Notable people · Writer · Clubwoman · Women'S Leader

Agnes Thomas Morris

Born in London, Ohio, to Welsh-born parents, she overcame hearing loss to become an author, Shakespeare scholar and, in 1918, national president of the War Mothers of America.

At a glance

Born
1865-03-08
Died
1949-06-25
Education
Mount Union College, Alliance, OH, to 1887
National School of Oratory, Philadelphia, PA
Known as
Writer, Clubwoman, Women'S Leader
Organizations
War Mothers of America, Ohio Shakespeare Association, Shakespeare Association of America

Life story

Agnes Thomas Morris was born in London, Ohio, in 1865, the daughter of Welsh-born parents; her father was a Congregational pastor. Hearing loss from childhood kept her out of teacher training.

She studied at Mount Union College (class of 1887) and the National School of Oratory in Philadelphia, and married Robert Carlton Morris in 1891. They had two children, Vivian and Robert.

In 1918 she was elected national president of the War Mothers of America. She led the Ohio Shakespeare Association, was a vice president of the Shakespeare Association of America, wrote the textbook Every Day with Shakespeare and, in the 1930s, several one-act plays with Shakespeare as a character. She was widowed in 1942 and died in Toledo in 1949.

Timeline

  • 1865-03-08: Born in London, Ohio (London, OH) source
  • 1887: Graduates from Mount Union College (Alliance, OH) source
  • 1891: Marries Robert Carlton Morris source
  • 1918: Elected national president of War Mothers of America source
  • 1942: Widowed source
  • 1949-06-25: Dies in Toledo (Toledo, OH) source

What Agnes is known for

  • National president, War Mothers of America (1918)
  • President, Ohio Shakespeare Association
  • Author of Every Day with Shakespeare
  • Every Day with Shakespeare (textbook)
  • one-act Shakespeare plays, 1930s

Family

  • husband: Robert Carlton Morris
  • daughter: Vivian Anna Morris
  • son: Robert Thomas Morris

Ohio places

Where Agnes Thomas Morris was born, lived, worked and is remembered, with the ZIP code, town and county pages for each.

Further reading

Sources

Confidence. Medium: the main facts were confirmed, but some details (often an address or ZIP code) were not.

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