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Title: The Annual monitor... or, Obituary of the members of the Society of Friends in Great Britain and Ireland..
Year: 1813 (1810s)
Authors: Alexander, William, 1768-1841, ed Backhouse, Sarah, 1803-1877, ed Tuke, Samuel, 1784-1857, ed. cn Seebohm, Benjamin, 1798-1871, ed Seebohm, Esther Wheeler, 1798-1864, ed Sewell, Joseph Stickney, 1819-1900, ed Newby, John, 1806-1877, ed Robinson, William, 1832-1908, ed Knight, Francish Arnold, ed
Subjects: Quakers
Publisher: York, W. Alexander (etc., etc.,)
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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nard Wilson .... 80 33 1916 Louisa Wilson .. ..77 9 3 1916 Wincantoriy Somerset. Widow of LeonardWilson. 182 annual monitor Susannah Wilson .. 87 10 4 1916 Colder Mount, nr. Garstang, Lanes,Elizabeth Windsor .. 83 24 5 1916 Cartmel, Lanes. Widow of Benjamin Windsor.Catherine Wood .. .. 66 18 0 1915 Sheffield. Widow of John Wood.Elizabeth Wood .. .. 85 22 3 1916 Dunstable. Formerly of Chelmsford.Emily Hollingsworth Wood 24 4 1916Mount Kisco, N.Y., U.S.A. Wife of JamesWood.Sarah Woolven .. .. 82 25 9 1916 Brighton. Widow of John Woolven. Died inthe Sussex County Hospital as the result ofan accident.Thomas William Worsdell 78 28 6 1916Stonycroft, Arnside.David Wright .. .. 8 wks. 14 11 1915 East Dulwich, S.E. Son of Thomas Edwinand Hannah Wright. Louisa Wright .. .. 67 4 3 1916 Mansfield. A Minister. Many of us feel that we are past our bestat fifty ; some—a very select few—retain theiryouthful vigour for a much longer period, andeven in comparative old age, like Moses of old, ^V^4 A
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Louisa Wright LOUISA WRIGHT 183 their natural force is not abated. In anothe rmemoir in this volume is an account of a Friend who sought Parliamentary honours forthe first time when he had reached seventy. Louisa Wright belonged to this latter class. Her last Temperance address was delivered at Kelvedon, in Essex, and those who heard her say that she spoke with all her accustomed energy and earnestness ; and then she went home to Mansfield, was seized with pneumonia, and in a few days had passed away, dying as she would have wished—in harness. Louisa Wright was the daughter of Samuel W. and Alice Eliza Wright (nee Burtt), and was born at Witchford, Isle of Ely, within sight of the towers of Ely Cathedral, in 1849, and her earliest years were passed in the Fen Country of Cambridgeshire. In 1859 the family removed to Darlington just before she entered Ackworth School. There she made rapid progress, easily reaching the head of the school. She then passed on to the Mount School, York, first as a trainee, a

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