Ethel Layton
Ethel Layton
Lived at: 211 Hampstead Way (was 103 in 1911 Census), as a lodger with Charlotte Charlton
Dates: Unknown
Suffrage organisation(s):
- Likely Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU)
Key roles:
- Evaded the 1911 Census, likely due to her involvement in militant suffrage activities.
1911 Census:
- Not recorded in the census, likely evading as she was involved in militant activities.
Militant Activities:
- Appeared in court in November 1911 for breaking windows at the Home Office with Marion Wallace Dunlop, and was imprisoned for 7 days.
Other achievements:
- Lived with Charlotte Charlton
- Member of the Artists Suffrage League, and likely supported the suffrage cause through her association with Charlton.
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