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     • She continued to live with Engels after Mary's death, and married him on 11 September 1878, shortly before her own death.
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   Who was Mary Burns?

   • Mary Burns (29 September 1821 – 7 January 1863) was a working-class Irish woman, best known as the lifelong partner of Friedrich Engels. Burns was born and lived most of her life in Manchester, England. [citation needed] Not much is written about Burns.

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   Who was Mary Ellen Burns?

   • Their niece Mary Ellen Burns, known as "Pumps", was born in around 1860 to Thomas. Engels continued to support her after the sisters' deaths. She met Engels during his first stay in Salford and Manchester, probably early in 1843.

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   How did Mary Burns die?

   • Mary Burns died suddenly in January 1863, perhaps from a heart attack, perhaps a stroke; she was only 41, her premature death no doubt caused by the harsh conditions of her early life.

   An Irishman’s Diary on Friedrich Engels and Mary Burns - The Irish Times

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   How old was Friedrich Engels when he met Mary Burns?

   • Portrait of a young revolutionary: Friedrich Engels at age 21, in 1842, the year he moved to Manchester–and the year before he met Mary Burns. Friedrich Engels Friedrich Engels’ life appears replete with contradiction.

   How Friedrich Engels’ Radical Lover Helped Him Father Socialism

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   What was Mary Burns life expectancy?

   • Life expectancy there was a mere 28 years. Mary Burns was born in September 1821, whether in Deansgate or Salford is not clear, the elder of two daughters of Michael Burns or Byrne and Mary Conroy, who had emigrated from Tipperary. She probably first went to work in a cotton factory around the age of nine.

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   Did Mary Burns work at Ermen & Engels?

   • Mary Burns was not born in Tipperary, or indeed anywhere in Ireland; she was born in England. There is no evidence that she ever worked at Ermen and Engels, the cotton mill in which Friedrich Engels Sr. held a partnership share (and at which Engels Jr. would work, with intermissions, for almost thirty years).

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   She continued to live with Engels after Mary's death, and married him on 11 September 1878, shortly before her own death. [ 9 ] They had a half-brother named Thomas, born to their father's second wife after their mother died in 1835.

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   Aug 1, 2013 · Mary Burns’ younger sister, Lizzie, c.1865. Lizzie lived with Engels after her sister died, and married him a day before she herself died. No image of Mary is known to exist. Public Domain

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6. www.irishtimes.com › opinion › heart-of-class-anHeart of class – An Irishman’s Diary on Friedrich Engels and ...

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   Nov 4, 2020 · There he met and fell in love with Mary Burns, with whom he covertly lived for the rest of her life.

7. www.irishtimes.com › culture › booksThe Irish women behind Engels and the birth of communism

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   Feb 3, 2016 · Photograph: Getty Images. ‘I thought, wow, this is gold dust. I can’t leave this alone’: author Gavin McCrea, above, on learning that Engels had been romantically involved with Mary Burns...

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8. socialistvoice.ie › 2020 › 11Engels and marriage – Socialist Voice

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   Nov 2, 2020 · Engels decided never to marry. He lived first with Mary Burns and, following her early death, with her sister Lydia (Lizzie). In effect he led a double life: one as a manager in his father’s factory, the other in a suburban cottage rented under an alias for Mary and Lizzie, his real home.

9. culturematters.org.uk › index › cultureA statue in verse for Mary Burns, Engels's partner

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   Oct 24, 2020 · Aged only forty, Mary died suddenly on 8 January 1863. She had been Engels’ partner for twenty years. He was deeply shaken with Marx’s inability to respond compassionately; it nearly broke their friendship. After Mary’s death, Engels and Lizzie (above) moved in together.

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    Friedrich Engels maintained close relations with two Irish women; Mary Burns (c.1822-1863), Engels’ common law wife, and then her sister Lydia ‘Lizzie’ Burns (1827-1878), who formally married Engels just before her death.