| Birth: | Apr. 18, 1839
Attleborough
Norfolk, England | | Death: | Jan. 26, 1918
St Germans
Norfolk, England | 
Pioneer on telegraph system for military purposes, in response to the first Fenians (IRA) bomb in December 1867 London, England. He was later awarded the meritorious service medal, with an annuity, which his late Majesty King Edward VII conferred on him as a reward for long and highly-meritorious service in the army. Also received the New Zealand war medal and the long-service and good conduct medal.
Search Amazon for Edward Emms | | | Burial:
St Germans Parish Churchyard
Wiggenhall St Germans
Norfolk, England |
Maintained by: Find A Grave
Record added: Jun 27, 2000
Find A Grave Memorial# 10161 |
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Kat
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karl anglin
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To live in the hearts of those left behind is not to die. Your passion for life brought life to us! Rest in peace with the angels, and heavenly angel day blessings ~ღ
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Frღm My Heart ♥♡♥
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