Sarah Lanman Smith
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Sarah Lanman Smith (also known as, Sarah L. Huntington Smith; June 18, 1802 – September 30, 1836) was a 19th-century American Christian missionary, memoirist, and school founder. In 1835, she established the American School for Girls, which became the Lebanese American University.
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Boojah, Greece
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Norwich, Connecticut, U.S.
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Sarah L. Smith signature.jpg
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Memoir of Mrs. Sarah Lanman Smith
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Sarah Lanman Smith (also known as, Sarah L. Huntington Smith; June 18, 1802 – September 30, 1836) was a 19th-century American Christian missionary, memoirist, and school founder. In 1835, she established the American School for Girls, which became the Lebanese American University. In 1830-1, Smith and Sarah Breed established and conducted a Sunday school among the Mohegan. In 1833, after marrying Rev. Eli Smith, they embarked for Beirut, via Malta and Alexandria. Five years later, in ill-health, she was wrecked on a voyage to Smyrna, but escaped in a boat, dying soon after. Her memoirs were published by Dr. Edward W. Hooker in 1839.
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