Emma and Albert lived in Burlington, Vermont, and had at least 4 children, including Charles Scott. They divorced before 1900. Emma ran a boarding house at 8 South Willard Street in Burlington after the divorce. In 1900, her sons Charles Scott and Arthur lived with her there, as did Gertrude Dow and Cassius Root. By 1910, only Arthur lived with Emma.
An obituary was published in The Burlington Free Press (Burlington, Vermont) on January 11, 1924. Survivors named include a son, Charles Scott Dow, then living in New Haven, CT.
An obituary was published in The Burlington Free Press (Burlington, Vermont) on January 11, 1924. Survivors named include a son, Charles Scott Dow, then living in New Haven, CT.
Emma and Albert lived in Burlington, Vermont, and had at least 4 children, including Charles Scott. They divorced before 1900. Emma ran a boarding house at 8 South Willard Street in Burlington after the divorce. In 1900, her sons Charles Scott and Arthur lived with her there, as did Gertrude Dow and Cassius Root. By 1910, only Arthur lived with Emma.
An obituary was published in The Burlington Free Press (Burlington, Vermont) on January 11, 1924. Survivors named include a son, Charles Scott Dow, then living in New Haven, CT.
An obituary was published in The Burlington Free Press (Burlington, Vermont) on January 11, 1924. Survivors named include a son, Charles Scott Dow, then living in New Haven, CT.
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