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Margaret Ralph

1822 – 1913

Landowner, businesswoman, matriarch

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Lived 1822 – 1913 (aged 90–91). Margaret Ralph was a New Zealand businessperson.

Margaret Ralph ( – 6 March 1913) was a New Zealand landowner, businesswoman and matriarch.

Biography Born in Strabane, County Tyrone, Ireland, in approximately 1822, Margaret Ralph emigrated to New Zealand, arriving in Auckland in 1862. Following the death of her husband, Anthony Ralph, in 1872, she took over the management of their extensive landholdings in Huntly.

She became a prominent figure in the New Zealand mining industry after coal was discovered on her property. She was instrumental in the development of the Ralph's Taupiri Coal Mines, which significantly contributed to the economic growth of the Waikato region. As a matriarch and businesswoman, she managed the family's interests with notable skill until her death in Huntly on 6 March 1913.

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Born
1822
Birth century
Died
1913
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Nationality
Also known as
Margaret Schlinker

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People whose lives overlapped Margaret Ralph's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Margaret Ralph?

Landowner, businesswoman, matriarch

When was Margaret Ralph born?

Margaret Ralph was born in 1822.

When did Margaret Ralph die?

Margaret Ralph died in 1913.

What was Margaret Ralph's occupation?

Margaret Ralph was a businessperson.

What nationality was Margaret Ralph?

Margaret Ralph was New Zealand.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Margaret Ralph

· Wikidata: Q6759823

· DBpedia: Margaret Ralph

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