Here’s the obituary from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, which was her hometown paper:

As a historian, scholar and self-described complex conservative, Dr. Elizabeth Fox-Genovese took comfortable orthodoxy and turned it inside out, generating vitriolic criticism and devoted followers in the process. …
Through her scholarship, Dr. Fox-Genovese alienated doctrinaire feminists and attracted conservatives, especially on women’s issues.
“She probably did more for the conservative women’s movement than anyone,” said Dr. Sean Wilentz, a Princeton University history professor. “Betsey’s voice came from inside the academy and updated the ideas of the conservative women’s movement. She was one of their most influential intellectual forces.”