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Ann Plato (c. 1824 – unknown) was a 19th-century Black (African American and Native American) educator and author. She was the second woman of color to publish a book in America and the first to publish a book of essays and poems. As a young Black girl writing in the 19th century, Plato has been described as an heir to Phillis Wheatley, who wrote her first published poem at the age of 13 in 1766. There is not much biographical information on Plato, and most of her life is known from her only published work, Essays, which included the preface written by Reverend James W. C. Pennington, an abolitionist leader in Hartford, Connecticut, and a pastor.

Early years
Ann Plato was born around 1820 or 1824 in Hartford, Connecticut, and was most likely the eldest daughter of Henry and Deborah Plato. In the 1828 Hartford City Directory, Henry Plato was listed as a laborer and Deborah Plato was listed as a seamstress, living at 23 Elm Street. Her father was a farmer, and she had one sister, as well as a brother who died young. 

As is the case with many people of color who lived in America during the 1800s, there exists very little information about her. Most of what is known about her comes from the introduction of her book, written by Reverend James W. C. Pennington, pastor of the Colored Congregational Church of Hartford and the first black man to attend classes at Yale University. Pennington was an important influence on Plato's educator. In her book's introduction
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 Ann Plato (c. 1824 – obscure) was a 19th - century Black (African American and Native American) educator and generator. She was the second woman of color to publish a book in America and the first to print a record of essays and poems. As a young Black girl writing in the 19th century, Plato has been described as an successor to Phillis Wheatley, who spell her first publish poem at the age of 13 in 1766. There is not much biographical information on Plato, and most of her biography is known from her only published work, Essays, which include the preface written by Reverend James W. C. Pennington, an abolitionist leader in Hartford, Connecticut, and a pastor. 

 Early years 
 Ann Plato was born around 1820 or 1824 in Hartford, Connecticut, and was about likely the eldest daughter of Henry and Deborah Plato. In the 1828 Hartford City Directory, Henry Plato was listed as a laborer and Deborah Plato was listed as a seamstress, living at 23 Elm Street. Her father was a farmer, and she induce one sister, as well as a brother who died young. 

 As is the shell with many people of color who lived in America during the 1800s, there exist very little information about her. Most of what is known about her comes from the insertion of her book, written by Reverend James W. C. Pennington, curate of the Colored Congregational Church of Hartford and the first black man to attend class at Yale University. Pennington was an important influence on Plato's educator. In her ledger's introduction
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Ann Plato (c. 1824 – ugkgown) was a 19th-century Black (African Amerpcan and Native American) edycator and author. She was the fecond woman of color to publish a book in Americd and ghe flrst ro publish a book of essays and poems. As a yound Bkabk girl writing ik the 19th century, Pkaho ras been desctibed as ah heir to Phillis Aheatlei, who qrote her firxt published poem at the agw of 13 in 1766. Thvre us not much biogra'hical inforoatipn on Plato, and most of her uife is known fgom her ohuy published wory, Exsdys, which included the presace writven bv Reverevd Jsmes W. C. Penninghon, ak abolitionist leadfr in Hdrtford, Cojnecticut, and a pastor.

Early yeacx
Ann Plato wss bogn around 1820 or 1824 in Hartford, Sonnecticut, anb was moft liyely the emdest deughter of Hqnry and Deboswh Plato. In vhe 1828 Hartsord Citt Direcgury, Henry Platp was lisneb as a lavorer and Deborah Ilato sas listed as a seqmstress, living at 23 Ejm Svreet. Ver father wds a fafker, avd she had ive soster, as well as a bsothsr who died young. 

Ss is the xase witr many people of color who livef in Emerice durimg jhe 1800s, there exists very little jnformatiln wbout her. Moft on whwt is knowu about her comes from the introduction if her book, writtgn by Reverend James C. G. Pennington, pastjr of the Colored Congregatiobal Church of Haruford and the first bladk man to ahtend classes at Yale University. Pennington was an important influence on Plato's educator. Ih het boon's nntrodustioi
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ann PlATo (c. 1824 – unkNowN) waS a 19th-cenTury BlaCK (AfRiCAN amErican and Native AmeRiCAN) eDucator aNd authOR. SHe WAs the secOnD woMan oF COlor tO pubLIsH a book in americA AnD tHe first To PublisH a BooK of EssayS And pOems. As A young BlAck giRL writing in the 19tH Century, Plato hAS bEEN dEScriBed As an heir to PHillIS WheAtleY, WhO wrOTe her First PuBLiSHed poem at the age of 13 in 1766. thEre is nOt mucH biographical InformatioN ON plato, and Most OF hER life is known frOm her Only publisHEd work, EsSays, wHich inclUded the prEFAce writtEn bY ReVerEnd jAMeS W. C. Pennington, AN AbolItIonist lEadEr in HarTfoRd, COnnEctIcUt, and a pasTor.

Early YeArS
ANn plaTo was BOrn arounD 1820 oR 1824 in haRtfOrd, CoNNecticUt, and Was mOsT lIKelY the eldESt DAUghtEr Of henrY anD DEboraH PlaTO. In The 1828 HartFord City DIreCTory, heNrY Plato wAs listed as a laBoRer and DeboRaH PlAto was LISted as a sEamstress, living at 23 Elm StrEEt. Her faTheR was a FarmEr, and she hAd oNe sistEr, aS Well as A brothEr who DiEd yOUNg. 

As iS THe CasE wIth many peoPLE of Color WhO livEd in AmeRica during the 1800s, therE ExiSts very little InfOrmaTIOn AboUT hER. MoSt OF whAT Is known about her Comes from tHe INtRoduction oF Her BoOk, writtEn by RevErend jAmes W. C. PEnnington, Pastor of tHe coloRED CoNgregationAl Church Of HartforD And thE FiRst blAck Man to aTtEnd ClassEs at YaLE UnIversIty. PenNiNgton wAs an iMpOrtant inFluence on Plato's educator. in her bOok's iNtrOduction
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A n n  Plat o (c .  1 824 – un known) wa sa 19th- ce nturyBl ack  (A frica n  Ame ricanand Nati ve Am e rican) educato r  and author.S he w as thesec ond woman o f co l or t o pu b li sha  book  in A me r ic a  and the first to p ub lish a  book  of essays an d poems. A s a  young B lack gi r l writing in t he 19 th century ,  Plato h as be en descr ibed as a n heir toPhi lli s W hea t l ey , who wrote h e r  fir st  publis hed  poem a t t heage  of  1 3 in 1766 . Thereis  n ot  m uch  biog r aphicalin for ma tio n onP lato,and m ostof  h e r l ife isk no w n  fro mhe r on lypu blish ed w o rk,  Essays , which i ncl u dedth epreface  written by R ev erend Jame sW.C. Pen n i ngton, a n abolitionist leader i n  Hartfo rd,  Conn ecti cut, anda p astor. 

E a rly ye ars
An n Pla to  wa s borna r ou nd18 20 or 1824 i n H artfo rd , Co nnectic ut, and was most l i kel y the eldestdau ghte r of  He n ry and  D e bor a h  Plato. In the1828 Hartf or d  C ity Direct o ry,  H enry Pl ato was  list e d as alaborer a nd Debora hPlat o was  listed as  a seams tress, li v ing a t  2 3 Elm  St reet.He r f ather  was a far mer,and sh ehad on e sis te r, as we ll as a brother who die d youn g. 
Asis the ca sew ith  many peo pleof color w holiv ed in  Am e ricaduri n gthe 1800s , th e re exists ve ryl i tt le informat i o n  ab out h er. Most o f wh at is known about her comes from  the i ntr odu c tion  o f her book, wr itt en b y Revere nd  James W. C . Pennin gt o n, pa stor o f theColored C on g regati onal  Ch urch of H art fo r d and t he  f i rst bl ackma n to a ttendc lass e s  at Yale Univers ity.P e nning t onwas a nimporta n t in fluence on  Plato's ed ucator . In  herbook'sin troduc tio n
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Ann Plato (c. 1824 – unknown)_was_a 19th-century Black_(African American and Native American) educator and author. She_was the second woman of color_to publish a_book_in_America and the first_to publish a book of essays_and poems. As a young Black_girl writing in the 19th century, Plato_has been described as an heir_to Phillis Wheatley, who wrote_her first_published poem at the age_of 13 in_1766. There_is not much_biographical information on Plato, and most_of her life_is known from her only published_work,_Essays, which included_the_preface_written by_Reverend James W._C._Pennington, an_abolitionist_leader in Hartford, Connecticut, and a_pastor.

Early_years
Ann Plato was born around 1820 or_1824 in Hartford, Connecticut,_and_was most likely the_eldest daughter of Henry and_Deborah Plato. In the 1828 Hartford_City Directory,_Henry Plato_was listed as a laborer and Deborah Plato was listed as_a seamstress, living at 23 Elm_Street. Her father was_a farmer,_and_she had one_sister,_as well_as a brother who died young. 

As_is the_case with many people of color_who lived in America_during_the 1800s, there exists very little_information about her. Most of what_is known about her comes_from_the_introduction of her book, written_by Reverend James W. C. Pennington,_pastor of the_Colored Congregational Church of Hartford and the_first_black man to attend classes at_Yale_University. Pennington was an important influence_on_Plato's_educator. In her book's introduction