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NMc - Correspondence of Priscilla McLaren (née Bright, 1815-1906) social reformer, and Sir Henry Norman (1858-1939) journalist, politician and public servant, 1829-1946
1 - Correspondence between Priscilla McLaren (1815-1906) and her husband Duncan McLaren Senior (1800-1886)
Document Reference
N Mc 1/78
Title
Letter from Priscilla McLaren (née Bright), Greenbank to 'My dearest Husband' [Duncan McLaren]; 23 March 1855.
Date
23 March 1855
Extent
4 ff
Level
Item/file
Content Description
Recounts her rail trip from Edinburgh to Rochdale, including a diversion on the East Lancashire Railway; confirms rumour that Harriet Martineau is dying; refers to conversations with 'working women' in Lancashire.
Term
family & social
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Persons
Code
PersonName
Dates of existence
NA2019
Martineau; Harriet (fl 1855); -
fl 1855
NA2020
Crosland; Martha (fl 1855-1863); -
fl 1855-1863
NA1868
Priestman; Anna Maria (fl 1851-1884)
fl 1851-1884
NA1747
Bright; Jacob (1821-1899); Mr; M.P. and women's suffrage campaigner
1821-1899
NA1972
Wheeler; M. (fl 1853-1855); Mrs
fl 1853-1855
NA1908
Rabagliati; Helen P. (1851-1934); Mrs; 'Tilla' née McLaren
1851-1934
NA1863
Bright; M. Elizabeth (1822-1877); Mrs; née Leatham 2nd wife of John Bright
1822-1877
NA1820
McLaren; Agnes (1834-1910); Dr; medical doctor and suffragist
1834-1910
NA1775
Bright; John (1811-1889); Mr; statesman
1811-1899
NA1960
Graumann; - (fl 1853-1884); Mrs
fl 1853-1884
NA920
McLaren; Priscilla (1815-1906); née Bright social reformer
1815-1906
NA924
McLaren; Duncan (1800-1886); politician
1800-1886
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