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Curtis, Adela, (1864-1960), founder of the "White Ladies" women's community
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Surname: | Curtis |
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Forenames: | Adela |
Gender: | Female |
Date: | 1864-1960 |
History: | The "White Ladies" were a small community of women dedicated to a life of self-sufficiency and contemplative prayer. After her death in 1960, the trustees of her charity gave the give the house and grounds to Norman Motley and the Othona Community |
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Name authority reference: | GB/NNAF/P209455 |
Number | Description | Held by | Reference | Further information |
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1905-1958: notebooks, manuscripts of religious works
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Dorset History Centre
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D/ACO
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See Annual Return 2008
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