Frances Anne FENN [1936]

  General Notes:

WAKEFIELD— FENN. On the 20th September, at Christchurch, North Adelaide, by the Rev. Thomas Field, M.A., S. R. Wakefield, of Glenelg, to Frances Ann, second daughter of the late Charles Fenn, of North Adelaide.
Ref Trove: South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900) Saturday 22 September 1877

On WEDNESDAY. May 3, at 11.
NORTH EASTERN-ROAD, MEDINDIE, (adjoining Smith's Nursery).
SURPLUS FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.
JOHNSON & COMPANY are instructed by Mrs S R Wakefield, who is removing to the country, to sell
A Large Quantity of FURNITURE
Details to-morrow's papers.
Ref: Trove The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA Monday 1 May 1905

On WEDNESDAY, May 3, at 11.
NORTH-EASTERN ROAD. MEDINDIE (adjoining Smith's Nursery) ,
SURPLUS FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. J
JOHNSON & COMPANy are instructed by Mrs. S. R Wakefield, who is removing to the country, to sell:
Brussels Carpet, Handsome Ebon Overmantel (high class piece Furniture), good Drawing room Suite, in Tapestry, Walnut Folding Card Table, Brackets, and Ornaments. Walnut Canterbury, two Huon Wardrobes and Chest 7 drawers, Pair Toilets and Mirror, good Cane Couch, Three quarter B M. Bedstead, 2 Chests each 5 drawers, Matting and Carpets, Kitchen Table, Icechest, Nursery Guard, Single Safe, Crockery, Gilt Clock, Magic Lanterns, Lawn Mower.
On View Wednesday Morning
Ref: Trove The Advertiser Adelaide, SA Tuesday 2 May 1905

By direction of MESSRS. SCAMMELL, HARDY & SKIPPER, Solicitors for the
Trustee of the late Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Wakefield's Settlement:- NEAT LITTLE BUNGALOW, NEW PARKSIDE NO. 43 CREMORNE ST., pleasantly situated, a few doors from the Kings-wood tramway, handy to Unley Oval, schools, shops, etc. Built of brick (roughcast) on glazed brick base, with parapetted verandah and shingled gables, it contains wide hall. 4 rooms (17 x 14, 16 x 14, 14 x 14, and 13 x 13), also kitchenette, lobby, bath room, and usual conveniences. Land 50 x 157, nice garden, lawn, hedge, shady wattle tree, several well-tended fruit trees, vines, shed, small shadehouse.
Ref: Trove The Mail Adelaide, SA Saturday 11 SeptedIGGERber 1937

There is an entry in the SA Deaths CD produced by the South Australian Genealogical Soc., for Frances Anne WakefieldabrieviationsDiggesrDIGGERFennHUGHES

DESCENDANTS of Edward Gibbon Wakefield are still interested In South Australia.
His Brother Felix, who was principal superintendent of the Army Works Corps in the Crimea, died at Sumner, New Zealand in 1875. One of Felix's six sons was Salvator Rosa Wakefield, who was associated with Elder, Smith & Co. in Adelaide and lived at Aldgate (Incidentally he had a brother, Murat). S. R. Wakefleld married first Miss Cox, of Adelaide and they had a son Edward Gibbon and daughter Constance; he married secondly Miss Fanny Fenn, and they had a son Charles William Wakefield, of Morphett Vale, and daughter Alice Josephine.
These facts can be found in The Royal Lineage of our Noble and Gentle Families, together with their Paternal Ancestry, by Joseph Foster (1887) in the Public Library.
Ref: Trove The Advertiser Adelaide, SA Wednesday 12 December 1951




On WEDNESDAY. May 3, at 11.
NORTH EASTERN-ROAD, MEDINDIE, (adjoining Smith's Nursery).
SURPLUS FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.
JOHNSON & COMPANY are instructed by Mrs S R Wakefield, who is removing to the country, to sell
A Large Quantity of FURNITURE
Details to-morrow's papers.
Ref: Trove The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA Monday 1 May 1905

On WEDNESDAY, May 3, at 11.
NORTH-EASTERN ROAD. MEDINDIE (adjoining Smith's Nursery) ,
SURPLUS FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. J
JOHNSON & COMPANy are instructed by Mrs. S. R Wakefield, who is removing to the country, to sell:
Brussels Carpet, Handsome Ebon Overmantel (high class piece Furniture), good Drawing room Suite, in Tapestry, Walnut Folding Card Table, Brackets, and Ornaments. Walnut Canterbury, two Huon Wardrobes and Chest 7 drawers, Pair Toilets and Mirror, good Cane Couch, Three quarter B M. Bedstead, 2 Chests each 5 drawers, Matting and Carpets, Kitchen Table, Icechest, Nursery Guard, Single Safe, Crockery, Gilt Clock, Magic Lanterns, Lawn Mower.
On View Wednesday Morning
Ref: Trove The Advertiser Adelaide, SA Tuesday 2 May 1905

By direction of MESSRS. SCAMMELL, HARDY & SKIPPER, Solicitors for the
Trustee of the late Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Wakefield's Settlement:- NEAT LITTLE BUNGALOW, NEW PARKSIDE NO. 43 CREMORNE ST., pleasantly situated, a few doors from the Kings-wood tramway, handy to Unley Oval, schools, shops, etc. Built of brick (roughcast) on glazed brick base, with parapetted verandah and shingled gables, it contains wide hall. 4 rooms (17 x 14, 16 x 14, 14 x 14, and 13 x 13), also kitchenette, lobby, bath room, and usual conveniences. Land 50 x 157, nice garden, lawn, hedge, shady wattle tree, several well-tended fruit trees, vines, shed, small shadehouse.
Ref: Trove The Mail Adelaide, SA Saturday 11 SeptedIGGERber 1937

There is an entry in the SA Deaths CD produced by the South Australian Genealogical Soc., for Frances Anne WakefieldabrieviationsDiggesrDIGGERFennHUGHES

DESCENDANTS of Edward Gibbon Wakefield are still interested In South Australia.
His Brother Felix, who was principal superintendent of the Army Works Corps in the Crimea, died at Sumner, New Zealand in 1875. One of Felix's six sons was Salvator Rosa Wakefield, who was associated with Elder, Smith & Co. in Adelaide and lived at Aldgate (Incidentally he had a brother, Murat). S. R. Wakefleld married first Miss Cox, of Adelaide and they had a son Edward Gibbon and daughter Constance; he married secondly Miss Fanny Fenn, and they had a son Charles William Wakefield, of Morphett Vale, and daughter Alice Josephine.
These facts can be found in The Royal Lineage of our Noble and Gentle Families, together with their Paternal Ancestry, by Joseph Foster (1887) in the Public Library.
Ref: Trove The Advertiser Adelaide, SA Wednesday 12 December 1951




On WEDNESDAY. May 3, at 11.
NORTH EASTERN-ROAD, MEDINDIE, (adjoining Smith's Nursery).
SURPLUS FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.
JOHNSON & COMPANY are instructed by Mrs S R Wakefield, who is removing to the country, to sell
A Large Quantity of FURNITURE
Details to-morrow's papers.
Ref: Trove The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA Monday 1 May 1905

On WEDNESDAY, May 3, at 11.
NORTH-EASTERN ROAD. MEDINDIE (adjoining Smith's Nursery) ,
SURPLUS FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. J
JOHNSON & COMPANy are instructed by Mrs. S. R Wakefield, who is removing to the country, to sell:
Brussels Carpet, Handsome Ebon Overmantel (high class piece Furniture), good Drawing room Suite, in Tapestry, Walnut Folding Card Table, Brackets, and Ornaments. Walnut Canterbury, two Huon Wardrobes and Chest 7 drawers, Pair Toilets and Mirror, good Cane Couch, Three quarter B M. Bedstead, 2 Chests each 5 drawers, Matting and Carpets, Kitchen Table, Icechest, Nursery Guard, Single Safe, Crockery, Gilt Clock, Magic Lanterns, Lawn Mower.
On View Wednesday Morning
Ref: Trove The Advertiser Adelaide, SA Tuesday 2 May 1905

By direction of MESSRS. SCAMMELL, HARDY & SKIPPER, Solicitors for the
Trustee of the late Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Wakefield's Settlement:- NEAT LITTLE BUNGALOW, NEW PARKSIDE NO. 43 CREMORNE ST., pleasantly situated, a few doors from the Kings-wood tramway, handy to Unley Oval, schools, shops, etc. Built of brick (roughcast) on glazed brick base, with parapetted verandah and shingled gables, it contains wide hall. 4 rooms (17 x 14, 16 x 14, 14 x 14, and 13 x 13), also kitchenette, lobby, bath room, and usual conveniences. Land 50 x 157, nice garden, lawn, hedge, shady wattle tree, several well-tended fruit trees, vines, shed, small shadehouse.
Ref: Trove The Mail Adelaide, SA Saturday 11 SeptedIGGERber 1937

There is an entry in the SA Deaths CD produced by the South Australian Genealogical Soc., for Frances Ann Wakefield died 9 Aug 1909 at Houghton, residing at Parkside Adelaide, aged 50 single, E Possingham was a relative named.

DESCENDANTS of Edward Gibbon Wakefield are still interested In South Australia.
His Brother Felix, who was principal superintendent of the Army Works Corps in the Crimea, died at Sumner, New Zealand in 1875. One of Felix's six sons was Salvator Rosa Wakefield, who was associated with Elder, Smith & Co. in Adelaide and lived at Aldgate (Incidentally he had a brother, Murat). S. R. Wakefleld married first Miss Cox, of Adelaide and they had a son Edward Gibbon and daughter Constance; he married secondly Miss Fanny Fenn, and they had a son Charles William Wakefield, of Morphett Vale, and daughter Alice Josephine.
These facts can be found in The Royal Lineage of our Noble and Gentle Families, together with their Paternal Ancestry, by Joseph Foster (1887) in the Public Library.
Ref: Trove The Advertiser Adelaide, SA Wednesday 12 December 1951

Frances married Salvator Rosa WAKEFIELD [1925] [MRIN: 619], son of Felix WAKEFIELD [1665] and Marie Felice Eliza BAILLE [1923], on 20 Sep 1877 in Christ Church Nth Adelaide SA. (Salvator Rosa WAKEFIELD [1925] was born on 24 Mar 1836 in Longford Tasmania and died on 24 Sep 1898 in Medindie Adelaide SA.)