Of all the 100 signers of the declaration of sentiments which was drawn up for the seneca falls convention, only one lived to see the day the day when women could legally vote in

In 1920

Explanation:

Charlotte Woodward Pierce was the only woman who was at Seneca Falls women's rights convention who lived to see the day women could legally vote in 1920.

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