Martha Putney was a historian who documented the many contributions of Blacks in combat. Serving in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC) during World War II, she knew first-hand about overcoming racism and making the most out of life. After the war she went on to become a teacher and author. She died at the age of 92.The New York Times: Martha Putney Obituary (December 17, 2008)
What was the name of Martha Putney foster parents?(1 Answer)
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The LA Times have her parents listed as Oliver and Ida Settle. Not sure if they were her foster parents or birth parents. I would guess they were ...
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Graduated from Howard University with master's degree in history
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Earned doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania in European history
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Taught at both Bowie State University and Howard University
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Husband William M. Putney died in 1965
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December 11, 2008
