Rhoda Mott was a sister of James Mott, husband of the well-knownQuaker feminist and reformer, Lucretia Coffin Mott (1793-1880).Lucretia lectured extensively for temperance, peace, labor rights andthe abolition of the death penalty and slavery. She aided fugitiveslaves and helped form the Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society.When the World Anti-Slavery Convention in London (1840) refused torecognize women delegates, Lucretia joined Elizabeth Cady Stanton inorganizing the first ever women's rights convention (1848) in SenecaFalls, NY. (The Concise Columbia Encyclopedia, NY, 1983). Justthought you'd like to know! -- Bryce Babcock
SOURCE: Babcock, Stephen, 1903, Babcock Genealogy, (New York: Eaton &Mains) p. 404 BIOG: Cyrus W. and his son Stanley were practicingphysicians of Buffalo NY.