About Anne Elliot
Lived 1856 – 1941 (aged 84–85). Anne Elliot was a writer and novelist.
Anne Elliot (1856–1941) was an English writer. Elliot's novels "show women in roles usually occupied by men."
Biography Anne was born in Newcastle upon Tyne in 1856 to Henry Elliot, a surgeon, and his wife Ann (sic). Anne and her elder sister Emma Elliott (1850–1927) were educated at home. They ran a private school at Jesmond (now a suburb of Newcastle) in the late 1870s and both later held posts as governesses. They turned to novel writing some time in the 1880s. Non-fiction: The Memoirs of Mimosa. Stanley Paul & Co., 1912
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Who was Anne Elliot?
English writer
When was Anne Elliot born?
Anne Elliot was born in 1856 in Newcastle upon Tyne.
When did Anne Elliot die?
Anne Elliot died in 1941 in Burnham Norton.
What was Anne Elliot's occupation?
Anne Elliot was a writer and novelist.
Sources & further reading
· DBpedia: Anne Elliot (novelist)
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