Gwenllian Elizabeth Fanny Morgan (Q392)

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Gwenllian Elizabeth Fanny Morgan
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    instance of
    human
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    assigned gender
    woman
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    election to SAL proposed by
    K. D. Pringle
    evidence (free text)
    Addition, Profession or Occupation: Mayor of Brecon in 1910, A governor of the National Library of Wales since 1923 (English)
    Qualification: Correspondent for Breconshire of the Society for Preservation of Ancient Monuments, Co-founder and contributor to Brecknock Society and Brecknock Museum and restored the Brecon Cathedral Cresset Stone, the very beautiful 14th Cent. Holy Water Stoup of St Mary's Church, Brecon, and many other objects of antiquity. (English)
    Qualification [continued]: Publications: Eastnor Castle (history, description + catalogue of contents) 1889. "Forgotten Sanctuaries" Arch Camb. 1903. "The Vanished Tombs of Brecon Cathedral" Arch. Camb. 1925, etc. (English)
    evidence (item)
    Eastnor Castle
    point in time
    1 February 1935
    part of
    Society of Antiquaries of London Meeting
    is successful
    successful
    proposed election to SAL signed by (personal)
    George Marshall
    Robert Alexander Stewart Macalister
    Herbert M. Vaughan
    John Thomas Evans
    Arundell Esdaile
    proposed election to SAL signed by (general)
    Cyril Fox
    Victor Erle Nash Williams
    Horace Wilmer
    Ivan Donald Margary
    signatory indecipherable
    1 reference
    stated in
    Society of Antiquaries of London Certificates of Candidates for Election
    was member of
    Cambrian Archaeological Association
    note
    Morgan was proposed by Lord Glanusk (British English)
    start time
    1902
    1 reference
    stated in
    Archaeologia Cambriensis
    held position
    Poor Law Guardian
    start time
    1895
    location
    Brecon
    1 reference
    stated in
    periodical
    specific reference information (free text)
    Review of Reviews for Australasia (March 1911) (British English)
    Town Councillor
    start time
    1908
    location
    Brecon
    1 reference
    stated in
    periodical
    specific reference information (free text)
    Review of Reviews for Australasia (March 1911) (English)
    Superintendent
    of
    World Women's Christian Temperence Union
    specific role
    Superintendent, Department of Petitions and Treaties (British English)
    start time
    1890
    end time
    1895
    4 references
    stated in
    ephemera
    specific reference information (free text)
    World's Women's Christian Temperance Union (pamphlet) (British English)
    stated in
    periodical
    specific reference information (free text)
    Women's Signal, 30 June 1895 (English)
    stated in
    reference book
    specific reference information (free text)
    Clara Christina Morgan Chapin, Thumb nail sketches of white ribbon women (1895) (British English)
    stated in
    periodical
    specific reference information (free text)
    Frances E. Willard, A New World's Secretary, The Union Signal, 4 Dec 1890 (British English)
    President
    of
    British Women's Temperance Association
    location
    Brecon
    specific role
    President of Brecon Branch, BWTA (British English)
    1 reference
    stated in
    reference book
    specific reference information (free text)
    Clara Christina Morgan Chapin, Thumb nail sketches of white ribbon women (1895) (British English)
    spoke at
    Annual Meeting
    of
    National Union of Women Workers
    location
    Manchester
    point in time
    1896
    title of paper
    The Duties of Citizenship: The Proper Understanding and Use of the Municipal and Other Franchises for Women (British English)
    1 reference
    stated in
    ephemera
    specific reference information (free text)
    Women's Suffrage Pamphlets 1873-97 (Women's Library) (British English)
    founded
    Brecknock Society and Museum Friends
    specific role
    Co-founder and contributor to Brecknock Society and Brecknock Museum (English)
    1 reference
    stated in
    Society of Antiquaries of London Certificates of Candidates for Election
    fundraiser for
    goal
    note
    Morgan was fundraising to restore the tomb of Henry Vaughan, a 17th century Welsh metaphysical poet (British English)
    held position
    Honorary Secretary
    point in time
    1898
    1 reference
    stated in
    periodical
    specific reference information (free text)
    Illustrated London News 9 April 1898, p 510 (British English)
    organiser of
    Polyglot petition
    note
    Morgan organised the signatures for the Polyglot petition for Great Britain and Ireland (English)
    1 reference
    stated in
    reference book
    specific reference information (free text)
    Clara Christina Morgan Chapin, Thumb nail sketches of white ribbon women (1895) (British English)
    described at URL
    https://biography.wales/article/s-MORG-FAN-1852
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    Archaeology Data Service person ID
    46698
    described at URL
    https://www.archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/library/browse/personDetails.xhtml?personId=46698
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    Wikidata ID
    Q20631337
    described at URL
    https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q20631337
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    WorldCat Identities ID
    np-morgan,%20gwenllian%20elizabeth%20fanny
    described at URL
    http://www.worldcat.org/identities/np-morgan,%20gwenllian%20elizabeth%20fanny/
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