Rushden Research Group: Mary Lucy Pendered
Mary Lucy Pendered ( – 19 December ) was an English novelist with a career spanning over fifty years. [1] Despite attaining some popularity in her day, she has subsequently fallen into obscurity. Mary Lucy Pendered (Author of The Uncanny House) - Goodreads Mary Lucy Pendered (1858 – 19 December 1940) was an English novelist with a career spanning over fifty years. [1] Despite attaining some popularity in her day, she has subsequently fallen into obscurity.Mary Lucy Pendered - Open Library Mary L. Pendered (1858 – 19 December 1940) was an English Novelists with a career spanning over fifty years. Despite attaining some popularity in her day, she has subsequently fallen into obscurity.Mary L. Pendered - Wikitia Mary was also a friend of George Harrison, a Northamptonshire poet and artist. He gave Mary a copy of his book published in 1928, and added his inscription. George also wrote a poem about Rushden. The Uncanny House & The Forsaken House at Misty Vale ~ Mary L ...
Mary was also a friend of George Harrison, a Northamptonshire poet and artist. He gave Mary a copy of his book published in , and added his inscription. George also wrote a poem about Rushden. Category:English historical novelists - Wikipedia
Author of John Martin, The fair Quaker, Hannah Lightfoot,and her relatons with George III, The book of common joys written in autumn sunshine for those who have left summer behind, A pastoral played out, The uncanny house, William Penn, Dust and laurels, Amber rose.
Author: Mary L. Pendered Author Record # 222079; Legal Name: Pendered, Mary Lucy Birthplace: Peckham, Surrey, England, UK Birthdate: 1858 Deathdate: 19 December 1940 Language: English Webpages: hemsop.org.uk, Wikipedia-EN.
Mary Pendered was to remain in Northamptonshire where she continued writing until her death in She made no mention of her life in Kent in later interviews. Although primarily associated with her home county of Northamptonshire, Mary Lucy Pendered, who is remembered as the author of ‘coy pastoral tales’ spent several years in Herne Bay, where she was the President of the local branch of the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies. 1.
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Although primarily associated with her home county of Northamptonshire, Mary Lucy Pendered, who is remembered as the author of ‘coy pastoral tales’ spent several years in Herne Bay, where she was the President of the local branch of the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies. 1. The Fair Quaker: Hannah Lightfoot, And Her Relations With ...
Author: Mary L. Pendered Author Record # ; Legal Name: Pendered, Mary Lucy Birthplace: Peckham, Surrey, England, UK Birthdate: Deathdate: 19 December Language: English Webpages: , Wikipedia-EN. Mary L. Pendered - Wikipedia
The Fair Quaker: Hannah Lightfoot, and Her Relations with George III. Mary L. Pendered. Hurst & Blackett, - Quakers - pages. Preview this book.
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Mary Lucy Pendered ( – 19 December ) was an English novelist with a career spanning over fifty years. [1] Despite attaining some popularity in her day, she has subsequently fallen into obscurity.