People: Part V

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Conversations with The Facade Nigeria

The Facade Nigeria

62 episodes

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Taking you through life in Colonial Nigeria that cuts across societal and associational life, historic architecture, education, politics &c.

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Taking you through life in Colonial Nigeria that cuts across societal and associational life, historic architecture, education, politics &c.

History

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People: Part V

Conversations with The Facade Nigeria

20 minutes 40 seconds

2 years ago

People: Part V

In this episode of *People*, we reflect on the graceful lives of Elfrida Esther Thomas, Hannah Willoughby, and others.

Elfrida Thomas, the 24-year-old daughter of Rev. James Bright and Esther Bernice Thomas, passed away at Gbologun (or Igbologun) and was laid to rest at Ikoyi Cemetery.

Hannah Willoughby, the eldest daughter of Thomas Puddicombe, arrived in Badagry in 1850 but relocated to Lagos in 1851, around the time of the Bombardment of Lagos. Her illness began in 1879, and she sadly passed away in 1883, leaving behind her husband and four sons.