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Degree of Master of Arts of Adelaide, Bachelor of Science (Econ. ) of London. Daughter of Ernest C. W. Priest, of Adelaide, South Australia. Great grand-daughter of Charles Thomas Hewett, an early member of the House of Representatives, South Australia, who was noted for his Immigration Policy.
Wife of Ralph Douglas Wheaton, son of George Wheaton, Esq., Pastoralist, “Hydon,” Red Hills, South Australia.
Family, two sons, Geoffrey Brendan, Neville Alistair.
ACTIVITIES. Travelled extensively in Europe for seven years, some months of which were spent in Rennes University
COMMITTEES. Member of Executive of Victorian Women’s Citizen Movement, Member of National Council of Women.
HOBBIES. Art, Literature, Sociology, Economics and Child Psychology—particularly fond of riding.
CLUB. Lyceum.
ADDRESS. Burke Road, Deepdene, Melbourne, Victoria.
This person appears as a part of the Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 18. [View Article]
'Wheaton, Amy Grace (1898–1988)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/wheaton-amy-grace-15810/text30238, accessed 1 September 2024.
Mrs R.D. Wheaton by Broothorn
Who's Who in the World of Women
10 July,
1898
Gawler,
South Australia,
Australia
12 February,
1988
(aged 89)
Adelaide,
South Australia,
Australia