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| | Sarah Hall Boardman Judson - Worldwide Missions |
 | | Boardman was regarded by the English residents, "as the most finished and faultless specimen of an American woman that they had ever known." She was of medium stature, and had a fine form, a soft blue eye, and a lovely face. |
 | | Boardman himself became a victim to the climate, and died, February 11, 1831. |
 | | In April, 1834, she became the second wife of the Rev. Adoniram Judson, D.D. She now entered on a career of eminent usefulness as the fitting companion of her distinguished husband; aiding him in his translations of the Scriptures, the Pilgrim's Progress, religious tracts, and devotional poetry. |
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