# Emily Crawford
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emily crawford (31 May 1841 – 30 December 1915) was an Irish journalist.
== Life ==
emily crawford was born Emily Johnstone, probably in Dublin, on 31 May 1841. Although some sources state her year of birth as 1831 and place of birth as Edgeworthstown, as her father was from Longford.
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