DescriptionMargaret Bell was born in Scotland on 26 November 1839. She arrived in Australia with her husband John Auld on 3 January 1864.
Margaret died on 20 August 1925 in her eighty-sixth year. The local newspaper reporting on her death referred to her as a very old and respected resident of Ipswich.
Her husband John who was born on 27 October 1832, died on 26 December 1902 in the General Hospital in Brisbane. He was a coal miner, an engine driver and was the working manager of Melvin's mine. He had been a miner since the age of 16.
Margaret and John's children were:
Agnes born 23 September 1865, married Robert Tallon 15 April 1885.
Charles born 26 November 1867.
Elizabeth born 11 March 1870.
John born 19 April 1872.
Margaret born 28 April 1874, married Thomas Bindley 16 June 1897.
Jessie born 12 August 1878, married Thomas Swenson (Swanson) 7 September 1898.
Robert born 22 June 1882.
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