Betsey Stockton, the first single woman missionary in the modern mission era, was born in Princeton, New Jersey, in 1798. At an early age, she was given to the wife of Reverend Ashbel Green as a domestic slave. Shortly after her conversion, Betsey was granted freedom by the Greens, who supported the abolitionist movement. However, a law requiring gradual emancipation didn't go into effect until 1825. For this reason, she remained in the Greens' household as a paid domestic servant. The Greens treated her as a member of their family and allowed her to continue her education. - From Missionaries You Should Know.
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