Elizabeth Tipper

01 January 1660 - 01 January 1698

ET , an obscure late-seventeenth-century writer, was an accomplished poet (as her single collection shows) and worked for John Dunton as a regular periodical contributors: that is, a journalist.

BirthName: Elizabeth Tipper
It is not clear whether Tipper was a birth or married name.

Milestones

1698

ET published with her name a volume of poetry entitled The Pilgrim's Viaticum; or, The Destitute, but not Forlorn.

English Short Title Catalogue. http://estc.bl.uk/.

Biography

Elusive Family Origins

ET 's place and date of birth are unknown. She does not sound like a young woman, so she may well have been born before the Restoration.

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