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Eva Jessie Elizabeth (Dot) MCPHERSON (1911 - 1972)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Jean Melba MORGANS (1934 - 1986) Living Bruce MORGANS (1936 - 1972) Living Living Living	Eva Jessie Elizabeth (Dot) MCPHERSON (1911 - 1972) + William Joseph MORGANS (1912 - 1993)	Robert MCPHERSON (1886 - 1971)
		Eva Madaline ALLIS (1888 - 1949)

b. 16 Dec 1911 at Queensland, Australia

m. 06 May 1933 William Joseph MORGANS (1912 - 1993) at Townsville, Queensland, Australia

d. 30 Aug 1972 at Bowen, Queensland, Australia aged 60

Parents:

Robert MCPHERSON (1886 - 1971)

Eva Madaline ALLIS (1888 - 1949)

Siblings (1):

Robert Alexander MCPHERSON (1908 - 1972)

Children (6):

Jean Melba MORGANS (1934 - 1986)

Bruce MORGANS (1936 - 1972)

Grandchildren (8):

Events in Eva Jessie Elizabeth (Dot) MCPHERSON (1911 - 1972)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
16 Dec 1911		Eva Jessie Elizabeth (Dot) MCPHERSON was born	Queensland, Australia	1912/C014027
06 May 1933	21	Married William Joseph MORGANS (aged 21)	Townsville, Queensland, Australia	1933/C1974
1934	23	Residence	Reid River, Queensland, Australia	Electoral roll
05 Jan 1934	22	Birth of daughter Jean Melba MORGANS	Townsville, Queensland, Australia
13 Sep 1936	24	Birth of son Bruce MORGANS	Townsville, Queensland, Australia
1949	38	Residence	Bowen, Queensland, Australia	Queen's Beach
30 Jul 1949	37	Death of mother Eva Madaline ALLIS (aged 60)	Townsville, Queensland, Australia
29 Nov 1971	59	Death of father Robert MCPHERSON (aged 85)	Townsville, Queensland, Australia
16 Jan 1972	60	Death of son Bruce MORGANS (aged 35)	Townsville, Queensland, Australia
30 Aug 1972	60	Eva Jessie Elizabeth (Dot) MCPHERSON died	Bowen, Queensland, Australia

Source References:

2. Type: Book, Abbr: Devon to Downunder, Title: Devon to Downunder, Auth: Bettie Elworthy, Publ: Bookbound, Date: 1997

- Reference = 151 (Name, Notes)

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