Alice Bertha Gomme (Q894): Difference between revisions

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1853
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  • Lady Gomme
  • Mrs Gomme
  • Mrs G. L. Gomme
  • Alice Bertha Merck
  • A. B. Gomme
  • Alice B. Gomme
  • Mrs G. Laurence Gomme
Language Label Description Also known as
English
Alice Bertha Gomme
No description defined
  • Lady Gomme
  • Mrs Gomme
  • Mrs G. L. Gomme
  • Alice Bertha Merck
  • A. B. Gomme
  • Alice B. Gomme
  • Mrs G. Laurence Gomme

Statements

instance of
human
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assigned gender
woman
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resided at
London SW
street address (free text)
1, Beverley Villas, Barnes Common, S. W. (British English)
point in time
1891
1 reference
stated in
Folklore
London NW
street address (free text)
24 Dorset Square, N. W. (British English)
point in time
1906
1 reference
stated in
Members List
specific reference information (free text)
Report of the Balham and District Antiquarian and Natural History Society (1906) (British English)
London WC
street address (free text)
The Cambridge Hotel, 11 and 12 Montague Street, WC1 (English)
point in time
1933
1 reference
stated in
Members List
specific reference information
Folklore
Long Crendon
street address (free text)
The Mound, Long Crendon (English)
point in time
1912
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Whitaker's peerage, baronetage, knightage, and companionage (1912) (English)
family name at birth
Merck (English)
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married name
Gomme (English)
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served on
committee
of
exhibition
note
Gomme was on the Committee of the Shakespeare Memorial and Theatrical Exhibition, held at the Whitechapel Art Gallery. (British English)
point in time
1910
location
Whitechapel Art Gallery
1 reference
stated in
Exhibition Catalogue
specific reference information (free text)
Shakespeare memorial and theatrical exhibition : October 12 to November 20, 1910, Whitechapel Art Gallery (1910) (English)
Historical Committee
of
Festival of Empire
point in time
1911
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Sophia C Lomas, Festival of empire, Souvenir of the pageant of London (1911) (British English)
Council
of
1928 Jubilee Congress of the Folklore Society
point in time
1928
specific role
Advisory Council member (English)
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Jubilee Congress of the Folklore Society Programme, Box 118 FLS Archives T145/1 Gomme/FLS Ephemera 1891, 1928 (English)
stated in
Folklore Society archives
Organising Committee
of
1928 Jubilee Congress of the Folklore Society
point in time
1928
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Jubilee Congress of the Folklore Society Programme, Box 118 FLS Archives T145/1 Gomme/FLS Ephemera 1891, 1928 (English)
stated in
Folklore Society archives
spoke at
University of London Anthropological Club
point in time
22 October 1913Gregorian
title of paper
The Origin of Children's Singing Games (English)
1 reference
specific reference information
Clare Market Review
meeting
of
The Folklore Society
title of paper
The Green Lady (English)
point in time
19 April 1894Gregorian
1 reference
specific reference information
Folklore
meeting
of
The Folklore Society
point in time
16 March 1898Gregorian
title of paper
The Anthropological Value of Traditional Children's Games (English)
1 reference
specific reference information
Folklore
contributed to
Festival of Empire
point in time
1911
location
London
note
Gomme contributed to the following section as a compiler/Historical Referee: Part II. Merrie England. May Day Revels. (British English)
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Sophia C Lomas, Festival of empire, Souvenir of the pageant of London (1911) (British English)
founded
The Folklore Society
note
According to Charlotte Sophia Burne's 1910 Presidential Address, Alice Gomme co-founded the Folklore Society with her husband G. Laurence Gomme. (British English)
point in time
1878
1 reference
specific reference information
Folklore
organiser of
event
of
1891 International Folk-Lore Congress
note
Gomme organised a demonstration of children's games presented live by school children from Barnes Village School as part of the Congress's conversazione. (British English)
collaborated with
Charlotte Sophia Burne
point in time
1891
1 reference
specific reference information
The International Folk-Lore Congress 1891 Papers and Transactions
loaner to
exhibition
of
1928 Jubilee Congress of the Folklore Society
location
Society of Antiquaries of London
point in time
1928
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Jubilee Congress of the Folklore Society Programme, Box 118 FLS Archives T145/1 Gomme/FLS Ephemera 1891, 1928 (English)
stated in
Folklore Society archives
was married in (EDTF value)
1875-03-31
(March 31st, 1875)
spouse
George Laurence Gomme
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Archaeology Data Service person ID
48801
described at URL
https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/library/browse/personDetails.xhtml?personId=48801
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ISNI ID
0000000082283227
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Wikidata ID
Q4725883
described at URL
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q4725883
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WorldCat Identities ID
lccn-n84058826
described at URL
https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n84058826/
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viaf-276763605
described at URL
https://www.worldcat.org/identities/viaf-276763605/
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np-gomme,%20alice%20bertha%20merck%20lady
described at URL
https://www.worldcat.org/identities/np-gomme,%20alice%20bertha%20merck%20lady/
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