Jane Bulstrode
The two Bulstrode sisters were Englishwomen who came to New Zealand to take charge of Hukarere Native Girls’ School in Napier in 1899.
The two Bulstrode sisters were Englishwomen who came to New Zealand to take charge of Hukarere Native Girls’ School in Napier in 1899.
The two Bulstrode sisters were Englishwomen who came to New Zealand to take charge of Hukarere Native Girls’ School in Napier in 1899.
According to Dionysius, and Valerius Maximus, a vestal virgin, who being condemned to die for her negligence in allowing the sacred fire, which it was her duty to watch and feed, to become extinguished, rekindled the embers miraculously by throwing her veil over them.
Queen consort of Hungary, 1296–1301
Spanish Jewish novelist and writer on Jewish history and religion
Dominican nun and child prodigy in the arts and sciences in the 1600s.
Carmelite nun and prominent Spanish mystic and religious reformer
New Zealand Quaker
New Zealand Quaker
Ngāti Apa, Ngāti Hine and Te Āti Awa, Rātana leader