Margaret Jane Booth Murray

     Margaret Jane Booth Murray was born, about January 1901, in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.^1,2

Margaret Jane Booth Murray was found in the household of John S. Murray and his wife, Georgina Murray, and listed as their daughter on the 1901 British Census at 5 Urquhart Place, in Aberdeen, Saint Nicholas Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was listed as Margaret J., 3 months old and born in Aberdeen.²

Margaret Cheyne was found on a passenger list, dated 30 September 1927, at Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. Also present was her daughter Margaret Cheyne. They were cabin class passengers aboard the Letitia out of New York. Margaret Senior was 26 and a housewife, Margaret Junior was 11 months old. Their address in Scotland was 31 Adelphia Street, Aberdeen. Their last permanent residence was in Canada and they did not intend to remain in Scotland permanently.³

Margaret Cheyne was found on a passenger list on 29 September 1928 at Quebec, Quebec, Canada. Also present was her daughter Margaret Cheyne. They were third class passengers aboard the Athenia, out of Glasgow on the 21st of September. Margaret Senior was 27, married and born in Aberdeen. She had been in Canada from April 1924 until 23 September 1927. Her mother, Mrs. Jean Murray, 31 Adelphia Street, Aberdeen was her nearest relative in Scotland. Her daughter was 2 and born in Windsor, Ontario. They were returning home to their husband and father, David Cheyne, 5 Dunn Avenue, Saint John, New Brunswick. Thier passports were issued from Ottawa and they were both marked "Admitted - Returning Canadian".¹

Margaret Cheyne was found on a passenger list, dated 10 July 1936, at Liverpool, Lancashire, England. Also present was her daughter Margaret Cheyne. They were third class passengers aboard the Andania, out of Montreal. The elder Margaret was 35 and the younger 9. Their United Kingdom address was 31 Adelphia Street, Aberdeen. They last resided in Canada and did not intend to remain in Scotland permanently.³