Dr Ethel Williams


http://radicaltyneside.org/events/dr-ethel-williams

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Ethel Williams (1863-1948 )


People in History


Ellison Place


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    "Dr Ethel Williams, Newcastle's first female doctor, radical suffragist and pacifist, moved to the city in 1896. Her initial home in Newcastle was on Ellison Place; she then lived on Osborne Terrace in Jesmond (1910-1924) and eventually settled in Stocksfield on Tyne. Williams's concern with social welfare influenced her work with women and children; she founded the Northern Women's Hospital in 1917....."

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    Link: http://radicaltyneside.org/events/dr-ethel-williams
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    Added by: Simon Cotterill
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