Margaret M (Gallaghar) Kelso
Last Known Residence
Box Hill, Australia
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Margaret M Gallaghar Kelso was born into the Gallaghar family and married into the Kelso family. She married Ohehir James M Kelso, and they gave birth to Mary Josephine Kelso. We know that Margaret M Gallaghar Kelso had been residing in Box Hill, Australia.
Updated: February 06, 2019
Margaret M (Gallaghar) Kelso
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Margaret M Gallaghar Kelso
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Box Hill, Australia
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1875 - 1962
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