"housekeeperess" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1885 March 12, “Personal and Impersonal”, in The Greeley News, volume IV, number 41, Greeley, Kan., column 8",
          "text": "“Miss Mary Anderson has an idea of becoming a London manageress,” says a contemporary. We hoped that when May had made her little pile as an actress, she would make some good man a nice little wifess and settle down as a charming housekeeperess.",
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          "ref": "1890 November 19, “Rough on the Bird”, in Fun, volume LII, number 1332, London: […] W. Lay, […], page 217",
          "text": "The housekeeperess of M. Molière / Was rather useful, you’re aware, / For to that lady, it is said, / His various comedies he read.",
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          "ref": "1985, Rogue Digger, Rogue Valley Genealogical Society, pages 31–32",
          "text": "Eruaga Marie 18 f housekeeperess[…]Mieg Jeanne 17 f housekeeperess",
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          "ref": "1987, Punch, page 38, column 4",
          "text": "We meet a Dirty Architect, who makes lots of money and likes his butter rolled into spheres by his Irish housekeeperess, Mary.",
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        "A female housekeeper."
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        "(rare, dated) A female housekeeper."
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          "ref": "1885 March 12, “Personal and Impersonal”, in The Greeley News, volume IV, number 41, Greeley, Kan., column 8",
          "text": "“Miss Mary Anderson has an idea of becoming a London manageress,” says a contemporary. We hoped that when May had made her little pile as an actress, she would make some good man a nice little wifess and settle down as a charming housekeeperess.",
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          "ref": "1890 November 19, “Rough on the Bird”, in Fun, volume LII, number 1332, London: […] W. Lay, […], page 217",
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          "text": "We meet a Dirty Architect, who makes lots of money and likes his butter rolled into spheres by his Irish housekeeperess, Mary.",
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        "A female housekeeper."
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