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Jane Greg

Jane "Jenny" Greg (1749–1817) in the 1790s was an Irish republican agitator with connections to radical political circles in England. Although the extent of her activities is unclear, in suppressing the Society of United Irishmen the British commander, General Lake, described Greg as "the most violent creature possible" and as someone who had caused…

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Radical connections in England

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Society of United Irishmen
Born
1749 (1749) Belfast, Ireland
Died
1817 (aged 67–68) Quarry Bank Mill, Cheshire England

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Child of a trans-Atlantic fortune

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United-Irishwoman in Belfast

Death

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Jane Greg

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Jane Greg

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related to United-Irishwoman in Belfast · 28
Jane Greg → Antrim, Arthur O'Connor, Belfast, Belfast Postmaster, But, Channel, Dublin Castle, England, English, Father James Coigly, Female Societies, French, Greg, In January, In May, Irish, It, Lord Longueville, March, Martha McTier
related to Radical connections in England · 26
Jane Greg → Bastille Day, Belfast's, Belfast's Glasgow-educated Presbyterian, Catholics, Cunningham's, England, Hannah, Hannah Lightbody, If, In, In Manchester, Irish, Jane Greg's, Lighbodys, Like, London, New Light, Richard Price, Samuel, Samuel Greg
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Jane Greg → 1749 (1749) Belfast, Ireland
Died · 1
Jane Greg → 1817 (aged 67–68) Quarry Bank Mill, Cheshire England
Movement · 1
Jane Greg → Society of United Irishmen

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Jane GregBorn1749 (1749) Belfast, Ireland1.00infobox
Jane GregDied1817 (aged 67–68) Quarry Bank Mill, Cheshire England1.00infobox
Jane GregMovementSociety of United Irishmen1.00infobox
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Jane Gregrelated to Radical connections in EnglandBelfast's0.60section
Jane Gregrelated to Radical connections in EnglandBastille Day0.60section
Jane Gregrelated to Radical connections in EnglandCunningham's0.60section
Jane Gregrelated to Radical connections in EnglandCatholics0.60section
Jane Gregrelated to Radical connections in EnglandThe Society0.60section
Jane Gregrelated to Radical connections in EnglandUnited Irishmen0.60section
Jane Gregrelated to Radical connections in EnglandIrish0.60section
Jane Gregrelated to Radical connections in EnglandEngland0.60section

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