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English founder of the Panacea Society
Mabel Barltrop (née Andrews; 11 January 1866 – 16 October 1934), later known as Octavia Barltrop, was the British founder of the Panacea Society. She founded
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Barltrop is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Bojana Barltrop (born 1949), Yugoslav artist and photographer Mabel Barltrop (1866–1934)
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Purity activist and Southcottian from Guernsey
follower of the Panacea Society, who was the first person to recognise Mabel Barltrop as a prophet in the movement. Born on 16 July 1870 in Guernsey, Oliver
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British head teacher, writer, expositor and publisher (1857-1947)
disagreement with Mabel Barltrop and the Panacea Society. Seymour arranged for the publication of Southcott's works and a magazine, but it was Barltrop who was
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Millenarian religious group in Bedford, England
Southcott (1750–1814). It was founded by Mabel Barltrop in 1919 at 12 Albany Road, Bedford. A clergyman's widow, Barltrop declared herself the 'daughter of God'
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Self-described religious prophetess, 1750–1814
England until the Bishops Open Joanna Southcott's Box". A poster placed in Piccadilly Circus by Mabel Barltrop's Panacea Society in June and July 1932
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Topics referred to by the same term
first wife of Nero Octavia (early 20th century), the name taken by Mabel Barltrop of the Panacea Society in 1918 Octahvia (fl. 1980s), American vocalist
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British army officer, geographer and antiquary
later became a key member of the Southcottian religious movement led by Mabel Barltrop. "Royal Commonwealth Society : Samuel Pasfield Oliver: sketches and
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British writer (1824–1862), first wife of Coventry Patmore
brother Augustus Charles Andrews became a bank clerk and his daughter Mabel Barltrop became a religious leader and prophet. Their mother died in April 1831
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British Anglican deaconess (1836–1907)
and the women included suffragist Amy Walmsley, prophet and messiah Mabel Barltrop and Eagles. Antrobus, Stuart (Autumn 2020). "Sister Fanny (1836–1907):
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Scottish suffragist (1835–1915)
brother Augustus Charles Andrews became a bank clerk and his daughter Mabel Barltrop became a religious leader and prophet in Bedford. Howsam, Leslie (2004)
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British academic and priest
Mabel Barltrop's sect", and found "curious" the book's lack of information about the current finances of the Panacea Society established by Barltrop.
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University Grants Committee begins to function. Panacea Society founded by Mabel Barltrop ("Octavia") in Bedford as the Community of the Holy Ghost. 1919 British
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ISSN 1833-7538. OCLC 70677943. Retrieved 15 July 2024. Shaw, Jane (2012). "Barltrop, Mabel [name in religion Octavia] (1866–1934), prophet and founder of the
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Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved 15 December 2020. Shaw, Jane (2012). "Barltrop, Mabel [name in religion Octavia] (1866–1934), prophet and founder of the
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British royal recognitions
Armstrong, Assistant Secretary, Offices of the Cabinet. Ernest William Barltrop, DSO, OBE, Regional Controller, East and West Ridings Region, Ministry
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British government recognitions
Volunteer Reserve (Training Branch). Flight Lieutenant Donald Francis Barltrop (4094272). Flight Lieutenant Ian Buchan Gibb (8025063). Flight Lieutenant
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