Harriet Loyd Lindsay (Q779): Difference between revisions
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(Created claim: was member of (P67): Royal Colonial Institute (Q2408)) |
(Created claim: resided at (P29): London SW (Q2040)) |
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street address (free text): 2 Carlton Gardens, SW (English) | |||||||||||||||
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point in time: 1912
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specific reference information (free text): Royal Colonial Institute Year Book (1912-16) (English) stated in: Members List | |||||||||||||||
Revision as of 09:35, 6 January 2023
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- Lady Wantage
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Harriet Loyd Lindsay |
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Statements
Lockinge, near Wantage (British English)
10 September 1906Gregorian
1 reference
Earthworks Committee Letters General 1905-07 CAS 002/05 (MS 990/2/5) (British English)
2 Carlton Gardens, SW (English)
1912
1 reference
Royal Colonial Institute Year Book (1912-16) (English)
1 reference
Royal Colonial Institute Year Book (1912-16) (English)
Lady Wantage was the President of the North Berkshire Branch of the league (British English)
1913
1 reference
The Anti-Suffrage Review 59, 1 Sept 1913 (British English)
This title is available digitally at the LSE Library (British English)
Lindsay was on the Committee for the French Art Exhibition (English)
1913
1 reference
Burlington Fine Arts Club, French Art of the Eighteenth Century (1913) (English)
1906
Lindsay loaned art to the Early German Art exhibition (English)
1 reference
Burlington Fine Arts Club, Exhibition of Early German Art (1906) (English)
1913
Lindsay loaned art to the French Art exhibition (English)
1 reference
Burlington Fine Arts Club, French Art of the Eighteenth Century (1913) (English)
1906
A letter to the Earthworks Committee from R. Hippesly Cox reports that Lady Wantage built a monument to her husband on a barrow in Yew Down (British English)
Lady Wantage is noted as the owner of land in the Berkshire Downs near Stanmore on which a tumulus had been ploughed over and is identified as someone who may be able to stop the destruction (British English)
5 September 1905Gregorian
1 reference
Earthworks Committee Letters General 1905-07 CAS 002/05 (MS 990/2/5) (British English)
