Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Anna Pennybacker (May 7, 1861 – February 4, 1938) was an American educator, author, and activist for peace and woman rights. Pennybacker started teaching in 1880 in a Missouri grammar school and later a Missouri high school as a history teacher and the principal. In 1888, she published A New History of Texas for Schools which found its way into many Texas classrooms. She then left Missouri for Texas in 1893. When she moved to Austin after her husband died (1899) she became very involved in woman rights activism by heading the state Federation of Women's Clubs (1901-1903)."@en }
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- Anna_Pennybacker abstract "Anna Pennybacker (May 7, 1861 – February 4, 1938) was an American educator, author, and activist for peace and woman rights. Pennybacker started teaching in 1880 in a Missouri grammar school and later a Missouri high school as a history teacher and the principal. In 1888, she published A New History of Texas for Schools which found its way into many Texas classrooms. She then left Missouri for Texas in 1893. When she moved to Austin after her husband died (1899) she became very involved in woman rights activism by heading the state Federation of Women's Clubs (1901-1903).".
- Q16023191 abstract "Anna Pennybacker (May 7, 1861 – February 4, 1938) was an American educator, author, and activist for peace and woman rights. Pennybacker started teaching in 1880 in a Missouri grammar school and later a Missouri high school as a history teacher and the principal. In 1888, she published A New History of Texas for Schools which found its way into many Texas classrooms. She then left Missouri for Texas in 1893. When she moved to Austin after her husband died (1899) she became very involved in woman rights activism by heading the state Federation of Women's Clubs (1901-1903).".