Alexandrina Laidlaw was born in 1870 in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. She is the daughter of William Laidlaw and Helen Mickel (Dickson) Laidlaw. [1]
In 1893 Alexandrina Laidlaw marries Clarendon James Seager in Victoria, Australia. [2]
The couple had 6 children. [3]
In 1908 the family moved to Adelaide, South Australia. In 1914 she visited the Morphettville camp to see her eldest son who had enlisted in the A.I.F. This inspired her to get South Australian women to give greater support to the war effort. [4]
She was the founder of the "Cheer Up Society" and the South Australian Returned Soldiers' Association (forerunner of the RSL), [5]
She dies on the 12th of March 1950 in Kingscote, South Australia, Australia. She was 79 years old. [6]
She was buried at Kingscote Cemetery Kingscote, Kangaroo Island Council, South Australia, Australia. [7]
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