Julia Sturge (Q1129): Difference between revisions
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(Created claim: resided at (P29): Winscombe (Q4602)) |
(Changed claim: was widowed in (P133): 1919) |
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- Mrs Allen Sturge
- Mrs W. Allen Sturge
- Julia Sherriff
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| English | Julia Sturge |
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Icklingham Hall, Mildenhall, Suffolk (English)
1909
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Kelly's Handbook to the Titled, Landed and Official Classes (1909) (English)
Kamiah, Winscombe, Somerset (English)
1921
Sherriff (English)
Sturge (English)
26 May 1921Gregorian
Bone trial piece of the Viking period (British English)
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SAL 02/49 (British English)
https://collections.sal.org.uk/sal.02.049
Sturge and her husband assembled a large collection of artefacts, which were displayed in a private museum in their home. The Sturge collection was eventually acquired by the British Museum. (English)
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British Museum Return (1920) (English)
https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/term/BIOG79625
The Museum's collection database currently credits the donation to Caroline Sturge (W. Allen Sturge's sister), but the donor is actuallly Julia Sturge (W. Allen Sturge's wife). (English)
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https://maa.cam.ac.uk/files/media/ar1919-35th.pdf
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1886
William Allen Sturge (English)
0000000510845557
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