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MRS. THORNBURGH-CROPPER page 9 |
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One of the first Bahá’ís of the West and possibly the first Bahá’í
resident in England. Her early Bahá’í life is described in “The
Chosen Highway” and in “The Bahá’í World”, Vol. VIII,
pp. 649–51. She was a member of the National Spiritual
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Assembly for its first two years and it was in her house in
Westminster that the first meeting of the “All-England Bahá’í
Council” was held on 6 June 1922. She passed away on 15 March
1938.
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