Sophia Letitia Hale-Hilton (Q210): Difference between revisions
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note: At her death, Hale Hilton left Stowe School the library of her father James Hilton, as well as four cabinets, one of which held 1200 coins, ancient and modern, from around the world. (English) | |||
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specific reference information (free text): The Stoic Vol 24, April 1931, p 220 (English) | |||
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- Sophia Letitia Hilton
- Mrs William Hale-Hilton
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| English | Sophia Letitia Hale-Hilton |
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Statements
8 Gloucester Place, Portman Square, W (English)
1 November 1900Gregorian
1 reference
60 Montague Square, W. (English)
1901
Hale-Hilton shared this address with her father. (English)
1 reference
1900
1918
2 April 1902Gregorian
clockwatch (British English)
4 June 1902Gregorian
small flint implement picked up on the Isle of Wight (English)
Her father James Hilton had bequeathed his collection of printed books on chronograms to the British Museum on his derath in 1907, subject to his daughter's "life interest" in the collection. The collection was therefore acquired by the museum in 1930, at her death. (English)
1 reference
British Museum Quarterly Vol 5 (1930) (English)
At her death, Hale Hilton left Stowe School the library of her father James Hilton, as well as four cabinets, one of which held 1200 coins, ancient and modern, from around the world. (English)
1 reference
The Stoic Vol 24, April 1931, p 220 (English)
1930
1 reference
British Museum Quarterly Vol 5 (1930) (English)
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