Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe
Irish barrister and political reformer; first husband of Mary Berenson
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Summary
Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe is a human[1]. He was born on 1855[2]. He died on 1899[3]. He worked as a barrister[4].
Key Facts
- Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe was born on 1855[2].
- Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe died on 1899[3].
- Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe was married to Mary Berenson[5].
- A child of Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe was Ray Strachey[6].
- A child of Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe was Karin Stephen[7].
- Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe's professions included barrister[4].
- Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe is recorded as male[8].
- Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe's instance of is recorded as human[9].
- Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe's given name is recorded as Benjamin[10].
- Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe's described by source is recorded as Men-at-the-Bar[11].
- Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe's described by source is recorded as Q19036877[12].
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Origins and Family
Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe was born on 1855[2].
Career and Affiliations
Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe worked as a barrister[4].
Personal Life
Among Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe's spouses was Mary Berenson[5]. Children include Ray Strachey[6], a women's rights activist[13], 1887–1940[14], of United Kingdom[15], specialised in women's suffrage[16] and Karin Stephen[7], a psychoanalyst[17], 1889–1953[18], of United Kingdom[19].
Death and Burial
Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe died on 1899[3].
FAQs
Who was Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe married to?
Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe's spouses include Mary Berenson[5].
What did Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe do for work?
Benjamin Francis Conn Costelloe worked as barrister[4].