Emma Louisa Radford (Q880): Difference between revisions
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(Created claim: spoke at (P23): Annual Meeting (Q682)) |
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point in time: 24 July 1912Gregorian
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Revision as of 15:30, 12 October 2022
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| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Emma Louisa Radford |
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Statements
Chiswick House, Ditton Hill, Surbiton (English)
1915
Addition, Profession or Occupation: J.P. F.R.Hist.S. (English)
Qualification: Has conducted research + published papers on the local history of Devonshire + on English ceramics. (British English)
Radford was Secretary of the Folklore Committee of the Devonshire Association (English)
1914
1892
Radford was a member of the Committee on Devonshire Folk-lore (English)
1912
Radford was a member of the Committee for creating a list of "Ancient Monuments" in Devon (English)
July 1890Gregorian
History of the church at Lydford (English)
July 1890Gregorian
Lady Howard of Fitzford (English)
August 1896Gregorian
Andrew and Nicholas Tremayne (English)
31 July 1901Gregorian
Edmund and Richard Tremayne (English)
1 reference
July 1903Gregorian
Nicholas Radford 1385(?)-1455 (English)
24 July 1907Gregorian
24 July 1912Gregorian
The Fight at Clyst in 1455 (English)
Radford's work is credited using the initials E. L. R. (British English)
1914
coins, formerly in the collection of Mr W. Gill. (English)
1914
Radford was credited with conducting an excavation in the churchyard of the Abbey at Tavistock, uncovering stonework and tiles. (English)
1 reference
