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The Famous Five (Nellie McClung (What did she do? (Nellie was an author,…

- - - - She learned about unfair property laws
      - Murphy got letters from women about unfair treatment. One women sent a letter to Emily Murphy saying her husband often threatened that when he died he would leave her nothing
    - - A dower is the property of the wife so, when a divorce or the husband dies happens the wife gets her legal right of the property
      - The dower act is so that women's property
  - - - She is the youngest of 3
      - She wrote a book "The Black Candle"
- - - - Born-September 22 1868 Died 1931 (age 62)
      - In office June 7 1917- July 18 1921
      - She came to Alberta in 1903
      - Louise was the sixth child of 10
- - - - Irene helped to pass the minimum wage for the women act
      - facts
        
        She was the last surviving member of the famous five
        
        Irene was elected to the provincial legislature and made cabinet minister
        
        Born in London England
        
        Born-January 9 1868 Died- July 12 1965 (age 97)
        
        Died of old age
        
        in the office 1921-1935