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Rubie Drummond-Nairne Warner

1886 – 1977

(died 1977)

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About Rubie Drummond-Nairne Warner

Lived 1886 – 1977 (aged 90–91). Rubie Drummond-Nairne Warner was a philologist, linguist and writer.

Rubie Drummond-Nairne Warner (1886–27 December 1977), known also by her marital name Mrs. Somerset, was a pioneer female scholar of medieval English and Old Norse.

Early life Warner was born in 1886 to William Redston Warner, a resident of Marlow, Buckinghamshire; she had a younger brother, Douglas (1887–1916), who died in the First World War. At Queen's she was also to meet another lifelong friend, Maude Clarke.

Major publications

Early English Homilies from the Twelfth-Century M.S. Vespasian D. XIV, Early English Text Society, Original Series, 115 (London: Early English Text Society, 1917) Some Important Points in Historical English Grammar (Oxford: Blackwell, 1928).

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Important facts

Born
1886
Birth century
Also known as
Rubie Warner, Rubie Somerset

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Rubie Drummond-Nairne Warner?

(died 1977)

When was Rubie Drummond-Nairne Warner born?

Rubie Drummond-Nairne Warner was born in 1886.

When did Rubie Drummond-Nairne Warner die?

Rubie Drummond-Nairne Warner died on 27 December 1977.

What was Rubie Drummond-Nairne Warner's occupation?

Rubie Drummond-Nairne Warner was a philologist, linguist and writer.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Rubie Drummond-Nairne Warner

· Wikidata: Q75402722

· DBpedia: Rubie Drummond-Nairne Warner

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