(Q3650)

103 Park Street, Park Lane, W. (English)

1904

1 reference

London SW

59 Oakley Street, Chelsea, S. W. (English)

1906

1 reference

London W

Lyceum Club, 128 Piccadilly, London W. (English)

street address (item)

Lyceum Club

1 reference

London SW

29 Ashburnham Mansions, Chelsea, SW (English)

1914

1 reference

Old-Lore

family name at birth

Leslie (English)

1 reference

Townsend, J A B, 1986-9. A Memoir of Alfred Johnson by his Nephew. Saga-Book 22, 457-62. (English)

married name

Wintle Johnston (English)

note

alternatively Johnston (English)

1 reference

Townsend, J A B, 1986-9. A Memoir of Alfred Johnson by his Nephew. Saga-Book 22, 457-62. (English)

was member of

Viking Society

start time

1894

1 reference

stated in

Members List

Lyceum Club

sourcing circumstances

presumably

1906

1 reference

1905

1 reference

1906

Johnston co-edited Old-Lore with her husband Alfred Wintle Johnston (English)

1 reference

1913

1 reference

held position (free text)

Old-Lore

Hon. Convenor (English)

of

Viking Society

1904

2 references

Townsend, J A B, 1986-9. A Memoir of Alfred Johnson by his Nephew. Saga-Book 22, 457-62. (English)

Congress of the Congress of Archaeological Societies

spoke at

5 July 1911^Gregorian

note

During a discussion at the meeting, Johnston advocated for the need for antiquarians to look at church restoration. (English)

1 reference

Congress of Archaeological Societies Annual General Meeting Reports

9 January 1903^Gregorian

note

At a reading of "Gisli Siirsson", a play by Beatrice H. Barmby based on an Icelandic saga (Gisla saga), Leslie played the role of Aud. (English)

1 reference

date of birth

1871

sourcing circumstances

circa

1 reference

stated in

England and Wales Census

date of death

1925

1 reference

stated in

was married in (PIT value)

Volume 22 (English)

September 1905^Gregorian

spouse

Spouse not in wikibase

name

Alfred Wintle Johnston (English)

1 reference