Edith Murray Keate (Q1107)

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  • E. M. Keate
  • Miss E. M. Keate
  • Miss Edith Keate
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Edith Murray Keate
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    instance of
    person with colonial links
    note
    Keate's mother Henrietta (nee Murray) was born in Trinidad, and her father Robert Keate had been a Commissioner of the Seychelles, and Governor in the Caribbean (Grenada and Trinidad), in Natal (South Africa) and in the Gold Coast (Ghana). (British English)
    2 references
    specific reference information (free text)
    Sarah E Parker, Grace and Favour: a handbook of who lived where at Hampton Court Palace 1750-1950 (British English)
    stated in
    reference book
    specific reference information (free text)
    Colonial Office List (British English)
    human
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    assigned gender
    woman
    0 references
    resided at
    London SW
    street address (item)
    Hampton Court Palace
    street address (free text)
    Hampton Court Palace, S. W. (British English)
    point in time
    1916
    1881
    note
    Keate shared this address with her mother Henrietta. In Ernest Law's 1891 "History of Hampton Court Palace" Appendix G: List of Occupants of Private Apartments. Henrietta Keate is noted as occupying Suite 34, known as the "Lady of the Bedchamber's Lodgings", which are situated above the Fountain Court. (English)
    4 references
    stated in
    Members List
    specific reference information
    Transactions of the Royal Historical Society
    specific reference information (free text)
    Ernest Law, History of Hampton Court Palace, Vol 3 (1891) (English)
    specific reference information
    England and Wales Census
    specific reference information (free text)
    Sarah E. Parker, Grace & favour: a handbook of who lived where in Hampton Court Palace, 1750 to 1950 (2005) (English)
    London SW
    street address (free text)
    16C Cresswell Gardens, Old Brompton Road, S. W. 5 (English)
    point in time
    1942
    1 reference
    stated in
    Members List
    specific reference information (free text)
    Publications of the Navy Records Society (1942) (English)
    educated at
    London School of Economics
    start time
    1913
    end time
    1914
    note
    1913-14 Michaelmas (English)
    1 reference
    specific reference information (free text)
    LSE/UNREGISTERED/19/17 Register of Students (English)
    stated in
    London School of Economics archive
    alternative educational provision
    location
    Hampton Court Palace
    academic subject
    architecture
    start time
    1891
    end time
    1892
    organised by
    Hampton Court Extension Centre
    note
    Murray Keate obtained a Certificate for a two term course taught by architect Locke Worthington A.R.I.B.A entitled "Architecture, Demonstrating the Character and Customs of Peoples" (English)
    1 reference
    specific reference information (free text)
    University Extension Journal 15 Feb 1892, p 27 (English)
    family name at birth
    Keate (English)
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    proposed election to RHS signed by (personal)
    Francis John Haverfield
    proposed election to RHS signed by (general)
    Robert Rait
    is successful
    successful
    point in time
    26 September 1912Gregorian
    evidence (free text)
    Qualifications: Work on “Victoria County History” including “History of Hampton Court Palace”, work on “Roman Remains” 5 vols. Contribution to “Royal Palaces of England” ed. R. Rait MA. Work for Royal Commission on Historical Monuments. Lecturer on ‘History of Garden design to Hon F. Wolseley’s School for Gardeners. (English)
    1 reference
    stated in
    Royal Historical Society archive
    specific reference information (free text)
    Loose RHS Fellowship Application forms (English)
    was member of
    Navy Records Society
    point in time
    1942
    1 reference
    specific reference information (free text)
    Publications of the Navy Records Society (1942) (English)
    stated in
    Members List
    held position
    Assistant
    of
    Committee of Imperial Defense
    note
    Keate was one of several people working on the staff of the Committee of Imperial Defence's Official Historian of Naval Operations (English)
    2 references
    specific reference information
    History
    specific reference information (free text)
    Julian Stafford Corbett, Introduction, in Henry Newbolt, History of the Great War as told in Official Documents Vol 5 Naval Operations (1931) (English)
    unknown value
    employer
    Royal Commission on Historical Monuments of England
    sourcing circumstances
    presumably
    specific role
    member of the RCHME Executive Staff (English)
    note
    It is currently not known whether Keate was paid for her position on the Executive Staff (English)
    point in time
    1910
    1 reference
    specific reference information (free text)
    Royal Commission on Historical Monuments of England, An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire (1911) (English)
    Lecturer
    specific role
    Lecturer on "History of Garden Design" (English)
    location
    School for Lady Gardeners
    latest date
    1912
    note
    It is unclear at present whether this was a single lecture or a course. (English)
    1 reference
    specific reference information (free text)
    Loose RHS Fellowship Application forms (English)
    stated in
    Royal Historical Society archive
    acknowledged for role
    unknown value
    note
    In their Introduction to Vol VIII of British Documents on the Origin of the War 1898-1914 (1932), G. P. Gooch and Harold Temperley acknowledge Miss E. M. Keate and Miss I. B. Johnston for "assist[ing] in the preparation of this volume for the press" (English)
    point in time
    1932
    1 reference
    specific reference information (free text)
    Gooch & Temperley (Eds) British Documents on the Origin of the War 1898-1914 Vol VIII Arbitration, Neutrality and Security (1932). (English)
    research
    note
    Harold Temperely acknowledged Keate for "research in naval matters" in his book England And The Near East: The Crimea (1936) (English)
    point in time
    1936
    1 reference
    specific reference information (free text)
    Harold Temperley, England And The Near East: The Crimea (1936) (English)
    work(s) published in
    Windsor Magazine
    point in time
    December 1936
    September 1931
    2 references
    specific reference information (free text)
    Worthing Gazette 2 Dec 1936 p 9 (English)
    specific reference information (free text)
    Hendon & Finchley Times 4 September 1931, p 7 (English)
    Country Life
    point in time
    7 February 1914Gregorian
    9 March 1912Gregorian
    27 March 1909Gregorian
    0 references
    The Lady's Realm
    point in time
    1 November 1906Gregorian
    0 references
    date of death
    1945
    0 references
    ISNI ID
    0000000383619839
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    Wikidata ID
    Q115714959
    described at URL
    https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q115714959
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    WorldCat Identities ID
    viaf-270301500
    described at URL
    http://www.worldcat.org/identities/viaf-270301500/
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    Ancestor has Legacies of British Slave-ownership person ID
    28731
    described at URL
    https://www.ucl.ac.uk/lbs/person/view/28731
    note
    Murray Keate's maternal grandfather, Thomas Murray, MD, of Trinidad (English)
    sourcing circumstances
    presumably
    0 references
    28746
    described at URL
    https://www.ucl.ac.uk/lbs/person/view/28746
    note
    Murray Keate's maternal grandfather, Thomas Murray, MD, of Trinidad (English)
    sourcing circumstances
    presumably
    0 references
     
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