Daughter of Thomas Brisbane White and Margaret Carchrie.
Born April 25, 1895, in Greenock, Scotland. (from Thomas White naturalization) Arrived in New York on ship Caledonia on Jan 21, 1913 with her brother, Thomas. Joined their father at 99-103 Nassau St, Brooklyn, NY.
Listed in 1915 New York State Census, Kings County, New York City, age 19, at 29 Coffey St, living with father Thomas, 49, mother Margaret, 40, and siblings Thomas Jr, 16, Mary, 14, William, 12, and Katherine, 1. Thomas worked as a sailmaker. Daughter Margaret worked as a laundry helper. Thomas Jr. worked as an electrician helper. All born in Scotland and listed as aliens, except Katherine who was born in the USA. Also living there was Margaret's mother, Margaret Carchrie, 60 (actually 65), born in Scotland. Thomas had been in the USA 7 years. Margaret, Mary, and William had been in the USA 3 years. Daughter Margaret, Thomas Jr., and Margaret Carchrie had been in the USA 2 years.
Listed in 1920 Census, Kings County, Brooklyn, NY, age 23, at 29 Coffey St, Brooklyn, NY, living with father Thomas, 50, mother Margaret, 43, and siblings Thomas, 21, Mary, 19, William, 17, and Catharine, 5. Catherine born in New York, all others born in Scotland. Thomas Sr immigrated in 1902. Margaret, Margaret, Thomas, Mary and William immigrated in 1912. All that immigrated were still aliens. Thomas Sr. worked as a ship yard dock hand. Mary was a laundress at a laundry. Thomas was a ship yard electrician. Mary was a candy shop operator. William was a shipyard iron worker.
Margaret married Charles Hemlow about 1921.
Listed in 1930 Census, Kings County, Brooklyn, NY, age 33, at 132 Van Dyke St, Brooklyn, NY, with husband Charles Hemlow, 35, and daughter Margaret L., 2 months. Charles worked as a blacksmith in a shop. Charles born in Canada. Margaret born in Scotland. Both Charles and Margaret immigrated in 1905, and were aliens. Margaret L. born in New York. Charles married at age 26, Margaret at 24.
Listed in 1940 Census, Kings County, Brooklyn, NY, age 44, at 80 Coffey St, Brooklyn, NY, with husband Charles, 45, and daughter Margaret Lillian, 11. Charles worked as a blacksmith in a shop. Both Charles and Margaret had pending naturalization applications. Charles born in Canada. Margaret born in Scotland. Margaret Lillian born in New York.
Listed in Naturalization Index as Margaret Hemlow, 47, completing naturalization on May 20, 1943. Lived at 80 Coffey St, Brooklyn, NY. Petition # 365485 Volume 1310.
Buried with her husband, Charles Hemlow, in Evergreens Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY, on Sep 25, 1956 in Ascension section, grave #1114. Burial record # 391227.
Born April 25, 1895, in Greenock, Scotland. (from Thomas White naturalization) Arrived in New York on ship Caledonia on Jan 21, 1913 with her brother, Thomas. Joined their father at 99-103 Nassau St, Brooklyn, NY.
Listed in 1915 New York State Census, Kings County, New York City, age 19, at 29 Coffey St, living with father Thomas, 49, mother Margaret, 40, and siblings Thomas Jr, 16, Mary, 14, William, 12, and Katherine, 1. Thomas worked as a sailmaker. Daughter Margaret worked as a laundry helper. Thomas Jr. worked as an electrician helper. All born in Scotland and listed as aliens, except Katherine who was born in the USA. Also living there was Margaret's mother, Margaret Carchrie, 60 (actually 65), born in Scotland. Thomas had been in the USA 7 years. Margaret, Mary, and William had been in the USA 3 years. Daughter Margaret, Thomas Jr., and Margaret Carchrie had been in the USA 2 years.
Listed in 1920 Census, Kings County, Brooklyn, NY, age 23, at 29 Coffey St, Brooklyn, NY, living with father Thomas, 50, mother Margaret, 43, and siblings Thomas, 21, Mary, 19, William, 17, and Catharine, 5. Catherine born in New York, all others born in Scotland. Thomas Sr immigrated in 1902. Margaret, Margaret, Thomas, Mary and William immigrated in 1912. All that immigrated were still aliens. Thomas Sr. worked as a ship yard dock hand. Mary was a laundress at a laundry. Thomas was a ship yard electrician. Mary was a candy shop operator. William was a shipyard iron worker.
Margaret married Charles Hemlow about 1921.
Listed in 1930 Census, Kings County, Brooklyn, NY, age 33, at 132 Van Dyke St, Brooklyn, NY, with husband Charles Hemlow, 35, and daughter Margaret L., 2 months. Charles worked as a blacksmith in a shop. Charles born in Canada. Margaret born in Scotland. Both Charles and Margaret immigrated in 1905, and were aliens. Margaret L. born in New York. Charles married at age 26, Margaret at 24.
Listed in 1940 Census, Kings County, Brooklyn, NY, age 44, at 80 Coffey St, Brooklyn, NY, with husband Charles, 45, and daughter Margaret Lillian, 11. Charles worked as a blacksmith in a shop. Both Charles and Margaret had pending naturalization applications. Charles born in Canada. Margaret born in Scotland. Margaret Lillian born in New York.
Listed in Naturalization Index as Margaret Hemlow, 47, completing naturalization on May 20, 1943. Lived at 80 Coffey St, Brooklyn, NY. Petition # 365485 Volume 1310.
Buried with her husband, Charles Hemlow, in Evergreens Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY, on Sep 25, 1956 in Ascension section, grave #1114. Burial record # 391227.
Daughter of Thomas Brisbane White and Margaret Carchrie.
Born April 25, 1895, in Greenock, Scotland. (from Thomas White naturalization) Arrived in New York on ship Caledonia on Jan 21, 1913 with her brother, Thomas. Joined their father at 99-103 Nassau St, Brooklyn, NY.
Listed in 1915 New York State Census, Kings County, New York City, age 19, at 29 Coffey St, living with father Thomas, 49, mother Margaret, 40, and siblings Thomas Jr, 16, Mary, 14, William, 12, and Katherine, 1. Thomas worked as a sailmaker. Daughter Margaret worked as a laundry helper. Thomas Jr. worked as an electrician helper. All born in Scotland and listed as aliens, except Katherine who was born in the USA. Also living there was Margaret's mother, Margaret Carchrie, 60 (actually 65), born in Scotland. Thomas had been in the USA 7 years. Margaret, Mary, and William had been in the USA 3 years. Daughter Margaret, Thomas Jr., and Margaret Carchrie had been in the USA 2 years.
Listed in 1920 Census, Kings County, Brooklyn, NY, age 23, at 29 Coffey St, Brooklyn, NY, living with father Thomas, 50, mother Margaret, 43, and siblings Thomas, 21, Mary, 19, William, 17, and Catharine, 5. Catherine born in New York, all others born in Scotland. Thomas Sr immigrated in 1902. Margaret, Margaret, Thomas, Mary and William immigrated in 1912. All that immigrated were still aliens. Thomas Sr. worked as a ship yard dock hand. Mary was a laundress at a laundry. Thomas was a ship yard electrician. Mary was a candy shop operator. William was a shipyard iron worker.
Margaret married Charles Hemlow about 1921.
Listed in 1930 Census, Kings County, Brooklyn, NY, age 33, at 132 Van Dyke St, Brooklyn, NY, with husband Charles Hemlow, 35, and daughter Margaret L., 2 months. Charles worked as a blacksmith in a shop. Charles born in Canada. Margaret born in Scotland. Both Charles and Margaret immigrated in 1905, and were aliens. Margaret L. born in New York. Charles married at age 26, Margaret at 24.
Listed in 1940 Census, Kings County, Brooklyn, NY, age 44, at 80 Coffey St, Brooklyn, NY, with husband Charles, 45, and daughter Margaret Lillian, 11. Charles worked as a blacksmith in a shop. Both Charles and Margaret had pending naturalization applications. Charles born in Canada. Margaret born in Scotland. Margaret Lillian born in New York.
Listed in Naturalization Index as Margaret Hemlow, 47, completing naturalization on May 20, 1943. Lived at 80 Coffey St, Brooklyn, NY. Petition # 365485 Volume 1310.
Buried with her husband, Charles Hemlow, in Evergreens Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY, on Sep 25, 1956 in Ascension section, grave #1114. Burial record # 391227.
Born April 25, 1895, in Greenock, Scotland. (from Thomas White naturalization) Arrived in New York on ship Caledonia on Jan 21, 1913 with her brother, Thomas. Joined their father at 99-103 Nassau St, Brooklyn, NY.
Listed in 1915 New York State Census, Kings County, New York City, age 19, at 29 Coffey St, living with father Thomas, 49, mother Margaret, 40, and siblings Thomas Jr, 16, Mary, 14, William, 12, and Katherine, 1. Thomas worked as a sailmaker. Daughter Margaret worked as a laundry helper. Thomas Jr. worked as an electrician helper. All born in Scotland and listed as aliens, except Katherine who was born in the USA. Also living there was Margaret's mother, Margaret Carchrie, 60 (actually 65), born in Scotland. Thomas had been in the USA 7 years. Margaret, Mary, and William had been in the USA 3 years. Daughter Margaret, Thomas Jr., and Margaret Carchrie had been in the USA 2 years.
Listed in 1920 Census, Kings County, Brooklyn, NY, age 23, at 29 Coffey St, Brooklyn, NY, living with father Thomas, 50, mother Margaret, 43, and siblings Thomas, 21, Mary, 19, William, 17, and Catharine, 5. Catherine born in New York, all others born in Scotland. Thomas Sr immigrated in 1902. Margaret, Margaret, Thomas, Mary and William immigrated in 1912. All that immigrated were still aliens. Thomas Sr. worked as a ship yard dock hand. Mary was a laundress at a laundry. Thomas was a ship yard electrician. Mary was a candy shop operator. William was a shipyard iron worker.
Margaret married Charles Hemlow about 1921.
Listed in 1930 Census, Kings County, Brooklyn, NY, age 33, at 132 Van Dyke St, Brooklyn, NY, with husband Charles Hemlow, 35, and daughter Margaret L., 2 months. Charles worked as a blacksmith in a shop. Charles born in Canada. Margaret born in Scotland. Both Charles and Margaret immigrated in 1905, and were aliens. Margaret L. born in New York. Charles married at age 26, Margaret at 24.
Listed in 1940 Census, Kings County, Brooklyn, NY, age 44, at 80 Coffey St, Brooklyn, NY, with husband Charles, 45, and daughter Margaret Lillian, 11. Charles worked as a blacksmith in a shop. Both Charles and Margaret had pending naturalization applications. Charles born in Canada. Margaret born in Scotland. Margaret Lillian born in New York.
Listed in Naturalization Index as Margaret Hemlow, 47, completing naturalization on May 20, 1943. Lived at 80 Coffey St, Brooklyn, NY. Petition # 365485 Volume 1310.
Buried with her husband, Charles Hemlow, in Evergreens Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY, on Sep 25, 1956 in Ascension section, grave #1114. Burial record # 391227.
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