Ann Walker: From reclusive heiress to little Hercules of Shibden Hall

[@cierajock501]

Thank you for posting!

[@whatfreshhellisthis8810]

This is a fantastic effort, however very difficult to understand you. You speak much too quickly. Your words run together.

[@frogmouth]

i prefer to see the speaker. i lip read . 53 minutes is a long time to concentrate when the text is unclear

[@downeastxg]

On the first question asked in this video concerning Ann Walker's health (ie queer discomforts) In Helena Whitbread's volumes on Anne Lister, Anne writes often of her own treatment for a venereal disease she got from Mariana that Mariana got from her husband Charles. It was thought perhaps to be an easily passed disease, not syphilis or gonorrhea but 'Trichomoniasis' per modern medical suggestion per Whitbread. Lister also passed this disease on to Isabella. She was never given a cure only the odd treatments of the day. So it makes sense she would have infected Ann Walker as well.

[@sersi8698]

Thank you for this!

[@sharoncampbell5640]

Did Ann Walkers sister Elizabeth ever find out about Ann and Anne's marriage?

[@Tuijjcc]

Great work, ty for sharing it!

[@ruthgarcia5228]

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[@bizdickson6561]

Interesting presentation. I’m unclear, did you write a book about Ann Walker? I would love to read it.

[@-AnneLister]

🏳️‍🌈 💗2020-12-30 Great! Thank you for your good work, lot of love from Anne Lister 😃👄

[@АлександраЧульжанова-л4ь]

Спасибо

[@bizdickson6561]

Do you have any idea why Anne called Ann, “Adney”?

[@jamalyncampbell3002]

She seems to have been named after a Swiss bridge. Anne loved this bridge and had a small version of it built at Shipden. We see the carriages cross it several times in the TV series.

[@angelinaavilaflores7223]

En español por favor

[@YamagamiYuri]

And the Walker legacy still exists. "Johnnie Walker" brand.