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Sarah Pennington

1720 – 1783

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Lived 1720 – 1783 (aged 62–63). Sarah Pennington was a writer.

Sarah, Lady Pennington, née Moore (c.1720, Bath, Somerset – August 1783, Fulmer), was an Englishwoman who wrote a widely read and much reprinted book on conduct for young women.

Biography Born Sarah Moore, she was married to Sir Joseph Pennington, 4th Baronet, of Warter Hall in Yorkshire, who was a commissioner of customs.

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Born
1720
Birth century
Died
1783
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Also known as
Sarah, Lady Pennington, Sarah Moore

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Sarah Pennington?

writer (1720-1783)

When was Sarah Pennington born?

Sarah Pennington was born in 1720.

When did Sarah Pennington die?

Sarah Pennington died in 1783.

What was Sarah Pennington's occupation?

Sarah Pennington was a writer.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Sarah Pennington

· Wikidata: Q18577002

· DBpedia: Sarah, Lady Pennington

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