Nancy Brysson Morrison information

Agnes Morrison or Agnes Brysson Inglis Morrison; Nancy Morrison; Christine Strathern (24 December 1903 – 27 February 1986) was a Scottish writer. She...

Agnes Brysson Morrison CBE (1867-1934, née Inglis) was a Scotswoman who is credited with inventing "flag days" when small flags or badges, usually of paper...

other sister Nancy Brysson Morrison, a novelist and biographer. Born in Glasgow, after studying at the Glasgow School of Art, Morrison went on to study...

Todhunter Ballard, American novelist (died 1980) December 24 – Nancy Brysson Morrison, Scottish novelist (died 1986) December 29 – Sergiu Dan, Romanian...

1898), p. 590. HMC Mar & Kellie, vol. 1 (London, 1904), p. 18. Nancy Brysson Morrison, Mary, Queen of Scots, pp. 198–99. Fraser, pp. 330, 340, 348–49...

Herbert, American science fiction novelist (born 1920) February 27 – Nancy Brysson Morrison, Scottish novelist (born 1903) February 28 – Edith Ditmas, English...

Anderson George Eyre-Todd (local historian) Flora Garry Violet Jacob Nancy Brysson Morrison Neil Munro (writer) Members of the Glasgow Ballad Club. (1885) Ballads...

Gibson Connell, Scottish ornithologist (born 1899) 27 February – Nancy Brysson Morrison, author (born 1903) 28 February – Sir Thomas Williams, Labour politician...

Montgomery (1940) Nancy Moore (1957–1963) Henry Morgan (1964) Peter Morland (1928) William Morris (1926) Nancy Brysson Morrison (1960–1969) Lona Mosk...

"The Carlyle Letters Online: A Victorian Cultural Reference". Morrison, Nancy Brysson (1974). True Minds: The Marriage of Thomas and Jane Carlyle. London:...

Westnedge, Director, British Executive Service Overseas. Miss Beatrice Brysson Whyte, Director of Nurse Education, Thomas Guy School of Nursing, Lambeth...