Memoir of Mrs. Deborah H. Porter

“Memoir of Mrs. Deborah H. Porter, Wife of Rev. C. G. Porter, of Bangor” is a biographical account written by Anne T. Drinkwater, detailing the life of Deborah H. Porter. This 1848 memoir offers insights into Mrs. Porter's life, experiences, and religious devotion as the wife of a Reverend. The narrative provides a window into 19th-century American religious life and the role of women within it. Drinkwater's biography explores Mrs. Porter's personal journey, highlighting her contributions to her community and her spiritual life. The book serves as a valuable historical document for those interested in religious history, women's studies, and biographical literature of the period.

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