Amy Kellogg Morse (March 18, 1853 – December 20, 1905) was an American teacher, abolitionist, and temperance lecturer. She served as President of the Wisconsin State Woman's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU).[1][2]
Through the influence of Frances Willard, Morse affiliated with the WCTU. She attended her first State convention at Sparta, Wisconsin in 1883 and was there elected recording secretary. From 1883, and for several years, she gave all of her time to lecturing and organizing local Unions in Wisconsin. In 1884, she was elected president of the Wisconsin WCTU at Waukesha, Wisconsin in which capacity she served for eight years. [1] Morse was a contributor to temperance periodicals.[2]
In 1899, she preached at Fifield's church every alternate Sunday.[4]
Personal life
On November 22, 1877, she married the Rev. Edgar L. Morse, a Congregational minister.[1][2]