William Harris CARDELL, died 1881 in Australia

[ElizabethHerts]

Could someone please tell me a little about this man in Australia, please?
He was baptised in Phillack in 1793.


Year 1881
Forename William Harris
Surname CARDELL
Parish Or Reg District Cornwall
Destination Australia, South Australia
Age 88
Occupation
Notes Death notice in The Wallaroo Times and Mining Journal
Comments
Transcriber Penelope Shorne

[Macbev]

From the Western Star and Roma Advertiser, Saturday 26 November 1881
Cardell - At Tickera, South Australia,at the residence of his son-in-law Henry Bruce, William Harris Cardell, aged 90 years, and father of Chas William E.b. Cardell, chemist, Roma


Evening Journal (Adelaide,SA)Tue 30 Aug 1870
William. Harris Cardell was charged, on the information of Inspector Ray, of Kensington and Norwood, with keeping a house of illfame.
Mr. J. W. Downer for defendant.Informant stated that defendant had been cautioned as to the character of persons residing in one of his houses, and promised to get rid of them. Andrew Smith said he was quite "intosticated," and " could not swear to nothing." Another witness said the place was a house of "ill-flame," and he had seen men come out with their "waists round women's arms," and afterwards corrected


himiself on the latter point. Had seen a man go in and stay all day till late in the evening.





The evidence was not deemed sufficient. Dismissed.

[ElizabethHerts]

Thanks, Macbev.

I'm transcribing the will of his mother. They are an interesting family. Any indication of when he emigrated?

They can't agree on his age, which is understandable, I suppose. One report said he was 88.

[Macbev]

Sth Aust Police Gazettes, 1874
Stolen from William Cardell, in Adelaide, on the 16th inst, a white poodle dog, with brass collar, on which was engraved W.H.Cardell, Wright-st Adelaide. Answers to the name of "Quiz".


From Australia, Death Index:




Name: Charles William Edmund Boys Cardell Birth Year: abt 1843 Age: 68 Death Date: 04 Sep 1911 Death Place: Brucefield Residence Place: Brucefield Registration Place: Daly, South Australia Page Number: 326 Volume Number: 359

[ElizabethHerts]

Thanks, that was the son mentioned who was a chemist.

I love the entry about the dog. I wonder if he was retrieved.

[Macbev]

Just adding in bits and pieces as I find them.

Daughter Letitia Caroline Parminter Kemp Cardell bapt 14 Dec 1841 married Henry Bruce 11 Dec 1869, Wallaroo Sth Aus
Issue:
1. Albert Henry b. 12 Oct 1870 Wallaroo SA

2. Beatrice Maud b. 16 May 1874 Wallaroo SA

3. Lionel Charles b.8 Mar 1876 SA

4. Alexander David b. 4 Apr 1878 SA
5. Winnifred Annie b. 19 Dec 1880 Tickera SA
6. Helen Gertrude b. 7 Jun 1883 Tickera SA

7. Douglas Edmund b, 16 May 1887, Brucefield South Aus.

[ElizabethHerts]

Thanks, Letitia and Parminter are family names. William had a brother called Parminter and it was his mother's maiden name.

[Macbev]

I think I saw Letitia on the 1851 census, but not her brother. Getting late here, so I'll have another look tomorrow. Do you know if the mother died before the emigration? At least, if the family went to S.A. we know they were not transported.

[ElizabethHerts]

Macbev, your help is much appreciated.

William Harris Cardell didn't marry until 1841, in his late 40s. I didn't think it was him at first. His bride was Caroline Augusta Hempel.

[ElizabethHerts]

Letitia and Charles were baptised at Probus, Cornwall in 1841 and 1843 respectively.

Both William and Caroline were from well-to-do families.

[ElizabethHerts]

Another brother went to Adelaide:

Day Month 28-Nov
Year 1867
Parish Or Reg District Royal Cornwall Gazette
Forename Edward
Surname CARDELL
Age
Residence Adelaide, South Australia
Notes September 13, the 6th son of Mr. Wm., late of the Barton of G---den , in the Parish of Probus, from the effects of a fall from a horse? on the previous day
Transcriber Notes Faint scan; details unclear
Transcriber Karen Duvall


I also wonder if yet another brother, Charles, went to Australia.

[Mary from Italy]

You can find a lot about the family, including Edward's inquest, on Trove:

https://trove.nla.gov.au/

[Macbev]

The Kadina and Wallaroo Times (SA : 1888 - 1954) (https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/109120576?searchTerm=charles%20cardell&searchLimits=#)

Sat 9 Sep 1911 (https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/109120576?searchTerm=charles%20cardell&searchLimits=#)


On Monday morning there died at the residence of his sister, Mrs H. Bruce,'Bannockburn,' Brucefield, Mr Edwin William Charles Boyce Cardell, who for several years was in charge of the Kadina Medical Hall. The deceased, who was 68 years of age, was born at Probus,Cornwall, and came to South Australia at the age of 14. For a period of five years he was associated with Dr Frankis, one ofthe early medical men of the State, and

under his tuition became a pharmaceutical chemist. He afterwards entered the


employ of Messrs Main & Son, of Adelaide, as a dispenser, and after spending a


few years at Kapunda and Wallaroo,where he was manager for Mr W. H.


Birks, went to Queensland. He spent thirteen years in that State at Roma and


Cloncurry following his profession, andabout eleven years ago, after being in


charge of the Kadina Medical Hall, and spending a few years at Yorketown, where


he was employed as a chemist by Mr Marston, went to live with his sister, Mrs


H. Bruce, at Brucefield. The funeral of the deceased took place on Tuesday at


the Wallaroo Cemetery, the Rev Albert Morris conducting the burial service, the


funeral arrangements being in charge of


Mr G. R. Haddy.

From this article, it looks like the family emigrated ca 1857

[Macbev]

1855 - death of Caroline Augusta Cardell. Looks like William went to S.A without his family
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/207072739?searchTerm=w.h.%20cardell&searchLimits=l-state=South+Australia
Letitia's obit here. She emigrated to SA, after her father
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/109164216?searchTerm=letitia%20cardell%20bruce&searchLimits=l-state=South+Australia
W.H.Cardell advises on how to keep eggs fresh. Says he was in Constantinople in 1830
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/92251395?searchTerm=w.h.%20cardell&searchLimits=l-state=South+Australia
1858, letters to the editor in Adelaide
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/49784090?searchTerm=w.h.%20cardell&searchLimits=l-state=South+Australia

[ElizabethHerts]

Thanks, Macbev, you have been most helpful. When I transcribe wills for my OPC parish I do get quite involved with the people mentioned.

I'll take a look at Trove after breakfast myself. The parents of William had 11 children and I was interested to see what happened to them all.