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Mrs Markham

Elizabeth Penrose (3 August 1780 – 24 January 1837), known by her pseudonym Mrs Markham, was an English writer.

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Life

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Mrs Markham

Nodes19
Edges18
Triples53
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.105263
Components1

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Mrs Markham

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related to Works · 25
Mrs Markham → America, Amusements, Both, Children, Conversations, End, England, First Invasion, France, George III, Her, Historical Conversations, History, In, Moral Stories, Mrs Markham's, Reign, Romans, Sermons, The
related to Life · 21
Mrs Markham → Alice Whittaker, Cartwright, Doncaster, During, Edmund Cartwright, Elizabeth Penrose, Goadby Marwood, Her, In, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Manor School, Markham, Mirfield Hall, Misses Cartwright, Mrs Penrose, Nottinghamshire, Reverend John Penrose, Richard Whittaker, She
related to Family · 7
Mrs Markham → East Markham Church, Emily Penrose, Francis Crammer Penrose, January, Lincoln, Lincoln Minster, There

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markham penrose mrs elizabeth history 1837 writer works volumes ed london 24 january known pseudonym cartwright second father's died relatives

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Mrs Markhamrelated to FamilyFrancis Crammer Penrose0.60section
Mrs Markhamrelated to FamilyEmily Penrose0.60section
Mrs Markhamrelated to FamilyLincoln0.60section
Mrs Markhamrelated to FamilyJanuary0.60section
Mrs Markhamrelated to FamilyLincoln Minster0.60section
Mrs Markhamrelated to FamilyThere0.60section
Mrs Markhamrelated to FamilyEast Markham Church0.60section
Mrs Markhamrelated to LifeElizabeth Penrose0.60section
Mrs Markhamrelated to LifeCartwright0.60section
Mrs Markhamrelated to LifeEdmund Cartwright0.60section
Mrs Markhamrelated to LifeAlice Whittaker0.60section
Mrs Markhamrelated to LifeRichard Whittaker0.60section

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