Margaret CAMPBELL

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Donald Alexander MCLEAN ( - 1891) Elizabeth Anne MCLEAN (1860 - ) Alexander MCLEAN (1861 - ) Angus Alexander MCLEAN (1861 - 1944) Robert Malcolm MCLEAN (1864 - )	Margaret CAMPBELL + Robert MCLEAN

+. Robert MCLEAN

Near Relatives of Margaret CAMPBELL
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Self	Margaret CAMPBELL

Spouse/Partner	Robert MCLEAN

Son	Donald Alexander MCLEAN			20 Oct 1891	Queensland, Australia
Daughter	Elizabeth Anne MCLEAN	1860	Gree, Victoria, Australia
Son	Alexander MCLEAN	1861	Broadmeadows, Victoria, Australia
Son	Angus Alexander MCLEAN	02 Aug 1861	Broadmeadows, Victoria, Australia	29 Sep 1944	Queensland, Australia	83
Son	Robert Malcolm MCLEAN	1864	Heywood, Victoria, Australia

Daughter in Law	Emily (Emilyne) Spencer WILLS	16 Aug 1875	Kew, Victoria, Australia	05 Feb 1960	Queensland, Australia	84

Granddaughter	Elizabeth Margaret MCLEAN	abt 1899	Queensland, Australia	27 Sep 1912	Queensland, Australia	13
Grandson	Donald Angus MCLEAN	abt 1900	Queensland, Australia	abt 1900	Queensland, Australia	0
Grandson	Alexander Robert MCLEAN	28 Feb 1908	Queensland, Australia	24 Nov 1995	Blackall, Queensland, Australia	87
Grandson	Gordon Cedric MCLEAN	10 Sep 1909	Queensland, Australia	04 Oct 1999	'Harden Park', Blackall, Queensland, Australia	90

Events in Margaret CAMPBELL's life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1860		Birth of daughter Elizabeth Anne MCLEAN	Gree, Victoria, Australia	Note 1	52
1861		Birth of son Alexander MCLEAN	Broadmeadows, Victoria, Australia	Note 2	52
02 Aug 1861		Birth of son Angus Alexander MCLEAN	Broadmeadows, Victoria, Australia	Note 3	52, 55
1864		Birth of son Robert Malcolm MCLEAN	Heywood, Victoria, Australia	Note 4	52
20 Oct 1891		Death of son Donald Alexander MCLEAN	Queensland, Australia	Note 5	52
29 Sep 1944		Death of son Angus Alexander MCLEAN (aged 83)	Queensland, Australia	Note 6	52, 55, 60

Note 1: Reg No 1884/1860 - Robert Mclean and Margaret Campbell

Note 2: Reg No 19667/1861 - Robert McLean and Margaret Campbell

Note 3: Reg No 19667/1861 - Robert McLean and Margaret Campbell

Note 4: Reg No 2842/1864 - Robert McLean and Margaret Campbell

Note 5: Reg No 4216/1891 - Robert McLean and Margaret Campbell

Note 6: Reg No 1944/4239 - Robert McLean and Margaret Campbell

Central Queensland Herald (Rockhampton) 7 June 1945
Probates Granted
McLean, Angus A., Harden Park, Blackall, grazier, September 29, 1944. Alexander R. and Gordon C. McLean, Blackall.
Personality £30,460.

Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton) 6 Oct 1944
Late Mr A. A. McLean
The death occurred at the Black- all District Hospital on September 28, after a short illness, of Mr Angus Alexander McLean, of Harden Park. Mr McLean was born at Broadmeadows, Melbourne, in 1861, and was the son of the late Mr and Mrs Robert McLean, who came from Scotland. Deceased's father in 1881 took up land in the vicinity of Springsure, owning property known as Minerva.

The late Mr McLean was edu-cated In Victoria. He began life as a jackeroo on Hilgay station, in the famous Wannon district. In 1881 he came to Queensland to assist his father and brothers in the working of the property in the Springsure district and remained there until the disposal of Minerva in 1889. He then went to South Australia, where he was employed in the pastoral industry. In 1892 he returned to Queensland and was appointed to the management of Bexley station, in the Longreach district. A year later he accepted the position of overseer on Kensington Downs, and subsequently managed Rainworth, in the Springsure district. In 1899 he was connected with the purchase of Belford station, near Richmond, on the Flinders River. In 1917, after having spent 18 years in the management of Belford, he disposed of his interests in Rainsworth and purchased Harden Park. He introduced rams from South Australia, and was also interested in cattle and bred good quality Shorthorns at Harden Park.

The late Mr McLean for a considerable time was member of the Bauhinia Divisional Board and for a lengthy period was chairman of that body. He was also a member of the Wyangarie Shire Council, North Queensland. During his residence in the Blackall district he was an enthusiastic supporter of the Barcoo Pastoral Society. He is survived by his wife and two sons, Messrs A. R. and G. C. McLean.
Blackall correspondent.

Source References:

52. Type: Australia Birth Marriage Death Index 1787 - 1985 Record

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