Appearance

Physical Description

trim

Facial Features

intense look well kept

Apparel & Accessories

well tailored and gentlemans attire

Mentality

Personal history

Diplomat and businessman

• Junior attaché to a delegation to Egypt 1862


• Assistant to deputy head of trade mission India 1865


• Personal Assistant to Ambassador of Burma 1867


• Aide De Camp to Sir August Howard 3rd Earl of Derby London 1869


• Entrusted with the transport of government dispatches and orders between colonial Embassies 1870 - 1872

Married Elizabeth Madeline Hall-Davis in 1867 had 1 child both die 1870 in the 4th cholera outbreak London (1868 – 1870) hasn’t remarried yet.


Comes to Adelaide 1872


Invested money in Vineyards in Auldana, Wool, grain and investments in the newly formed South Australian Brewing, Malting & Wine & Spirit Co. Ltd with Sir Edwin Smith at its helm returning a comfortable income (350 pounds). Also invested in 3 worker homes getting 50 pounds per year in total (renting a 6 room home in the city 32 pounds per year)


Inheritance from parent’s estate (500 pounds) including a significant library (600 books)


Sold small property plus chattels in London 300 pounds


Somewhat generous inheritance from Sir Henry Young’s estate (1000 guineas)


 
Sir Edwin Smith Friend social contact Adelaide
Sir Henry Young governor (Godfather while in England prior to Knighthood and Sth African governorship and influence to enter diplomacy) died 1870 England

Education

Well Educated and worldly

Employment

Diplomatic corp retired now a business man

Mental Trauma

Familys death

Known Languages

English


Latin

Personality

Motivation

Driven and professional

Quotes & Catchphrases

Deeds cannot be disputed

Hygiene

imaculate

Social

Birthplace

London

Current Residence

Adelaide

Wealth & Financial state

Upper class