Eccleston, Sarah C., 1840-1916 (Nombre personal)

Sarah Chamberlin Eccleston diary and journal, c2014: Journal flyleaf (Sallie E. Chamberlin; married Lt. Charles Eccleston, 24 October 1866; two children, John (born 22 July 1867) and Emily (born 5 April 1869))

Eighth census of the United States, 1860: Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, south ward, page 160 (Sallie E. Chamberlin, age 20)

Pennsylvania and New Jersey church and town records, 1708-1985: page 70 (Sallie E. Chamberlin married Charles F. Eggleston, 24 October 1866, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania)

Tenth census of the United States, 1880: Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, north ward, E.D. 160, page 14 (Sarah E. Eccleston; age 40, widow; teacher)

U.S. passport applications, 1795-1925: September 27, 1893, no. 4673 (Sarah C. Eccleston, born 8 April 1840; teacher; resident, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

Ancestry.com WWW site, May 30, 2014: Sarah Emily Chamberlin (died 10 October 1916, Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Wikipedia, May 30, 2014: Sara Eccleston (graduated from Bucknell University, 1858; enrolled in 1875 and graduated in 1877 from Ruth Burritt's Normal School [Centennial Kindergarten Training School], Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with a specialization in kindergarten education; one of the American teachers contracted by the end of the nineteenth century to work in Argentina; inspired by educator Mary Peabody Mann, she and her daughter Emily traveled first to London and then to Buenos Aires, Argentina, arriving on 24 August 1883; after founding and directing a kindergarten in Concepción, Uruguay in 1888, she returned to Paraná, Argentina, where she remained until 1897; she was the delegate of the Argentine government at the world-wide conference on kindergarden in Chicago, 1893; in 1899 she founded the International Kindergarten Society which became an affiliate of the International Council of Women; she died in her villa in the Belgrano district of Buenos Aires, 10 October 1916 and was buried in the British Cemetery of Buenos Aires)