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Mary Erskine (1629 – 2 June 1707) was a Scottish businesswoman and philanthropist, who donated money to set up the girls' school which is now known as The Mary Erskine School and also the Trades Maiden Hospital (now known as the Trades Maiden Fund).

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rdfs:comment	Mary Erskine (1629 – 2 June 1707) was a Scottish businesswoman and philanthropist, who donated money to set up the girls' school which is now known as The Mary Erskine School and also the Trades Maiden Hospital (now known as the Trades Maiden Fund). (en) Mary Erskine, född 1629, död 1707, var en skotsk och finansiär. Hon var gift två gånger innan hon blev änka för sista gången 1683 och då etablerade sig som pengautlånare i Edinburgh. På begäran av stadsrådet grundade hon år 1694 Merchant Maiden Hospital, en skola för borgardöttrar, som hon till stor del finansierade. (sv)
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