Margaret Sefton-Jones (Q507)

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  • Emily Margaret Hughes
  • Emily Margaret Sefton-Jones
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Margaret Sefton-Jones
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    Hampton Court Palace, Hampton Court, Middlesex (English)
    Margaret Sefton-Jones shared this residence with her daughter Olga (Lady Manning), and other family members. (English)
    Sarah Parker's "Grace and Favour" (2005) notes that Sefton-Jones lived in what was known as the "Secretary at War's Lodging", Suite II. (English)
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    Sarah E. Parker, Grace & favour: a handbook of who lived where in Hampton Court Palace, 1750 to 1950 (2005) (English)
    47 Bedford Square (English)
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    Boyle's fashionable court & country guide (1903) (English)
    11 Bedford Square, WC (English)
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    Loose RHS Fellowship Application forms (English)
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    1899-1900 [PROF 68], 1900-1 [PROF 69], 1901-2 [PROF 70], 1902-3 [PROF 71], 1903-4 [PROF 72], 1904-5 [PROF 73], 1905-6 [PROF 74], 1906-7 [PROF 75], 1907-8 [PROF 76] 1909-10 B inc. 1910-11 [PROF 78], 1912-13 B, (English)
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    Hilda Flinders Petrie, The Egyptian Research Students' Association, Ancient Egypt (1914), p 47 (English)
    1 November 1911Gregorian
    Mrs Sefton-Jones is noted as one of several people taking part in the discussion following a paper (British English)
    12 March 1913Gregorian
    Mrs Sefton-Jones is noted as one of several people taking part in the discussion following a paper (British English)
    3 December 1913Gregorian
    Mrs Sefton-Jones is noted as one of several people taking part in the discussion following a paper (British English)
    7 May 1919Gregorian
    Mrs Sefton-Jones is noted as one of several people taking part in the discussion following a paper (British English)
    21 February 1945
    Mrs Sefton-Jones is noted as one of several people taking part in the discussion following a paper (British English)
    8 December 1914Gregorian
    Prof. Flinders Petrie's recent work (English)
    Paper was to be accompanied by a display of excavated artefacts (English)
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    Hilda Flinders Petrie, The Egyptian Research Students' Association, Ancient Egypt (1914), p 47 (English)
    7 November 1945
    Mrs Sefton-Jones is noted as one of several people taking part in the discussion following a paper (English)
    26 February 1914Gregorian
    Ancestor Cults (English)
    Paper read at Margaret Sefton-Jones' residence, 18 Bedford Square (English)
    Sefton-Jones and Petrie worked together on the Egyptian Research Students Association (English)
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    The Queen 3 Feb 1906. p 184 (English)
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    Hilda Flinders Petrie, The Egyptian Research Students' Association, Ancient Egypt (1914), p 47 (English)
    1894
    Herbert Sefton-Jones (English)
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    Marion Aldis and Pam Inder, The Happiest Days of Their Lives?: Nineteenth-Century Education Through the Eyes of Those Who Were There (2016) (English)
    41462
    https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/library/browse/personDetails.xhtml?personId=41462
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    0000000510936061
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    Q117021749
    https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q117021749
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    viaf-94080630
    https://www.worldcat.org/identities/viaf-94080630/
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