Birchall, Emily ___ 1852-1884 ___ British ___ n/a

BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY
There is no information about Birchall readily accessible on the internet. She married John Dearman who became wealth in the cloth manufacturing business. They retired to Bowden Hall, Gloucestershire. Emily's diary of the wedding tour with her husband was published, and extracts were also included in 'The Diary of a Victorian Squire'.
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DIARY DATES, CONTENT DESCRIPTORS
1873 ___ domestic travel France Italy Austria Hungary

WEB TEXT LINKS
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ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT LINKS
 

SOME PUBLISHED TITLES
Wedding Tour
The Diary of a Victorian Squire, Extracts from the Diaries and Letters of Dearman and Emily Birchall
 

May 2005, September 2008, March 2013
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