Hannah M. Reynolds
Also known as: Miss Reynolds, Miss Hannah M. Reynolds
family confidence: 0 — not family / context
Facts
Each fact shows how sure the archive is of it (0–100) and the sources it rests on.
- Affiliations:
- Dublin Ladies' Land League
| Date | Fact | Conf. | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1881-12 | membership · 'of the Dublin Ladies' Land League' (Dublin) Every report names the League. The Times and the Leeds/Glasgow wire are independent. | 100 | 1881-12-10 — The Times, p.6; 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5; 1881-12-09 — Bismarck Tribune, p.2; 1882-01-13 — The Evening Mail, p.1 |
| 1881-12 | event · defended by 'Mr. White, B.L., of Dublin' (Times) / 'Mr. Whyte-Barker, of London' (Leeds) / 'Mr. Whyte, barrister, of London' (Glasgow) (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) The fact of counsel is certain. The papers disagree on his name and on whether he was of Dublin or London. | 90 | 1881-12-10 — The Times, p.6; 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5 |
| 1881-12-01 | event · at the Murphy eviction told the tenant's son not to pay rent; Maxwell heard her say 'the Land League would build a hut for them at any expense' (Aughabrack) Sub-Inspector Maxwell's sworn evidence (Leeds, Glasgow) and the Dublin Express narrative (Stockton) agree. | 90 | 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5; 1882-01-13 — The Evening Mail, p.1 |
| 1881-12-01 | event · at Timothy Hanley's house announced 'that she was Miss Parnell's representative' (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) One secondary account (Dublin Express via Stockton), from the new vision transcription. | 75 | 1882-01-13 — The Evening Mail, p.1 |
| 1881-12-02 | event · 'The Castletown police yesterday prevented Miss Reynolds, of the Ladies Land League, from visiting tenants about to be evicted' (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) One wire item datelined Dublin, 3 Dec, so 'yesterday' gives 2 Dec. The Times dates the eviction-day offence to 1 Dec. The Stockton/Dublin Express account of police keeping her from the tenant at Timothy Hanley's house on Warburton's order is the same episode. | 90 | 1881-12-09 — Bismarck Tribune, p.2 |
| 1881-12-09 | event · charged on summons before Warburton R.M., Handcock and Dr. Armstrong 'with aiding and abetting a conspiracy, to prevent payment of all rent'; served a second summons by Head Constable Meek; hearing adjourned a fortnight (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) One primary report. She had 'reached Castletown from Dublin at 5 o'clock this morning'. | 95 | 1881-12-10 — The Times, p.6 |
| 1881-12-09 | event · told the bench 'it was a shame to bring her there on such a charge' and that she supposed 'the Bench had made up their minds' (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) As reported. | 95 | 1881-12-10 — The Times, p.6 |
| 1881-12-23 | event · Warburton held the case proved and ordered bail for six months' good behaviour or one month in County Cork Gaol; she 'would not allow it to be given', said her imprisonment 'would make thousands join the League' and that the affair was 'trumped up' (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) Two printings of one wire report. | 95 | 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5 |
| 1881-12-23 | event · her defence summoned Mr. Herbert Gladstone, M.P., 'who was present at the evictions'; he did not appear (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) As reported. | 95 | 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3 |
| 1881-12-23 | event · walked from the court-house to her hotel escorted by Head Constable Meek, followed by a cheering crowd; kept at her Castletown hotel overnight under police guard (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) As reported. | 95 | 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5 |
| 1881-12-24 | event · committed to Cork Gaol: order for committal made 23 Dec; to be 'conveyed to Cork Gaol' next day 'if she does not relent' (County Cork) Committal order reported by Leeds and Glasgow. The Stockton headline 'At Last in Prison' confirms imprisonment. Stockton's lead says 'six months', but the hearing reports give one month in default of bail. The six months was the bail period. | 90 | 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5; 1882-01-13 — The Evening Mail, p.1 |
| 1882-01 | description · 'a highly-educated girl of about 19, an orphan, living with an aunt, but having property of her own'; voted 'the prettiest in the whole League' An unnamed observer quoted by the Stockton paper, read from the new vision transcription. It conflicts with the metadata summary's '~25'. | 40 | 1882-01-13 — The Evening Mail, p.1 |
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Appears with
- Catherine Murphy4 shared sources
- Mr. E. B. Warburton, R.M.4 shared sources
- Miss Anna Parnell4 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 — 5
- 1881-12-09 — Bismarck Tribune, p.2Outrageous.role: subject · identity 95 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Miss Reynolds
Identity: 'Miss Reynolds, of the Ladies Land League' at Castletown; no first name, but no other Miss Reynolds is in the case.
- 1881-12-10 — The Times, p.6role: subject · identity 100 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Miss Reynolds
Identity: 'Miss Reynolds, of the Dublin Ladies' Land League', charged at Castletown.
- 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5A LADY LEAGUER SENT TO PRISON.role: subject · identity 100 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Miss Hannah M. Reynolds
Identity: Same full name.
- 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3CHARGE AGAINST MISS REYNOLDS.role: subject · identity 100 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Miss Hannah M. Reynolds
Identity: 'Miss Hannah M. Reynolds, of the Dublin Ladies' Land League'.
- 1882-01-13 — The Evening Mail, p.1IRELAND'S HEROINE.role: subject · identity 95 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Miss Reynolds / Pretty Miss Reynolds
Identity: 'Miss Reynolds, one of the leading members of the Ladies' Land League' in Dublin, at the Castletown evictions.