Archdale, Helen A., 1876-1949

found: Elizabeth Robins: General correspondence, 1873-1952:Box 19, folder 5 ([Letters to and from] Helen A. Archdale, 1920-1921, 1926)

found: Die englische Frauenbewegung [Essay translated from English], 1924:heading (Helen A. Archale)

found: Spartacus Educational, via WWW, March 18, 2016(Helen Archdale, nee Russel; born 1876, died December 8, 1949 in St. John's Wood, London; suffragette)

found: Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, via WWW, March 18, 2016(Helen Alexander Archdale, nee Russel; born August 25, 1876 in Nenthorn, Berwickshire; feminist and journalist; daughter of Alexander Russel (1814-1876) and Helen Evans, née Carter (1834-1903); Helen Russel was educated at St Leonard's School, St Andrews, and subsequently at the University of St Andrews; on 9 October 1901 she married Captain, later Lieutenant-Colonel, Theodore Montgomery Archdale (1875-1918); she was at various times secretary of the Women's Political and Industrial League, and a member of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women, the Electrical Association of Women, and the Institute of Journalists; she also contributed articles to The Times, the Daily News, Christian Science Monitor, and The Scotsman)

found: ancestry.con, March 22, 2016(Helen Alexander Russel; born 1876 in Scotland; died December 8, 1949 in London, England; married Lt Theodore Montgomery Archdale in 1901; mother of Nicholas Montgomery Archdale (1902-1955), Lt.-Cmdr. Alexander Mervyn Archdale (1905-), and Helen Elizabeth Archdale (1907-2000))