Papers of Teresa Billington-Greig 1905-1964

Billington-Greig, Teresa, 1877-1964

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Fawcett Society 1926 - current

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Despard, Charlotte, 1844-1939

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French. From the description of Autograph letter signed : Horsham Road, Sussex, to Mrs. T.J. Cobden Sanderson, 1910 Jun. 25. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 270520399 ...

Teresa Billington-Greig

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Teresa Billington-Greig was born in Preston in 1877 and brought up in Blackburn in a family of catholic drapers. After leaving home and despite having no qualifications, she began work as a teacher at a Roman Catholic school in Manchester until her own agnosticism made this impossible. From there she joined the Municipal Education School service where her religious beliefs brought her into conflict with her employers. However, through the Education Committee there she met Emmeline P...

Central Women's Electoral Committee

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Married Women's Association

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Six Point Group

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Women for Westminster 1942 - 1949

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National Women Citizens' Association

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After decades of campaigning for women's suffrage, initiatives were established to lay the foundations of women's informed political participation in the early part of the twentieth century. From 1913, autonomous local Women Citizen's Associations were formed throughout the United Kingdom following Eleanor Rathbone's initiatives in Liverpool and Manchester. Their aim was to stimulate women's interest in social and political issues in order to prepare them for active citizenship. When it became e...

Womens Freedom League

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