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Student Name: Period/ Block: Date:

Famous Person’s Name: Agatha Christie

I. Early Years

A. Date and place of birth: 9-15-1890 in Torquay, Devon, England, Uk
B. Parents: Clarissa Boehmer & Frederick Miller
Schooling: received no formal schooling, but was tutored by her parents
D. How the family lived: middle class with 4 children
E. Interests/Hobbies: piano & dance
F. Additional early years information: her sisters names were Madage & Monty

II. Teen/Young Adult

A. Event: mother died
B. Event: found out husband was in love with another woman

Adult Years

A. Marriage
B. Spouse name, year married: Archie Christie, 12/24/1914
Children from union: 1; Rosalind
Additional spouse: Maxwell Mallowan
Additional children: none
C. Where they lived: worked as a nurse in a army base camp during WWI
D. Adult experiences that affected accomplishments: suffered form amnesia and nervous breakdowns.
E. Major Problems: she grew extremely ill
A. Marriage
B. Spouse name, year married: Archie Christie, 12/24/1914
Children from union: 1; Rosalind
Additional spouse: Maxwell Mallowan
Additional children: none
C. Where they lived: worked as a nurse in a army base camp during WWI
D. Adult experiences that affected accomplishments: suffered form amnesia and nervous breakdowns.
E. Major Problems: she grew extremely ill
A. Marriage
B. Spouse name, year married: Archie Christie, 12/24/1914
Children from union: 1; Rosalind
Additional spouse: Maxwell Mallowan
Additional children: none
C. Where they lived: worked as a nurse in a army base camp during WWI
D. Adult experiences that affected accomplishments: suffered form amnesia and nervous breakdowns.
E. Major Problems: she grew extremely ill

A. Marriage
B. Spouse name, year married: Archie Christie, 12/24/1914
Children from union: 1; Rosalind
Additional spouse: Maxwell Mallowan
Additional children: none
C. Where
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