Large, Marguerite (1883–1929)
from Advertiser
The death is announced by cable from London of Mrs. Large, better known as Miss Marguerite King, the Australian pianist. She had been ill since Christmas. Mrs. Large was the widow or Commander Ryder Large, D.S.O., O.B.E., who was found shot on the liner City of Harvard, of which he was captain, at Calcutta. Mrs. Large was a daughter of Mr. Thomas King, who many years ago was one of the proprietors of The Advertiser. Her mother (Mr. King's second wife) was Miss Ella Kennedy, a lady who, like her daughter, was a well-known pianist.
Original publication
Other Obituaries for Marguerite Large
- Brisbane Courier, 9 May 1929, p 16
Additional Resources
- 'Miss Lucy Stevenson's Complimentary Concert', South Australian Register, 29 September 1894, p 7
- 'Miss Marguerite King's Recital', Advertiser (Adelaide), 19 September 1898, p 6
- 'Miss King's Pianoforte Recital', South Australian Register, 19 September 1898, p 6
- 'Miss Marguerite King's Concert', Advertiser (Adelaide), 9 June 1900, p 8
- 'Miss Marguerite King's Concert', Advertiser (Adelaide), 12 June 1900, p 6
- 'Miss Marguerite King's Concert', Advertiser (Adelaide), 13 June 1900, p 6
- 'Australian Artistes: Miss Marguerite King and Miss Conly', Advertiser (Adelaide), 17 December 1902, p 5
- is studying paino at Royal College of Music in London, Barrier Miner (Broken Hill), 1 February 1901, p 2
- 'A Talented Pianist', Advertiser (Adelaide), 17 December 1902, p 4
- 'Music', Register (Adelaide), 17 August 1909, p 7
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Large, Edwin Ryder (husband)
- King, Ella (mother)
- King, Thomas (father)
- King, Sarah Gwendolyn (sister)
- Syme, John Herbert (brother-in-law)
- King, William (uncle)
- King, William (grandfather)
Citation details
'Large, Marguerite (1883–1929)', Obituaries Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://oa.anu.edu.au/obituary/large-marguerite-13602/text24343, accessed 6 June 2023.
Life Summary [details]
Alternative Names
- King, Marguerite
Birth
1883
Glenelg, Adelaide,
South Australia,
Australia
Death
May,
1929
(aged ~ 46)
London,
Middlesex,
England