About Grace Annie Lockhart
Lived 1855 – 1916 (aged 61). Grace Annie Lockhart was a Canadian scholar, known for British Empire and Woman.
Grace Annie Lockhart (married name Dawson; 22 February 1855 – 18 May 1916) was a Canadian teacher and women’s rights advocate, known for being the first women in Canada and the British Empire to earn a Bachelor of Science. The youngest of four sisters in an upper middle-class family, Lockhart's mother died 9 months after she was born. Lockhart was subsequently raised by families' housekeeper Rosanna Wilson (died 1863), who became her surrogate mother, and by her older sisters.
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Who was Grace Annie Lockhart?
Canadian scholar (1855-1916)
When was Grace Annie Lockhart born?
Grace Annie Lockhart was born on 22 February 1855 in Saint John.
When did Grace Annie Lockhart die?
Grace Annie Lockhart died on 18 May 1916 in Canada, Charlottetown.
What was Grace Annie Lockhart's occupation?
Grace Annie Lockhart was a scholar.
What was Grace Annie Lockhart known for?
Grace Annie Lockhart was known for British Empire and Woman.
What nationality was Grace Annie Lockhart?
Grace Annie Lockhart was Canadian.
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