Birth Record:
1845 Birth in the Sub-district of Gt Howard Street Liverpool, County of Lancaster, England
born 20 Sep 1845 at 24 Arley Street
name: Emma
father: Henry Dewhurst
mother: Catherine Dewhurst formerly Haughey
Occupation of father: Plasterer
Signature, description and residence of informant: The mark x of Catherine Dewhurst, mother, 24 Arley Street
When registered: 31 October 1845
Baptism record from St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Liverpool:
Child's name: EMMA DEWHURST
Born: Saturday 20th September 1845
Baptised: Sunday 28th September 1845
Father: HENRY DEWHURST
Mother: CATHERINE
Godparents: THOs. CASEY and MARGt. MALOUNEY
Priest: T.NEWSHAM
Emma came to New York City with her parents in 1856.
She married Milton Joseph Cook in NYC in 1868
They had one daughter, Annie Elizabeth, and twins who died at birth.
She divorced Milton in Van Buren Co, Michigan, granted in 1878.
On 11 Feb 1878 she married the widower, Jarvis M. Skinner of Hamilton, Van Buren Co, MI, recorded in Van Buren Co, Michigan marriage book B-2 p. 173 #2588. Jarvis Skinner was a farmer, who had several children by his first marriage and later he and Emma were the parents of two daughters, Edith and Ada.
Short obituary from Orleans American, newspaper Thursday, April 18, 1895.
Died in Albion (New York), Monday, April 15th, 1895 of dropsy, Mrs. Jarvis Skinner, aged fifty-nine years. A husband and three daughters survive her. Services were held at the Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday after-noon at 3:30 o'clock.
1845 Birth in the Sub-district of Gt Howard Street Liverpool, County of Lancaster, England
born 20 Sep 1845 at 24 Arley Street
name: Emma
father: Henry Dewhurst
mother: Catherine Dewhurst formerly Haughey
Occupation of father: Plasterer
Signature, description and residence of informant: The mark x of Catherine Dewhurst, mother, 24 Arley Street
When registered: 31 October 1845
Baptism record from St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Liverpool:
Child's name: EMMA DEWHURST
Born: Saturday 20th September 1845
Baptised: Sunday 28th September 1845
Father: HENRY DEWHURST
Mother: CATHERINE
Godparents: THOs. CASEY and MARGt. MALOUNEY
Priest: T.NEWSHAM
Emma came to New York City with her parents in 1856.
She married Milton Joseph Cook in NYC in 1868
They had one daughter, Annie Elizabeth, and twins who died at birth.
She divorced Milton in Van Buren Co, Michigan, granted in 1878.
On 11 Feb 1878 she married the widower, Jarvis M. Skinner of Hamilton, Van Buren Co, MI, recorded in Van Buren Co, Michigan marriage book B-2 p. 173 #2588. Jarvis Skinner was a farmer, who had several children by his first marriage and later he and Emma were the parents of two daughters, Edith and Ada.
Short obituary from Orleans American, newspaper Thursday, April 18, 1895.
Died in Albion (New York), Monday, April 15th, 1895 of dropsy, Mrs. Jarvis Skinner, aged fifty-nine years. A husband and three daughters survive her. Services were held at the Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday after-noon at 3:30 o'clock.
Birth Record:
1845 Birth in the Sub-district of Gt Howard Street Liverpool, County of Lancaster, England
born 20 Sep 1845 at 24 Arley Street
name: Emma
father: Henry Dewhurst
mother: Catherine Dewhurst formerly Haughey
Occupation of father: Plasterer
Signature, description and residence of informant: The mark x of Catherine Dewhurst, mother, 24 Arley Street
When registered: 31 October 1845
Baptism record from St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Liverpool:
Child's name: EMMA DEWHURST
Born: Saturday 20th September 1845
Baptised: Sunday 28th September 1845
Father: HENRY DEWHURST
Mother: CATHERINE
Godparents: THOs. CASEY and MARGt. MALOUNEY
Priest: T.NEWSHAM
Emma came to New York City with her parents in 1856.
She married Milton Joseph Cook in NYC in 1868
They had one daughter, Annie Elizabeth, and twins who died at birth.
She divorced Milton in Van Buren Co, Michigan, granted in 1878.
On 11 Feb 1878 she married the widower, Jarvis M. Skinner of Hamilton, Van Buren Co, MI, recorded in Van Buren Co, Michigan marriage book B-2 p. 173 #2588. Jarvis Skinner was a farmer, who had several children by his first marriage and later he and Emma were the parents of two daughters, Edith and Ada.
Short obituary from Orleans American, newspaper Thursday, April 18, 1895.
Died in Albion (New York), Monday, April 15th, 1895 of dropsy, Mrs. Jarvis Skinner, aged fifty-nine years. A husband and three daughters survive her. Services were held at the Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday after-noon at 3:30 o'clock.
1845 Birth in the Sub-district of Gt Howard Street Liverpool, County of Lancaster, England
born 20 Sep 1845 at 24 Arley Street
name: Emma
father: Henry Dewhurst
mother: Catherine Dewhurst formerly Haughey
Occupation of father: Plasterer
Signature, description and residence of informant: The mark x of Catherine Dewhurst, mother, 24 Arley Street
When registered: 31 October 1845
Baptism record from St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Liverpool:
Child's name: EMMA DEWHURST
Born: Saturday 20th September 1845
Baptised: Sunday 28th September 1845
Father: HENRY DEWHURST
Mother: CATHERINE
Godparents: THOs. CASEY and MARGt. MALOUNEY
Priest: T.NEWSHAM
Emma came to New York City with her parents in 1856.
She married Milton Joseph Cook in NYC in 1868
They had one daughter, Annie Elizabeth, and twins who died at birth.
She divorced Milton in Van Buren Co, Michigan, granted in 1878.
On 11 Feb 1878 she married the widower, Jarvis M. Skinner of Hamilton, Van Buren Co, MI, recorded in Van Buren Co, Michigan marriage book B-2 p. 173 #2588. Jarvis Skinner was a farmer, who had several children by his first marriage and later he and Emma were the parents of two daughters, Edith and Ada.
Short obituary from Orleans American, newspaper Thursday, April 18, 1895.
Died in Albion (New York), Monday, April 15th, 1895 of dropsy, Mrs. Jarvis Skinner, aged fifty-nine years. A husband and three daughters survive her. Services were held at the Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday after-noon at 3:30 o'clock.
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