Margaret Ann Courtney (1834–1920) was a Cornish poet and folklorist who lived and worked in Penzance, Cornwall. Active during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, she focused her creative and intellectual efforts on the regional culture of her native Cornwall.\n\nCourtney is remembered for her contributions to Cornish literature and folklore preservation. Operating from Penzance, her work captured the unique local traditions and poetic expressions of the area, marking her as a notable figure in the study of Cornish heritage.
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