Janet Coats Black

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Janet Coats Black was a Scottish philanthropist and widow of publisher James Tait Black, best known for endowing the prestigious James Tait Black Memorial Prizes in literature.

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instanceOf human
philanthropist
associatedWith University of Edinburgh
cause creation of the James Tait Black Memorial Prizes
countryOfCitizenship Scotland
United Kingdom
ethnicGroup Scottish people
fieldOfWork charitable endowments
hasFamilyName Black
Coats
hasGivenName Janet
hasHonor namesake of the endowment behind the James Tait Black Memorial Prizes
influenced British literary awards tradition
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Church of Scotland
notableFor commemorating her husband through literary prizes
endowing the James Tait Black Memorial Prizes
philanthropic activities in Scotland
support of literary culture in the United Kingdom
notableWork endowment of literary prizes at the University of Edinburgh
occupation philanthropist
placeOfBurial Dean Cemetery, Edinburgh
placeOfResidence Scotland
religion Presbyterian
surface form: Presbyterianism
residence Edinburgh
sexOrGender female
spouse James Tait Black
spouseNotableFor James Tait Black Memorial Prize
surface form: James Tait Black Memorial Prizes
spouseOccupation publisher

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James Tait Black Memorial Prize foundedBy Janet Coats Black