Moore, Ann, b. 1761
Person
Dates
- Existence: b. 1761
Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:
Letter to William Makepeace Thackeray, 1810 July 10
Item — [68]
Call Number: MSS 29
Scope and Contents:
Piozzi discusses Ann Moore ("the fasting woman of Tutburry"). Piozzi's health has improved, and her "heart--as it is Empty--has Pretentions to be light." Rain has finally come, quieting "Fears of Famine", but the farmer Jones and his family still suffer from poor health. Piozzi also mentions the biting "Edinburgh Reviewers" and Kingston's "Vindication of Oxford University." People mentioned: Anne Moore, Mrs. Mostyn, Farmer Jones of Pontriffeth, Mr. Moore, Miss Allen, Mrs. Heaton, Miss...
Dates:
1810 July 10
Letter to William Makepeace Thackeray, 1810 September 7
Item — [71]
Call Number: MSS 29
Scope and Contents:
Piozzi discusses news about family and friends and Anne Moore "the starving woman," writing, "this has been a famous year for monsters--human ones I mean". The china has finally arrived. People mentioned: Mrs. Gittins, Rees, Sir Stephen Glynn, Martin (Dr. Thackeray's brother), Mr. Moore, Salusbury, Pemberton of Condover, Mrs. Heaton, Miss Margaret and Anne Moore.
Dates:
1810 September 7