About Georgiana Daniell
Lived 1835 – 1894 (aged 58–59). Georgiana Daniell was a philanthropist and writer.
Georgiana Fanny Shipley Daniell (20 May 1836 – 24 June 1894) was a British philanthropist who was nicknamed "the Soldiers' Friend".
Biography Daniell was born in Madras in India to British parents Louisa Daniell and Captain Frederick Daniell. She was educated in Brighton and was a devout Christian. Daniel and her mother moved to Aldershot in 1862. After her mother died in 1871, Daniel continued her philanthropic work, working on the accounts and correspondence required to run the home at Aldershot. Daniell never married and was known as 'Miss Daniell' in Aldershot. She was assisted by Kate Hanson (1834–1913), one of the volunteer workers.
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British philanthropist 1836-1894
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Georgiana Daniell was a philanthropist and writer.
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