About Elizabeth Grant
Lived 1797 – 1885 (aged 88). Elizabeth Grant was a British writer, autobiographer and diarist.
Elizabeth Smith (née Elizabeth Grant of Rothiemurchus; 7 May 1797 – 16 November 1885) was a Scottish diarist and lady of the manor of Baltyboys House. Over the course of her life, she lived in Scotland, England, India, Ireland, and France. Elizabeth married Colonel Henry Smith in 1829. They had three children; Janey, Annie, and Jack.
Grant died at Baltyboys House. Memoirs of a Highland Lady was originally written as a private memoir for her family.
Work The first edition of Memoirs of A Highland Lady was published with the consent of Grant's daughter in 1898. It was edited and abridged by Grant's niece, Jane Maria Strachey. The first edition was printed four times in the space of one year, with succeeding editions following in 1911 (reprinted in 1928) and 1950. However, the first complete and authentic edition was not published until 1988.
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Who was Elizabeth Grant?
British writer (1797-1885)
When was Elizabeth Grant born?
Elizabeth Grant was born on 7 May 1797 in Edinburgh.
When did Elizabeth Grant die?
Elizabeth Grant died on 6 November 1885 in Blessington.
What was Elizabeth Grant's occupation?
Elizabeth Grant was a writer, autobiographer and diarist.
What nationality was Elizabeth Grant?
Elizabeth Grant was British.
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· DBpedia: Elizabeth Grant (diarist)
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