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| − | Margaret Shirley Stephenson (nee Salter) was born on 7 August 1935 | + | Margaret Shirley Stephenson (nee Salter) was born on 7 August 1935. Her mother was Margaret Salter (nee Ottaway) and her father was [[Talbot Samuel Salter]] |
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Margaret married Francis Stephenson in Canning 1956. Margaret and Francis had three children [[Adele Margaret Stephenson]] born (1 September 1960 died 10 January 2014). John and Karen. | Margaret married Francis Stephenson in Canning 1956. Margaret and Francis had three children [[Adele Margaret Stephenson]] born (1 September 1960 died 10 January 2014). John and Karen. | ||
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| Date of Birth | 7 August 1935 |
| Date of Death | 10 October 2004 |
| Age at Death | 69 |
| Transcription | Stephenson. In loving memory of Margaret Shirley (nee Salter). 2.8.1935 - 8.10.2004. Beloved wife of Frank. Dearly loved mother of Adele, John, and Karen. "Forever loved". |
Early Life
Margaret Shirley Stephenson (nee Salter) was born on 7 August 1935. Her mother was Margaret Salter (nee Ottaway) and her father was Talbot Samuel Salter
Marriage
Margaret married Francis Stephenson in Canning 1956. Margaret and Francis had three children Adele Margaret Stephenson born (1 September 1960 died 10 January 2014). John and Karen.
Electoral Rolls
According to the electoral roll in 1968 Margaret lived at 22 Prospect Road Armadale, her occupation was a Sales Assistant. In 1972 she lived at 104 South West Highway, in 1977 She lived at 422 Welshpool Road East Cannington, her occupation then was a Clerk, in 1980 she lived at 11 Kingsley Terrace Kelmscott, her occupation then was a Proprietor.
Death
Margaret died at the age of 69 years on 10 October 2004