Theodore Percival Wilson was, albeit briefly, a pioneering priest in South Australia and first headmaster of Adelaide's great Anglican school, St Peter's College. He was also a popular novelist, noted for Frank Oldfield, set in South Australia and England on the theme of temperance.
Theodore Percival Wilson served as a pioneering priest in South Australia and initially held the position of headmaster at Adelaide's prestigious Anglican school, St Peter's College. He was also an influential novelist known for Frank Oldfield, which explores themes of temperance set in both South Australia and England.