1940 Census Louisville, Jefferson, KY USA
Emma Awl age 56 b/KY Single Millinery/Saleslady in Dress Shop
Breckinridge Co., Herald News, 11 May 1962
Obituary - Miss Emma Ahl, 78, died May 5 at the Charles P. Moorman Home for Wommen. Surviving her are four nieces; Mrs. Greg Spalding, and Mrs. Mary Daily Holland both of Louisville, Mrs John Purcell of Hardinsburg and Mrs. Cyril Marringly of Levitown, NJ.
Grave side services were at Ivy Hill Cemetery, Hardinsburg. Dowell Funeral Home, Hardinsburg was in charge of arrangements.
Pallbears were: John Purcell, Jack Purcell, George Purcell, Lenland (Leland) Seaton, and Chee Robbins.
The Home where Emma Ahl died:
Charles P. Moorman Home for Women
966 Cherokee Rd, Louisville, KY
Charles P. Moorman, a wealthy citizen of Louisville, Ky., died on the 13th day of February, 1917, leaving a will, the material clauses of which are as follows: (after seeing to the care and support of his son and grandaughter the remainer of his will was to start a home for women) "My purpose is to endow and dedicate to humanity a home for indigent old women, who otherwise would be forced to spend their declining years in want and misery. This purpose I have cherished for many years.
Kentucky Death Records
Name: Emma Ahl
Age: 78
Death Place: Jefferson
Residence: Jefferson
DOD: 5-05-1962
Volume: 022
Cert: 10774
Dea Vol: 1962
Emma Awl age 56 b/KY Single Millinery/Saleslady in Dress Shop
Breckinridge Co., Herald News, 11 May 1962
Obituary - Miss Emma Ahl, 78, died May 5 at the Charles P. Moorman Home for Wommen. Surviving her are four nieces; Mrs. Greg Spalding, and Mrs. Mary Daily Holland both of Louisville, Mrs John Purcell of Hardinsburg and Mrs. Cyril Marringly of Levitown, NJ.
Grave side services were at Ivy Hill Cemetery, Hardinsburg. Dowell Funeral Home, Hardinsburg was in charge of arrangements.
Pallbears were: John Purcell, Jack Purcell, George Purcell, Lenland (Leland) Seaton, and Chee Robbins.
The Home where Emma Ahl died:
Charles P. Moorman Home for Women
966 Cherokee Rd, Louisville, KY
Charles P. Moorman, a wealthy citizen of Louisville, Ky., died on the 13th day of February, 1917, leaving a will, the material clauses of which are as follows: (after seeing to the care and support of his son and grandaughter the remainer of his will was to start a home for women) "My purpose is to endow and dedicate to humanity a home for indigent old women, who otherwise would be forced to spend their declining years in want and misery. This purpose I have cherished for many years.
Kentucky Death Records
Name: Emma Ahl
Age: 78
Death Place: Jefferson
Residence: Jefferson
DOD: 5-05-1962
Volume: 022
Cert: 10774
Dea Vol: 1962
1940 Census Louisville, Jefferson, KY USA
Emma Awl age 56 b/KY Single Millinery/Saleslady in Dress Shop
Breckinridge Co., Herald News, 11 May 1962
Obituary - Miss Emma Ahl, 78, died May 5 at the Charles P. Moorman Home for Wommen. Surviving her are four nieces; Mrs. Greg Spalding, and Mrs. Mary Daily Holland both of Louisville, Mrs John Purcell of Hardinsburg and Mrs. Cyril Marringly of Levitown, NJ.
Grave side services were at Ivy Hill Cemetery, Hardinsburg. Dowell Funeral Home, Hardinsburg was in charge of arrangements.
Pallbears were: John Purcell, Jack Purcell, George Purcell, Lenland (Leland) Seaton, and Chee Robbins.
The Home where Emma Ahl died:
Charles P. Moorman Home for Women
966 Cherokee Rd, Louisville, KY
Charles P. Moorman, a wealthy citizen of Louisville, Ky., died on the 13th day of February, 1917, leaving a will, the material clauses of which are as follows: (after seeing to the care and support of his son and grandaughter the remainer of his will was to start a home for women) "My purpose is to endow and dedicate to humanity a home for indigent old women, who otherwise would be forced to spend their declining years in want and misery. This purpose I have cherished for many years.
Kentucky Death Records
Name: Emma Ahl
Age: 78
Death Place: Jefferson
Residence: Jefferson
DOD: 5-05-1962
Volume: 022
Cert: 10774
Dea Vol: 1962
Emma Awl age 56 b/KY Single Millinery/Saleslady in Dress Shop
Breckinridge Co., Herald News, 11 May 1962
Obituary - Miss Emma Ahl, 78, died May 5 at the Charles P. Moorman Home for Wommen. Surviving her are four nieces; Mrs. Greg Spalding, and Mrs. Mary Daily Holland both of Louisville, Mrs John Purcell of Hardinsburg and Mrs. Cyril Marringly of Levitown, NJ.
Grave side services were at Ivy Hill Cemetery, Hardinsburg. Dowell Funeral Home, Hardinsburg was in charge of arrangements.
Pallbears were: John Purcell, Jack Purcell, George Purcell, Lenland (Leland) Seaton, and Chee Robbins.
The Home where Emma Ahl died:
Charles P. Moorman Home for Women
966 Cherokee Rd, Louisville, KY
Charles P. Moorman, a wealthy citizen of Louisville, Ky., died on the 13th day of February, 1917, leaving a will, the material clauses of which are as follows: (after seeing to the care and support of his son and grandaughter the remainer of his will was to start a home for women) "My purpose is to endow and dedicate to humanity a home for indigent old women, who otherwise would be forced to spend their declining years in want and misery. This purpose I have cherished for many years.
Kentucky Death Records
Name: Emma Ahl
Age: 78
Death Place: Jefferson
Residence: Jefferson
DOD: 5-05-1962
Volume: 022
Cert: 10774
Dea Vol: 1962
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