Son of Gilman Emerson.
Charles Emerson (age 27, Engineer) married Emma L. Bailey (age 23, Nurse) in Ashby on 18 June 1889.
Married Ida M. (Carter) Parker, October 25, 1903, Fitchburg, Massachusetts. [His mother listed as Damon Weed.]
Age: 87
Suggested edit: Charles is the result of an illegitimate birth. His mother is Temma Wade, she is listed on all records. His father is Gilbert Sullivan Emmerson. There are 2 possible fathers, the one he is living with in 1870, Gilbert (1807-1873 ID KCZB-6C9), or Gilbert Sr.'s son, ID KHZN-ZMV. Both men were married at the time of his birth and still married to the same woman in 1870.
You are missing Charles first wife, Georgianna "Josie" Blake. [Josie married Frank S. Shaw, December 29, 1888, Barre, Vermont. They were living in Kennebunkport, Maine in 1915, when her father Joseph died.] They married 15 September 1883, Berlin, Vermont. 1910 census Charles states 3rd marriage. His parents are listed on all 3 marriage records.
Contributor: Melissa Winkowski (47438658)
Charles Emerson (age 27, Engineer) married Emma L. Bailey (age 23, Nurse) in Ashby on 18 June 1889.
Married Ida M. (Carter) Parker, October 25, 1903, Fitchburg, Massachusetts. [His mother listed as Damon Weed.]
Age: 87
Suggested edit: Charles is the result of an illegitimate birth. His mother is Temma Wade, she is listed on all records. His father is Gilbert Sullivan Emmerson. There are 2 possible fathers, the one he is living with in 1870, Gilbert (1807-1873 ID KCZB-6C9), or Gilbert Sr.'s son, ID KHZN-ZMV. Both men were married at the time of his birth and still married to the same woman in 1870.
You are missing Charles first wife, Georgianna "Josie" Blake. [Josie married Frank S. Shaw, December 29, 1888, Barre, Vermont. They were living in Kennebunkport, Maine in 1915, when her father Joseph died.] They married 15 September 1883, Berlin, Vermont. 1910 census Charles states 3rd marriage. His parents are listed on all 3 marriage records.
Contributor: Melissa Winkowski (47438658)
Son of Gilman Emerson.
Charles Emerson (age 27, Engineer) married Emma L. Bailey (age 23, Nurse) in Ashby on 18 June 1889.
Married Ida M. (Carter) Parker, October 25, 1903, Fitchburg, Massachusetts. [His mother listed as Damon Weed.]
Age: 87
Suggested edit: Charles is the result of an illegitimate birth. His mother is Temma Wade, she is listed on all records. His father is Gilbert Sullivan Emmerson. There are 2 possible fathers, the one he is living with in 1870, Gilbert (1807-1873 ID KCZB-6C9), or Gilbert Sr.'s son, ID KHZN-ZMV. Both men were married at the time of his birth and still married to the same woman in 1870.
You are missing Charles first wife, Georgianna "Josie" Blake. [Josie married Frank S. Shaw, December 29, 1888, Barre, Vermont. They were living in Kennebunkport, Maine in 1915, when her father Joseph died.] They married 15 September 1883, Berlin, Vermont. 1910 census Charles states 3rd marriage. His parents are listed on all 3 marriage records.
Contributor: Melissa Winkowski (47438658)
Charles Emerson (age 27, Engineer) married Emma L. Bailey (age 23, Nurse) in Ashby on 18 June 1889.
Married Ida M. (Carter) Parker, October 25, 1903, Fitchburg, Massachusetts. [His mother listed as Damon Weed.]
Age: 87
Suggested edit: Charles is the result of an illegitimate birth. His mother is Temma Wade, she is listed on all records. His father is Gilbert Sullivan Emmerson. There are 2 possible fathers, the one he is living with in 1870, Gilbert (1807-1873 ID KCZB-6C9), or Gilbert Sr.'s son, ID KHZN-ZMV. Both men were married at the time of his birth and still married to the same woman in 1870.
You are missing Charles first wife, Georgianna "Josie" Blake. [Josie married Frank S. Shaw, December 29, 1888, Barre, Vermont. They were living in Kennebunkport, Maine in 1915, when her father Joseph died.] They married 15 September 1883, Berlin, Vermont. 1910 census Charles states 3rd marriage. His parents are listed on all 3 marriage records.
Contributor: Melissa Winkowski (47438658)
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