Life Summary - Emma Constance Stone

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Stone, Emma Constance (1856–1902)

Stone, Emma Constance (1856–1902)
Alternative Names	Jones, Emma Constance
Born	4 December, 1856 Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Died	29 December, 1902 (aged 46) St Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Cause of Death	tuberculosis
Education *	Women's Medical College (Pennsylvania, USA) (student, 1884-1886) University of Toronto (Canada) (student, 1887-1888)
Occupation *	general practitioner (1890-1902) Victoria, Australia women's activist (1890-1902) Victoria, Australia women's suffragist (1890-1902) Victoria, Australia
Key Organisations *	Victorian Medical Women's Society (founding president, 1895) Queen Victoria Hospital (Melbourne) (founder, 1899)

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Stone, Emma Constance (1856–1902)