Samuel was the fifth child of Jacob Emery and his wife, Jane Gault. As a young man, Samuel left Pembroke for Baltimore, MD, where his older brother John Brown Emery and a cousin had a granite and stone business.
Samuel and Mary G. Watt were married by Rev. Peck at the Church of the Ascension in Baltimore, Maryland on 13 September 1840. They had seven children, all born in Baltimore City.
Elizabeth Jane (married Edward E. Burrough)
Mary Juliet (married Horace Burrough)
Harriet Louisa
John Hall (married Catherine J. Trego)
Samuel Jr. (married Amanda Sailor)
Sallie Armitage
James Armitage (married Agnes Hutton Howser)
The family lived in Baltimore for several decades, but they eventually moved to Washington D. C., where Samuel's younger brother, Matthew Gault Emery, resided.
Samuel died of heart disease and was initially interred at Congressional, after funeral services at the Metropolitan M. E. Church. He was moved to Rock Creek Cemetery on June 30th, 1891.
Samuel and Mary G. Watt were married by Rev. Peck at the Church of the Ascension in Baltimore, Maryland on 13 September 1840. They had seven children, all born in Baltimore City.
Elizabeth Jane (married Edward E. Burrough)
Mary Juliet (married Horace Burrough)
Harriet Louisa
John Hall (married Catherine J. Trego)
Samuel Jr. (married Amanda Sailor)
Sallie Armitage
James Armitage (married Agnes Hutton Howser)
The family lived in Baltimore for several decades, but they eventually moved to Washington D. C., where Samuel's younger brother, Matthew Gault Emery, resided.
Samuel died of heart disease and was initially interred at Congressional, after funeral services at the Metropolitan M. E. Church. He was moved to Rock Creek Cemetery on June 30th, 1891.
Samuel was the fifth child of Jacob Emery and his wife, Jane Gault. As a young man, Samuel left Pembroke for Baltimore, MD, where his older brother John Brown Emery and a cousin had a granite and stone business.
Samuel and Mary G. Watt were married by Rev. Peck at the Church of the Ascension in Baltimore, Maryland on 13 September 1840. They had seven children, all born in Baltimore City.
Elizabeth Jane (married Edward E. Burrough)
Mary Juliet (married Horace Burrough)
Harriet Louisa
John Hall (married Catherine J. Trego)
Samuel Jr. (married Amanda Sailor)
Sallie Armitage
James Armitage (married Agnes Hutton Howser)
The family lived in Baltimore for several decades, but they eventually moved to Washington D. C., where Samuel's younger brother, Matthew Gault Emery, resided.
Samuel died of heart disease and was initially interred at Congressional, after funeral services at the Metropolitan M. E. Church. He was moved to Rock Creek Cemetery on June 30th, 1891.
Samuel and Mary G. Watt were married by Rev. Peck at the Church of the Ascension in Baltimore, Maryland on 13 September 1840. They had seven children, all born in Baltimore City.
Elizabeth Jane (married Edward E. Burrough)
Mary Juliet (married Horace Burrough)
Harriet Louisa
John Hall (married Catherine J. Trego)
Samuel Jr. (married Amanda Sailor)
Sallie Armitage
James Armitage (married Agnes Hutton Howser)
The family lived in Baltimore for several decades, but they eventually moved to Washington D. C., where Samuel's younger brother, Matthew Gault Emery, resided.
Samuel died of heart disease and was initially interred at Congressional, after funeral services at the Metropolitan M. E. Church. He was moved to Rock Creek Cemetery on June 30th, 1891.
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SAMUEL EMERY. / OCT. 18, 1815, / MAY 6, 1891. / HIS WIFE / MARY G. / SEPT. 3, 1823, / SEPT. 23, 1906. / EMERY
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