She married Alfred Sinclair MacPherson, elder brother of Rev. William MacPherson, Dean of Lichfield.[2][3] The new couple later moved to New Zealand. Together, they had five sons.[1]
After the birth of her children, she became the writer of a column called 'Wahine', in the Maoriland Worker. In the early 1920s she began editing Northlander in Kaitaia. In 1925 she and her husband divorced. Next she took a position writing the women's column in Guardian, also in Kaitaia. Other positions took her to several countries. She also wrote several books.[1]
In 2013, MacPherson's grandson, Reynold MacPherson, wrote Lovers and Husbands and What-Not: A Biography of Margaret L. MacPherson, which outlines her activism leading the New Zealand Movement against War and Fascism.[4] The book also discusses the many other causes she took up in her lifetime, including indigenous rights, equal rights for women, and Marxism.[4]
^West Yorkshire, England, Church of England Births and Baptisms, 1813–1910
^ abMacpherson, Reynold (2013). Lovers and husbands and what-not : a biography of Margaret L. Macpherson. Houston: Strategic Book Pub. and Rights. Co. ISBN978-1-61897-529-4. OCLC 848019737.
^Macpherson, Margaret L; Council Against War (1934). A symposium against war. Wellington [N.Z.: New Zealand Worker. OCLC 155899401.
^ ab"Macpherson, Margaret Louisa (1895–1974) | Encyclopedia.com". www.encyclopedia.com. Retrieved 1 April 2021.
^Google books (1952). New Zealand beckons. Retrieved 27 December 2011. {{cite book}}: |last= has generic name (help)
^Macpherson, Margaret (1964). They built for the future; a chronicle of Makerere University College, 1922-1962. Cambridge [England: University Press. OCLC 192007.
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margaret, macpherson, writer, margaret, louise, macpherson, née, kendall, june, 1895, september, 1974, zealand, journalist, editor, writer, contents, biography, activism, selected, works, referencesbiography, editkendall, born, leeds, england, 1895, educated, . Margaret Louise MacPherson nee Kendall 19 June 1895 14 September 1974 was a New Zealand journalist editor and writer Contents 1 Biography 2 Activism 3 Selected works 4 ReferencesBiography editKendall was born in Leeds England in 1895 She was educated at University of St Andrews Scotland 1 She married Alfred Sinclair MacPherson elder brother of Rev William MacPherson Dean of Lichfield 2 3 The new couple later moved to New Zealand Together they had five sons 1 After the birth of her children she became the writer of a column called Wahine in the Maoriland Worker In the early 1920s she began editing Northlander in Kaitaia In 1925 she and her husband divorced Next she took a position writing the women s column in Guardian also in Kaitaia Other positions took her to several countries She also wrote several books 1 She died in Kaitaia New Zealand in 1974 1 Activism editIn 2013 MacPherson s grandson Reynold MacPherson wrote Lovers and Husbands and What Not A Biography of Margaret L MacPherson which outlines her activism leading the New Zealand Movement against War and Fascism 4 The book also discusses the many other causes she took up in her lifetime including indigenous rights equal rights for women and Marxism 4 Selected works editA Symposium Against War 1934 5 Antipodean Journey 1937 6 I Heard the Anzacs Singing 1942 6 New Zealand Beckons 1952 7 They Built for the Future 1964 8 References edit a b c d Green Anna Macpherson Margaret Louisa Dictionary of New Zealand Biography Ministry for Culture and Heritage Retrieved 27 December 2011 1901 England Census West Yorkshire England Church of England Births and Baptisms 1813 1910 a b Macpherson Reynold 2013 Lovers and husbands and what not a biography of Margaret L Macpherson Houston Strategic Book Pub and Rights Co ISBN 978 1 61897 529 4 OCLC 848019737 Macpherson Margaret L Council Against War 1934 A symposium against war Wellington N Z New Zealand Worker OCLC 155899401 a b Macpherson Margaret Louisa 1895 1974 Encyclopedia com www encyclopedia com Retrieved 1 April 2021 Google books 1952 New Zealand beckons Retrieved 27 December 2011 a href Template Cite book html title Template Cite book cite book a last has generic name help Macpherson Margaret 1964 They built for the future a chronicle of Makerere University College 1922 1962 Cambridge England University Press OCLC 192007 nbsp This article about a New Zealand writer or poet is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Margaret MacPherson writer amp oldid 1222738046, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
