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(‎Created claim: Date of birth (P77): 30 April 1704, #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1677583472407)
 
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Jean Adams
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30 April 1704Gregorian
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Patrons: Mr. Drummond helped compile the volume and raise a subscription
 
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Overall: Adam came from modest origins, but was inspired to write her own poetry after reading Milton and Sidney. Her first and only volume, however, was a commercial failure, and she spent the rest of her savings on shipping copies to Boston, Massachusetts, where they did not sell. Unable to sustain herself on her meager income as a domestic worker, she ultimately died destitute in a pauper's grave. She is best known for the vernacular song, ?There's nae luck about the house,? attributed to her by local tradition, though the authorship is questionable.
 
Property / Biographical notes: Overall: Adam came from modest origins, but was inspired to write her own poetry after reading Milton and Sidney. Her first and only volume, however, was a commercial failure, and she spent the rest of her savings on shipping copies to Boston, Massachusetts, where they did not sell. Unable to sustain herself on her meager income as a domestic worker, she ultimately died destitute in a pauper's grave. She is best known for the vernacular song, ?There's nae luck about the house,? attributed to her by local tradition, though the authorship is questionable. / rank
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Property / Biographical notes: Overall: Adam came from modest origins, but was inspired to write her own poetry after reading Milton and Sidney. Her first and only volume, however, was a commercial failure, and she spent the rest of her savings on shipping copies to Boston, Massachusetts, where they did not sell. Unable to sustain herself on her meager income as a domestic worker, she ultimately died destitute in a pauper's grave. She is best known for the vernacular song, ?There's nae luck about the house,? attributed to her by local tradition, though the authorship is questionable. / reference
 
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Property / Given name(s): Jean / rank
 
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30 April 1704Gregorian
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Latest revision as of 13:29, 28 February 2023

* 1704-04-30, + 1765-04-03, Scottish poet
  • Jean Adams
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Jean Adam
* 1704-04-30, + 1765-04-03, Scottish poet
  • Jean Adams

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