Emma was apparently "adopted" at one point by John Brooks and Catherine Prentis, presumably after the death of her mother. (Catherine's will describes her as an "adopted daughter", though perhaps not in the strictly legal sense.) She married Alfred in Richmond on 16 December 1856. They had at least five children: Alfred Prentis, Hardaway McCabe, Josephine Woods, Joseph W. and Edwin.
She died age 55 at 410 W. Leigh Street of "Mucoenteritis," per Cemetery records. Her grave in the John B. Prentis plot, near her husband, and also John and Catherine Prentis, is unmarked.
She died age 55 at 410 W. Leigh Street of "Mucoenteritis," per Cemetery records. Her grave in the John B. Prentis plot, near her husband, and also John and Catherine Prentis, is unmarked.
Emma was apparently "adopted" at one point by John Brooks and Catherine Prentis, presumably after the death of her mother. (Catherine's will describes her as an "adopted daughter", though perhaps not in the strictly legal sense.) She married Alfred in Richmond on 16 December 1856. They had at least five children: Alfred Prentis, Hardaway McCabe, Josephine Woods, Joseph W. and Edwin.
She died age 55 at 410 W. Leigh Street of "Mucoenteritis," per Cemetery records. Her grave in the John B. Prentis plot, near her husband, and also John and Catherine Prentis, is unmarked.
She died age 55 at 410 W. Leigh Street of "Mucoenteritis," per Cemetery records. Her grave in the John B. Prentis plot, near her husband, and also John and Catherine Prentis, is unmarked.
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