Edith Mary Statham
Singer, nurse, secretary, war graves conservator, community worker
About Edith Mary Statham
Lived 1853 – 1951 (aged 97). Edith Mary Statham was a New Zealand nurse and preservationist.
Edith Mary Statham (13 April 1853 – 13 February 1951) was a notable New Zealand singer, nurse, secretary, war graves conservator and community worker. She was a daughter of a solicitor, William Statham, and his wife, Ellen Allen Statham. She was a secretary of the "Mimiro Ladies' Cycling Club", which she established around 1895, when she moved to Dunedin.
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Who was Edith Mary Statham?
singer, nurse, secretary, war graves conservator, community worker
When was Edith Mary Statham born?
Edith Mary Statham was born on 13 April 1853 in Bootle.
When did Edith Mary Statham die?
Edith Mary Statham died on 13 February 1951 in St Heliers.
What was Edith Mary Statham's occupation?
Edith Mary Statham was a nurse and preservationist.
What nationality was Edith Mary Statham?
Edith Mary Statham was New Zealand.
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