(Q901)

Qualification: Edited the Oxenden Letters; Hon. Sec. Canterbury Archaeological Society; is interested in mediaeval architecture and in the antiquities of Canterbury. (English)

point in time

8 February 1945

part of

Society of Antiquaries of London Meeting

proposed election to SAL signed by (personal)

William Picknard Delane Stebbing

Claude Jenkins

Irene Josephine Churchill

Max Teichman-Derville

Arthur Frederick Clements

Robert Ullock Potts

Rose Graham

Thomas Downing Kendrick

Bryan Hugh St John O'Neil

Ronald Frederick Jessup

is successful

successful

1 reference

stated in

Society of Antiquaries of London Certificates of Candidates for Election

was fellow of

Society of Antiquaries of London

1 reference

stated in

Society of Antiquaries of London Certificates of Candidates for Election

held position

Inspector

specific role

Inspector, National Health Insurance Commission (English)

point in time

1914

2 references

specific reference information (free text)

Lady Margaret Hall Oxford, Report 1914-1915 [IWM Women's Work Collection] (English)

specific reference information (free text)

Lady Margaret Hall Register 1879-1966 (1970) (English)

Honorary Secretary

of

Canterbury Archaeological Society

point in time

1945

1 reference

stated in

Society of Antiquaries of London Certificates of Candidates for Election

Justice of the Peace

latest date

1945

1 reference

stated in

Society of Antiquaries of London Certificates of Candidates for Election

1908

1911

1 reference

specific reference information (free text)

Lady Margaret Hall Register 1879-1966 (1970) (English)

held position (free text)

Head (English)

of

Lady Margaret Hall Settlement

start time

1912

end time

1913

2 references

specific reference information (free text)

Lady Margaret Hall Oxford, Report 1914-1915 [IWM Women's Work Collection] (English)

specific reference information (free text)

Lady Margaret Hall Register 1879-1966 (1970) (English)

acknowledged for role

editing

note

In his book "British Trees" (1907) Rex Vicat Cole acknowledged "Miss Dorothy Kempe for re-modelling my sentences to the form in which they now appear" (English)

point in time

1907

1 reference

specific reference information (free text)

Rex Vicat Cole, British Trees (1907) (English)

unknown value

note

In his 1943 book "Canterbury Cathedral Priory" R. A. L. Smith acknowledges a number of people including Dorothy Gardiner for "assistance" (English)

point in time

1943

1 reference

specific reference information (free text)

R. A. L. Smith, Canterbury Cathedral Priory (1943) (English)

unknown value

note

In "Letters from a Settlement" (1909), A. L. Hodson acknowledges Dorothy Kempe for "criticism and encouragement" (English)

point in time

1909

1 reference

specific reference information (free text)

A. L. Hodson, Letters from a Settlement (1909) (English)

unknown value

note

In her PhD dissertation "The Legend of Longinus in Ecclesiastical Tradition and in English Literature, and its connection with the Grail" (1910) Rose Peebles acknowledged Dorothy Kempe for "helpful suggestions" (English)

point in time

1910

1 reference

specific reference information (free text)

Rose Jeffries Peebles, The Legend of Longinus in Ecclesiastical Tradition and in English Literature, and its connection with the Grail (1910) (English)

date of birth

31 August 1873^Gregorian

0 references

date of death

23 January 1957

0 references

was married in (EDTF value)

1913

spouse

Spouse not in wikibase

name

Canon Thory Gage Gardiner (English)