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The name of Clara Barton might not be familiar to some, but her accomplishments live on throughout the world today. The American Red Cross has provided compassionate care to millions around the world during times of disaster, as well as support to the families of the members of our armed services. Follow the life of this courageous woman who founded this organization. • Born in 1821, by the age of four, Clara was reading and spelling complicated words. It was no surprise that she was already a Massachusetts school teacher at age 17. By 24, she had founded her own school. A few years later, she temporarily left the field to pursue writing and language classes at a New York college. • After completion of her further education, Clara opened another school, which rapidly grew to 600 attendees under her leadership. When the school board chose a man over her to head the school, her career took another route. Clara accepted a job in Washington, D.C. as a clerk in the U.S. Patent Office, the first woman to receive a significant clerkship with the federal government. • It was during her time in Washington that the Civil War broke out. Troops poured into the capital city, and Clara began offering assistance to hungry and wounded servicemen. She campaigned for donations for bedding, clothing, and medical supplies. Having always had an instinctual feel for nursing, having cared for her seriously-ill brother for two years when she was just 11, she began caring for the wounded, traveling to the battlefields. • As the battles raged, she drove wagons to the sites loaded with supplies, earning her the name “Angel of the Battlefield.” She was a nurse, a cook, and source of comfort, reading to soldiers, writing letters for them, and offering a sympathetic ear. • As the war drew to a close, Clara began working diligently to identify 13,000 of the prisoners who had died in the legendary Andersonville Confederate prison camp and marking their graves. Following her efforts, thousands of letters began pouring in asking for her help in locating missing loved ones. Over the next four years, Clara operated the Office of Correspondence with Friends of the Missing Men of the U.S. Army, answering over 63,000 letters, and identifying more than 22,000 men. The Red Cross’ tracing service had its roots in Clara’s activity, helping million locate missing loved ones over the decades. • Visiting Switzerland after the war, Clara learned of the European Red Cross effort, and upon her return to the States, rallied supporters to establish an American organization. She led the group for the next 23 years, expanding the function to disaster relief, assisting victims of a destructive Michigan forest fire as the first official project. She and 50 volunteers were the first relief workers at the site of the devastating 1889 Johnstown, Pennsylvania flood, which claimed over 2,000 lives. Her final project was providing relief to survivors of a hurricane and tidal wave that struck Galveston, Texas in 1900, causing more than 6,000 deaths. Clara was 79 years old. She retired from the Red Cross in 1904, and passed away eight years later. Born on Christmas Day, 1821, she died on Good Friday, 1912.

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