Emma Swann (Q1055): Difference between revisions
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- Miss Swann
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Emma Swann |
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Walton Manor, Oxford (English)
1908
141 Woodstock Road, St Giles', Oxford (English)
1907
1 reference
Kelly's Directory of Oxfordshire (1907) (English)
1894
Women first elected as FSA (Scot) were called "Lady Associates" (English)
Swann was an Honorary Correspondent of the British Archaeological Association (English)
1902
1896
Swann is listed as a lecturer in a series organised by the Association of Women Pioneer Lecturers. (English)
1 reference
book of newspaper cuttings held at the Museum of English Rural Life (FR WAR 5/8/1) (English)
19 February 1895Gregorian
drawing of an old house in Eynsham, Oxfordshire by P. Sandys (English)
1894
Ways of Fixing Ancient Brasses (English)
5 November 1895Gregorian
two chalices formerly held at Montieth Church, Dundee (English)
5 November 1895Gregorian
a 15th century font in Long Combe Church, Oxfordshire (English)
1895
Monumental Crosses in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland (English)
1911
1914
1 reference
https://historicalpageants.ac.uk/pageants/1144/
41578
https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/library/browse/personDetails.xhtml?personId=41578
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np-swann,%20emma
https://www.worldcat.org/identities/np-swann,%20emma/
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