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Aug 11, 2020 · Senator Marsha Blackburn and her daughter, Mary Morgan Ketchel, join Karin Lips, President of NeW, for an engaging discussion on their new book Camilla Can Vote, a children’s book that explores the lasting impact of the suffrage movement in an adorable and creative way.
Oct 12, 2023 · Oct 12, 2023. Undeterred by rainy weather, patrons of the fight against human trafficking gathered at the home of Kelly Crockett last Thursday evening to support the upcoming All for NAHT 2023. Event co-chairs Cecile Gideon and Mary Morgan Ketchel were on hand, mixing and mingling as supporters enjoyed Champagne and light bites.
Mar 30, 2023 · Mary Morgan Ketchel, a Nashville native, is an alumna of the Harpeth Hall School and University of Mississippi. She is a community volunteer with a background in political fundraising and event management.
Jul 16, 2020 · Have You Seen This Man? Mar 22, 2022. Co-authors Mary Morgan Ketchel and Marsha Blackburn discussed their new children's book, "Camilla Can Vote."
Mary Morgan Blackburn Ketchel feels particularly connected to the women’s suffrage movement. She was able to exercise her right to vote for her own mother to become the first woman elected to Congress, and then to the Senate, in her home state of Tennessee. Women gained the hard-fought right to vote just 100 years ago.
Books by Mary Morgan Ketchel. About. Mary Morgan Blackburn Ketchel feels particularly connected to the women's suffrage movement. She was able to exercise her right to vote for her own mother to become the first woman elected to Congress, and then to the Senate, in her home state of Tennessee.
Mary Morgan Blackburn Ketchel feels particularly connected to the women’s suffrage movement. She was able to exercise her right to vote for her own mother to become the first woman elected to Congress, and then to the Senate, in her home state of Tennessee.
