Emily Jane Andrews (Q489)

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  • Emily J. Harding
  • Mrs Harding Andrews
  • Emily J. Harding Andrews
  • Mrs Andrews
  • E. J. Harding
  • Emily Jane Harding
Language Label Description Also known as
English
Emily Jane Andrews
No description defined
  • Emily J. Harding
  • Mrs Harding Andrews
  • Emily J. Harding Andrews
  • Mrs Andrews
  • E. J. Harding
  • Emily Jane Harding

Statements

instance of
human
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assigned gender
woman
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resided at
London NW
street address (free text)
4 St George Square, Regent's Park, NW (English)
point in time
1898
coordinate location
51°32'26.8519"N, 0°9'20.4106"W
Booth colour
Booth Red
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition Catalogue (1898) (English)
London W
street address (free text)
31 Richmond Gardens, Shepherd's Bush (English)
point in time
1877
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition Catalogue (1877) [via chronicle250.com] (English)
stated in
Exhibition Catalogue
family name at birth
Harding (English)
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was member of
The Folklore Society
point in time
1897
note
Andrews is listed as Mrs E. F. Andrews (English)
1 reference
specific reference information
Folklore
stated in
Members List
British Museum Reading Room
sourcing circumstances
presumably
start time
12 February 1891Gregorian
1 reference
stated in
British Museum archive
specific reference information (free text)
BM Signature Book A40001 to A45000 [8 March 1890-Nov 1891] (English)
exhibited at
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
point in time
1898
1897
1877
2 references
stated in
Exhibition Catalogue
specific reference information (free text)
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition Catalogue (1877, 1897, 1898) [via chronicle250.com] (English)
specific reference information (free text)
Algernon Graves, The Royal Academy of Arts; a complete dictionary of contributors and their work from its foundation in 1769 to 1904 (1905) (English)
Society of Lady Artists Exhibition
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Charles de Laperriere (Ed), The Society of Women Artists Exhibitors (English)
corresponded with
The Folklore Society
point in time
1895
topic
Christmas Eve customs (remembered by her father T. G. Harding) (English)
1 reference
stated in
Folklore
Frank Alexander Milne
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
FLS 1/2/1/8 Loose correspondence, various dates (English)
stated in
Folklore Society archives
contributed to
National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies
point in time
1908
note
Harding Andrews' design for a poster was awarded 2nd prize in a competition (English)
instance of
suffrage activity
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Women's Franchise 30 Jan 1908, p 352 [via LSE Digital Collections] (English)
stated in
periodical
gave money to
Women's Freedom League
point in time
1911
instance of
suffrage activity
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
The Vote, 9 September 1911, p 243 [via LSE Digital Collections] (English)
date of death
1940
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was married in (PIT value)
1879
spouse
Spouse not in wikibase
name
Edward William Andrews (English)
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Archaeology Data Service person ID
49007
described at URL
https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/library/browse/personDetails.xhtml?personId=49007
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ISNI ID
000000050445607X
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Wikidata ID
Q56480189
described at URL
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q56480189
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