| Name |
Nellie Simpson
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| Born |
8 October,
1904
Turton,
Lancashire,
England
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| Died |
18 July,
2000
(aged 95)
Gracemere,
Queensland,
Australia
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| Cause of Death |
kidney disease
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| Cultural Heritage |
Includes subject's nationality; their parents' nationality; the countries in which they spent a significant part of their childhood, and their self-identity.
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| Religious Influence |
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Occupation or Descriptor
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mill worker (1918-1925) Overseas
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pacifist (1918-1928) Overseas
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political activist (1918-1928) Overseas
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socialist (1918-1928) Overseas
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clerk (1925-1928) Overseas
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cook (1928-1929) Queensland, Australia
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domestic servant (1929-1930) Queensland, Australia
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farmer (1930-1940) Queensland, Australia
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cook (1940-1941) New South Wales, Australia
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pacifist (1940-1973) New South Wales, Australia
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political activist (1940-1973) New South Wales, Australia
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socialist (1940-1973) New South Wales, Australia
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bookkeeper (1942-1944) New South Wales, Australia
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public servant (1944-1949) New South Wales, Australia
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feminist (1946-1973) New South Wales, Australia
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labour party organiser (1946-1973) New South Wales, Australia
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caretaker (1952-1954) New South Wales, Australia
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clerk (1954-1973) New South Wales, Australia
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trade union official (1954-1973) New South Wales, Australia
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Key Organisations
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Political Activism
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Independent Labour Party (UK) (member, 1918-1928)
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No More War Movement (UK) (member, 1918-1928)
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ALP (NSW) (member, 1940-1949)
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Federated Clerks Union of Australia (NSW) (member, 1940-1957)
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Australian Peace Council (NSW) (secretary, 1949-1951)
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No-Conscription Council (member, 1949)
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ALP (NSW) (member, 1954)
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Labor Women's Central Organising Committee (NSW) (vice president, 1961)
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Labor Women's Central Organising Committee (NSW) (vice president, 1964)
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ALP (NSW) (executive committee, 1969-1973)
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Workplaces
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