Edith Murray Keate (Q1107): Difference between revisions
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- E. M. Keate
- Miss E. M. Keate
- Miss Edith Keate
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Edith Murray Keate |
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Keate's mother Henrietta (nee Murray) was born in Trinidad, and her father Robert Keate had been a Commissioner of the Seychelles, and Governor in the Caribbean (Grenada and Trinidad), in Natal (South Africa) and in the Gold Coast (Ghana). (British English)
2 references
Sarah E Parker, Grace and Favour: a handbook of who lived where at Hampton Court Palace 1750-1950 (British English)
Colonial Office List (British English)
Hampton Court Palace, S. W. (British English)
1916
16C Cresswell Gardens, Old Brompton Road, S. W. 5 (English)
1942
1 reference
Publications of the Navy Records Society (1942) (English)
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Publications of the Navy Records Society (1942) (English)
Keate was one of several people working on the staff of the Committee of Imperial Defence's Official Historian of Naval Operations (English)
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Keate is noted as a member of the RCHME Executive Staff (British English)
1910
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Royal Commission on Historical Monuments of England, An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire (1911) (British English)
