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Mary Wilson, Baroness Wilson of Rievaulx

Mary Wilson

English peeress and poet (1916–2018).

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Date of Birth

1/12/1916

Instance Of

Human

Place of Birth

Diss

Position Held

Spouse of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
(10/16/1964 - 6/19/1970)
Replaces
:
Elizabeth Douglas-Home, Baroness Home of the Hirsel
Start Time
: 10/16/1964
End Time
: 6/19/1970
Spouse of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
(3/4/1974 - 4/5/1976)
Replaced By
:
Audrey Callaghan, Baroness Callaghan of Cardiff
Start Time
: 3/4/1974
End Time
: 4/5/1976
Booker Prize Judge
(1976)
Point in Time
: 1976

Spouse

Harold Wilson
(1/1/1940 - 5/24/1995)
End Cause
:
Death of Subject's Spouse
Start Time
: 1/1/1940
End Time
: 5/24/1995

Sex or Gender

Female

Country of Citizenship

United Kingdom
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
( - 4/12/1927)
End Cause
:
Royal and Parliamentary Titles Act 1927
End Time
: 4/12/1927

Member of Political Party

Labour Party

Given Name

Mary
Series Ordinal
:2
Gladys
Series Ordinal
:1

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Birth Name

Mary Wilson

Occupation

Poet
Stenographer
Employer
:
Lever Brothers
Work Location
:
Port Sunlight

Family Name

Baldwin
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Maiden Name
Wilson
(1/1/1940 - )
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Married Name
Start Time
: 1/1/1940

Image

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Date of Death

6/6/2018

Place of Death

St Thomas' Hospital
Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity
:
London

Cause of Death

Stroke

Place of Burial

St Mary's Old Church, St Mary's

Father

Daniel Baldwin

Child

Giles Wilson
Robin Wilson

Manner of Death

Natural Causes

Subject Has Role

Centenarian
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