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Robert Dudley Edwards
Robert Walter Dudley Edwards (4 June 1909 – 5 June 1988) was an Irish historian.
==Biography==
Robert Walter Dudley Edwards, known to his friends as Robin and his students as 'Dudley'〔"Dr Robin Dudley Edwards dies in Dublin", ''Irish Times'', 6 June 1988〕〔Aidan Clarke, "Robert Dudley Edwards (1909-88)", ''Irish Historical Studies'', Vol. 26, No. 102 (Nov., 1988), pp. 121-127〕 was born in Dublin. His father was Walter Dudley Edwards, a journalist who came to Ireland with his wife, Bridget Teresa MacInerney from Clare, and became a civil servant.〔〔(National Archives of Ireland, Census 1911 )〕 His mother was a supporter of women's rights and Dudley recalled that he had a 'Votes for Women' flag on his pram.〔 Educated first at the Catholic University School, Robert moved to St. Enda's School after the 1916 rising, and then Synge Street CBS, finally returning to the Catholic University School. In his final exams he failed French and Irish but gained first place in Ireland in history.〔 In 1933, Edwards married Sheila O'Sullivan, a folklorist and teacher. They had three children: Mary; Ruth Dudley Edwards, a historian, crime novelist, journalist and broadcaster, and Owen Dudley Edwards, a historian at the University of Edinburgh. Sheila died in April 1985.〔"Mrs Sheila Dudley Edwards", ''Irish Times'', 22 April 1985.〕 Robert Dudley Edwards died in 1988 in St. Vincent's Hospital after a short illness.〔
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