Annie Lucy Deane

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Annie Lucy Deane was born on 2 October 1887 at Adelaide.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Stutley and Elizabeth Deane.^1,2 When Annie was about 14 years she left her home and went to live with a Mrs. Neal in South Melbourne. Mrs. Neal had befriended her at the Montague St. Church of England, and Annie looked after Mrs. Neal’s children.²

Annie Lucy Deane married George Setter on Thursday, 28 November 1907 at the Melbourne suburb of Carlton. They were 20 and 24 respectively.² Annie Lucy Deane was a seamstress circa 1910.²

Annie died on 20 March 1971 at at Box Hill Hospital in the Melbourne suburb of Box Hill at age 83 of a stroke. She is remembered as 'the most gentle, generous, loving individual one could possibly meet. She had very little but gave everything away. She befriended the unfortunate, the poor and downtrodden.²'