Margaret M.J. Murray was on of seven children born to Luke and Ann Murray. Margaret was born in Rhode Island in the year 1869. To her family and others that knew here she was also known as Maggie.
My Great Aunt Maggie grew up on Greene Street in East Greenwich, Rhode Island. She lived in the family home until her death in 1924. From viewing the U.S. Census records it appears that Aunt Maggie never married and lived with, Elizabeth and Teresa, her sisters later in life. It also appears that Maggie worked as a yarn inspector/inspector at a thread mill.
Maggie is buried in the family lot in Saint Patrick's Cemetery in East Greenwich, Rhode Island.
My Great Aunt Maggie grew up on Greene Street in East Greenwich, Rhode Island. She lived in the family home until her death in 1924. From viewing the U.S. Census records it appears that Aunt Maggie never married and lived with, Elizabeth and Teresa, her sisters later in life. It also appears that Maggie worked as a yarn inspector/inspector at a thread mill.
Maggie is buried in the family lot in Saint Patrick's Cemetery in East Greenwich, Rhode Island.
Margaret M.J. Murray was on of seven children born to Luke and Ann Murray. Margaret was born in Rhode Island in the year 1869. To her family and others that knew here she was also known as Maggie.
My Great Aunt Maggie grew up on Greene Street in East Greenwich, Rhode Island. She lived in the family home until her death in 1924. From viewing the U.S. Census records it appears that Aunt Maggie never married and lived with, Elizabeth and Teresa, her sisters later in life. It also appears that Maggie worked as a yarn inspector/inspector at a thread mill.
Maggie is buried in the family lot in Saint Patrick's Cemetery in East Greenwich, Rhode Island.
My Great Aunt Maggie grew up on Greene Street in East Greenwich, Rhode Island. She lived in the family home until her death in 1924. From viewing the U.S. Census records it appears that Aunt Maggie never married and lived with, Elizabeth and Teresa, her sisters later in life. It also appears that Maggie worked as a yarn inspector/inspector at a thread mill.
Maggie is buried in the family lot in Saint Patrick's Cemetery in East Greenwich, Rhode Island.
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