In 1906, she married Sam Bridwell and by 1910, they had two children. They were living in Purcell, Oklahoma (McClain County). Their household included: Sam, age 24, born in Arkansas, married once for four years; Emma, age 21, born in Oklahoma, married once for four years, two children; S. J. a son, age 2, born in Oklahoma; and C. C., a son age 2/12, born in Oklahoma.
In 1920, the family was still living in Purcell, in a home they owned. Sam owned a store. The household included: Sam, age 34; Emma, age 31; Sam, Jr., age 11; C. C., age 9; Bonnie Joe, age 8; and Billie, a daughter, age 4.
By 1930, the family was still in their home in Purcell. Sam was a retail merchant who owned a grocery store. Emma worked as a saleslady in the store. Their oldest son, Cecil C. was 20 years old and working for the railroad. Their daughter Bonnie J. was 18, and their daughter Billie L. was 14.
In 1920, the family was still living in Purcell, in a home they owned. Sam owned a store. The household included: Sam, age 34; Emma, age 31; Sam, Jr., age 11; C. C., age 9; Bonnie Joe, age 8; and Billie, a daughter, age 4.
By 1930, the family was still in their home in Purcell. Sam was a retail merchant who owned a grocery store. Emma worked as a saleslady in the store. Their oldest son, Cecil C. was 20 years old and working for the railroad. Their daughter Bonnie J. was 18, and their daughter Billie L. was 14.
In 1906, she married Sam Bridwell and by 1910, they had two children. They were living in Purcell, Oklahoma (McClain County). Their household included: Sam, age 24, born in Arkansas, married once for four years; Emma, age 21, born in Oklahoma, married once for four years, two children; S. J. a son, age 2, born in Oklahoma; and C. C., a son age 2/12, born in Oklahoma.
In 1920, the family was still living in Purcell, in a home they owned. Sam owned a store. The household included: Sam, age 34; Emma, age 31; Sam, Jr., age 11; C. C., age 9; Bonnie Joe, age 8; and Billie, a daughter, age 4.
By 1930, the family was still in their home in Purcell. Sam was a retail merchant who owned a grocery store. Emma worked as a saleslady in the store. Their oldest son, Cecil C. was 20 years old and working for the railroad. Their daughter Bonnie J. was 18, and their daughter Billie L. was 14.
In 1920, the family was still living in Purcell, in a home they owned. Sam owned a store. The household included: Sam, age 34; Emma, age 31; Sam, Jr., age 11; C. C., age 9; Bonnie Joe, age 8; and Billie, a daughter, age 4.
By 1930, the family was still in their home in Purcell. Sam was a retail merchant who owned a grocery store. Emma worked as a saleslady in the store. Their oldest son, Cecil C. was 20 years old and working for the railroad. Their daughter Bonnie J. was 18, and their daughter Billie L. was 14.
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