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'''Mrs. Mercie M. Thirds''' was a prominent lecturer and writer in the [[Theosophical Society]] during the 1890s. She delivered two addresses at the Theosophical Congress in the [[World's Parliament of Religions (1893)|World's Parliament of Religions]] in 1893. | '''Mrs. Mercie M. Thirds''' was a prominent lecturer and writer in the [[Theosophical Society]] during the 1890s. She delivered two addresses at the Theosophical Congress in the [[World's Parliament of Religions (1893)|World's Parliament of Religions]] in 1893. | ||
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Mrs. Mercie M. Thirds was a prominent lecturer and writer in the Theosophical Society during the 1890s. She delivered two addresses at the Theosophical Congress in the World's Parliament of Religions in 1893.
Personal Life
Mercianna M. was born around 1852 in Canada of Canadian parents. By 1875 she had married James M. Third, a Chicago bank teller. They lived in Deerfield, Illinois and had a daughter Alma, according to the 1880 U. S. Census, but little else is known.[1]
Theosophical work and writings
The Union Index of Theosophical Periodicals lists 14 articles by Mrs. Thirds.
Notes
- ↑ U. S. Census, 1880.