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(Q392)

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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 Crescent 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
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
described at URL
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q20631337
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