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About Helen Berenice Thomas
Thomas [n%C3%A9e Noble], Helen Berenice (1877-1967), autobiographer, was born at 13 Moscow Drive, West Derby, Lancashire, on 11 July 1877, the second of three daughters of James Ashcroft Noble (1844-1896), a journalist and literary critic, and his wife, Esther Margaret, née Lunt (d. 1907).
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Thomas_(poet)
"After the war, Thomas's widow, Helen, wrote about her courtship and early married life with Edward in the autobiography As it Was (1926); later she added a second volume, World Without End (1931). Myfanwy later said that the books had been written by her mother as a form of therapy to help lift herself from the deep depression into which she had fallen following Thomas's death.
Helen's short memoir My Memory of W. H. Davies was published in 1973, after her own death. In 1988, Helen's writings were gathered into a book published under the title Under Storm's Wing, which included As It Was and World Without End as well as a selection of other short works by Helen and her daughter Myfanwy and six letters sent by Robert Frost to her husband."
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Helen Berenice Thomas's Timeline
| 1877 |
July 11, 1877
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(West Derby RD) 13 Moscow Drive, West Derby, Lancashire, England UK
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| 1900 |
1900
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Wandsworth, London, Middlesex, England UK
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| 1903 |
1903
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Bursted, Kent, England UK
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| 1910 |
August 16, 1910
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Froxfield, Hampshire, England UK
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| 1969 |
1969
Age 91
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