Emma Booth

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Emma Booth was a prominent early leader in The Salvation Army and the daughter of its founder, William Booth.

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Emma Booth canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Salvation Army officer
person
affiliation Booth family
associatedWith social reform
temperance advocacy
urban mission work
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
familyName Booth
father William Booth
gender female
givenName Emma
hasPartIn early international expansion of The Salvation Army
ideology Christian social activism
influencedBy Catherine Booth
William Booth
languageUsed English
memberOf The Salvation Army
linked to: Salvation Army
mother Catherine Booth
movement Holiness movement
Methodist tradition
notableFamilyMemberOf founding family of The Salvation Army
notableFor leadership in the early Salvation Army
notableRelative Ballington Booth
Bramwell Booth
Catherine Booth-Clibborn
Evangeline Booth
notableRole promoter of Salvation Army social and evangelistic work
occupation evangelist
religious leader
organizationFoundedByFamily The Salvation Army
linked to: Salvation Army
positionHeld early leader in The Salvation Army
religion Christianity
sibling Ballington Booth
Bramwell Booth
Catherine Booth-Clibborn
Evangeline Booth
Herbert Booth
Lucy Booth
Marie Booth
workLocation United Kingdom
United States
continental Europe

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William Booth child Emma Booth
Catherine Booth child Emma Booth
Bramwell Booth sibling Emma Booth