Contributing musical artists on the album include Jason Webley, Eliza Rickman, Shenandoah Davis, Led To Sea, Mts.

She was one of two children (the other was a son named Jasper) of Ruby and Bethel Rucker, a local businessman and one of the primary founders of the town.

[4] (Margaret and Justus's first baby, John Wyatt Armstrong, born January 18, 1936, lived only for a day.

On the 21st of April, 1950, while having coffee after dinner one evening in their Burbank home, Justus pulled out a pistol and killed himself.

[10] Some years later, musician Amanda Palmer was visiting Jason Webley in Everett and asked about the Rucker family, noticing that there were buildings, streets, and public spaces in the town named after them.

"[11] Webley was inspired to learn more about Margaret[12] and to make Rinaldi's idea for a collaborative show about her a reality.

On April 11, 2014 Webley premiered "Margaret" at the Historic Everett Theater, featuring musical performances by a number of other artists, along with Rinaldi telling his story and showing images from the scrapbook.