Bapt. 8 March 1969, Clifton, St. Andrew
Married in 1898 to William Wyamar Vaughan, MVO
Author of the following:
* "Out of the Past: [A memoir of John Addington Symonds] with and account of Janet Catherine Symonds by Mrs. Walter Leaf," John Murray, [1925].
* "Days Spent on a Doge's Farm" T. Fischer Unwin : Padua, Italy [1893]
* "Our Life in the Swiss Highlands," co-authored with her father, J. A. Symonds, [1891]
Note: "Out of the Past," a memoir of Margaret's father, J.A. Symonds, was reviewed in 1925 by Virginia Woolf. Virginia Woolf's father was a friend of J.A. Symonds and Madge Vaughan's husband was Virginia Woolf's cousin.
When Madge Vaughan died, Virginia Woolf wrote to Madge's daughter, Dame Janet Vaughan:
"I hope you won't mind me writing to you. I have thought so much of you since Madge's death. I can't describe to you what she was like when she used to stay with us at St. Ives and how we worshiped her."
Source: "Virginia Woolf: Interviews and Recollections," ed. by John Henry Stape, [1995]
Madge Vaughan was the inspiration for the character of Sally Beaton in Woolf's "Mrs. Dalloway."
Married in 1898 to William Wyamar Vaughan, MVO
Author of the following:
* "Out of the Past: [A memoir of John Addington Symonds] with and account of Janet Catherine Symonds by Mrs. Walter Leaf," John Murray, [1925].
* "Days Spent on a Doge's Farm" T. Fischer Unwin : Padua, Italy [1893]
* "Our Life in the Swiss Highlands," co-authored with her father, J. A. Symonds, [1891]
Note: "Out of the Past," a memoir of Margaret's father, J.A. Symonds, was reviewed in 1925 by Virginia Woolf. Virginia Woolf's father was a friend of J.A. Symonds and Madge Vaughan's husband was Virginia Woolf's cousin.
When Madge Vaughan died, Virginia Woolf wrote to Madge's daughter, Dame Janet Vaughan:
"I hope you won't mind me writing to you. I have thought so much of you since Madge's death. I can't describe to you what she was like when she used to stay with us at St. Ives and how we worshiped her."
Source: "Virginia Woolf: Interviews and Recollections," ed. by John Henry Stape, [1995]
Madge Vaughan was the inspiration for the character of Sally Beaton in Woolf's "Mrs. Dalloway."
Bapt. 8 March 1969, Clifton, St. Andrew
Married in 1898 to William Wyamar Vaughan, MVO
Author of the following:
* "Out of the Past: [A memoir of John Addington Symonds] with and account of Janet Catherine Symonds by Mrs. Walter Leaf," John Murray, [1925].
* "Days Spent on a Doge's Farm" T. Fischer Unwin : Padua, Italy [1893]
* "Our Life in the Swiss Highlands," co-authored with her father, J. A. Symonds, [1891]
Note: "Out of the Past," a memoir of Margaret's father, J.A. Symonds, was reviewed in 1925 by Virginia Woolf. Virginia Woolf's father was a friend of J.A. Symonds and Madge Vaughan's husband was Virginia Woolf's cousin.
When Madge Vaughan died, Virginia Woolf wrote to Madge's daughter, Dame Janet Vaughan:
"I hope you won't mind me writing to you. I have thought so much of you since Madge's death. I can't describe to you what she was like when she used to stay with us at St. Ives and how we worshiped her."
Source: "Virginia Woolf: Interviews and Recollections," ed. by John Henry Stape, [1995]
Madge Vaughan was the inspiration for the character of Sally Beaton in Woolf's "Mrs. Dalloway."
Married in 1898 to William Wyamar Vaughan, MVO
Author of the following:
* "Out of the Past: [A memoir of John Addington Symonds] with and account of Janet Catherine Symonds by Mrs. Walter Leaf," John Murray, [1925].
* "Days Spent on a Doge's Farm" T. Fischer Unwin : Padua, Italy [1893]
* "Our Life in the Swiss Highlands," co-authored with her father, J. A. Symonds, [1891]
Note: "Out of the Past," a memoir of Margaret's father, J.A. Symonds, was reviewed in 1925 by Virginia Woolf. Virginia Woolf's father was a friend of J.A. Symonds and Madge Vaughan's husband was Virginia Woolf's cousin.
When Madge Vaughan died, Virginia Woolf wrote to Madge's daughter, Dame Janet Vaughan:
"I hope you won't mind me writing to you. I have thought so much of you since Madge's death. I can't describe to you what she was like when she used to stay with us at St. Ives and how we worshiped her."
Source: "Virginia Woolf: Interviews and Recollections," ed. by John Henry Stape, [1995]
Madge Vaughan was the inspiration for the character of Sally Beaton in Woolf's "Mrs. Dalloway."
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