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Ruby Vera (Lee) Gill (1905 - 1935)
RubyVeraGill formerly Lee
Daughter of Frederick Edward Lee and Myra May (Boyce) Lee
Sister of Sylvia Beryl (Lee) Fletcher
Mother of Heather Jean Gill, Edna May (Gill) McLeay, Frederick Ernest John (Gill) Lee, Kathleen Joan (Gill) Delforce, Henry Edward Vincent Gill, Robert Neil Bernard Gill, Ernest Albert Keith Gill, Cecil Thomas Gill, Unnamed Infant Gill and Unnamed Infant Gill
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Biography
Ruby Vera Lee was born at Lismore, New South Wales, in 1905.[1] She was the daughter of Frederick Edward Lee and Myra May Boyce.
She married Henry Ernest Gill in 1922.[2] They had a large family together.
Ruby died on 15 September 1935 following the birth of stillborn conjoined twin girls.[3] She was buried in the East Lismore Cemetery.[4]
Obituary
SIAMESE TWINS BORN IN LISMORE. MOTHER DIES[5]
Twenty-seven hours after she had given birth to Siamese twins, Mrs., Ruby Vera Gill, the wife of Mr. Henry Ernest Gill, of
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Vera Brown Holmes
Canadian-American historian
Vera Lee Brown Holmes (September 21, 1890 – November 19, 1980) was a Canadian-American historian. Born in Fredericton, New Brunswick, she got her PhD at Bryn Mawr College after a delay caused by World War I and worked as a professor at Smith College from 1924 until her retirement in 1958. A 1931 Guggenheim Fellow, she also wrote A History of the Americas, with its two volumes released in 1950 and 1965.
Biography
[edit]Vera Lee Brown, the daughter of Anna Dorothea (née Scovil) and Frank Manson Brown, was born on September 21, 1890 in Fredericton, New Brunswick.[1] She was educated at Netherwood School for Girls and McGill University, the latter of where she got her AB in 1912 and AM in 1913.[1] She later moved to Bryn Mawr College and became a 1914 M. Carey Thomas European Fellow,[1] before returning to McGill to work as a history lecturer from 1916 until 1920.[2]
After shelving plans a previous dissertation which had been delayed due to World War I, The Audiencia in Spanish America, after its associated existing research was destroyed in a 1917 fire and another work on the topic was published, she did another round of research on a different dissertation,[1] and duri