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Webster, Eliza Martha (1839 - 1915)

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Preacher and Suffragist
Born: 1839  London, England.  Died: 11 August 1915  St Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Martha Webster came to Australia to assist her brother, Henry Gyles Turner, in his role as a leading member of the Melbourne Unitarian Church. She was herself elected a regular minister in October 1873. In May 1884, Webster was present at the meeting which resolved to form the Victorian Women's Suffrage Society, and she became active in the Australian Women's Suffrage Society in later years.


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Alternative Names:
  • Turner, Martha (maiden name)
 
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Created: 13 October 2008
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