Guinness, H. Grattan, Mrs., 1831-1898
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Name (Latin)
Guinness, H. Grattan, Mrs., 1831-1898
Other forms of name
FitzGerald, Fanny Emma, 1831-1898
Guinness, Fanny Emma, 1831-1898
Guinness, Grattan, Mrs., 1831-1898
Guinness, Fanny Grattan, 1831-1898
Guinness, Fanny Emma (Fitz Gerald) "Mrs. H. G. Guiness,", 1831-1898
Date of birth
1831
Date of death
1898-11-03
Place of birth
London (England)
Other associated place
Derbyshire (England)
Field of activity
Bible--Prophecies
Lay missionaries
Associate group
East London Institute for Home and Foreign Missions
Occupation
Women missionaries
Women authors
Associated Language
eng
See Also From tracing corporate name
Founded corporate body: East London Institute for Home and Foreign Missions
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
Library of congress:
no 93021613
OCoLC:
oca03421748
DLC:
no 93021613
Sources of Information
- Her The wide world and our work in it, 1886:t.p. (Mrs. H. Grattan Guinness)
- OCLC database, 7/20/93(hdg.: Guinness, Fanny Emma (FitzGerald), 1831-1898; usage: Mrs. H. Grattan Guinness, Mrs. Grattan Guinness)
- An answer to the question "Who are the Plymouth Brethren?", 1861:title-page (Mrs. H. Grattan Guinness)
- The Field day anthology of Irish writing, vol. IV, 2002:page 561 (Fanny Grattan Guinness; Fanny Emma Fitzgerald was born in London around 1831 and raised by prominent Irish Protestants; met and married Henry Grattan Guinness in 1860; heavily involved in evangelistic and missionary activity; the Guinnesses toured America and Canada, conducting evangelistic services; they established a training college for lay missionaries called East London Institute for Home and Foreign Missions (which later moved to Cliff House Derbyshire as the Regions Beyond Missionary Union); she has written several books, including handbooks of biblical prophecy; died on 3 November 1898)