Antipole Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Antipole Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Census1881, Bath, Somerset, England282
Census1891, Stoke Damerel, Devon, England284
Residence1 May 1902, Florence, Italy
Census2 Apr 1911, Amersham, Buckinghamshire, England
Residenceca 1912, Westminster, London, England
Census29 Sep 1939, Amersham, Buckinghamshire, England264
DeathNov 1945, Chesham Bois, Buckinghamshire, England9
Burial10 Nov 1945, Chesham Bois, Buckinghamshire, England
OccupationTeacher/governess and autosuggestion practioner
FlagsMV transferred, Original TV record
FatherWillingham Franklin RICHARDSON (1843-1875)
MotherElizabeth Blew PYM (~1838-1894)
Misc. Notes
Josephine Richardson was for some years governess to the children of a noble Japenese family, to whom she taught English manners and customs.
She was also a practitoner of ‘Autosuggestion’ as developed by M. Coué (sketch exists of Emile Coué by CBR), seeing indivudual clients, holding group sessions and giving public lectures286
Woman Freemason, inducted into the Royal Arch Masons, 30th Sept 1929
See article from Amersham Museum web site270
Alison Bailey wrote:
We do have the copy of Car’s WWII war service record from the Red Cross showing she provided occupational therapy to soldiers through out the war at Amersham hospital and know that, according to her obituary she was commissioned by the MoD to draw local windmills! However we don’t really know why this was. As well as their continuing involvement with the Red Cross they were extremely active in the Chiltern Arts and Handicraft Club with Josephine president from 1941 until her death in 1945 and then Car president from 1955 but the archive there hasn’t given me any new information. Also they were both Parish Councilors, Josephine from 1934 and Car later. They also met the Queen in 1941.
She was also a practitoner of ‘Autosuggestion’ as developed by M. Coué (sketch exists of Emile Coué by CBR), seeing indivudual clients, holding group sessions and giving public lectures286
Woman Freemason, inducted into the Royal Arch Masons, 30th Sept 1929
See article from Amersham Museum web site270
Alison Bailey wrote:
We do have the copy of Car’s WWII war service record from the Red Cross showing she provided occupational therapy to soldiers through out the war at Amersham hospital and know that, according to her obituary she was commissioned by the MoD to draw local windmills! However we don’t really know why this was. As well as their continuing involvement with the Red Cross they were extremely active in the Chiltern Arts and Handicraft Club with Josephine president from 1941 until her death in 1945 and then Car president from 1955 but the archive there hasn’t given me any new information. Also they were both Parish Councilors, Josephine from 1934 and Car later. They also met the Queen in 1941.