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Julia Brace

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BRACE, JULIA (1806-1884), American blind deaf-mute, was born at Newington, Conn., on June 13, 1806. At that time the study of blind deaf-mutes and their scientific training was in its infancy, but she learned to sew well, was neat in her dress, and had a good memory. Dr. S. G. Howe's (q.v.) experiments with her were interesting as leading to his success with Laura Bridgman (q.v.). She died at Bloomington, Conn., on Aug. 12, 1884.