src/_people/ - reimport people

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+changed: "2014-05-04T15:45:06.000Z"
+child_of: 
+comment_count: "0"
+created: "2014-04-30T18:48:00.000Z"
+date_of_birth: "1887-07-01T00:00:00.000Z"
+date_of_death: "1953-07-11T00:00:00.000Z"
+featured_image: "Katherine Hunt.jpg"
+forename_at_birth: "Minnie Katherine"
+ix: 1
+nid: 34
+other_forenames: 
+other_surnames: 
+parent_of: 
+partner_of: 
+path: "content/minnie-katherine-bryant"
+surname_at_birth: "Bryant"
+title: "Minnie Katherine Hunt"
+type: "person"
+uuid: "f2b960b9-04c7-4995-9457-3d5d5a187f0a"
+---
+Minnie Katherine Bryant was born on 1 July 1887 at 26 Keston Road, Goose Green, Surrey. Her father was Henry Bryant who was a Life Assurance Clerk and her mother was Alice Rosa Cormack, also a clerk, and they were married in 1886 in Dulwich, SE London, where they continued to lived. She had a younger sister, Elsie who was born in 1889\. Minnie remembers being teased because her father was pro- Boer and a radical (about 1900)
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+After attending James Alleyn's Girls School (JAGS) in Dulwich Minnie went on to Bedford College, London and trained as a teacher. She then went back to JAGS to teach Botany. Botany was a new science for girls as Biology was not considered ladylike.
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+Minnie married Sydney Hunt on 26 April 1913 in Dulwich and they lived in Hillsboro Road, first at no1 with his parents then they bought no 21\. When the 1914-18 war broke out and the air raids started, Minnie took her baby, Geoffrey (born in 1914), to live on a farm near Faygate in Kent - for safety and better food.
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+Minnie and Sydney had two daughters as well as their son Geoffrey - Muriel b 1918 and Irene b 1921\. Both girls went to school at JAGS, as did Irene's daughter, Paula.
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+In 1938, just before the Second World War started, the Hunt family went to live in Loughborough but after her husband died in 1945, Minnie moved back to south London and bought a house with her sister Elsie, at 20 Cloisters Avenue, Bickley, near to where her son Geoffrey was living. 
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+Minnie died at Cloisters Avenue on 11 July 1953, aged 66, from 'acute pulmonary odema /coronary occlusion /coronary atheroma' (Heart attack??)
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+As I was only 3 years old and living in Kenya when Minnie died so I never knew her as a grandmother but I know she made me toys and clothes and wrote a bedtime story for me (see contents). We only met once in 1951.