Law, Alice Easton (1870–1942)
Law, Alice Easton (1870–1942)
New Zealand teacher of the blind. Born Oct 23, 1870, in Burntisland, Fife, Scotland; died Aug 28, 1942, in Auckland, New Zealand; dau. of William Law and Catharine (Morton) Law; sister of Mary Blythe Law.
Immigrated with sister to New Zealand (early 1880s); worked as part-time music teacher at Jubilee Institute for the Blind (1902); active in formation of girls' orchestra at Jubilee Institute.
See also Dictionary of New Zealand Biography (Vol. 4).
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