Beatrice Kinkead

AKA: Minnie Beatrice Reynolds Kinkead; Beatrice Reynolds Kinkead; Mrs. James A. Kinkead
Released
Date of birth:08. 11. 1874
Date of death:11. 11. 1947
Age:73† Deceased
Gender:Female
Era:1910s
State:District of Columbia
Time Imprisoned:
3 Days
Support
Women's suffrage National Woman's Party Silent Sentinels
Beatrice Kinkead

Biography

Minnie Beatrice Reynolds Kinkead (November 8, 1874 - November 11, 1947), recorded in contemporary sources as Mrs. James A. Kinkead, was a member of the National Woman’s Party and one of the "Silent Sentinels" imprisoned during the 1917-1919 campaign to picket the Wilson White House for woman suffrage.

She was arrested on July 14, 1917 and sentenced to sixty days at the Occoquan Workhouse. President Wilson pardoned the July 14 prisoners on July 17, so she was in custody about three days.

Case

Occoquan Workhouse
Charges: Arrested for picketing the Wilson White House for woman suffrage.
Arrested: Jul 14, 1917
Incarcerated: Jul 14, 1917
Released: Jul 17, 1917
Sentence: Sixty days at the Occoquan Workhouse, imposed after arrest on July 14, 1917. President Wilson pardoned the July 14 prisoners on July 17, so about three days were served.
Convicted: Yes
Institution State: Virginia

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