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DOGGETT, Kate, reformer, born in Charlotte, Vermont, about 1835. Her maiden name was Newell. She was educated at Castleton, Vermont, and at the Albany, New York, female academy, and married William E. Doggett, of Chicago, in 1858. She was elected a member of the academy of science in 1869, and invited to take charge of the herbarium belonging to the academy. She attended, as a delegate of the National woman suffrage association, the Frauen conferenz held in Berlin, Germany, in November 1869, and on her return delivered lectures on art. Several French and German clubs have been established by her, also a literary society called the Fortnightly, of which she is the president. Mrs. Doggett has translated the "Grammar of Painting and Engraving" (New York, 1874).
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