... , Daniel and Mary Livingston Cady, preferred their sons to their daughters. In trying to copy her male siblings, she got an extraordinary education: she went to Johnstown Academy and studied Greek and mathematics; she learned how to ride and manage a horse; she became a skilled debater; and she attended the Troy Female Seminary in New York where she studies logic, physiology, and natural ... ...
... daughters when they showed their mutual displeasure of the birth of Elizabeth's younger sister (ibid). Determined to succeed at a level relative to her brothers, Elizabeth attended Jamestown Academy and studied Greek and Mathematics (www.womenshistory.about.com). It was here that she learned to become a skilled debater (ibid). She went on to attend the Troy Female Seminary in New York (ibid). It ... ...
... the next main woman involved in the Seneca Falls Convention. Stanton was born in 1815 in Johnstown, New York. When she was a young girl, she attended Johnstown Academy and studied Greek and mathematics. She also learned to ride and manage a horse and became a skilled debater. When she got older, she attended the Troy Female Seminary in New York. Here she studied logic ... ...
