About Emilie Monson Malcolm
Lived 1830 – 1905 (aged 74–75). Emilie Monson Malcolm was a New Zealand writer.
Emilie Monson Malcolm (c.1830 – 10 June 1905) was a New Zealand homemaker and writer.
Emilie Monson Wilton was born in England c. 1829 or 1830. In 1848, she married the barrister, Neill Malcolm. In 1850, with their infant daughter, Fanny, they emigrated to New Zealand, arriving in 1851 in Auckland. My own story, based on her diaries, was published in her later years. She died in Avondale, Auckland, in 1905.
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Who was Emilie Monson Malcolm?
Homemaker, writer
When was Emilie Monson Malcolm born?
Emilie Monson Malcolm was born in 1830.
When did Emilie Monson Malcolm die?
Emilie Monson Malcolm died on 10 June 1905.
What was Emilie Monson Malcolm's occupation?
Emilie Monson Malcolm was a writer.
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Emilie Monson Malcolm was New Zealand.
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