Annie G. (Annie Gregg) Savigny

Annie Gregg Savigny, née Ryan, was a 19th-century Canadian novelist who is thought to have been born in England around 1838 and died in 1901. She is associated most closely with Toronto, where her fiction found readers and where her name appears on several surviving editions and library records.

She is known for novels including A Romance of Toronto (Founded on Fact) and A Heart-Song of To-day. Sources also describe her as an amateur astronomer and an advocate of animal welfare, suggesting a writer whose interests reached well beyond fiction.

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