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Politics the Damnedest: Bourbon County People, Events, & Movements from 1780-1980
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Politics the Damnedest: Bourbon County People, Events, & Movements from 1780-1980
Politics the Damnedest: Bourbon County People, Events, & Movements from 1780-1980
View images from the Women’s Suffrage section of our past exhibit.
William J. Cain FERA Membership Card [Image Courtesy of University of Kentucky Special Collections]
William J. Cain had a fourth grade education and worked as a general laborer or a laborer for the county. He was married and had three daughters. His support of the woman suffrage movement seems at odds with his background.
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Politics the Damnedest: Bourbon County People, Events, & Movements from 1780-1980
Politics the Damnedest: Bourbon County People, Events, & Movements from 1780-1980
View images from the Women’s Suffrage section of our past exhibit.