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Bertha Marian Skeat

1861 – 1948

Schoolmistress

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About Bertha Marian Skeat

Lived 1861 – 1948 (aged 86). Bertha Marian Skeat was a British head teacher, writer and teacher.

Bertha Marian Skeat or Bertha Skeat (30 December 1861 – 2 December 1948) was a British writer and schoolmistress.

Life Skeat was born in East Dereham in 1861. She was the first child of Bertha Clara and Walter William Skeat. She had five siblings including the anthropologist Walter William Skeat. She also wrote a primer and two anthologies for use in teaching English. The school she founded closed in 1932.

Skeat died in Sedbergh unmarried on 2 December 1948.

Works The Lamentations of Mary Magdalene – a play (1897) Atalanta's Race – a play (1907) The Crucifixion of Mary, and other Poems (1924) Sedbergh Dreams (1930)

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Important facts

Birth century
Education
Newnham College, University of Zurich
Also known as
Bertha Skeat

Family & relationships

Parent
Walter William Skeat

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Bertha Marian Skeat's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Bertha Marian Skeat?

schoolmistress

When was Bertha Marian Skeat born?

Bertha Marian Skeat was born on 30 December 1861 in Dereham.

When did Bertha Marian Skeat die?

Bertha Marian Skeat died on 2 December 1948 in Sedbergh.

What was Bertha Marian Skeat's occupation?

Bertha Marian Skeat was a head teacher, writer and teacher.

What nationality was Bertha Marian Skeat?

Bertha Marian Skeat was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Bertha Marian Skeat

· Wikidata: Q18526657

· DBpedia: Bertha Marian Skeat

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