Miss Anna Parnell
Also known as: Anna Parnell, Miss Parnell
family confidence: 0 — not family / context
Sister of Charles Stewart Parnell; founder and leader of the Ladies' Land League (1881–82). Travelled by overnight mail from Dublin to Castletown Berehaven for the Dec 9 1881 Reynolds hearing.
Facts
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- Residence:
- Dublin
- Affiliations:
- Dublin Ladies' Land League
| Date | Fact | Conf. | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1881-12 | event · 'has, on behalf of the Ladies' Land League, issued a notice to the secretaries of branches' asking for 'the names of the landlords in your district' with 'the rent, character, and antecedents of each' Printed on the same pages as the Reynolds reports, read from the new vision transcriptions (not yet curated). Two papers agree. | 90 | 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5 |
| 1881-12 | membership · Ladies' Land League (issued notices 'on behalf of the Ladies' Land League') (Dublin) As printed. | 95 | 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5 |
| 1881-12-01 | description · Reynolds called herself 'Miss Parnell's representative' Implies that Anna Parnell led the League's work. One secondary account. | 75 | 1882-01-13 — The Evening Mail, p.1 |
| 1881-12-09 | event · 'travelled from Dublin by the night mail on Thursday, and reached Castletown at noon'; 'present in court while the case against Miss Reynolds was being discussed'; left for Dublin that evening with Reynolds and Mr. White, 'cheered as they drove off' (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) One primary report. | 95 | 1881-12-10 — The Times, p.6 |
| 1881-12-23 | event · the Castletown crowd 'cheered for the lady, the Land League, the suspects, and for Miss Parnell' (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) As reported. 'Miss Parnell' is Anna by context. | 90 | 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5 |
| — | description · sister of Charles Stewart Parnell, M.P. General historical record, repeated in the record's disambiguation. No filed source says it. | 95 |
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Appears with
- Hannah M. Reynolds4 shared sources
- Catherine Murphy4 shared sources
- Mr. E. B. Warburton, R.M.4 shared sources
- Patrick Murphy (of Aughabrack)3 shared sources
- Dr. Armstrong (Berehaven, 1881)1 shared source
Sources linking to this person
<25 — Namesake / flag / context — 4
- 1881-12-10 — The Times, p.6role: supporter_in_court · identity 100 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Miss Anna Parnell
Identity: 'Miss Anna Parnell' at the 9 Dec hearing.
- 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5A LADY LEAGUER SENT TO PRISON.role: associated_with_defendant · identity 90 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Miss Parnell
Identity: Same; the page carries 'THE LADIES' LEAGUE—MISS PARNELL'S CIRCULAR' naming Miss Anna Parnell.
- 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3CHARGE AGAINST MISS REYNOLDS.role: associated_with_defendant · identity 90 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Miss Parnell
Identity: Crowd cheered 'for Miss Parnell'. The same page prints 'Miss Anna Parnell has, on behalf of the Ladies' Land League, issued a notice'.
- 1882-01-13 — The Evening Mail, p.1IRELAND'S HEROINE.role: associated_with_defendant · identity 85 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Miss Parnell
Identity: The visible text (new vision transcription) prints only 'Miss Parnell' ('Miss Parnell's representative'). In the Ladies' Land League in Ireland in Dec 1881 that is Anna. The metadata's 'Miss Anna Parnell' is not in the vision read.