Elbert Grandison Emack, beloved son of William Emack and Ann Jackson Duke Emack (both interred in Historic Congressional Cemetry in Washington DC- R55/1 through R55/5) . Born Feb.20,1804 died Sept 12, 1886. Loving husband to Margaret(Turner) Emack. Mrs. Emack was the daughter of the Hon. James Turner and Sarah (Calder) Turner of Hartford County, MD. They were married June 29, 1837.
Elbert was the beloved father of:
Lt. James William, born June 12, 1838 died in the Battle of Chancelorville, May 3, 1863
Elbert Grandison II born Aug 2,1840 died May 14, 1849
Major George Malcolm -born July 29, 1842 died May 11, 1886 -(see Battle of Monterey Pass)
Eudora Virginia born Aug 14 1845
John Duke -born Nov. 20, 1845
Dr. (Alexander) Franklin "Frank" Dulin born April 22, 1850
Charles Calder born Nov 21, 1851 died Jan. 17, 1854
Charles Grandison born April 15, 1855 died April 4, 1907
Edward Granville, Born Aug. 13 1858
Mr. Emack was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention of 1867. He declined many requests to pursue public office. He was a stanuch Democrate. He also was the owner of the successful mercantile store- Hodges & Emack located on Capital Hil in Washington DC(Washington City) which was started by his father William. In 1840 after a fire that destroyed Hodges & Emack, Elbert left Washington to pursue farming in Prince George County MD on his estate of Locust Grove.
Elbert was the beloved father of:
Lt. James William, born June 12, 1838 died in the Battle of Chancelorville, May 3, 1863
Elbert Grandison II born Aug 2,1840 died May 14, 1849
Major George Malcolm -born July 29, 1842 died May 11, 1886 -(see Battle of Monterey Pass)
Eudora Virginia born Aug 14 1845
John Duke -born Nov. 20, 1845
Dr. (Alexander) Franklin "Frank" Dulin born April 22, 1850
Charles Calder born Nov 21, 1851 died Jan. 17, 1854
Charles Grandison born April 15, 1855 died April 4, 1907
Edward Granville, Born Aug. 13 1858
Mr. Emack was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention of 1867. He declined many requests to pursue public office. He was a stanuch Democrate. He also was the owner of the successful mercantile store- Hodges & Emack located on Capital Hil in Washington DC(Washington City) which was started by his father William. In 1840 after a fire that destroyed Hodges & Emack, Elbert left Washington to pursue farming in Prince George County MD on his estate of Locust Grove.
Elbert Grandison Emack, beloved son of William Emack and Ann Jackson Duke Emack (both interred in Historic Congressional Cemetry in Washington DC- R55/1 through R55/5) . Born Feb.20,1804 died Sept 12, 1886. Loving husband to Margaret(Turner) Emack. Mrs. Emack was the daughter of the Hon. James Turner and Sarah (Calder) Turner of Hartford County, MD. They were married June 29, 1837.
Elbert was the beloved father of:
Lt. James William, born June 12, 1838 died in the Battle of Chancelorville, May 3, 1863
Elbert Grandison II born Aug 2,1840 died May 14, 1849
Major George Malcolm -born July 29, 1842 died May 11, 1886 -(see Battle of Monterey Pass)
Eudora Virginia born Aug 14 1845
John Duke -born Nov. 20, 1845
Dr. (Alexander) Franklin "Frank" Dulin born April 22, 1850
Charles Calder born Nov 21, 1851 died Jan. 17, 1854
Charles Grandison born April 15, 1855 died April 4, 1907
Edward Granville, Born Aug. 13 1858
Mr. Emack was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention of 1867. He declined many requests to pursue public office. He was a stanuch Democrate. He also was the owner of the successful mercantile store- Hodges & Emack located on Capital Hil in Washington DC(Washington City) which was started by his father William. In 1840 after a fire that destroyed Hodges & Emack, Elbert left Washington to pursue farming in Prince George County MD on his estate of Locust Grove.
Elbert was the beloved father of:
Lt. James William, born June 12, 1838 died in the Battle of Chancelorville, May 3, 1863
Elbert Grandison II born Aug 2,1840 died May 14, 1849
Major George Malcolm -born July 29, 1842 died May 11, 1886 -(see Battle of Monterey Pass)
Eudora Virginia born Aug 14 1845
John Duke -born Nov. 20, 1845
Dr. (Alexander) Franklin "Frank" Dulin born April 22, 1850
Charles Calder born Nov 21, 1851 died Jan. 17, 1854
Charles Grandison born April 15, 1855 died April 4, 1907
Edward Granville, Born Aug. 13 1858
Mr. Emack was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention of 1867. He declined many requests to pursue public office. He was a stanuch Democrate. He also was the owner of the successful mercantile store- Hodges & Emack located on Capital Hil in Washington DC(Washington City) which was started by his father William. In 1840 after a fire that destroyed Hodges & Emack, Elbert left Washington to pursue farming in Prince George County MD on his estate of Locust Grove.
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