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Alice Emily Wilshire

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Link back to source:: https://www.daao.org.au/bio/alice-emily-wilshire">https://www.daao.org.au/bio/alice-emily-wilshire
Type: Other

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Latitude: -32
Longitude: 147
Start Date: 1848-01-01
End Date: 1928-01-01

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ID: tb94ae

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Birth Place: NSW
Biography: sketcher, second daughter of Austin Forrest Wilshire, a Sydney merchant, and Eliza, née Pitt, married Frank Lord in Sydney on 8 August 1871. Her undated pencil sketch on tinted paper, Rushcutters Bay (Mitchell Library), is inscribed verso 'To Mary Prince from her affectionate friend Alice Wilshire’ so was obviously done before her marriage. Alice and her sister Isabel were nieces of William Pitt Wilshire . This entry is a stub. You can help DAAO by submitting a biography. Writers: Staff Writer Date written: 1999 Last updated: 2011
Born: b. 1848
Summary: Sketcher, second daughter of Austin Forrest Wilshire, a Sydney merchant, and Eliza, née Pitt, married Frank Lord in Sydney 1871. Her undated pencil sketch on tinted paper, Rushcutters Bay is in the Mitchell Library, Sydney.
Gender: Female
Died: 1928
Age at death: 80

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