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[[File:Ellen Peake.jpg|thumb|right|Ellen Frances Palmer Peake, 1892. UNB Class Composite & Group Photographs Database.]]Ellen Peake was born on 20 March 1870 near Dover, England. Her family moved to Fredericton when she was a child, and she attended the city's public schools, and later graduated from the Normal School in 1888 and from UNB with a BA in 1892. That same year she became the first woman to receive the Douglas Gold Medal:
[[File:Ellen_Peake.jpg|thumb|right|Ellen Frances Palmer Peake, 1892. UNB Class Composite & Group Photographs Database.]]Ellen Peake was born on 20 March 1870 near Dover, England. Her family moved to Fredericton when she was a child, and she attended the city's public schools, and later graduated from the Normal School in 1888 and from UNB with a BA in 1892. That same year she became the first woman to receive the Douglas Gold Medal:


"Next we come to Miss E.F.P. Peake who carried off the Douglas gold medal for the year. Miss Peake was a hard student but she feels happy in the fact that she has a handsome gold medal and a certificate of graduation honors in English, French and German to show for it."
"Next we come to Miss E.F.P. Peake who carried off the Douglas gold medal for the year. Miss Peake was a hard student but she feels happy in the fact that she has a handsome gold medal and a certificate of graduation honors in English, French and German to show for it."
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'''Source(s):'''
'''Source(s):'''
* ''University Monthly'', vol.12, no. 1, October 1892, p.1, 4.
* UA Case 126; File 10.
* [[http://www.lib.unb.ca/archives/UNBComposites/ UNB Class Composite & Group Photographs Database]]


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*''University Monthly'', vol.12, no. 1, October 1892, p.1, 4.
*UA Case 126; File 10.
*[[http://www.lib.unb.ca/archives/UNBComposites/ UNB Class Composite & Group Photographs Database]]
[[Category:Notable Women at UNB|Notable_Women_at_UNB]]
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Revision as of 10:04, 27 May 2014

Ellen Frances Palmer Peake, 1892. UNB Class Composite & Group Photographs Database.

Ellen Peake was born on 20 March 1870 near Dover, England. Her family moved to Fredericton when she was a child, and she attended the city's public schools, and later graduated from the Normal School in 1888 and from UNB with a BA in 1892. That same year she became the first woman to receive the Douglas Gold Medal:

"Next we come to Miss E.F.P. Peake who carried off the Douglas gold medal for the year. Miss Peake was a hard student but she feels happy in the fact that she has a handsome gold medal and a certificate of graduation honors in English, French and German to show for it."

Ellen Peake went on to teach English Literature at Oshkosh Normal School, Wisconsin, from 1895-1936. In 1930 she earned an MA degree from UNB.

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