Laura Helen Salt
(died 1954)
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Summary
Laura Helen Salt is a human[1]. She was born on April 15, 1865[2]. She died on February 16, 1954[3].
Key Facts
- Laura Helen Salt was born on April 15, 1865[2].
- Laura Helen Salt died on February 16, 1954[3].
- Laura Helen Salt's father was Thomas Salt[4].
- Laura Helen Salt's mother was Emma Anderdon[5].
- Among Laura Helen Salt's spouses was Ernest Pollock, 1st Viscount Hanworth[6].
- A child of Laura Helen Salt was Marjorie Laura Pollock[7].
- A child of Laura Helen Salt was Charles Thomas Anderdon Pollock[8].
- Laura Helen Salt is recorded as female[9].
- Laura Helen Salt's instance of is recorded as human[10].
- Laura Helen Salt's given name is recorded as Laura[11].
- Laura Helen Salt's sibling is recorded as Harold Salt[12].
- Laura Helen Salt's sibling is recorded as Sir Thomas Salt, 2nd Bt.[13].
- Laura Helen Salt's sibling is recorded as Herbert Edward Anderdon[14].
- Laura Helen Salt's sibling is recorded as George Edmund Stevenson Salt[15].
- Laura Helen Salt's sibling is recorded as Reginald John Salt[16].
- Laura Helen Salt's sibling is recorded as William Manning Salt[17].
- Laura Helen Salt's sibling is recorded as Walter Petit Salt[18].
- Laura Helen Salt's sibling is recorded as Mary Louisa Salt[19].
- Laura Helen Salt's sibling is recorded as Violet Blanche Salt[20].
- Laura Helen Salt's sibling is recorded as Helen Frances Salt[21].
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Origins and Family
Laura Helen Salt was born on April 15, 1865[2]. Her father was Thomas Salt[4]. Her mother was Emma Anderdon[5].
Personal Life
Laura Helen Salt was married to Ernest Pollock, 1st Viscount Hanworth[6]. Children include Marjorie Laura Pollock[7] and Charles Thomas Anderdon Pollock[8], 1889–1918[22].
Death and Burial
Laura Helen Salt died on February 16, 1954[3].
FAQs
Who were Laura Helen Salt's parents?
Laura Helen Salt's father was Thomas Salt[4]. Laura Helen Salt's mother was Emma Anderdon[5].
Who was Laura Helen Salt married to?
Laura Helen Salt's spouses include Ernest Pollock, 1st Viscount Hanworth[6].