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Maria Ann Campion

1775 – 1803

Irish actress

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Lived 1775 – 1803 (aged 27–28). Maria Ann Campion was a British actor.

Maria Ann Campion (1777 - 18 June 1803) was a popular Irish actress and the second wife of the actor Alexander Pope. She was born in Waterford, Ireland and died in London on 18 June 1803, and was buried in Westminster Abbey.

She first appeared in London, in the same character, at Covent-Garden Theatre, on 13 October 1797, and married an actor named Alexander Pope on 24 January 1798. She returned to Dublin where she appeared at the Fish Shamble Street Theatre. and the performance was completed by another actress. On 18 June, she collapsed and died at the age of twenty-six. She was survived by a daughter. Her mother had died the previous year. She was interred in Westminster Abbey on 25 June alongside Pope's first wife Elizabeth Younge.

She is stated to have been the author of two novels.

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Born
1775, Waterford
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Also known as
Maria Ann Pope, Maria Campion, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Spencer

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Maria Ann Campion?

Irish actress (1775-1803)

When was Maria Ann Campion born?

Maria Ann Campion was born in 1775 in Waterford.

When did Maria Ann Campion die?

Maria Ann Campion died on 18 July 1803 in Piccadilly.

What was Maria Ann Campion's occupation?

Maria Ann Campion was an actor.

What nationality was Maria Ann Campion?

Maria Ann Campion was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Maria Ann Campion

· Wikidata: Q6760998

· DBpedia: Maria Ann Campion

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