Ada ELIOT

Father: Henry Ware ELIOT
Mother: Charlotte Champe STEARNS

Family 1: Alfred Dwight SHEFFIELD 
                                                        _William Greenleaf ELIOT __
                             _William Greenleaf ELIOT _|
                            |                          |_Margaret Greenleaf DAWES _
 _Henry Ware ELIOT _________|
|                           |                           _William CRANCH ___________
|                           |_Abigail Adams CRANCH ____|
|                                                      |_Nancy GREENLEAF __________
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|--Ada ELIOT 
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|_Charlotte Champe STEARNS _|
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Graduated from Mary Institute, St. Louis, Missouri, 1888; attended Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Massachusetts. District Secretary of Family Welfare Society, of Boston, 1897-1900; Secretary of Dependent Children's Committee, New York Charity Organization Society, 1900-1901; Probation Officer, New York City, 1901-1904; member Massachusetts State Board of Charities, 1909-1914; President Boston Conference on Illegitimacy, 1911-1915; President of Society for Aiding Destitute Mothers and Infants, Boston, 1914-1918; Director Research Bureau on Social Case Work, 1919-1927; President Massachusetts State Conference of Social Work, 1927; President Massachusetts State Conference of Social Work, 1927: member Advisory Board Massachusetts Public Welfare Commission, 1919-1934; member Board Boston Children's Mission, 1927-1939; Chairman 1941 Roxbury Case Conference of Boston Family Welfare Society. Author of "The Social Case History" (Russell Sage Foundation, 1920); "Case Study Possibilities" (1922); "Social Insight in Case Situations" (1937); contributor to journals of Ethics and Sociology, and "The Survey". Member: American Sociological Society; Eastern Sociological Society; National Conference of Social Work; National Child Welfare League; Massachusetts Conference of Social Work; Program Committee Boston Council of Social Agencies; Monday Lunch Club of Women Social Workers; Radclliffe Alumnae Association (associate).

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