71:(1870). In 1845, she married the practising lawyer John Gwynne, one half of the partnership Messrs. Gwynne and Stokes (the other half being William Rees Stokes). Their partnership and marriage gave Fanny a secure financial base in order to continue living her privileged lifestyle. John may have encouraged Fanny's work behind the scenes. After her father died, Fanny stopped writing and started supporting charitable activities. John joined the committee of a
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After John died in 1880, Fanny withdrew from society for the most part. She had numerous houses left available at St. Julian Street and Bridge Street, such as St. Julian House, where she and her late husband had enjoyed a comfortable life. Later In life, Fanny suffered because her servant was
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in 1870 and Fanny supplied the hospital with a kitchen. They were eager to support any activities that improved Tenby. She served at least 5 years as the
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neglectful. After the public investigated the neglect, Fanny was entrusted to the care of Dr. Hamilton. She died aged 82 on 14 May 1901. Some of her artworks are held by Tenby Museum.
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