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Marjorie May SOPER (1914 - 1971)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
	Marjorie May SOPER (1914 - 1971) + Gordon MALCOM	Samuel SOPER (1890 - 1968)	Samuel SOPER (1862 - 1926)	Samuel SOPER (1827 - 1906)
				Grace HEMMANT (1829 - 1905)
			Margaret Ann GUNN ( - 1930)	Hugh GUNN
				Catherine KEENAGHAN
		Elizabeth (Lizzie) FITZGERALD (1891 - 1959)	Thomas Augustus FITZGERALD ( - 1935)	Patrick FITZGERALD
				Mary DOWNEY
			Mary MACAULIFFE ( - 1922)	Daniel MACAULIFFE
				Mary COGHLIN

b. 1914 at Queensland, Australia

m. 1932 Gordon MALCOM at Atherton, Queensland, Australia

d. 1971 at Cairns, Queensland, Australia aged 57

Near Relatives of Marjorie May SOPER (1914 - 1971)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Grandfather	Samuel SOPER	1862	Okehampton, Devonshire	20 Jun 1926	Home Hill, Queensland, Australia	64
Grandmother	Margaret Ann GUNN			08 Dec 1930	Home Hill, Queensland, Australia
Grandfather	Thomas Augustus FITZGERALD			1935	Mareeba, Queensland, Australia
Grandmother	Mary MACAULIFFE			1922	Mareeba, Queensland, Australia
Father	Samuel SOPER	1890	Queensland, Australia	1968	Queensland, Australia	78
Mother	Elizabeth (Lizzie) FITZGERALD	1891	Queensland, Australia	1959	Cairns, Queensland, Australia	68
Self	Marjorie May SOPER	1914	Queensland, Australia	1971	Cairns, Queensland, Australia	57
Husband	Gordon MALCOM
Brother	Living or Recently Deceased
Brother	Samuel Thomas Stanley SOPER	1915	Home Hill, Queensland, Australia
Brother	Cyril Francis Owen SOPER	1917	Home Hill, Queensland, Australia	1949	Cairns, Queensland, Australia	32
Sister	Living or Recently Deceased
Aunt	Emily Harriet Grace SOPER	17 Jul 1885	Queensland, Australia	21 Nov 1958	Queensland, Australia	73
Uncle	Arthur Wellesley COWLEY	1876	Gundagai, NSW, Australia	01 May 1955	Queensland, Australia	79
Aunt	Margaret Ann SOPER	1887	Queensland, Australia	1955	Queensland, Australia	68
Uncle	Percy Gleyre Roquerbre DUTTON
Uncle	William Francis SOPER	1892	Queensland, Australia	08 Oct 1892	Queensland, Australia	0
Aunt	Alice Elizabeth Florence SOPER	1895	Queensland, Australia	1929	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	34
Uncle	Walter Charles CORNISH	1891	Queensland, Australia	1974	Queensland, Australia	83
Uncle	Henry George SOPER	1897	Queensland, Australia	1968	Queensland, Australia	71
Aunt	Mary Isabella CARMEN
Aunt	Olivia Pearl SOPER	1900	Queensland, Australia
Uncle	Harry Kund LOWE
Uncle	Ernest Arthur Frederick SOPER	29 Jun 1902	Selheim, Charters Towers, Queensland, Australia	1984	Queensland, Australia	82
Aunt	Myrtle Anna CORNISH	1904	Queensland, Australia
Uncle	Herbert Cecil SOPER	1908	Charters Towers, Queensland, Australia
Aunt	Ethel SIBSON
Aunt	Mary Ann (Minnie) FITZGERALD	1888	Queensland, Australia	1958	Mareeba, Queensland, Australia	70
Uncle	William EAKIN	1878	Monaghan, Ireland	1963	Mareeba, Queensland, Australia	85
Uncle	William Thomas FITZGERALD	1892	Queensland, Australia
Aunt	Eileen FITZGERALD	1896	Queensland, Australia	1979	Cairns, Queensland, Australia	83
Uncle	Henry Carn POWER	1899	Queensland, Australia	1975	Cairns, Queensland, Australia	76
Aunt	Kathleen Hannah FITZGERALD	1898	Queensland, Australia	1971		73
Uncle	Arthur Kitchener STAMP
Aunt	Margaret Monica FITZGERALD	1900	Queensland, Australia
Aunt	Esme May FITZGERALD	1908	Queensland, Australia
Uncle	Arthur ROBINS
Cousin	Arthur Samuel COWLEY	1904	Queensland, Australia	1983	Queensland, Australia	79
Cousin	Percival Francis COWLEY	1905	Queensland, Australia	1984	Queensland, Australia	79
Cousin	Mervyn Cecil COWLEY	01 Jan 1918	Ayr, Queensland, Australia	17 May 1945	Queensland, Australia	27
Cousin	Cyril Thomas Vincent EAKIN	1910	Queensland, Australia
Cousin	William Keith EAKIN	1913	Queensland, Australia	1971	Queensland, Australia	58
Cousin	Mary Elizabeth EAKIN	1915	Queensland, Australia
Cousin	Robert Stanley EAKIN	1917	Queensland, Australia
Cousin	Ronald Joseph EAKIN	1919	Queensland, Australia
Sister in Law	Mona CREGEEN
Sister in Law	Florence Elizabeth SQUIRE
Brother in Law	Living or Recently Deceased

Events in Marjorie May SOPER (1914 - 1971)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1914		Marjorie May SOPER was born	Queensland, Australia	Note 1	18
1932	18	Married Gordon MALCOM	Atherton, Queensland, Australia	Note 2	60
1959	45	Death of mother Elizabeth (Lizzie) FITZGERALD (aged 68)	Cairns, Queensland, Australia	Note 3	18
1968	54	Death of father Samuel SOPER (aged 78)	Queensland, Australia	Note 4	18
1971	57	Marjorie May SOPER died	Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Note 1: Birth registration: Marjorie May Soper Birth date: 15/09/1914 Mother's name: Elizabeth Fitzgerald Father/parent's name: Samuel Soper Registration details: 1914/C/15236

Note 2: Northern Herald (Cairns) 27 Aug 1932 MALCON— SOPER. One of the prettiest weddings seen in Atherton for some considerable time was celebrated oh August 6, by the Rev. Alsop, the contracting parties being Gor don, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Malcom, Atherton, to Marjorie, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Soper, Ather ton. The bride, who looked exceedingly sweet, entered the church on the arm of her father, to the strains of the 'Wedding March, played by Mrs. Mc Night, gowned in an ivory bridal satin ankle length frock with set in godets of tiny frills, bodice tight fitting, re lieved with tiny frills, her bridal wreath and veil forming a train, and kindly lent by her aunt, competed a charming ensemble; she carried a beauti ful sheaf of Arum lilies. Her only bridesmaid, Miss Olga Soper, sister of the bride, looked charming in a blue satin beaute ankle length frock skirt set in-godets and relieved with tiny bows. Her tulle hair, dress, completed a dainty outfit; she carried a bouquet of blue lupins, tied with a beautiful bow. The duties of best man were carried out by Mr. J. Peates, uncle of the bride groom. After the wedding, the parties motored to the bridegroom's residence, where a beautiful breakfast was served. Some eighty guests sat down. The tables were decorated with flowers. In the centre was a three-tier cake made and presented by the bride's father. Mr. Soper. The decorations were carried out | in silver and a silver vase of flowers formed the top ornament. After the loyal toast, Mr. Alsop proposed the toast of tlie bride, the bridegroom responding. After other toasts, musical items were rendered. The bride and bridegroom left for Double Island where the honeymoon will be spent, the bride traveling in a navy blue satin coat and skirt with a navy blue hat to match. Mr. and Mrs. Malcom were the recipients, of some valuable presents, including several cheques. . The bride and bridesmaid's dresses were made by Mrs. W. Eakin ; (Mareeba), aunt of the bride.

Note 3: Qld bdm Death registration: Lizzie Soper Death date: 16/09/1959 Mother's name: Mary McAuliffe Father/parent's name: Thomas Augustus Fitzgerald Registration details: 1959/C/3399

Note 4: 1968 C3782 Samuel Soper Samuel Soper Margaret Gunn

Source References:

18. Type: Vital Record, Abbr: Queensland bdm index, Title: Queensland bdm index

- Reference = (Birth)

- Notes: Birth registration: Marjorie May Soper Birth date: 15/09/1914 Mother's name: Elizabeth Fitzgerald Father/parent's name: Samuel Soper Registration details: 1914/C/15236

60. Type: Newspaper, Title: Trove, http://trove.nla.gov.au

- Reference = (Marriage)

- Notes: Northern Herald (Cairns) 27 Aug 1932 MALCON— SOPER. One of the prettiest weddings seen in Atherton for some considerable time was celebrated oh August 6, by the Rev. Alsop, the contracting parties being Gor don, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Malcom, Atherton, to Marjorie, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Soper, Ather ton. The bride, who looked exceedingly sweet, entered the church on the arm of her father, to the strains of the 'Wedding March, played by Mrs. Mc Night, gowned in an ivory bridal satin ankle length frock with set in godets of tiny frills, bodice tight fitting, re lieved with tiny frills, her bridal wreath and veil forming a train, and kindly lent by her aunt, competed a charming ensemble; she carried a beauti ful sheaf of Arum lilies. Her only bridesmaid, Miss Olga Soper, sister of the bride, looked charming in a blue satin beaute ankle length frock skirt set in-godets and relieved with tiny bows. Her tulle hair, dress, completed a dainty outfit; she carried a bouquet of blue lupins, tied with a beautiful bow. The duties of best man were carried out by Mr. J. Peates, uncle of the bride groom. After the wedding, the parties motored to the bridegroom's residence, where a beautiful breakfast was served. Some eighty guests sat down. The tables were decorated with flowers. In the centre was a three-tier cake made and presented by the bride's father. Mr. Soper. The decorations were carried out | in silver and a silver vase of flowers formed the top ornament. After the loyal toast, Mr. Alsop proposed the toast of tlie bride, the bridegroom responding. After other toasts, musical items were rendered. The bride and bridegroom left for Double Island where the honeymoon will be spent, the bride traveling in a navy blue satin coat and skirt with a navy blue hat to match. Mr. and Mrs. Malcom were the recipients, of some valuable presents, including several cheques. . The bride and bridesmaid's dresses were made by Mrs. W. Eakin ; (Mareeba), aunt of the bride.

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