Ann Watt Milne

Ann Watt Milne (1856 – no earlier than 1928) was a Scotch temperance leader who served as president of the British Women's Temperance Association (BWTA).

Early life and education Ann Watt was born at Watermill Farm, Fraserburgh, Scotland, July 20, 1856.

During World War I, Milne was active in patriotic work. She was president of the Aberdeen Women's Patriotic Society for the wives of soldiers and sailors. She was the leader in organizing a great National Memorial with a quarter of a million signatures, asking the Prime Minister and the Government to prohibit the liquor traffic during the period of the War and six months thereafter, and she was one of the members of the committee that presented it to the Prime Minister, through the Secretary for Scotland.