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Fanny Harriet Kendall (nee Wheeler) (1822-1914)
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TitleFanny Harriet Kendall (nee Wheeler) (1822-1914)AcknowledgementFiona O'Meara on behalf of Wheeler family descendants
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DescriptionFanny Kendall (nee Wheeler) (1822-1914) was born in the United Kingdom in 1822. Before arriving in Australia, she worked as a school mistress at a boarding school in Chelmsford, Essex, though it is unknown which school it was.
Fanny travelled to Australia on the ship 'Maidstone' in 1858, where she landed at Port Phillip. She came with her brother, Edmund Wheeler (1826-1870), and his family.
Fanny married Richard John Kendall (c.1803 - 1895), who was a master, or teacher, at Ipswich Grammar School, Town Clerk for the Municipality of Ipswich, and a Warden of St Paul's Anglican Church.
After her brother Edmund and Edmund's wife Clara Wheeler (nee Meares) ( -1872) died, their son Dr James Atkin Wheeler (1861-1939) came to live with Richard and Fanny. James was awarded a scholarship to Ipswich Grammar School.
They lived in 'Rosalie', the Kendall family home, at 2B Kendall Street, East Ipswich, Ipswich, Queensland. The street was named after the family. This house, 'Rosalie', has been demolished. A new house was built on the property in 1951 with timbers from the Verrall home at Aratula.Additional Information Image qips-2022-10-17-0002 is a studio portrait taken in Brisbane through Albert Lomer Studio photography studio circa 1873.
Image qips-2022-10-18-0010 is a studio portrait taken in Brisbane through Thomas Mathewson & Co. photography studio in the 19th century.
Image qips-2022-10-17-0055 was taken at 'Rosalie' circa 1910.
Image qips-2022-10-17-0031 was taken at 'Rosalie' circa 1910. The subjects are: Dorothy Constance (Dors) Wheeler (1895-1988),
Lillah Constance Wheeler (c.1865-1959), Fanny Kendall (nee Wheeler) (1822-1914), Mary Elizabeth (Betty) Greenfield (nee Wheeler) (19/9/1897 -1982).
Image qips-2015-03-05-0002 was taken in the same session as image qips-2022-10-17-0031.
Image qips-2022-10-17-0020 was taken at 'Rosalie' circa 1910.
Image qips-2022-10-17-0027 was taken at 'Rosalie' circa 1910.
Image qips-2022-10-17-0032 was taken at 'Rosalie' circa 1910.
Image qips-2015-03-05-0001 was taken at 'Rosalie' circa 1910.
Image qips-2022-10-09-0017 was taken at 'Rosalie' circa 1910.Albert Lomer opened his Brisbane studio in 1873 (it closed in 1904). It is thought that Lomer opened a branch studio in Ipswich between 1898 and 1899.
Fanny travelled to Australia on the ship 'Maidstone' in 1858, where she landed at Port Phillip. She came with her brother, Edmund Wheeler (1826-1870), and his family.
Fanny married Richard John Kendall (c.1803 - 1895), who was a master, or teacher, at Ipswich Grammar School, Town Clerk for the Municipality of Ipswich, and a Warden of St Paul's Anglican Church.
After her brother Edmund and Edmund's wife Clara Wheeler (nee Meares) ( -1872) died, their son Dr James Atkin Wheeler (1861-1939) came to live with Richard and Fanny. James was awarded a scholarship to Ipswich Grammar School.
They lived in 'Rosalie', the Kendall family home, at 2B Kendall Street, East Ipswich, Ipswich, Queensland. The street was named after the family. This house, 'Rosalie', has been demolished. A new house was built on the property in 1951 with timbers from the Verrall home at Aratula.Additional Information Image qips-2022-10-17-0002 is a studio portrait taken in Brisbane through Albert Lomer Studio photography studio circa 1873.
Image qips-2022-10-18-0010 is a studio portrait taken in Brisbane through Thomas Mathewson & Co. photography studio in the 19th century.
Image qips-2022-10-17-0055 was taken at 'Rosalie' circa 1910.
Image qips-2022-10-17-0031 was taken at 'Rosalie' circa 1910. The subjects are: Dorothy Constance (Dors) Wheeler (1895-1988),
Lillah Constance Wheeler (c.1865-1959), Fanny Kendall (nee Wheeler) (1822-1914), Mary Elizabeth (Betty) Greenfield (nee Wheeler) (19/9/1897 -1982).
Image qips-2015-03-05-0002 was taken in the same session as image qips-2022-10-17-0031.
Image qips-2022-10-17-0020 was taken at 'Rosalie' circa 1910.
Image qips-2022-10-17-0027 was taken at 'Rosalie' circa 1910.
Image qips-2022-10-17-0032 was taken at 'Rosalie' circa 1910.
Image qips-2015-03-05-0001 was taken at 'Rosalie' circa 1910.
Image qips-2022-10-09-0017 was taken at 'Rosalie' circa 1910.Albert Lomer opened his Brisbane studio in 1873 (it closed in 1904). It is thought that Lomer opened a branch studio in Ipswich between 1898 and 1899.
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Buildings & StructuresRosalieBusinessesThomas Mathewson & Co.Albert Lomer StudioPeople & FamiliesFanny Harriet Kendall (nee Wheeler) (1822-1914)Wheeler familyDorothy Constance (Dors) Wheeler (1895-1988)Lillah Constance Wheeler (c.1865-1959)Mary Elizabeth (Betty) Greenfield (nee Wheeler) (1897-1982)Kendall FamilyRichard John Kendall (c.1803 - 1895)Albert LomerThomas MatthewsonDr James Atkin Wheeler (1861-1939)
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Reference IDqips-2022-10-17-0015qips-2022-10-17-0031qips-2022-10-17-0027qips-2022-10-17-0020qips-2022-10-17-0032qips-2022-10-18-0010qips-2022-10-17-0002qips-2022-10-09-0017Asset TypeImage - JpegImages, Maps and Artefacts (Trove mapping field)imageColour or Black & White ImageBlack & WhiteHigher Resolution Available (contact Picture Ipswich)YesCopyright NoticeCreated prior to 1st January 1955 and as such copyright has expired. Moral rights subsist and the item should be correctly attributed and its integrity preserved.
To use this image, please contact the Picture Ipswich Digital Archivist.
Created prior to 1st January 1955 and as such copyright has expired. Moral rights subsist and the item should be correctly attributed and its integrity preserved.
To use this image, please contact the Picture Ipswich Digital Archivist.
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