Further Reading
- Reda Davis. The Life of Marietta Stow, Cooperator'.
- California Women: A Guide to Their Politics, 1885-1911.
- Donna Schuele (1995). "In Her Own Way: Marietta Stow's Crusade for Probate Law Reform Within the Nineteenth-Century Women's Rights Movement," Yale Journal of Law and Feminism 7 (2): 279-306 (partly online)
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