Elizabeth Albin
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Elizabeth Albin
Summary
Elizabeth Albin is a human[1]. She was born on May 30, 1708[2]. She died on 1737[3]. She worked as an artist[4], scientific illustrator[5], engraver[6], and colorist[7].
Key Facts
- Elizabeth Albin was born on May 30, 1708[2].
- Elizabeth Albin died on 1737[3].
- Elizabeth Albin died on July 16, 1741[8].
- Burial took place at Wolverhampton[9].
- Elizabeth Albin's father was Eleazar Albin[10].
- Elizabeth Albin held citizenship in England[11].
- Elizabeth Albin worked as an artist[4].
- Elizabeth Albin worked as a scientific illustrator[5].
- Elizabeth Albin worked as an engraver[6].
- Elizabeth Albin's professions included colorist[7].
- Elizabeth Albin is recorded as female[12].
- Elizabeth Albin's instance of is recorded as human[13].
- Elizabeth Albin's Commons category is recorded as Elizabeth Albin[14].
- Elizabeth Albin's residence is recorded as Middlesex[15].
- Elizabeth Albin's residence is recorded as St James's[16].
- Elizabeth Albin's family name is recorded as Albin[17].
- Elizabeth Albin's given name is recorded as Elizabeth[18].
- Elizabeth Albin's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English[19].
- Elizabeth Albin's Commons Creator page is recorded as Elizabeth Albin[20].
- Elizabeth Albin's date of baptism is recorded as May 26, 2013[21].
- Elizabeth Albin's sibling is recorded as Fortin Albin[22].
- Elizabeth Albin's copyright status as a creator is recorded as copyrights on works have expired[23].
Body
Origins and Family
Elizabeth Albin was born on May 30, 1708[2]. Her father was Eleazar Albin[10].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include artist[4], scientific illustrator[5], engraver[6], and colorist[7].
Death and Burial
Recorded date of death include 1737[3] and July 16, 1741[8]. Elizabeth Albin is buried at Wolverhampton[9].
FAQs
Who were Elizabeth Albin's parents?
Elizabeth Albin's father was Eleazar Albin[10].
What did Elizabeth Albin do for work?
Elizabeth Albin worked as artist[4], scientific illustrator[5], engraver[6], and colorist[7].