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Maria Rye

Maria Susan Rye (31 March 1829 – 12 November 1903) was a British social reformer and a promoter of emigration from England, especially of young women living in Liverpool workhouses, to the colonies of the British Empire, especially Canada.

Career, Emigration & Early life

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Early life

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Maria Rye

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Edges52
Triples21
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.037736
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Maria Rye

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related to Early life · 21
Maria Rye → Baconsthorpe, Charles, Clara Louisa, Clara Louise, Edward, Edward Caldwell Rye, Edward Rye, Elizabeth, Francis, George, Golden Square, March, Maria Susan's, Mary Ann, Norfolk, Norwich, Of, She, Tuppen, Walter

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rye canada children women emigration employment maria society british england peckham home women's girls new november life edward business middle

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Maria Ryerelated to Early lifeShe0.60section
Maria Ryerelated to Early lifeGolden Square0.60section
Maria Ryerelated to Early lifeMarch0.60section
Maria Ryerelated to Early lifeEdward Rye0.60section
Maria Ryerelated to Early lifeTuppen0.60section
Maria Ryerelated to Early lifeMaria Susan's0.60section
Maria Ryerelated to Early lifeElizabeth0.60section
Maria Ryerelated to Early lifeEdward0.60section
Maria Ryerelated to Early lifeGeorge0.60section
Maria Ryerelated to Early lifeMary Ann0.60section
Maria Ryerelated to Early lifeCharles0.60section
Maria Ryerelated to Early lifeWalter0.60section

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