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Emmeline Pankhurst (Goulden; 15 July 1858 – 14 June 1928) was a British political activist who organised the British suffragette movement and helped women to win the right to vote in Great Britain and Ireland in 1918.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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15 July 1858exact date
Moss Sideattested“Emmeline Goulden was born on Sloan Street in the Moss Side district of Manchester on 15 July 1858.”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
1881year
Seedleyattested“During the 1880s, living at the Goulden cottage with her parents in Seedley, then at 1 Drayton Terrace Chester Rd Old Trafford (1881 census Stretford) opposite Richard's parents' home, Emmeline Pankhurst tended to her husband and childre…”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
1922year
North Americaattested“As a result of her many trips to North America, Pankhurst became fond of Canada, stating in an interview that "there seems to be more equality between men and women [there] than in any other country I know." In 1922 she applied for Canad…”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
1922year
Torontoattested“As a result of her many trips to North America, Pankhurst became fond of Canada, stating in an interview that "there seems to be more equality between men and women [there] than in any other country I know." In 1922 she applied for Canad…”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
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18 December 1879exact date
St Luke's Church, Pendletonmentioned“Emmeline Goulden agreed, and they had their wedding in St Luke's Church, Pendleton on 18 December 1879.”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
1881year
British Islesmentioned“In 1881, the Isle of Man became the first place in the British Isles to grant women the right to vote in Manx national elections (the Isle does not return members to the UK Parliament).”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
1881year
UK Parliamentmentioned“In 1881, the Isle of Man became the first place in the British Isles to grant women the right to vote in Manx national elections (the Isle does not return members to the UK Parliament).”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
1885year
Chorlton-on-Medlockmentioned“In 1885, the Pankhursts moved to Chorlton-on-Medlock, and their daughter Adela was born.”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
25 July 1889exact date
Russell Squarementioned“The inaugural meeting of the Women's Franchise League (WFL) was held on 25 July 1889, at the Pankhurst home in Russell Square.”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
1891year
Parliament of the United Kingdommentioned“He was elected to parliament in 1891 and two years later helped to create the Independent Labour Party (ILP).”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
1893year
Manchestermentioned“In 1893 the Pankhursts closed the store and returned to Manchester.”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
December 1894month
Chorlton-on-Medlockmentioned“In December 1894 she was elected to the position of Poor Law Guardian in Chorlton-on-Medlock.”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
1896year
Boggart Hole Cloughmentioned“Recognising that his loud anger was hurting his chances of persuading those aligned with Pankhurst, he kept a note nearby during meetings: "Keep your temper!" After helping her husband with another unsuccessful parliamentary campaign, Pa…”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
1900year
Manchestermentioned“In 1900 she was elected to the Manchester School Board and saw new examples of women suffering unequal treatment and limited opportunities.”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
12 May 1905exact date
Parliament of the United Kingdommentioned“When a bill for women's suffrage was filibustered on 12 May 1905, Pankhurst and other WSPU members began another loud protest outside the Parliament building.”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
1907year
Manchestermentioned“In 1907 she sold her home in Manchester and began an itinerant lifestyle, moving from place to place as she spoke and marched for women's suffrage.”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
1908year
Isle of Manmentioned“Feeling a kinship with the female revolutionaries who stormed the Bastille, she said in 1908: "I have always thought that the fact that I was born on that day had some kind of influence over my life." The family into which she was born h…”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
February 1908month
Parliament of the United Kingdommentioned“Pankhurst was arrested for the first time in February 1908, when she tried to enter Parliament to deliver a protest resolution to Prime Minister H.”source: Wikipedia: Emmeline Pankhurst
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