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Mulcahy, Ellen (1859-1920) teacher, socialist, feminist, union organiser and equal pay activist
Birth: December 1859 in Ballycaskin, Cork, Ireland, daughter of John Mulcahy (1826-1899), bootmaker, and Bridget, née O’Connell (1834-1907. Unmarried. Death. 16 September 1920 at Collingwood, Melbourne, Victoria. Religion: Catholic.
Sources
Labor Call, 4 April 1912; A. Best, 1989, 95; R. Frances, 1993, 95; Labour History, no.61, 108, 112, 120; Lilith, no.5, 1988, 45-49; Wendy Dick, “Vigorous-Minded and Independent”: Ellen Mulcahy as a Labour Leader, Labour History, 104 (May 2013), pp 31-48.
'Mulcahy, Ellen (1859–1920)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/mulcahy-ellen-32707/text40645, accessed 10 December 2024.
Punch (Melbourne), 22 May 1913, p 26
December,
1859
Ballycaskin,
Cork,
Ireland
16 September,
1920
(aged 60)
Collingwood, Melbourne,
Victoria,
Australia
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