About Louisa Bevan

Louisa Bevan, was an Australian charity worker who lived in Melbourne, Australia. She was the inaugural vice-president of the National Council of Women of Victoria, and one of the first three women elected to committee the Benevolent Asylum in 1898. She also founded an order called the Daughters of the Court, and held the position of the High Dame.

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Louisa Bevan

(1844-1933) community worker

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April 11, 1844

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1933

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