Lilias Margaret Frances Countess Bathurst England Uk 1917 E O

Lilias Margaret Frances Countess Bathurst England Uk 1917 E O Alice beatrice lister. lilias margaret frances, countess bathurst (née borthwick, 12 october 1871 – 30 december 1965) was a british newspaper publisher who owned the morning post. her father, algernon borthwick, 1st baron glenesk, owned the paper and passed control to her upon his death in 1908. she led the paper as the only female owner of. Lilias margaret frances, countess bathurst (née borthwick, 12 october 1871 – 30 december 1965) was a british newspaper publisher who owned the morning post. her father,.

Pin On Antique And Vintage Jewellery Archives Lilias margaret frances bathurst (née borthwick), countess bathurst (1871 1965), daughter of 1st baron glenesk; wife of seymour henry bathurst, 7th earl bathurst. Bathurst, lilias margaret frances, (1871 1965) countess bathurst, newspaper publisher this page summarises records created by this person the summary includes a brief description of the collection(s) (usually including the covering dates of the collection), the name of the archive where they are held, and reference information to help you find. Genealogy for lilias margaret frances bathurst (borthwick) (1871 1965) family tree on geni, with over 240 million profiles of ancestors and living relatives. people projects discussions surnames. In his later years much of the management of the paper devolved upon his son, oliver (1873 1905). upon the death of lord glenesk in 1908 control of the paper passed to his daughter, lilias, who married seymour henry, 7th earl bathurst, in 1893. in 1924 lord and lady bathurst sold the paper to a consortium headed by the duke of northumberland.

Photographic Print British Museum Genealogy for lilias margaret frances bathurst (borthwick) (1871 1965) family tree on geni, with over 240 million profiles of ancestors and living relatives. people projects discussions surnames. In his later years much of the management of the paper devolved upon his son, oliver (1873 1905). upon the death of lord glenesk in 1908 control of the paper passed to his daughter, lilias, who married seymour henry, 7th earl bathurst, in 1893. in 1924 lord and lady bathurst sold the paper to a consortium headed by the duke of northumberland. Bathurst, countess, née the honourable lilias margaret frances borthwick; wife of 7th earl 1919 painting oil on canvas 88.9 x 63.5 cm (35.00 x 25.00 in.). "bathurst [née borthwick], lilias margaret frances, countess bathurst (1871–1965), newspaper publisher" published on by oxford university press.