
Charlotte Norrie
Danish nurse, women's rights activist and educator
Helga Charlotte Norrie, née Harbou, (12 October 1855 – 19 December 1940) was a Danish nurse, women's rights activist and educator. She was a major contributor to the development of nursing as an acceptable profession for women and also campaigned for women's rights, especially voting rights.2
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Born Oct 12, 1855, died Dec 19, 1940.1
Companies
- The Danish Nurses' OrganizationChair Jun 1899 to Oct 189910
Early life and education
Born in Altona, Denmark, on 12 October 1855, Norrie was the daughter of Major-General Johannes Wilhelm Anthonius Harbou and his philanthropist wife Louise Ulrikke Mariane née Hellesen. After spending her early years in Altona and Rendsburg, she moved to Copenhagen in 1863. She first spent three years working as a governess at Juulskov Manor on the island of Funen but in 1880 became a nursing apprentice at Copenhagen's Almindelig Hospital (General Hospital). The following year, she gained further experience in nursing at Dronning Louises Børnehospital (Queen Louise's Children's Hospital). In 1885, she embarked on a successful marriage with Gordon Norrie, a doctor she had met at the General Hospital. They had three children together: Johannes William (1886), Edith (1889) and Inger (1892).
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Career
Occupation: women's rights activist, nurse.6
Personal life
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- 1WikidataCharlotte Norrie on Wikidata
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