Annie Beatrice Wallis Chapman (Q825): Difference between revisions
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- Dr Wallis Chapman
- Miss A. B. W. Champan
- Miss A. B. Wallis Chapman
- A. Beatrice Wallis Chapman
- Beatrice Wallis Chapman
- Annie Chapman
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Annie Beatrice Wallis Chapman |
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11 Sutherland Avenue (British English)
1892
51°31'24.26941"N, 0°11'36.67744"W
This is Wallis Chapman's family home during her school days. (English)
1 reference
Notting Hill High School Admissions Registers (British English)
http://www.nhehsarchives.net/authenticated/Browse.aspx?BrowseID=1148&tableName=ta_registers
27 Connaught Road, Harlesden (British English)
1895
1 reference
Notting Hill High School Magazine, March 1895 (British English)
http://www.nhehsarchives.net/authenticated/Browse.aspx?BrowseID=144&tableName=ta_schoolchronicle
130 Inverness Terrace, W. (English)
1902
1 reference
Notting Hill High School Magazine, March 1902 (British English)
Monkesbury, Etchingham Park Road, Finchley (British English)
1913
1 reference
Notting Hill High School Magazine, March 1913 (British English)
57 Priory Road, West Hampstead, N. W. (English)
1919
57 Priory Road, West Hampstead, NW (English)
1917
1 reference
Loose RHS Fellowship Application forms (English)
Chapman came to Notting HIll High School from Miss Cole's [School], Sutherland Avenue (British English)
1892
1894
1 reference
Notting Hill High School Admissions Registers (British English)
http://www.nhehsarchives.net/authenticated/Browse.aspx?BrowseID=1148&tableName=ta_registers
1900
1923
The LSE Register notes that Chapman was full time at LSE 1903-14, and thereafter an occasional student. (British English)
1900-01 Michaelmas 3047 // 1903-4 Michaelmas 5406 Lent 5406 Summer 5406 // 1904-5 Michaelmas 7028 Lent 7028 7331 Summer 7028 7449 7557 (English)
1905-6 Michaelmas 5814 Lent 5814 Summer 5814 // 1906-7 Michaelmas 8304 Lent 8304 Summer 8304 // 1907-8 Michaelmas 6236 Lent 6236 Summer 6236 // 1908-9 Michaelmas A714 Lent A714 Summer A714 (English)
1909-10 Michaelmas Lent Summer // 1910-11 Michaelmas Lent Summer // 1911-12 Michaelmas Lent Summer // 1912-13 Michaelmas Lent Summer // 1913-14 Michaelmas Lent Summer (English)
3 references
The historical record, (1836-1912), being a supplement to the Calendar, completed to September 1912 (British English)
The London School of Economics and Political Science Register 1895-1932 (1934) (English)
LSE Unregistered 19/16 Register of Students 1895-1917 (English)
1 reference
The London School of Economics and Political Science Register 1895-1932 (1934) (British English)
1 reference
1897-8 [PROF 66] (English)
1 reference
The historical record, (1836-1912), being a supplement to the Calendar, completed to September 1912 (British English)
Chapman (English)
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22 January 1917Gregorian
1 reference
Loose RHS Fellowship Application forms (English)
15 February 1917Gregorian
1924
1 reference
1913
Chapman was Chairman of the Finchley Branch of the London Society for Women's Suffrage (English) (British English)
1 reference
Annual Report of the London Society for Women's Suffrage (1913) (British English)
available at the LSE Digital Library (British English)
Lecturing and Tuition (British English)
From her home, Chapman offered classes on public speaking on economics and politics, particularly in relation to suffrage, as well as tuition by correspondence. (British English)
Monkesbury, Etchingham Park Road, Finshley (British English)
1912
1 reference
The Common Cause, 22 Nov 1912, p 562 (British English)
This title is available at LSE Digital Library (British English)
A report on LSE students working during the First World War includes Chapman's name, but notes that the nature of the work she did is unknown. (British English)
1 reference
List of Graduates Engaged in Work Connected with the War. London School of Economics. Education. 1918. [Women at Work Collection, Imperial War Museum] (British English)
1 reference
VCH 2/2/1 (English)
April 1907Gregorian
The Diplomatic and Commercial Relations between England and Portugal, 1509-1807 (English)
Paper delivered during the 1906-7 session (English)
Lillias Campbell Davidson acknowledged Chapman for "valuable help rendered by her careful and accurate translations from the Portuguese" in her 1908 biography of Catherine of Braganza. (English)
1908
1 reference
Lillias Campbell Davidson, Catherine of Bragança, infanta of Portugal, & queen-consort of England (1908) (English)
Chapman and Shillington co-authored a book, The Commercial Relations of England and Portugal (1907) (British English)
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1910
working on the Berkshire volume, specifically history of Newbury. (English)
Editor of “Canary Inquisitions” (Camden Third Series vol 23) (English)
1 reference
Loose RHS Fellowship Application forms (English)
October 1906Gregorian
1 reference
1913
Rise of English Liberation (1760-1832) (English)
Puritanism in England (1532-1688) (English)
The Making of Modern England (1688-1834) (English)
Stated previous experience: "Occasional lectures delivered at intervals during past 4 or 5 years" (English)
Chapman was not added to the list in February 1913 (English)
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EM 1/14 Applications for Lectureships (English)
1876
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10 January 1924Gregorian
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56109
https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/library/browse/personDetails.xhtml?personId=56109
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0000000066341239
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