Hannah M. Reynolds
Also known as: Miss Reynolds, Miss Hannah M. Reynolds
family confidence: 0 — not family / context
Facts
- Affiliations:
- Dublin Ladies' Land League
Nexus
Solid edges: declared/inferred relationships. Dashed edges: appear together in sources (thicker = more shared sources). Click a name to open that person.
Appears with
- Catherine Murphy4 shared sources
- Mr. E. B. Warburton, R.M.4 shared sources
- Miss Anna Parnell2 shared sources
- Patrick Murphy (of Aughabrack)2 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 · confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Miss Reynolds
- 1881-12-10 — The Times, p.6role: subject · confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Miss Reynolds
- 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5A LADY LEAGUER SENT TO PRISON.role: subject · confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Miss Hannah M. Reynolds
- 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3CHARGE AGAINST MISS REYNOLDS.role: subject · confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Miss Hannah M. Reynolds
- 1882-01-13 — The Evening Mail, p.1IRELAND'S HEROINE.role: subject · confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Miss Reynolds / Pretty Miss Reynolds
Family notes (private; from people.yaml)
Central figure in the 1881 case involving Catherine Murphy of Aughabrack — sent by the Dublin Ladies' Land League to visit tenants about to be evicted at Castletown / Berehaven, was prevented by the police, subsequently imprisoned. Not family, but core to the story arc.