Independence.

Mary Katherine Goddard – An American Printing Pioneer - History Is Fun

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Mary Katherine Goddard – An American Printing Pioneer. Early copies of the Declaration of Independence, like this July broadside in the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation collection, were printed without names. The Declaration of Independence was adopted by the Continental Congress on July 4, ...

March Highlight: Mary Katherine Goddard | Declaration Resources...

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In Baltimore, Mary Katherine Goddard flourished, partly due to her brother's constantly shifting priorities, but mostly due to her own skill and determination. William Goddard left the Maryland Journal after about a year in order to travel the colonies to promote his "Constitutional Post," an alternative to the royal ...