George Reginald Margetson
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George Reginald Margetson (1877 - c.1952) was a stationary engineer and poet. He was born in St. Kitts, British West Indies.[1] He moved to the United States in 1897 and resided in Boston.[2]
He graduated from Bethel Moravian School in 1895. He married Elizabeth Matthews and had "a large family." He lived in Cambridge, Massachusetts.[3]
His book Fledging Bard and the Poetry Society is a single poem covering 100 pages. His work includes satire.[4]
He died around 1952.[1]
Publishings
- England in the West Indies; a neglected and degenerating empire Cambridge, Massachusetts (1906)
- Ethiopia’s Flight: The Negro Question; Or, The White Man’s Fear (1907)[3][1]
- Songs of Life collection (Sherman, French & Company, 1910)[1]
- The Call to Duty (1910)[5]
- The fledgling bard and the poetry society Richard G. Badger, Boston, Copp Clark, Toronto (c. 1916)[6][7]
- Songs of life Sherman, French & Company, Boaton (1910)[8]