Elizabeth Aguzzi
Aguzzi, Elizabeth Clarice [Lizzie] (1856–1938), equestrian performer
About Elizabeth Aguzzi
Lived 1856 – 1938 (aged 82). Elizabeth Aguzzi was an equestrian and acrobat.
Elizabeth Clarice Aguzzi (4 February 1856 – 1938), was a British Circus equestrian performer.
She was born at 3 Felix Street, Lambeth, London, as the daughter of the equestrian performer Antoni Aguzzi (1809/10–1880) and Helen Schmidt (1824–1903). She was a famous performer in the Circus stage of her time, known from the 1870s and onward. She was foremost famed as a bareback and trick act rider.
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Who was Elizabeth Aguzzi?
Aguzzi, Elizabeth Clarice [Lizzie] (1856–1938), equestrian performer
When was Elizabeth Aguzzi born?
Elizabeth Aguzzi was born on 17 January 1856.
When did Elizabeth Aguzzi die?
Elizabeth Aguzzi died on 17 January 1938.
What was Elizabeth Aguzzi's occupation?
Elizabeth Aguzzi was an equestrian and acrobat.
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