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Edith Johnson

1874 – 1950

English field hockey, tennis and badminton player

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Lived 1874 – 1950 (aged 76). Edith Johnson was a British field hockey player, badminton player and tennis player.

Emily Frances Godschall Johnson, better known as Edith Johnson (1874–1950) was an English field hockey, tennis and badminton player. She was the first women's captain of the England hockey team and a runner-up at the 1910 Wimbledon Championships – Women's singles.

In hockey, Johnson played as a centre half-back and captained teams including Molesey Hockey Club, Surrey, and the South. In 1895, she was a founding member of the All England Women's Hockey Association, where she was selected as the captain of the first international England women's hockey team. She captained the England team on at least a dozen occasions including England's first official match against Ireland in 1896.

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Emily Frances Godschall Johnson

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Edith Johnson?

English field hockey, tennis and badminton player (1874-1950)

When was Edith Johnson born?

Edith Johnson was born on 31 January 1874 in East Molesey.

When did Edith Johnson die?

Edith Johnson died on 9 February 1950 in Cuckfield.

What was Edith Johnson's occupation?

Edith Johnson was a field hockey player, badminton player and tennis player.

What nationality was Edith Johnson?

Edith Johnson was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Edith Johnson

· Wikidata: Q106197532

· DBpedia: Edith Johnson (tennis)

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