Person:Margaret Conn (6)

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Margaret Ann Conn b.27 Oct 1858 Willington, Durham, England d.9 Dec 1943 Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia Family tree▼ Parents and Siblings (edit) F.  Michael Conn1817 - 1894 M.  Ann Teasdale1818 - 1876 m. 24 Nov 1838 Margaret Conn1840 - 1843 William Conn1841 - 1921 Hanna Conn1841 - 1921 Anne Conn1844 - 1853 Thomas Conn1846 - 1907 Matthew Conn1848 - 1849 Elizabeth Ann Conn1852 - 1917 Margaret Conn1852 - 1855 Ann Conn1854 - 1854 Margaret Ann Conn1858 - 1943 Spouse and Children (edit) H.  John Bell1855 - 1933 W.  Margaret Ann Conn1858 - 1943 m. 26 Jul 1878 John Herbert Bell1883 - 1950 Add another spouse & children Facts and Events Name Margaret Ann Conn Gender Female Birth? 27 Oct 1858 Willington, Durham, England Marriage 26 Jul 1878 Newcastle, New South Wales, AustraliaLambton to John Bell Death? 9 Dec 1943 Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia Burial? Sandgate, New South Wales, Australia Death Certificate: New South Wales Government Registry of Births Deaths & Marriages Registration Number Last Name Given Name(s) Father's Given Name(s) Mother's Given Name(s) District 29103/1943 BELL MARGARET ANN MICHAEL ANN NEW LAMBTON Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954) , Saturday 18 December 1943, page 4 OBITUARY MRS M. A. BELL. Mrs Margaret Ann Bell, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. D. Cameron, was the widow of Mr. John Bell, late of Karoola-road, Lambton. Born in Durham, England, 85 years ago, Mrs. Bell came to Australia when five years old with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Michael Conn, and lived at Lambton for the remainder of her life. Mrs. Bell is survived by a daughter, Mrs. D. Cameron (New Lambton). and three sons, Messrs. Alfred Bell (Strathfield) and Herbert and Frederick Bell (New Lambton), 13 grandchildren, and 14 great grandchildren. A private funeral was conducted by Rev W.H. Butler at the home and the Methodist portion of Sandgate Cemetery.