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Anne Isabella Noel Byron (née Milbanke) was an English mathematician. She married (and subsequently separated from) the poet Lord Byron and was mother to their daughter the mathematician Ada Lovelace. Lady Byron was an extremely religious woman who supported prison reform and the abolition of slavery. She was one of very few women to attend the World Anti-Slavery Convention in 1840. She established Ealing Grove School for boys in 1833.
Anne Isabella Noel Byron (née Milbanke) was an English mathematician. She married (and subsequently separated from) the poet Lord Byron and was mother to their daughter the mathematician Ada Lovelace. Lady Byron was an extremely religious woman who supported prison reform and the abolition of slavery. She was one of very few women to attend the World Anti-Slavery Convention in 1840. She established Ealing Grove School for boys in 1833.
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Name: | Anne Isabella Noel Byron |
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Title: | Lady |
Also known as: | Anne Milbanke |
Gender: | Female |
Nationality: | English |
Date of birth: | 1792 |
Date of death: | 1860 |
Roles: | Aristocracy; Mathematician |
Linked correspondent: | Harriet Beecher Stowe (link opens in new window) |
Project person ID: | SLP004 |
Image rights: | © National Portrait Gallery. By Walker & Boutall after Charles Hayter photogravure (1812) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ |