Original sentence: Born on March 22, 1861 in Louisville, Kentucky the youngest daughter of Chauncey and Lavinia Brooks, her family moved outside Charleston, West Virginia at a fairly early age.Cornerstone Books, Nona Brooks, accessed May 2008.Nona Lovell Brooks was a leader in the New Thought movement and one of the founders of the Church of Divine Science.While attending these classes, Brooks "found herself healed of a persistent throat infection" and shortly thereafter Brooks and Small began to claim that they could heal others
Edited sentence: Born on March 22, 1861 in Louisville, Kentucky the youngest daughter of Chauncey and Lavinia Brooks, her family moved outside Charleston, West Virginia at a fairly early age,.Cornerstone Books, "Nona Brooks", accessed May 2008.Nona Lovell Brooks as a leader in the New Thought movement and one of the founders of the Church of Divine Science.While attending these classes, Brooks "found herself healed of a persistent throat infection", and shortly thereafter Brooks and Small found that they could heal others