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- 91c4cc849490e851e1631dc98a5436beab2ec129fd6d5570f1f2ae9b33e6a18b author "Staff".
- 91c4cc849490e851e1631dc98a5436beab2ec129fd6d5570f1f2ae9b33e6a18b date "1964-01-21".
- 91c4cc849490e851e1631dc98a5436beab2ec129fd6d5570f1f2ae9b33e6a18b isCitedBy Edith_Dixon.
- 91c4cc849490e851e1631dc98a5436beab2ec129fd6d5570f1f2ae9b33e6a18b location "London, England, UK".
- 91c4cc849490e851e1631dc98a5436beab2ec129fd6d5570f1f2ae9b33e6a18b newspaper "The Times".
- 91c4cc849490e851e1631dc98a5436beab2ec129fd6d5570f1f2ae9b33e6a18b page "12".
- 91c4cc849490e851e1631dc98a5436beab2ec129fd6d5570f1f2ae9b33e6a18b quote "Lady Dixon, D.B.E., who with her late husband, the Rt. Hon. Sir Thomas Dixon, second baronet, the Belfast shipowner, gave more than £100,000 to good causes in Northern Ireland during the past half-century, died yesterday at the age of 92. She was Edith Stewart, youngest daughter of Stewart Clark, and she was married in 1906. Her husband died in 1950.".
- 91c4cc849490e851e1631dc98a5436beab2ec129fd6d5570f1f2ae9b33e6a18b title "Obituary".