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| 1925 | Born 27 March at Bovey Tracey, Devon |
| 1932 | Older sister Pamela dies of leukaemia |
| 1936 | Leaves home for boarding school |
| 1938 | Begins at Malvern Girls’ College |
| 1943 | Joins the staff at Radar Research and Development Establishment (RRDE) |
| 1944 | Father dies unexpectedly |
| 1945 | Moves to London after war ends |
| 1947 | Leaves UK for Switzerland |
| 1949 | Moves to Cape Town |
| 1951 | Returns to England; settles in London and starts work at the BBC |
| 1953 | Professes faith in Christ, 1 January, at All Souls watch-night service |
| 1954 | Counsellor and supervisor in Billy Graham’s Harringay Crusade |
| 1956 | Joins the staff of All Souls Church |
| 1958 | All Souls Clubhouse opens; Basic Christianity published (the first book Frances typed) |
| 1960 | Administrator for Church of England Evangelical Council (CEEC), constituted as first member of Evangelical Fellowship in the Anglican Communion (EFAC) |
| 1970 | Moves into downstairs office as Michael Baughen becomes Vicar of All Souls; Administrator for new Langham Trust |
| 1971 | Administrator of new Evangelical Literature Trust (ELT); and appointed to new committee to oversee Langham Scholars programme |
| 1973 | Mother moves back to UK permanently. Purchase of home in Bourne End |
| 1978 | Happy Triumvirate is established |
| 1982 | London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC) opens |
| 1996 | Appointed to new group of John Stott’s Literary Executors |
| 2001 | Awarded Lambeth MA. Late that year Langham Partnership is founded, embracing ELT, Langham Scholars and Langham Preaching |
| 2002 | Evelyn Whitehead dies, aged 104 |
| 2004 | Participates in BBC Radio 4 Sunday Worship broadcast from The Hookses |
| 2006 | Celebratory lunch to mark 50 years of service as John Stott’s Secretary |
| 2007 | Takes John Stott to College of St Barnabas |
| 2011 | Formal retirement from Langham Partnership (but not as John Stott’s secretary); and from John Stott’s Literary Executors (remaining as a Consultant); John Stott dies; participates in BBC Radio 4 Sunday Worship (broadcast 1 January 2012) |
| 2012 | Gives opening tribute at Memorial Service in St Paul’s Cathedral; places archives in Lambeth Palace; finally retires to Bourne End |
