Charlotte Hough
Charlotte Hough (24 May 1924 – 31 December 2008) (pronounced "how") was the British author of a detective novel and over thirty illustrated children's books. In the 1980s she was convicted of attempted murder, and sentenced to nine months imprisonment, for assisting a suicide.[1]
Personal life
Charlotte Hough was born Charlotte Woodyadd in Brockenhurst, Hampshire. Her father, aged 50, was a doctor in General Practise, and whose lineage went back to William the Conqueror. Her mother, an actress, singer and pianist, was widowed in World War I with a son. Charlotte was raised almost exclusively by her mother.[1]
Charlotte's first husband was the author Richard Hough, and they had five children including the author Deborah Moggach.[1]
In 1997, Charlotte married Dr Louis Ackroyd, a widower formerly in the Colonial Engineering Service and Nottingham University.[1]
References
- ^ a b c d "Obituaries: Charlotte Hough: children's book illustrator". The Times. London. 7 January 2009. Retrieved 26 June 2009.
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