Louisa Hay Kerr (Q21): Difference between revisions
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(Created claim: instance of (P12): person associated with Indian Empire (Q2975)) |
(Created claim: was married in (PIT value) (P130): 25 July 1825) |
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25 July 1825Gregorian
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name: Alexander John Kerr, of Penang (English) | |||||||||||||||
Revision as of 08:18, 23 August 2023
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- Mrs A. Kerr
- Mrs Alexander Kerr
- Mrs L. H. Kerr
- Mrs Kerr
- Louisa Hay Hough
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Louisa Hay Kerr |
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Statements
19 Peldon Lodge, 159 Sheen Road (English)
1896
19 Warwick Road, South Kensington (British English)
1893
4 Duchess Street, Portland Place (English)
1879
3 Chichester Road, Westbourne Square, W. (English)
1900
Hough (English)
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Kerr (English)
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The Shelley Society, First Annual Report (1887) (English)
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Transactions of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society (English)
4 March 1896Gregorian
Brevet issued to Jean Francois Richer (English)
1 April 1896Gregorian
model of Etruscan tomb found near Orvieto, Italy (English)
4 June 1869Gregorian
Eleven photographs of Roman vases and other silver objects found at Hildesheim (English)
2 July 1869Gregorian
Eleven photograph of sites in German cities (English)
6 December 1867Gregorian
Documents relating to the manor of Froyle, Hampshire, and a lease of a wharf at Deptford with the signature of John Evelyn. (English)
2 February 1866Gregorian
photographs of mediaeval objects in Vienna, sent in for exhibition by Kerr from Vienna (English)
artefacts from France including flint objects, an intaglio and a bronze armilla dating to Roman era. (English)
3 December 1858Gregorian
https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/term/BIOG202016
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25 July 1825Gregorian
Alexander John Kerr, of Penang (English)
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0000000382443085
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