Linnéa Bucht
Facts
22 properties- Instance of
- human
- Date of birth
- October 7, 1860
- Date of death
- October 1, 1945
- Place of birth
- Härnösands domkyrkoförsamling
- Place of death
- Härnösands domkyrkoförsamling
- Occupation
- suffragist, girls' school teacher, head teacher
- Field of work
- women's suffrage in Sweden[15]
- Position held
- board member (1908), president (1904–1910), city council member[16][17][18]
- Educated at
- Högre lärarinneseminariet[19]
- Father
- Anders Sidner II[8]
- Mother
- Hedvig Kristina Charlotta Norinder[9]
- Spouse
- Wilhelm Bucht[10]
- Sibling
- Esther Gadelius, Ludvig Sidner, Hedwig Sidner
- Languages spoken, written or signed
- Swedish
- Described by source
- Årsberättelser för Landsföreningen och Lokalföreningarna för kvinnans politiska rösträtt 1908
- Member of
- Föreningen för kvinnans politiska rösträtt i Härnösand (1908)[20]
- Image (Wikimedia Commons)
- Bucht Linnea 18601007-.jpg ↗
- Geni profile ID
- 6000000033511185336
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Summary
Linnéa Bucht was born in Härnösands domkyrkoförsamling[1]. She was born on October 7, 1860[2]. She passed away in Härnösands domkyrkoförsamling[3]. She died on October 1, 1945[4]. She worked as a suffragist[5], girls' school teacher[6], and head teacher[7].
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Career and Affiliations
Positions held include board member[16], a position[25]; president[17], a corporate title[26]; and city council member[18].
Personal Life
Children include Gösta Bucht[11], a politician[27], 1881–1945[28], of Sweden[29] and Torsten Bucht[12], a linguist[30], 1893–1969[31], of Sweden[32].
FAQs
Where was Linnéa Bucht born?
Linnéa Bucht's place of birth was Härnösands domkyrkoförsamling[1].
Where did Linnéa Bucht die?
Linnéa Bucht died in Härnösands domkyrkoförsamling[3].
Who were Linnéa Bucht's parents?
Linnéa Bucht's father was Anders Sidner II[8]. Linnéa Bucht's mother was Hedvig Kristina Charlotta Norinder[9].
Who was Linnéa Bucht married to?
Linnéa Bucht's spouses include Wilhelm Bucht[10].
What did Linnéa Bucht do for work?
Linnéa Bucht worked as suffragist[5], girls' school teacher[6], and head teacher[7].
Where did Linnéa Bucht go to school?
Linnéa Bucht was educated at Högre lärarinneseminariet[19].