Annie Chemis
Homemaker, dairy worker, petitioner, charwoman
About Annie Chemis
Lived 1862 – 1939 (aged 76). Annie Chemis was a New Zealand homemaker, dairy worker and charwoman.
Annie Chemis ( 24 May 1862 – 21 February 1939) was a New Zealand homemaker, dairy worker, petitioner and charwoman. She was born in County Kerry, Ireland on 24 May 1862. Her husband Louis Chemis was imprisoned for the murder of Thomas Hawkings in 1889, and after his eventual release from prison in 1897, committed suicide by blowing himself up with dynamite.
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Who was Annie Chemis?
Homemaker, dairy worker, petitioner, charwoman
When was Annie Chemis born?
Annie Chemis was born on 24 May 1862.
When did Annie Chemis die?
Annie Chemis died on 21 February 1939.
What was Annie Chemis's occupation?
Annie Chemis was a homemaker, dairy worker and charwoman.
What nationality was Annie Chemis?
Annie Chemis was New Zealand.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Annie Chemis. https://biography.guide/annie-chemis/
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