Delia D. Trego
Delia D. Trego (1827-1907) was born in New York and died in North Wales,
Pennsylvania. Trego was a talented artist who, in the mid-1860s, taught oil painting at
Elmira College, New York. She became interested in Christian Science in early 1885 after
hearing a testimony of healing given by a patient of Caroline D. Noyes, a student of
Mary Baker Eddy's. Trego was also the stepmother of notable American painter, William B.
T. Trego.
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Delia D. Trego
Delia D. Trego (1827-1907) was born in New York and died in North Wales,
Pennsylvania. Trego was a talented artist who, in the mid-1860s, taught oil painting at
Elmira College, New York. She became interested in Christian Science in early 1885 after
hearing a testimony of healing given by a patient of Caroline D. Noyes, a student of
Mary Baker Eddy's. Trego was also the stepmother of notable American painter, William B.
T. Trego.
See more letters.