Background
Luella was born on 30th of October, 1861 in Oberlin, Ohio, United States. In 1887 she arrived in China.
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China's Book of Martyrs
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Luella Miner
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She studied at the Oberlin High School and she graduated from Oberlin University.
Career
She was a teacher in North China Union College during 1888-1901. Later during 1905-1919 she was a president of North China Union Women’s College. In 1920 she was appointed the Dean of Women’s College.
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China's Book of Martyrs
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China's Book of Martyrs
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American
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1888 - 1901
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1905 - 1919
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1920