Emily Winifred Allen (Q488): Difference between revisions
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- Mrs Thomas Allen
- Emily Winifred Ackland
- Mrs Allen
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Emily Winifred Allen |
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42, Connaught Square, W. (British English)
Freestone, Pembroke (British English)
1851
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Allen's artefacts were on display in a temporary museum set up during the Cambrian Archaeological Association Annual General Meeting in Pembroke (British English)
1851
earthenware cup found in a tumulous in Boulston, gold coins found in Haverfordwest, drawings of cromlechs (British English)
Allen's artefacts were on display in a temporary museum set up during the Cambrian Archaeological Association Annual General Meeting in Pembroke (English)
1880
collection of drawings of cromlechs (British English)
19 August 1897Gregorian
When the excursion party reached The Rath, a large earthwork in Pembrokshire, Allen gave a brief address on the history of the earthwork. (British English)
January 1906Gregorian
Allen gave money to cover the cost of removing the Old Tenby Church font so that it could be better preserved inside the church. (British English)
inscription (English)
1897
Allen is credited with discovering an early Christian inscription in Llandyssilio Church (English)
46584
https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/library/browse/personDetails.xhtml?personId=46584
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