About Anne Isabella Robertson
Lived 1835 – 1910 (aged 74–75). Anne Isabella Robertson was a British activist, writer and suffragist.
Anne Isabella Robertson ( – 21 April 1910) was a writer and leading suffragist in Ireland.
Life Born Anne Isabella Robertson in about 1830 to Major Archibald Robertson. Her father was president of the African Institute, established in Paris for the suppression of slavery.
Writings Myself and My Relatives: A Story Of Home Life (1863) A Tipperary Shot in Once A Week, vol 11, October 15 (1864) Yaxley and Its Neighborhood: A Novel In Three Volumes (1865) The Story of Nelly Dillon, 2vols. (1866)
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Who was Anne Isabella Robertson?
Irish suffragist
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Anne Isabella Robertson was born in 1835.
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Anne Isabella Robertson died on 21 April 1910 in Sandymount.
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Anne Isabella Robertson was an activist, writer and suffragist.
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Anne Isabella Robertson was British.
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