Free Ann Walker Booklet

Kerstin Holzgraebe
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About the booklet
The mission of In Search of Ann Walker is to bring Ann out of the shadows. During our research into Ann, we have uncovered much information about her, and we wanted somewhere for people to read a summary of this research, along with the references for where we found our information. To find out more about Ann Walker’s life, please download our free 37 page PDF below (21.2Mb), full of information about her life before, during, and after her relationship with Anne Lister. Covering:
- Family
- Early Life
- Ann’s Activities
- Loss
- Health
- Ann and Anne
- Ann’s Diary
- Last Travels
- Post 1840
- Legacy
This booklet will be regularly updated as we find out new information. Check back often to ensure you have the latest copy.
If you want a more in-depth look into Ann’s life, you can now buy our anthology on Ann Walker, Searching for Ann Walker. A non-fiction, biographical account of herself, her relationships, and life after Lister’s death.
Translations of the booklet
Read in Italian – Translation by Anne Lister Italia
Read in French – Translation by Julie Gonnet
Read in Portuguese – Translation by Sabrina Oliviera and Christine Santos
Read in German – Translation by Kerstin Holzgraebe and Leila Straub
Acknowledgments
This booklet was written, researched, and transcribed by ISAW contributors. Thanks to Steve Crabtree, Louise Godley, Diane Halford, Kerstin Holzgraebe, Caroline Maillard, Mandy Mellor, Ivana Nika, Dorjana Širola, Leila Straub, Alexa Tansley, Martin Walker, Veronika Lesnakova, and Deb Woolson.
Many special thanks to Pat Esgate and Roxanne Panero.
Many thanks to our translators: Anne Lister Italia, Sabrina Oliviera, Christine Santos, Julie Gonnet, Kerstin Holzgraebe and Leila Straub