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(Q2572)

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instance of
human
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assigned gender
woman
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resided at
London WC
street address (free text)
College Hall, Byng Place (English)
street address (item)
College Hall
point in time
1894
coordinate location
51°31'23.77790"N, 0°7'53.24502"W
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
The Academy, 17 Nov 1894, p 406 (English)
instance of
advertisement
stated in
periodical
educated at
London School of Economics
sourcing circumstances
presumably
start time
1906
end time
1907
note
Listed as "Katherine Trice Martin" (English)
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
LSE/UNREGISTERED/19/16 Register of Students (English)
stated in
London School of Economics archive
family name at birth
Martin (English)
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was member of
British Museum Reading Room
start time
1 August 1894Gregorian
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
BM Signatures of Readers 18 25 Nov 1893-23 Sep 1895A50001 to A55000 (English)
held position
Researcher
note
Martin is noted as having the occuption "Historical Research" in the LSE Student Register (English)
point in time
1906
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
LSE/UNREGISTERED/19/16 Register of Students (English)
stated in
London School of Economics archive
acknowledged for role
unknown value
note
In his "Report on the Ancient Records in the Possession of the Guild of Merchant Taylors" (1915) Henry Leonard Hopkinson acknowledged "Miss M. Trice Martin and her sister Miss K. S. Martin" in "The actual work of calendering" the records. (English)
point in time
1915
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Henry Leonard Hopkinson, Report on the Ancient Records in the Possession of the Guild of Merchant Taylors (1915) (English)
father
Charles Trice Martin
1 reference
stated in
British Museum archive
specific reference information (free text)
British Museum Reading Room Application (English)
sibling
Mary Trice Martin
sourcing circumstances
presumably
note
note in College Hall Council meeting minutes that Kate Martin had resigned to work in "the Records" with her sister. Mary Trice Martin was a record agent, working specifically with records at the Public Record Office, where her father Charles Trice Martin was Assistant Keeper. Charles Trice Martin was also a member of College Hall's Council (English)
1 reference
stated in
College Hall archive
specific reference information (free text)
CH 1/1/4 Council Minutes (English)
 
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