Name | Maynard, Hannah Hatherly | |
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Birth | 17 Jan 1834 | Bude, Cornwall, Eng., UK ![]() |
Christening | 2 Feb 1834 | Stratton, Cornwall, Eng., UK ![]() |
Gender | Female | |
Business Address/Year | 1892-1906? | Victoria, BC ![]() |
renumbered to 715 or 717 Pandora Avenue ca. 1907 | ||
Address: 41 1/2 Pandora Avenue Victoria, BC Canada | ||
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Marriage | 24 Mar 1852 | Bude, Cornwall, Eng., UK ![]() |
Groom: Maynard, Richard | ||
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Business Address/Year | 1862?-1874 | Victoria, BC ![]() |
Address: Johnson St. corner of Douglas St. Victoria, BC Canada | ||
Business Address/Year | 1874-1892 | Victoria, BC ![]() |
Address: Douglas St. corner of Johnson St. Victoria, BC Canada | ||
Business Address/Year | 1901-1903 | Victoria, BC ![]() |
Address: 41 1/2 Pandora Avenue Maynard Building Victoria, BC Canada | ||
Business Address/Year | 1904-1905 | Victoria, BC ![]() |
Address: 45 1/2 Yates Street Victoria, BC Canada | ||
Business Address/Year | 1908 | Victoria, BC ![]() |
Address: 715 Pandora Avenue Maynard Building Victoria, BC Canada | ||
Business Address/Year | 1909-1912 | Victoria, BC ![]() |
Address: 717 Pandora Avenue Maynard Building Victoria, BC Canada | ||
Death | 15 May 1918 | Victoria, BC ![]() |
Burial | 18 May 1918 | Ross Bay Cemetery, Victoria, BC ![]() |
Association | Maynard, Richard (Relationship: Spouse) | |
Association | Maynard Albert Hatherly (Relationship: Mother) | |
Association | Rappertie, Arthur Stewart (Relationship: Employer) | |
Association | Hendricks, Nicholas Herman (Relationship: Employer) | |
Association | Macdonald, Emma (Relationship: Mother) | |
Association | Macdonald, Emma (Relationship: Employee?) | |
Association | Dally, Frederick (Relationship: Undefined) | |
Association | Macdonald, Maynard Forbes (Relationship: Grandson) | |
Person ID | I434 | Camera Workers | M, vol. 1, 1858-1900 |
Last Modified | 23 Jan 2023 |
Photos | ![]() | "Indian Chief's Grave, Wrangel" Mrs. R. Maynard, Artist, stamp on bottom of mounted photograph taken by Richard Maynard at Wrangel, Alaska, 14 Jun 1879. |
![]() | Photographer Richard Maynard with his field camera. Photographed in his wife's (Hannah Hatherly Maynard) studio. Image courtesy of BC Archives, Visual Records call no. F-06336. | |
![]() | Hannah and Richard Maynard's adjoining businesses, Douglas and Johnson streets, Victoria. Richard relocated his boot and shoe business from Fort Street to this location around May 1874. Image courtesy of BC Archives, Visual Records call no. A-00853 (HP001820). | |
![]() | Hannah (Mrs. R.) Maynard's first studio, Johnson St. (left side), Victoria. Image courtesy of BC Archives, Visual Records call no. C-09031. | |
![]() | Hannah and Richard Maynard's camera float on Pandora Avenue for a Victoria parade. Image courtesy of BC Archives, Visual Records call no. F-05137. | |
![]() | Maynard Building, Pandora Avenue, Victoria. A stereo photograph, this building housed Richard's boot and shoe business and Hannah's portrait studio. Image courtesy of BC Archives, Visual Records call no. G-04812. | |
![]() | Maynard building, Pandora Avenue, Victoria, interior. Richard Maynard on the left. The stereographoscope, used for viewing stereographs and mounted single photographs, seen on the left in BC Archives, Visual Records call no. C-08996, is visible in this photo. Image courtesy of BC Archives, Visual Records call no. C-08870. | |
![]() | Maynard building, Pandora Avenue, Victoria, interior. The stereographoscope, used for viewing stereographs and mounted single photographs, seen on the left in BC Archives, Visual Records call no. C-08870, is visible in this photo. Image courtesy of BC Archives, Visual Records call no. C-08996. | |
![]() | Hannah Maynard portrait, ca. 1890s. |
Documents | ![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard cartouche from the verso of a mounted photograph, ca. 1893. Image courtesy of BC Archives, Visual Records catalogue no. HP000235. |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard cartouche from verso of a mounted photograph, 20 Aug 1879. The photograph depicts the SS Princess Louise side-paddle steamer docked at Comox during Richard and Hannah's working vacation around Vancouver Island. Courtesy of BC Archives, Visual Records catalogue no. HP000404 (item A-00190). | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard cartouche from the verso of a mounted photograph. From a private collection. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard cartouche from the verso of a mounted photograph. From a private collection. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard's ad, Victoria Colonist, 23 Oct 1874, p. 2. This ad was still being published in the Colonist in Apr 1875. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard news item, Victoria Colonist, 25 Mar 1868, p. 3. She marketed photographs of the 1868 Fanny shipwreck taken on 24 Mar 1868. Although the newspaper claimed they were taken by her, they were likely taken by her husband Richard. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard news item, Victoria Colonist, 25 Dec 1881, p. 3. About her famous "Gems of British Columbia" photo composite annual series of portraits of children. | |
![]() | Detail from fire insurance plan showing the Maynard Building, 715-717 Pandora Avenue, Victoria, 1911-1913. | |
![]() | R.E. Gosnell's biography of Richard Maynard and family, A History [of] British Columbia (1906), p. 399. Page one of three. | |
![]() | R.E. Gosnell's biography of Richard Maynard and family, A History [of] British Columbia (1906), p. 400. Page two of three. | |
![]() | Hannah Maynard's obituary, Victoria Colonist, 17 May 1918, p. 7, part 3. | |
![]() | Hannah Maynard's obituary, Victoria Colonist, 17 May 1918, p. 7, part 2. | |
![]() | R.E. Gosnell's biography of Richard Maynard and family, A History [of] British Columbia (1906), p. 401. Page three of three. | |
![]() | Hannah Maynard's obituary, Victoria Colonist, 17 May 1918, p. 7, part 1. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard news item, Victoria Colonist, 11 Oct 1872, p. 3. An article about the first provincial agricultural exhibition mentioned her stereoscopic views which may in fact have been taken by her husband Richard. | |
![]() | Richard and Mrs. R. Maynard news item, Victoria Colonist, 19 Jun 1878, p. 3. About their photographic visit to the mainland which took them likely as far as Lytton at the junction of the Fraser and Thompson rivers. | |
![]() | R. Maynard news item, Victoria Colonist, 5 Apr 1896, p. 8. This item references the photo studio but credits Richard, rather than Hannah, with its ownership. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard cartouche, verso of carte-de-visite. | |
![]() | J.B. Kerr's biography of Richard Maynard, p. 229. | |
![]() | J.B. Kerr's biography of Richard Maynard, p. 230. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard ad, San Francisco Journal of Commerce, BC Edition, 4 Dec 1884, p. 4. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard entry, The New West (1888), p. 199. Richard Maynard's field photography is mentioned at the end of this entry. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard entry, The New West (1888), p. 200. Richard Maynard's field photography is mentioned at the end of this entry. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. and Richard's ad, Victoria Colonist, 9 Jan 1892, p. 2. | |
![]() | Maynard Building[?] construction cost, Victoria Colonist, 1 Jan 1892, p. 8. The $9,000.00 may be an assessed amount and the J. Maynard may refer to James Maynard, relationship unknown. | |
![]() | Richard Maynard and Mrs. R. removal auction, Victoria Colonist, 23 Mar 1892, p. 1. To save the expense of moving stock one block, the Maynards held an auction. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard ad, Victoria Colonist, 26 Mar 1892, p. 8. In this news ad, she lets her customers know of her new address effective 28 Mar 1892. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. and Richard Maynard's joint ad, Victoria Colonist, 1 Apr 1892, p. 2. This is their first joint ad following their move from their former addresses on Douglas Street. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard news, Victoria Colonist, 20 Apr 1883, p. 3. For the photograph see https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/japanese-fishing-crew-rescured-in-china-sea-by-barque-tiger-these-men-are-believed-to-be-first-japanese-in-victoria | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard news, Victoria Colonist, 27 May 1883, p.3. This same issue published two pieces about photos taken by O.C. Hastings of Spencer and Hastings of the same subject matter on Thursday, 24 May. The photographs were almost certainly taken by her husband, Richard Maynard. For a possible match to the baseball game, see https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/baseball-game-in-beacon-hill-park-victoria-2 | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard news, Victoria Colonist, 3 Jan 1885, p. 3. About the Gems of British Columbia series and an additional photograph. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard news, Victoria Colonist, 29 Aug 1885, p. 3. The Point Ellice Bridge collapsed under the weight of an overloaded streetcar 26 on May 1896. There were over four dozen deaths. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard news, Victoria Colonist, 4 Jun 1885, p. 3. As the tintype, like the daguerreotype, was a one-off process, it is not clear whether this was a tongue-in-cheek or a serious reference to the end product of her portraiture. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard news, Victoria Colonist, 15 Oct 1885, p. 3. The photograph was taken on 10 Oct 1885 when the Governor-General, the Marquess of Lansdowne, was aboard the ship. For the HMS Triumph photo, see https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/hms-triumph-in-esquimalt (BC Archives item A-00318 / HP000720). | |
![]() | Richard and Mrs. R. Maynard's ad, Chittenden, Settlers, Miners and Tourists Guide from Ocean to Ocean by the CPR (1885), p. 112. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard ad, 1884. Published in Newton H. Chittenden's report of his exploration of Haida Gwaii (formerly the Queen Charlotte Islands) in 1884, p. 65. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. and Richard Maynard ad, Victoria Province, 2 Feb 1895, p. 82. A dual ad for their businesses at 41 Pandora Ave. which they had opened in March 1892 in their own building. Mrs. R. Maynard's studio was upstairs and it was entered through a separate outside entrance whose address was 41 1/2 Pandora Ave. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard ad, Victoria Standard, 8 Dec 1885, p. 3. These CPR views were more than likely chiefly taken by Richard Maynard since he had spent several years in the early 1880s documenting construction of the railway. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard ad, Victoria Colonist, 1 Jan 1888, p. 1. Informing "ladies" who had portraits of their children taken in 1887 were eligible to receive one of the annual Gems of British Columbia collages. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard ad, Victoria Colonist, 3 Jan 1889, p. 1. Refers to the annual Gems of British Columbia collage containing thousands of tiny images of children photographed by the Maynard studio. The ad is dated 31 Dec 1888 with a scheduled first publication date of 1 Jan 1889. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard news, Victoria Times, 21 Sep 1885, p. 4. About the publication in the St. Louis Photographer of one of the annual Gems of British Columbia collages, this one containing tiny portraits of 1,800 children and babies. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard ad, Victoria Times, 11 Feb 1888, p. 4. Essentially the same notice that first appeared in the Colonist in January 1888, eligible customers who had had a child photographed in 1887 could receive a free Gems of British Columbia collage. | |
![]() | Mrs. R. Maynard news, St. Louis and Canadian Photographer, Jan 1892, p. 73. Notes that the studio has been producing the Gems of British Columbia for 12 years or since 1880. | |
![]() | Richard and Mrs. R. Maynard ads, Victoria Colonist, 31 Jan 1871, p. 3. At this time they operated in two separate locations, Richard in the Occidental Building or Block on Fort Street, and Hannah on Johnson St. near Douglas St. | |
![]() | Richard and Mrs. R. Maynard news, Victoria Colonist, 30 Mar 1892, p. 8. Their former location at Douglas and Johnson streets was taken over by George Vienna as a fish and fruit store. |
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