Biography Of Belle Boyd

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My person is Belle Boyd. Belle Boyd was a famous spy and became a actor. She was born May 9, 1844. And died June 11, 1900. She got to the age 56. In this paper you will learn what Belle Boyd did. And who she was as a person. Also, all about who she was. And how she did what she did.
Belle Boyd's birth year was 1844. And the place of her birth is Martinsburg Virginia. Belle Boyd was in charge of her siblings. And had a tomboyish attitude. Her parents names where Benjamin Reed Boyd and Mary Rebecca Gleen Boyd. Her family worked as different things. A event in her life is when she became a spy, she became a spy at the age 17. Belle Boyd went to a female college in Baltimore when she was 12. She graduated at the age 16.
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