Anne Hart Gilbert
Methodist writer, teacher and abolitionist from Antigua and Barbuda
About Anne Hart Gilbert
Lived 1768 – 1834 (aged 65–66). Anne Hart Gilbert was a writer, teacher and missionary.
Anne Hart Gilbert (1768–1834) was a Methodist writer, teacher and abolitionist. She is known as one of the Hart sisters, alongside Elizabeth Hart Thwaites.
Selected works Memoir of John Gilbert, 1835
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Who was Anne Hart Gilbert?
Methodist writer, teacher and abolitionist from Antigua and Barbuda
When was Anne Hart Gilbert born?
Anne Hart Gilbert was born in 1768.
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Anne Hart Gilbert died in 1834.
What was Anne Hart Gilbert's occupation?
Anne Hart Gilbert was a writer, teacher and missionary.
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Anne Hart Gilbert's recorded nationality: British Leeward Islands, Antigua and Barbuda.
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