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Mary Anne Bryant Mayo (born May 24, 1845, near Battle Creek, Mich., U.S.—died April 21, 1903, probably Michigan) was an American farm organizer, noted for her efforts toward farm-community improvement as part of the Granger movement in the United States. Mary Anne Bryant became a district school teacher after her graduation from high school. In 1865 she married Perry Mayo, who shared her interest in self-improvement and in community betterment organizations. In the early 1870s...