Emily Bertram was born 13 Sep 1845 to parents Andrew & Margaret Bertram. One of four children born in County Durham, England. She was married on 25 Jun 1866 to Thornton Kell (1842-1900) at the parish church St Nicholas Episcapal in Durham, England.
In 1871, with 3 small children Thornton & Emily joined family in Canton, Ohio, USA. They arrived on the ship "City of Brussells", part of the Inman line, departing from Liverpool, England and arrived in New York City, NY on their way to Ohio.
They had 6 more babies to a total of nine children, living in Canton, OH until they purchased a farm in Halifax Co, VA called "Cole Ferry Farm".
Emily was widowed in 1900 when Thornton died. She lived 16 more years without remarrying and passed on 16 Dec 1916 in the home of her son, Dr. Septimus Jasper Kell in Welch, WV.
She is buried in Canton, OH in West Lawn Cemetery.
Her brother William Bertram is also buried in West Lawn Cemetery. Find-A-Grave # 97771181.
In 1871, with 3 small children Thornton & Emily joined family in Canton, Ohio, USA. They arrived on the ship "City of Brussells", part of the Inman line, departing from Liverpool, England and arrived in New York City, NY on their way to Ohio.
They had 6 more babies to a total of nine children, living in Canton, OH until they purchased a farm in Halifax Co, VA called "Cole Ferry Farm".
Emily was widowed in 1900 when Thornton died. She lived 16 more years without remarrying and passed on 16 Dec 1916 in the home of her son, Dr. Septimus Jasper Kell in Welch, WV.
She is buried in Canton, OH in West Lawn Cemetery.
Her brother William Bertram is also buried in West Lawn Cemetery. Find-A-Grave # 97771181.
Emily Bertram was born 13 Sep 1845 to parents Andrew & Margaret Bertram. One of four children born in County Durham, England. She was married on 25 Jun 1866 to Thornton Kell (1842-1900) at the parish church St Nicholas Episcapal in Durham, England.
In 1871, with 3 small children Thornton & Emily joined family in Canton, Ohio, USA. They arrived on the ship "City of Brussells", part of the Inman line, departing from Liverpool, England and arrived in New York City, NY on their way to Ohio.
They had 6 more babies to a total of nine children, living in Canton, OH until they purchased a farm in Halifax Co, VA called "Cole Ferry Farm".
Emily was widowed in 1900 when Thornton died. She lived 16 more years without remarrying and passed on 16 Dec 1916 in the home of her son, Dr. Septimus Jasper Kell in Welch, WV.
She is buried in Canton, OH in West Lawn Cemetery.
Her brother William Bertram is also buried in West Lawn Cemetery. Find-A-Grave # 97771181.
In 1871, with 3 small children Thornton & Emily joined family in Canton, Ohio, USA. They arrived on the ship "City of Brussells", part of the Inman line, departing from Liverpool, England and arrived in New York City, NY on their way to Ohio.
They had 6 more babies to a total of nine children, living in Canton, OH until they purchased a farm in Halifax Co, VA called "Cole Ferry Farm".
Emily was widowed in 1900 when Thornton died. She lived 16 more years without remarrying and passed on 16 Dec 1916 in the home of her son, Dr. Septimus Jasper Kell in Welch, WV.
She is buried in Canton, OH in West Lawn Cemetery.
Her brother William Bertram is also buried in West Lawn Cemetery. Find-A-Grave # 97771181.
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