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| − | '''Eve Barham''' (1951 - 1999) is the second wife of [[Richard Dawkins]]. She is the second of three ex-wives to divorce him. In 1999, she died of [[cancer]].<ref>[https://www.myheritage.com/names/eve_barham Eve Barham], Myheritage.com</ref> | + | '''Eve Barham''' (1951 - 1999) is the second wife of [[Richard Dawkins]]. She is the second of three ex-wives to divorce him. In 1999, she died of [[cancer]].<ref>[https://www.myheritage.com/names/eve_barham Eve Barham], Myheritage.com</ref> She is also the mother of [[Juliet Emma Dawkins]]. |
''The Independent'' wrote concerning Dawkins' relationship to his ex-wife Eve Barham: "His second marriage, to Eve Barham, ended in bitterness which persists to this day. He asked one recent interviewer not even to mention her name. "Can't you just call her the mother of my daughter?".<ref>[https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/anatomy-of-a-selfish-genius-1178659.html Anatomy of a selfish genius], The Independent</ref> | ''The Independent'' wrote concerning Dawkins' relationship to his ex-wife Eve Barham: "His second marriage, to Eve Barham, ended in bitterness which persists to this day. He asked one recent interviewer not even to mention her name. "Can't you just call her the mother of my daughter?".<ref>[https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/anatomy-of-a-selfish-genius-1178659.html Anatomy of a selfish genius], The Independent</ref> | ||
Revision as of 17:03, July 30, 2019
Eve Barham (1951 - 1999) is the second wife of Richard Dawkins. She is the second of three ex-wives to divorce him. In 1999, she died of cancer.[1] She is also the mother of Juliet Emma Dawkins.
The Independent wrote concerning Dawkins' relationship to his ex-wife Eve Barham: "His second marriage, to Eve Barham, ended in bitterness which persists to this day. He asked one recent interviewer not even to mention her name. "Can't you just call her the mother of my daughter?".[2]
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Notes
- ↑ Eve Barham, Myheritage.com
- ↑ Anatomy of a selfish genius, The Independent