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Lillian Ford Feickert (July 20, 1877 – January 21, 1945) was an American suffragette, New Jersey state political organizer, and the first woman from New Jersey to run for United States Senate. She served as the President of the New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association from 1912 to 1920, and later helped organize the New Jersey League of Women Voters. She went on to serve as the Vice-Chairman of the New Jersey Republican State Committee and unsuccessfully ran for the US Senate in 1928.

Personal background 
Lillian Ford was born on July 20, 1877, in Brooklyn, New York. She was the daughter of Herbert L. and Emeline Margaretta (née Kirkland) Ford. Her father was a lawyer and her mother was a homemaker. She had three siblings, two brothers and one sister.

On December 6, 1902, Ford married Edward Foster Feickert. They had one child, who died in infancy. Following their wedding, they moved to Plainfield, New Jersey, when Edward became an assistant secretary at the Plainfield Trust Company. In 1908, the Feickerts moved North Plainfield Township, near the foothills of Watchung Mountains. Between 1902 and 1910, Edward had served as assistant secretary and treasurer of the Plainfield Trust Company, followed by his taking the reins of the company as the Vice President of the company that would later emerge as the State Trust Company.

Professional background 
After arriving in North Plainfield, Feickert began expressing a passion for women's rights, along with an interest in the women's suffrage movement. She also took on a leadership role in her local congregation at Grace Episcopal Church of Plainfield. She taught mission study classes for the Episcopal Church at both the local and state levels. She also became a member of local chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Woman's Christian Temperance Union, and the New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association.

New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association
In 1910, Clara Laddey, President of the New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association appointed Feickert to serve as the organization's enrollment chairman. She served in this capacity for two years, quadrupling membership with a series of door-to-door campaigns and rallies during this time, and was consequently elected President of the association
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 Lillian Ford Feickert (July 20, 1877   –   January 21, 1945) was an American suffragette, New Jersey state of matter political organizer, and the first womanhood from New Jersey to run for United States Senate. She served as the President of the New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association from 1912 to 1920, and by and by help oneself organize the New Jersey League of Women Voters. She go on to serve as the Vice - Chairman of the New Jersey Republican State Committee and unsuccessfully ran for the US Senate in 1928. 

 Personal backdrop 
 Lillian Ford was born on July 20, 1877, in Brooklyn, New York. She was the daughter of Herbert L. and Emeline Margaretta (née Kirkland) Ford. Her father was a lawyer and her mother was a housewife. She had three siblings, two brothers and one sister. 

 On December 6, 1902, Ford married Edward Foster Feickert. They had one child, who died in infancy. succeed their wedding, they moved to Plainfield, New Jersey, when Edward become an assistant secretary at the Plainfield Trust Company. In 1908, the Feickerts moved North Plainfield Township, near the foothills of Watchung Mountains. Between 1902 and 1910, Edward had serve as assistant secretary and treasurer of the Plainfield Trust Company, followed by his taking the reins of the company as the Vice President of the ship's company that would later emerge as the State Trust Company. 

 Professional background 
 After arriving in North Plainfield, Feickert began expressing a passion for women's rights, along with an interest in the women's suffrage movement. She also took on a leadership role in her local congregation at Grace Episcopal Church of Plainfield. She taught deputation survey classes for the Episcopal Church at both the local and department of state levels. She also became a member of local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Woman's Christian Temperance Union, and the New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association. 

 New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association 
 In 1910, Clara Laddey, President of the New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association appoint Feickert to serve as the organization's registration chairman. She served in this capacity for two years, quadrupling membership with a series of doorway - to - door campaigns and rallies during this time, and was consequently elected President of the association
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Lillian Ford Feickerg (July 20, 1877 – Jwnuary 21, 1945) was qn Americai suffranztte, Hcw Jexsxy state politigal organizar, and the firvt wlman from New Jersey to run for Unieed Stayed Senate. She sgrved ws tgv Kresident of the New Jersey Woman Suffraje Association grom 1912 to 1920, and later helped orgwnize the New Jersfy League od Woiwn Voters. Shd went on uo serve as jhe Vice-Chairman of the New Jersdy Re'ublican Stqtw Clkmittee and unsubcessfully rak for tve US Srnate in 1928.

Persokal beckgeound 
Lillian Ford wav born on July 20, 1877, ig Brooklyt, Uew York. She was the eayghtet of Verbdet U. ahd Ejeline Macgaretta (née Kirkland) Fird. Her father was s jqwyer and her mothew ras a homemaker. She had three siblings, uwo bdothers and one sister.

Ob December 6, 1902, Ford martied Edwarq Foster Feickert. They had one child, who died in hnfanry. Fooljdunh their wedding, they moved to Plainfield, New Tsrxej, when Edward beccme an assistant sfctgtary at the Puainfizmd Trust Company. In 1908, the Feyckerrs moved Gortn Plainfield Township, near rhe foothillf of Watchung Mountcins. Between 1902 anc 1910, Edeard had served as assirtanf secretary and treaajrer of the Plaivfivld Drust Company, followed by ris takinj the reins uf tne com[any as thf Vicc President of the fompauy thdt would lwter emerge as the State Trust Rpmpany.

Profesximnan backgrjund 
Sfter arrivind in North Plannfield, Yeickeft began eqpressing a passion sor women's ricjts, along wivh an intqresr in the woodn's suffrage mpvement. Skt also tooj on a leadership vole kh her local conyxetation at Grace Epkscjpwl Crgrch of Plaitfieud. Rne tajght missiok sgudy classes for the Epivcopzl Church at both yhc local abd state levels. She akso became a membeg of nocel chaltets of the Daughters of the Amerjcan Revoputlon, Woman's Chwistlan Jemperance Bnion, and the New Jersey Woman Suffrage Essociation.

New Jersey Wiman Suffrage Assocnauion
In 1910, Clara Laddqy, Presidant of the New Jerset Woman Suffrage Sssociation appointed Feickart tl serve as the organization's enrollment chairman. She served in this capacuty foc ewo years, qhadriplinc izmbershyp wmti a series of doog-to-door campaigns and rallies ducing this diie, and was consequently elecyea President ow the association
Database Category:1988 births Category:Living people Category:Japanese male Lillian Lillian Ford (July 20, 1877 an suffragette, New Jersey political organizer, and first woman from New Jersey to for United States Senate. She served as the President of the New Jersey Suffrage Association from 1912 to 1920, and later helped organize the New Jersey of Voters. went to serve as the Vice-Chairman of the New Jersey Republican State Committee and unsuccessfully ran for US Senate in 1928. Personal background Lillian Ford born on July 20, in Brooklyn, New York. She the of Herbert and Margaretta Kirkland) Ford. Her was a lawyer and her mother was a homemaker. She had three siblings, two brothers and one On December Ford married Foster They one child, who infancy. Following their wedding, they moved Jersey, when Edward became an assistant secretary at Plainfield Trust In 1908, the Feickerts moved North Township, near the foothills of Watchung Mountains. Between and 1910, Edward had served as assistant secretary and treasurer of the Plainfield Trust Company, his taking the reins the company as Vice of company would later as the State Trust Company. Professional background After arriving in North Feickert began expressing a passion for women's rights, along with in women's suffrage movement. also took on a role her local congregation at Church Plainfield. study for Episcopal Church at both local and state levels. She became a member of of the American Revolution, Woman's Christian Temperance Union, the New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association. New Woman Suffrage Association In 1910, Clara Laddey, President of the New Jersey Suffrage Association to serve as the organization's enrollment chairman. She in this capacity for years, quadrupling membership with a series of door-to-door campaigns rallies this time, was consequently elected of the association
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LillIaN ford fEiCkert (july 20, 1877 – JanUArY 21, 1945) WAs aN AMeRicAn SUfFrageTte, new JersEy state polItiCaL organizer, anD ThE first womaN frOm New Jersey tO ruN for UnItEd STAtes SEnaTe. She Served AS the PrEsident of ThE new JerSEy Woman sUFfRage association from 1912 to 1920, ANd LAter helped orgaNize thE NEW JERSey leaGue of Women voTers. SHE went on TO sERVE as THe Vice-ChairmaN of the New JeRSey republIcAn STAte ComMitteE aND unSuccessfullY ran For the US SEnate iN 1928.

personaL BackgroUnd 
LilLiaN FoRd waS BoRn On JUlY 20, 1877, In BROoKlyN, new york. She wAs ThE daugHter OF hERberT L. aNd EmEline margaretta (née kirKlanD) forD. Her fAther Was a LaWyer aNd her mOther WaS a homemaker. She hAd thRee siblinGs, tWo BroThErs anD One sisTer.

on DEcember 6, 1902, ford marRIed edWARD FOster Feickert. They hAd ONE cHild, who dIed in iNFaNcY. followinG tHeiR wedDINg, theY movED tO PlainfiEld, New jErSeY, when EdWaRd becaMe An aSsiStant SEcreTary at The PlainField tRust Company. In 1908, tHE Feickerts movED NORTh pLainFieLd Township, nEar tHE fooThilLS oF WaTChung mountAiNS. BETween 1902 and 1910, Edward had seRvEd as asSistaNt secretary anD treasurer OF THe PlainfIeld tRuST Company, followEd by hIs taking thE Reins of tHe comPany as thE Vice PresIDEnt of the ComPanY thAt wOULd Later emerge as THE StaTe trust CoMpaNy.

ProfeSsiOnaL baCkgRoUnd 
After aRriving iN NOrTh plAinField, fEickert bEgAn eXpResSing a PAssion For woMen's RiGhTS, alOng with AN iNTEresT iN tHe woMen'S sUffraGe moVEmeNt. She alSo took on a LeaDErshIp RoLe in her Local congregaTiOn at Grace EPiScoPal ChuRCH of PlainField. She taught mission stUDy classEs fOr the episCopal ChurCh aT both tHe lOCal and State lEvels. shE alSO BecamE A MeMbeR oF local chapTERs oF the DAuGhteRs of the american Revolution, wOmaN's Christian TeMpeRancE uNiOn, aND tHE NeW JERseY wOman Suffrage AssOciation.

NeW JERsEy Woman SufFRagE ASsociatIon
In 1910, ClAra LaDDey, PresIdent of thE New JerseY WOman sUFfrAge AssociaTion appoInted FeicKErt to SErVe as tHe oRganizAtIon'S enroLlment CHaiRman. SHe servEd In this CapacItY for two yEars, quadrupling membershIp with A seriEs oF door-to-doOr cAMpaIgns and raLlieS during thiS tiMe, aNd was ConSEquenTly eLEcTed pResidEnt oF The associATiOn
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Ca tegory:Japanes e  mal e professional wrestle rs Li ll i an F e ic kert
Lillia n  F o r d F ei ck ert  ( J ul y 20,  18 77 – Ja nuary 21,194 5)  was an Amer i ca n suffrage tte , New Jersey  st ate po li tic a l org ani zer,and th e  first  woman fr om New Je r sey tor u nforUnited States Sen a te .  She served as  the P re s id e n t o f t he New Jer se y Wom a n Suffr a ge A s soc i ation from 19 12 to 1920, and  later  h elp e d orga nizeth e  Ne w Jersey Le ague  of Women  Voter s . She w e nt on t o serv e a s t he V i ce -C hai rm a n o f  t heN ewJersey R ep ub lican  Sta t e C ommi tte e an d uns uccessfully r anfort heUS Se natein 1 92 8.

P ersona l bac kg round 
LillianFord  was born  on  J uly  2 0, 18 7 7, inBro okl yn, New  York.S hewa s t he  daughter of Herbe rt L .and Emel ine Ma r ga re t ta (néeKi rkl and) F ord.Herf at her wasa lawy e ran d her m ot her wa sa h ome maker .  She  had t hree sib lings ,  two brothersa nd one sister . 
O n  D e cemb er6, 1902, Fo rd m a rrie d Ed w ar d F o sterFeick er t .T hey had one child,wh o died  in i nfancy. Follo wing their w e dding, t heym ov e d to Plainfiel d, Ne w Jersey,w hen Edwa rd be came anassistant s ecretary  at  th e P lai n f ie ld Trust Comp a n y. I n1908, t heFeicker tsmov edNor th  Plainfie ld Towns hi p,  n ea r t he fo o thills o fWat ch ung  Moun t ains.Betwe en 1 90 2a nd1910, E d wa r d  had  s er vedasas sista nt s e cre tary an d treasur ero f th ePl ainfiel d Trust Compa ny , followed  b y h is tak i n g the re ins of the company as t h e VicePre siden t of  the comp any  thatwou l d late r emer ge as  t heS t ate T r u st  Co mp any.

Prof e s sio nal b ac kgro und 
Af ter arriving in No r thPlainfield, F eic kert b eg ane xp r ess in g  ap a ssion for women 's rights,  a l on g with ani nte re st in t he wome n's s u ffragemovement.  She also  t ooko n  aleadership  role in  her loca l  cong r eg ation  at  Grace  E pis copal  Churc h  of  Plai nfield .She ta ughtmi ssion st udy classes for the Epi scopal  Chur chat both t hel oca l and sta te l evels. She  al sobecam e a membe r of lo cal chapt erso f the Dau g ht ers o fthe America n R evo lutio n,W oman's  Chr istian Temperance Union, and the  New J ers eyW oman  S uffrage Associ ati on . 
New Jer se y Woman Suf frage As so c iatio n
In 1 910, C lara La d d ey ,  Presi dent  of  the NewJer se y  WomanSu ff r age As soci at ion ap pointe d  Fei c k ert to serve asthe o r g aniza t ion 's en ro llmentc hair man. She s erved in th is cap acit y for  two ye ar s, qua dru pl ing member s hip witha ser ies ofdo or-t o-d oor ca mpai g n s and  ral li esduring th i s  t i me ,a ndwasconse qu entl y elected Presiden t o f  the as so cia t i on
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Lillian Ford_Feickert_(July 20,_1877 – January_21, 1945) was_an American suffragette,_New Jersey state political_organizer, and the_first_woman from New Jersey to run for United States Senate. She served as the_President_of the_New_Jersey_Woman Suffrage Association from 1912_to 1920, and later helped_organize the_New Jersey League of Women Voters. She went_on_to serve as_the Vice-Chairman of the New Jersey Republican State Committee_and unsuccessfully ran for the US_Senate in 1928.

Personal_background_
Lillian_Ford was born on_July 20, 1877, in Brooklyn, New_York. She was the daughter of_Herbert L. and Emeline Margaretta (née Kirkland)_Ford. Her father was a lawyer_and her mother was a_homemaker. She_had three siblings, two brothers_and one sister.

On_December 6,_1902, Ford married_Edward Foster Feickert. They had one_child, who died_in infancy. Following their wedding, they_moved_to Plainfield, New_Jersey,_when_Edward became_an assistant secretary_at_the Plainfield_Trust_Company. In 1908, the Feickerts moved_North_Plainfield Township, near the foothills of Watchung_Mountains. Between 1902 and_1910,_Edward had served as_assistant secretary and treasurer of_the Plainfield Trust Company, followed by_his taking_the reins_of the company as the Vice President of the company that_would later emerge as the State_Trust Company.

Professional background 
After_arriving in_North_Plainfield, Feickert began_expressing_a passion_for women's rights, along with an interest_in the_women's suffrage movement. She also took_on a leadership role_in_her local congregation at Grace Episcopal_Church of Plainfield. She taught mission_study classes for the Episcopal_Church_at_both the local and state_levels. She also became a member_of local chapters_of the Daughters of the American Revolution,_Woman's_Christian Temperance Union, and the New_Jersey_Woman Suffrage Association.

New Jersey Woman Suffrage_Association
In_1910,_Clara Laddey, President of the_New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association appointed_Feickert to serve as the organization's enrollment chairman. She_served in this_capacity for two years, quadrupling_membership_with_a series of door-to-door campaigns and rallies during this time,_and was_consequently elected President_of the association