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Stehr, Miriam Hilda, 1909-2009 Of Waipu. Daughter of A T Stehr; married Donald Norman McKay in 1934. Photograph of Mr & Mrs McKay (National's MP for Marsden) published in NZ Free Lance, 24 Nov 1954, p 32
Sister of Alison Amy (Stehr) Ingram, Freda May (Stehr) Jessop, Elsa Maud (Stehr) Fitt, Stella Jean (Stehr) Platt, Robert Walter Stehr, Edmond Arthur Stehr and Rina Mary (Stehr) Gilbertson Wife of Donald Norman McKay — married 24 Nov 1934 in Epsom, Auckland, New Zealand
He married Miriam Hilda Stehr in 1934 with whom he had 3 children. [citation needed] Member of Parliament. McKay joined the National Party and became the chairman of the Marsden electorate committee.
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Don was the chairman of the Northland Harbour Board and went on to become the Chairman of the New Zealand Ports Authority. He married Miriam Hilda Stehr in 1934 with whom he had 3 children. Sir Donald joined the National Party and became the chairman of the Marsden electorate committee.
He married Miriam Hilda Stehr in 1934 with whom he had 3 children. [citation needed] Member of Parliament
Kavanagh called her Miriam to protect her identity. The song we now know as Raglan Road was originally published as a poem called Dark Haired Miriam Ran Away. Miriam was the girlfriend of Kavanagh’s brother Peter. Kavanagh borrowed the name Miriam to protect his beloved Hilda’s identity and to avoid any embarrassment.
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