About Lilian M. Pyke
Lived 1881 – 1927 (aged 46). Lilian M. Pyke was an Australian esperantist and writer.
Lillian Maxwell Pyke (25 August 1881 – 31 August 1927) was an Australian children's writer who also wrote adult novels using the pseudonym Erica Maxwell.
Biography Pyke was born Lillian Maxwell Heath, the tenth child of Robert Mosely and Susannah Ellen Heath (née Wilson). She was educated at University High School in Melbourne.
Pyke worked as a teacher and journalist prior to her marriage. She married Richard Dimond Pyke on 7 April 1906 and the couple moved to near Gympie, Queensland, where he was an accountant for railway construction. They had three children before his death by suicide in December 1914. He had been suffering from depression and had a breakdown at the end of an investigation into the relationship between him and fellow staff members, but there was no evidence of financial mismanagement.
Pyke took her children to Melbourne where she took up writing again to support the family.
Pyke died in hospital at Brighton, Victoria on 31 August 1927 and was buried in Box Hill Cemetery.
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When was Lilian M. Pyke born?
Lilian M. Pyke was born on 25 August 1881 in Port Fairy.
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Lilian M. Pyke died on 31 August 1927 in Brighton.
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Lilian M. Pyke was an esperantist and writer.
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Lilian M. Pyke was Australian.
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