Born [location unknown]
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of
George Mulder
— married
1888 in Colony of Victoria
Descendants 
Mother of
Irene Maud Mulder and Olive Margaret (Mulder) Hunt
Died
at about age 76
in Frankston, Victoria, Australia
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Biography
Margaret was born in 1858, the daughter of John Joyce and Bridget Finn.[1]
In 1888, Margaret Joyce married George Mulder in the Colony of Victoria.[2]
She passed away in 1934 ,aged 76.[3]
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Sources
- ↑ DoB based on age at DoD
- ↑ Victorian marriage registration 1888,02270,F,Joyce,Margaret,Mulder,George,Victoria, 1888,02270,M,Mulder,George,Joyce,Margaret,Geelong,
- ↑ Victorian death registration 1934,16272,,Mulder,Margaret,Joyce John,Finn Bridget,Fton,76,
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