Charlotte Price White

Charlotte Price White (1873–1932) was a leading member of the North Wales Suffragist movement, local councillor and among the first British members of the Women's Institute.

Education and personal life Charlotte Bell was born in Briggart near Dumfries in Scotland in 1873. In the 1890s she was among the first women to train as science teachers at University College of North Wales, Bangor. Her first teaching post was in London. On 12 August 1902 she married Price Foulkes White. They lived in Bangor where she remained for the rest of her life. They had two children, Margaret and David Archibald.

She died suddenly in 1932, and her funeral was a public event.

When the Women's Institute started in the UK in 1915 with a branch at Llanfairpwll, White became a member.

During the First World War she was secretary of a North Wales committee that raised money for a Welsh hospital unit within the Scottish Women's Hospitals for Foreign Service in Serbia. She later organised the education of a refugee Serbian boy at University College of North Wales.

In 2021 a Purple Plaque was installed at 50 Upper Garth Road, Bangor where she lived for most of her life.