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About Maud Edith MacBride
Of Anglo-Irish descent, an active Irish nationalist and supporter of Irish arts. Refused W. B. Yeats's proposa of marriage.in 1891 (he later also proposed unsucessfully to her daughter, but as an actress took the leading roles in his plays, namely "Cathleen N. Houlihan" (1902). Became a Catholic, and married (1903) the nationalist John MacBride (executed Kilmainham Jail, 1916), by whom she bore a son, Sean MacBride later famous as a politician. Interned in Holloway Jail London in 1918 for 6 ...
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Maud Edith MacBride's Timeline
| 1866 |
December 21, 1866
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Tongham, Surrey, UK
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| 1890 |
1890
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| 1894 |
August 6, 1894
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| 1904 |
January 26, 1904
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Paris, Paris, Île-de-France, France
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| 1953 |
April 27, 1953
Age 86
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Clonskeagh, Dublin City, Dublin, Ireland
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April 1953
Age 86
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Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
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