Husband of the articulate, woman's rights reformer, Ernestine Rose, he was also influencial in the movement. His obituary appeared in the Boston Investigator Feb 22, 1882. His portrait was one of 4 chosen for the Paine Memorial Hall in Boston along with those of his wife Ernestine, Thomas Paine and Robert Owen.
He died on arrival at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London but his last residence was with his wife at 32 ST. Petersburgh Place, Bayswater, Middlesex, England which is now in the western part of London near Hyde Park and Kensington Palace. Hyde Park would have been an ideal location for William and Ernestine with it's Speaker's Corner and demonstrations for Women's Sufferage etc. He lived 69 years.
He died on arrival at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London but his last residence was with his wife at 32 ST. Petersburgh Place, Bayswater, Middlesex, England which is now in the western part of London near Hyde Park and Kensington Palace. Hyde Park would have been an ideal location for William and Ernestine with it's Speaker's Corner and demonstrations for Women's Sufferage etc. He lived 69 years.
Husband of the articulate, woman's rights reformer, Ernestine Rose, he was also influencial in the movement. His obituary appeared in the Boston Investigator Feb 22, 1882. His portrait was one of 4 chosen for the Paine Memorial Hall in Boston along with those of his wife Ernestine, Thomas Paine and Robert Owen.
He died on arrival at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London but his last residence was with his wife at 32 ST. Petersburgh Place, Bayswater, Middlesex, England which is now in the western part of London near Hyde Park and Kensington Palace. Hyde Park would have been an ideal location for William and Ernestine with it's Speaker's Corner and demonstrations for Women's Sufferage etc. He lived 69 years.
He died on arrival at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London but his last residence was with his wife at 32 ST. Petersburgh Place, Bayswater, Middlesex, England which is now in the western part of London near Hyde Park and Kensington Palace. Hyde Park would have been an ideal location for William and Ernestine with it's Speaker's Corner and demonstrations for Women's Sufferage etc. He lived 69 years.
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