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'''Henri Garenne'' was the pseudonym used by "Dr." Frank | '''Henri Garenne''' (?-?) was the pseudonym used by "Dr." Frank Lind when writing [[The Art of Modern Conjuring, Magic, and Illusions]] published around 1885.<ref>210. PROFESSOR LUIGI MEURICE HIODINI, ALIAS THE DOCTOR AND THE COLONEL, [[The Complete Rich Cabinet of Magical Curiosities]] by [[Edwin A. Dawes]] (2005)</ref> | ||
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Lind married the former wife of [[John Meurice Hiodini]], Eliza Agnes Bragger (who died in 1900). In the 1901 census, Lind was living in Leeds with his occupation listed as proprietor of a waxworks located in the Tiger Stores.<ref>[[Walter Jeans: Illusioneer]] by [[Peter Warlock]] (1986)</ref> | Lind married the former wife of [[John Meurice Hiodini]], Eliza Agnes Bragger (who died in 1900). In the 1901 census, Lind was living in Leeds with his occupation listed as proprietor of a waxworks located in the Tiger Stores.<ref>[[Walter Jeans: Illusioneer]] by [[Peter Warlock]] (1986)</ref> | ||
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Henri Garenne (?-?) was the pseudonym used by "Dr." Frank Lind when writing The Art of Modern Conjuring, Magic, and Illusions published around 1885.[1]
Biography
Lind married the former wife of John Meurice Hiodini, Eliza Agnes Bragger (who died in 1900). In the 1901 census, Lind was living in Leeds with his occupation listed as proprietor of a waxworks located in the Tiger Stores.[2]
References
- ↑ 210. PROFESSOR LUIGI MEURICE HIODINI, ALIAS THE DOCTOR AND THE COLONEL, The Complete Rich Cabinet of Magical Curiosities by Edwin A. Dawes (2005)
- ↑ Walter Jeans: Illusioneer by Peter Warlock (1986)