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| − | 1881.10.25 proposed<br /><br />1909.11.16 Miss Wolfe’s bequest. It was announced that Miss E.S. Wolfe had left the Institute the sum of £1000 and that the money had been received from her executors.<br /> | + | 1881.10.25 proposed<br />death noted in report of the council for 1909: Miss Wolfe had been a fellow since 1881, and the living interest which she took in Anthropology is proved by the generous bequest <br />1909.11.16 Miss Wolfe’s bequest. It was announced that Miss E.S. Wolfe had left the Institute the sum of £1000 and that the money had been received from her executors.<br /> |
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By the will of Miss Emma Sarah Wolfe bequests of £1000 each are made to the RAI and the Royal Archaeological Society<br /><br />Emma Sarah Wolfe was born 20th June 1834, the daughter of Lewis Mortlocke Wolfe and Emma Roberts. The family wealth was built by Lewis and his brother John and their highly successful Stockbroking and Sharedealing service in London. Emma settled in Crowborough at High Brooms in the 1890s and through her will in 1910 became a significant benefactor to Crowborough of the Wolfe Recreation Ground in Blackness Road plus the sum of £1,000 to be spent on it.<br /> | By the will of Miss Emma Sarah Wolfe bequests of £1000 each are made to the RAI and the Royal Archaeological Society<br /><br />Emma Sarah Wolfe was born 20th June 1834, the daughter of Lewis Mortlocke Wolfe and Emma Roberts. The family wealth was built by Lewis and his brother John and their highly successful Stockbroking and Sharedealing service in London. Emma settled in Crowborough at High Brooms in the 1890s and through her will in 1910 became a significant benefactor to Crowborough of the Wolfe Recreation Ground in Blackness Road plus the sum of £1,000 to be spent on it.<br /> | ||
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Emma Sarah Wolfe
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| Born | 1834 | ||||||
| Died | 1909 | ||||||
| Residence |
52 Oxford Terrace, London, W Knight's Hill House, Lower Norwood, SE [1885] High Broom, Crowborough, Sussex [1888] High Broom, Jarvis Brook, S.O., Sussex [1903] | ||||||
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Office Notes
House Notes
1881.10.25 proposed
death noted in report of the council for 1909: Miss Wolfe had been a fellow since 1881, and the living interest which she took in Anthropology is proved by the generous bequest
1909.11.16 Miss Wolfe’s bequest. It was announced that Miss E.S. Wolfe had left the Institute the sum of £1000 and that the money had been received from her executors.
Notes From Elsewhere
By the will of Miss Emma Sarah Wolfe bequests of £1000 each are made to the RAI and the Royal Archaeological Society
Emma Sarah Wolfe was born 20th June 1834, the daughter of Lewis Mortlocke Wolfe and Emma Roberts. The family wealth was built by Lewis and his brother John and their highly successful Stockbroking and Sharedealing service in London. Emma settled in Crowborough at High Brooms in the 1890s and through her will in 1910 became a significant benefactor to Crowborough of the Wolfe Recreation Ground in Blackness Road plus the sum of £1,000 to be spent on it.
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