Life Summary - Lady Ethel Marian (Maie) Casey

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Casey, Lady Ethel Marian (Maie) (1891–1983)

	Casey, Lady Ethel Marian (Maie) (1891–1983)
Born	13 March, 1891 Brunswick, Melbourne , Victoria , Australia
Died	20 January, 1983 (aged 91) Berwick, Melbourne , Victoria , Australia
Religious Influence	Anglican
Related Entries [View as tree]	Casey, Gwynneth Mary (sister-in-law) Montagu Douglas Scott, Ada Mary (aunt) Chirnside, Winifred Grice (aunt) Ryan, Marian (grandmother) Sutherland, Margaret Ada (collaborator)
Education*	St George's School (Ascot, UK) (student, 1907-1908) Westminster School of Art (London) (student)
Occupation*	painter (1931-1983) Victoria, Australia aviator (1938-1970) Victoria, Australia poet (1960-1983) Victoria, Australia autobiographer/memoirist (1966-1966) Victoria, Australia
Military Service*	World War I (volunteer worker)
Awards	Companion of the Order of Australia (recipient, 1982)
Key Organisations*	Association of Women Pilots of Australia (patron, 1950) Ninety-Nines (member, 1954-1983) Royal Society of Arts (UK) (fellow, 1979-1983) Royal Society of Arts (UK) (fellow, 1979-1983)
Properties*	Edrington (Vic) (owner)

* Dates are approximate

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