Born: February 15, 1810, Beaufort, South Carolina.
Pseudonym: Mary S. B. Dana.
In 1835, she married Charles E. Dana of New York. In 1838, they moved to Bloomington (now Muscatine), Iowa. Her husband died the next year, and she returned to South Carolina. In 1851, she married the Rev. Robert D. Shindler, a professor at Shelby College, Kentucky, and later Texas.
Mary was originally a Presbyterian, but later attended the Unitarian, then the Protestant Episcopal church. Her works include:
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