Yes, I obtained a copy of her death certificate from NY and it took a few days ... I was very impressed with the service as it takes about 3-months to get a death cert. from Texas Dept. of Health ...

Her death certificate did not give her date of birth, no place of the form for date of birth only asked "age" with line and it listed age 92 ...

Yes, I have a copy of her obituary, again, only gives age as 95 ...

So, there is a conflict on her age ... and the various census, of course, give different ages everytime ...

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The New York Times - Fri., 15 Nov 1907, p. 1, c. 5

"First Woman Editor Dead - Mrs. Donlevy, Friend of [John Greenleaf] Whittier, Lived to be 95"

The first woman editor of a woman’s magazine in the United States is dead at here home in this city at the age of 95. She is Mrs. Harriet Farley Donlevy. She died on Tuesday, and the funeral will take place today at the chapel of the Home for Incurables, in East 183rd Street, where she lived. As Harriet Farley, years ago, Mrs. Donlevy edited The Lowell Offering, a magazine the contributors to which were for the most part operatives in the cotton mills of Lowell, Mass. Her brother, the late Judge Massilon Farley, was a friend of Sam Houston, and was identified with the early history of Texas. Mrs. Donlevy was a friend of the poet [John Greenleaf] Whittier and other prominent literary figures of many years. ago.