kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
NameCharlotte Rutter 
Birth23 May 1850, Kent Street, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia8
Deathabt 18 Oct 1924, Chatswood, New South Wales, Australia9
Burial20 Oct 1924, Waverley, New South Wales, Australia
FatherJohn Yates Rutter (1811-1865)
MotherCharlotte Martin Carr (ch. 1821-1884)
Spouses
Birth18 Apr 1839, Yackungarrah Creek County of St Vincent7
Death1 Aug 1882, Redfern, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
FatherBasil O Kendall (1809-1852)
MotherMelinda Olivia Leonora McNally (1815-1893)
Marriage7 Mar 1868, Glebe, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
ChildrenLizzie Araluen (1869-1871)
Frederick Clarence (1871-1951)
Louis Frank Rutter (1873-1932)
Athelstan (1877-)
Evelyn Persia (1878-1956)
Roma (1879-)
Orara (1881-1882)
Notes for Charlotte Rutter
OBITUARY.
MRS. CHARLOTTE KENDALL.
The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte Kendall, re-
lict of the late Henry Kendall, the Australia-
tralian poet, took place yesterday afternoon
in the Church of England Cemetery, Wav-
erley. The procession proceeded by road
from the deceased lady's residence, Walaroi,
Whiting-street, Gore Hill, and Mrs. Kendall
was buried alongside her late husband, and
beneath the monument erected to his memory
in 1887.
The principal mourners were Messrs. Fred-
erick Clarence Kendall, Louis Frank Ken-
dall, and Atholstan Kendall (sons), Miss Emily
Kendall (daughter), Mrs. F. C. Kendall
(daughter-in-law), and the Misses Adams.
The late Mrs. Kendall's other daughter, Mrs.
V. Birch, is at present in England .
Others present included Messrs. A. Peake,
J. Wearne, and F. W. Rose (Public Works
Department), George Robertson and F. McCure
(Messrs. Angus and Robertson, Ltd.), Roderic
Quinn, S. B. Mitchell, George Fillinghame,
Lieutenant-Colonel E. E. Herrod (represent-
ing Public Service Professional Officers' As-
sociation), E. Dunlop, Dr. Coulton, Dr. Shiels,
Mrs. Wonnie, Miss E. McNamara, Mrs. Will-
Wot, Mrs. Wellings, and Mrs. Hinton.12
MRS. CHARLOTTE KENDALL.
The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte Kendall, re-
lict of the late Henry Kendall, the Australia-
tralian poet, took place yesterday afternoon
in the Church of England Cemetery, Wav-
erley. The procession proceeded by road
from the deceased lady's residence, Walaroi,
Whiting-street, Gore Hill, and Mrs. Kendall
was buried alongside her late husband, and
beneath the monument erected to his memory
in 1887.
The principal mourners were Messrs. Fred-
erick Clarence Kendall, Louis Frank Ken-
dall, and Atholstan Kendall (sons), Miss Emily
Kendall (daughter), Mrs. F. C. Kendall
(daughter-in-law), and the Misses Adams.
The late Mrs. Kendall's other daughter, Mrs.
V. Birch, is at present in England .
Others present included Messrs. A. Peake,
J. Wearne, and F. W. Rose (Public Works
Department), George Robertson and F. McCure
(Messrs. Angus and Robertson, Ltd.), Roderic
Quinn, S. B. Mitchell, George Fillinghame,
Lieutenant-Colonel E. E. Herrod (represent-
ing Public Service Professional Officers' As-
sociation), E. Dunlop, Dr. Coulton, Dr. Shiels,
Mrs. Wonnie, Miss E. McNamara, Mrs. Will-
Wot, Mrs. Wellings, and Mrs. Hinton.12