Olwen Rhys | |
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Born | North Wales | 4 March 1876
Died | 10 April 1953 Southsea | (aged 77)
Education | Oxford High School for Girls (1884–1893), University of Oxford (MA, 1924) |
Known for | Support for women's suffrage and scholarship |
Parent(s) | John Rhŷs (father), Elspeth Hughes-Davies (mother) |
Relatives | Myvanwy Rhys (sister) |
Olwen Rhys (4 March 1876 - 10 April 1953), also spelled Olwen Rhŷs, was a Welsh scholar and suffragist.[1] She was a member of and later a lecturer for the Society of Oxford Home Students, which would go on to become St Anne's College, Oxford.[2] In her honour, an Olwen Rhys Fellowship for graduate research was established at St Anne's College, Oxford.[3]
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