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Maud Gonne
Irish revolutionary and activist (1866-1953)
- Child of Thomas Gonne and Edith Cook
- Married to John MacBride
- Dated 21 December 1866 CE – 27 April 1953 CE
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Life
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Family
The family of Maud Gonne
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- child of (mother) Edith Cook 1844 - 1871
- child of (father) Thomas Gonne 1835 - 1886
- parent of (child) Georges Silvère Gonne (1890-1891)
- parent of (child) Iseult Gonne Irish poet
- parent of (child) Seán MacBride Irish politician and human rights activist (1904-1988)
- partner of Lucien Millevoye French politician (1850-1918)
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partner of William Butler Yeats Irish poet and playwright (1865–1939) - sibling of Kathleen Mary Gonne Irish woman, sister of Maud Gonne (1868–1919)
- married to John MacBride Irish republican
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