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Photograph of Anne Dallas Dudley and her daugter Trevania Dallas Dudley, c. 1911-1913 (Tennessee State Museum collection, 2018.153.2) With the victory of partial suffrage for the women of Tennessee behind her, Dudley turned her focus to national suffrage in all elections.
02 Apr. Anne Dallas Dudley. Photo courtesy of the Library of Congress. A national and state leader in the women’s suffrage movement, Anne Dallas was the daughter of a prominent Nashville family. She attended Ward Seminary High School and Price’s College in Nashville before marrying Guilford Dudley, who founded an insurance company in Nashville.
Lived: November 13, 1876—September 13, 1955 (aged 78) Anne Dallas Dudley was a Tennessee suffragist and one of the most prominent leaders in the Southern suffrage movement. Born on November 13, 1876, into a prominent Nashville family, Dudley attended Ward Seminary High School and Price’s College.
Apr 28, 2014 · Anne Dallas Dudley organized Nashville women and sparked Tennessee women to turn out with their families. Four years later, Tennessee became the state that ratified the 19th Amendment. The...
Courtesy of the Tennessee State Library and Archives. Anne Dallas Dudley was beautiful, articulate, and privileged; a wife and the mother of two daughters, she enlisted in the crusade for women’s rights, laboring for nearly ten years in a hard fought campaign to achieve woman suffrage.
Dec 21, 2018 · The Tennessee Conservationist - Jan/Feb 2019. Nashville’s Shortest Street Is Long On History: The Anne Dallas Dudley Story. Aubrey C. Watson 2018-12-21 12:39:36. As the Tennessee Woman Suffrage Centennial approaches in 2020, it’s time to recognize the contributions of women, including women in Tennessee.
Anne Dallas Dudley was a national and state leader in the fight for women's suffrage who worked tirelessly to secure the ratification of the 19th Amendment in Tennessee. She was from a prominent Nashville family, and married to one of the founders of the Life and Casualty Insurance Company.
