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Lutitia Williams 1867

Lutitia Williams was born in 1867 to Elias H. Williams and Elizabeth Abigail (Gray) Williams, and has siblings Anne Williams, Eliza Katherine Williams, Warren Huttie Williams Sr., Hortensia A. Williams, and Oscar D. Williams.

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In 1867, in the year that Lutitia Williams was born, on February 17th, the first ship passed through the newly completed Suez Canal. The Canal allowed ships to travel more quickly - and a shorter distance - between the North Atlantic and northern Indian Oceans.

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In 1888, Irishman John Robert Gregg published a pamphlet in the U.S., teaching his first version of shorthand - Gregg shorthand. When he improved on the first version and published it 5 years later, Gregg shorthand became popular.

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