Fanny Wheeler

Fanny Wheeler
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1884–1945 · 60 years old

Born 14 May 1884 in Blandford Forum, Dorset, EnglandDied 15 January 1945 in Maryborough, Queensland, Australia

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Family

Parents

CW Charles Hicks Wheeler 1864–1928 father ST Sarah Harriet Thomas 1865–1904 mother

Spouse

GH George Chantery Smith Hurt 1877–1942 m. 10 September 1900

Children with George Chantery Smith Hurt

LH Lilly Adelaide Hurt 1904–1904 MH Myrtle Evelyn Hurt 1907–1976 EH Ethel Fanny Hurt 1910–1960

Places 15 locations

BirthMigrationMarriageResidenceDeath / burial

Timeline

1880s
Born 14 May 1884

Blandford Forum, Dorset, England
0
Baptised 14 May 1884

Blandford Forum, Dorset, England
2
Arrival 18 December 1886

Maryborough, Queensland, Australia

Selkirkshire: Age: 2
1900s
16
Married to George Chantery Smith Hurt 10 September 1900

Maryborough, Queensland, Australia
20
Death of mother Sarah Harriet Thomas 19 May 1904

Maryborough, Queensland, Australiaaged 39
20
Birth of daughter Lilly Adelaide Hurt 2 August 1904

Maryborough, Queensland, Australia
20
Death of daughter Lilly Adelaide Hurt 24 November 1904

Maryborough, Queensland, Australiainfant
21
Residence 1905

Mount Bauple, Queensland, Australia
22
Birth of daughter Myrtle Evelyn Hurt 7 May 1907
24
Residence 1908

Tiaro, Queensland, Australia
1910s
26
Birth of daughter Ethel Fanny Hurt 17 December 1910

Maryborough, Queensland, Australia
29
Residence 1913

Tiaro, Queensland, Australia
35
Residence 1919

Tiaro, Queensland, Australia
1920s
44
Death of father Charles Hicks Wheeler 19 September 1928

Bundaberg, Queensland, Australiaaged 64
1930s
52
Residence 1936

Tiaro, Queensland, Australia
1940s
58
Death of husband George Chantery Smith Hurt 10 September 1942

Gootchie, Queensland, Australiaaged 64
59
Residence 1943

Tiaro, Queensland, Australia
Undated
Departure

Plymouth, Devon, England
Residence

Queensland, Australia
Origin

Dorset, England
1940s
60
Died 15 January 1945

Maryborough, Queensland, Australia
60
Buried 15 January 1945

Tiaro, Queensland, Australia