Agni Scott Net Worth

Agni Scott is an actress who was born on February 27, 1828. She is best known for her roles in Bridget Jones's Baby (2016), The Young Messiah (2016) and Spooks (2002). She has been married to Scott Handy since October 19, 2003.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it? Actress
Birth Day February 27, 1828
Age 191 YEARS OLD
Died On 20 May 1899(1899-05-20) (aged 71)\nLeytonstone

💰 Net worth

Agni Scott, a renowned actress, who was born in 1828, has gathered substantial wealth throughout her long and successful career. As of 2024, her net worth is estimated to range between $100,000 to $1 million. Having showcased her exceptional talent and versatility on stage and screen, Scott has captivated audiences worldwide with her mesmerizing performances. Her enduring legacy and contributions to the entertainment industry have undoubtedly played a significant role in amassing her impressive fortune.

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Biography/Timeline

1865

In 1865 she opened a children's home with an attached laundry for girls. This was expanded when she moved the home to a house with land once owned by the Methodist deaconess Mary Bosenquet. She renamed the house as "The Pastures".

1880

In about 1880 Cotton paid for the construction of a purpose built site on land beside the existing building. This site in Leytonstone now included a chapel, industrial laundry, school and it was known as the "Home of the Good Shepherd" to differentiate it from "The Pastures" which was the former base. Previously Cotton's good works had been funded by herself, her family and well wishers but in the 1880s the home attracted funding from the state. It was registered under the Criminal Law Amendment Act although the it was not a home for delinquent girls but a place of training in laundry work for girls who had been involved in prostitution.

1899

Cotton died in Leytonstone in 1899. She was buried with her family and she left monies for women who had assisted her. Her home continued to operate until the second world war under the management of the Community of St John Baptist, Clewer. In 1940 the home was evacuated to Northampton and after the war it never returned.