SAUNDERS, Margaret Ivenia (1856-1950)

SAUNDERS, Margaret Ivenia (1856-1950)

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Margaret Ivenia ‘Muggie’ Saunders was born April 30, 1856, on Green Turtle Cay, Abaco to Benjamin ‘Pump’ Saunders (1819-1892) and Amanda J. Lowe (1830-1901).

Her siblings included…

  • John H (1849)
  • Mary Ann (1851)
  • Cinderella Jane (1854)
  • Caroline Amanda (1861)
  • William E (1865)
  • Sarah Ella (1868)
  • Maxwell N (1871)

On January 6, 1875, in Green Turtle Cay, Abaco, Margaret married Hezekiah Curry (1855-1948) from Green Turtle Cay, Abaco. He is the son of John Curry (1827-1892) and Eliza Ann Albury (1830-1892).

Their children included…

  • Charles Wheelock (1878)
  • Miriam Irene (1885)
  • Sybil Lucile (1891)

In the early 1890s, the Curry family emigrated to Key West, Florida. They all appeared in the 1900 US Federal Census.

Margaret Ivenia ‘Muggie’ Curry née Saunders passed away May 18, 1950 (age 94) in Key West, Florida and is buried at the Key West Cemetery. She is my 2nd cousin 3 times removed.

Photo courtesy of The Albert Lowe Museum
Photo courtesy of The Albert Lowe Museum
Photo courtesy of The Albert Lowe Museum

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