Charis Ursula Frankenburg

Charis Ursula Frankenburg (}; 9 February 1892 – 5 April 1985) was an English author, one of the first women eligible for a degree from the University of Oxford, a founder of one of the first birth control clinics in England outside London, and a member of The Mutual Admiration Society.

Early life and education Charis Barnett was born on 9 February 1892 in Isleworth, London, the daughter of British educator Percy Barnett and his wife, Annie Barnett . but was prevented from completing them by the outbreak of World War I. Instead she became a midwife and nurse, and worked in the maternity hospital of Châlons-sur-Marne. Topics of the 1977 interview include birth control and concerns about maternal mortality, the clinic in Salford and her partnership with Mary Stocks, and her time at Oxford. The 1981 interview focuses on her upbringing and conservatism, her career and support for women's causes.

She died on 5 April 1985 at Newbury, Berkshire.