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Eliza Talcott (born 1836, died 1911), also known by her Japanese name Eliza Tarukatto, was an American missionary. Talcott was notable for her missionary work in Japan, and is credited as one of the founders of Kobe College.

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rdfs:label	Eliza Talcott (de) Eliza Talcott (en) イライザ・タルカット (ja) Eliza Talcott (sv)
rdfs:comment	Eliza Talcott (japanisch イライザ・タルカット;* 22. Mai 1836 in Vernon (Connecticut), USA; † 1. November 1911 in Kobe, Japanisches Kaiserreich) war eine amerikanische Missionarin. Sie war für ihre Missionsarbeit in Japan bekannt und war eine der Gründerinnen des . (de) Eliza Talcott (born 1836, died 1911), also known by her Japanese name Eliza Tarukatto, was an American missionary. Talcott was notable for her missionary work in Japan, and is credited as one of the founders of Kobe College. (en) イライザ・タルカット（英: Eliza Talcott、1836年5月22日 - 1911年11月1日）は、明治の日本で活動した宣教師・教育者。アメリカ合衆国コネチカット州ヴァノン出身。神戸女学院の前身となる女學校（通名「神戸ホーム」）を設立した。 (ja)
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birth place	United States Vernon, Connecticut
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birth date	1836-05-22 (xsd:date)
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has abstract	Eliza Talcott (japanisch イライザ・タルカット;* 22. Mai 1836 in Vernon (Connecticut), USA; † 1. November 1911 in Kobe, Japanisches Kaiserreich) war eine amerikanische Missionarin. Sie war für ihre Missionsarbeit in Japan bekannt und war eine der Gründerinnen des . (de) Eliza Talcott (born 1836, died 1911), also known by her Japanese name Eliza Tarukatto, was an American missionary. Talcott was notable for her missionary work in Japan, and is credited as one of the founders of Kobe College. (en) イライザ・タルカット（英: Eliza Talcott、1836年5月22日 - 1911年11月1日）は、明治の日本で活動した宣教師・教育者。アメリカ合衆国コネチカット州ヴァノン出身。神戸女学院の前身となる女學校（通名「神戸ホーム」）を設立した。 (ja)
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