Personal Details of Emma Freeman
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| Buried: | 16/03/1917 |
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Burial Register
| Name at death | Emma Freeman | ||||||
| Age at Death | 94 | ||||||
| Burial Date | 16 March 1917 | ||||||
| Abode |
144 London Road
Reading |
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| Official at Burial | L.R. Majendie (Rector) | ||||||
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Burial Register entry for Emma Freeman
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Burial Register Entry for Emma Freeman
Memorial Details
| Kerbstones - west side: John Freeman died Oct 2nd 1879 aged 27 years / North side: Charlotte Bryant died 26th April 1886 aged 36 yrs./ North side:Samuel Henry Freeman died 24th Dec 1920 ged 76 yrs./ East side: Fanny Louise Wood died Sept 19th 1896 aged 17 yrs./ South side: Samuel Freeman died May 7th 1906 aged 89./South side: Emma Freeman died March 12th 1917 aged 94./East side: Mary Ann Freeman born Dec 11th 1847 died March 29th 1928./ / South side: Caroline Offer died May 17th 1929 aged 69 years | |
| Name on Memorial | Emma FREEMAN |
| Date of death | 12/03/1917 |
| Age | 94 |
| Gender | Female |
| Memorial Type | Kerbstones double size |
| Construction Material | Sandstone |
| Condition of memorial | Fair |
| Pattison Location Code | NE39(A) |
| Others named on memorial | |
| John FREEMAN | |
| Charlotte BRYANT | |
| Samuel Henry FREEMAN | |
| Louise Fanny WOOD | |
| Samuel FREEMAN | |
| Mary Ann FREEMAN | |
| Caroline OFFER |
Newspaper Cuttings
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Deaths - Emma Freeman
| Source: | NWN |
| Article date: | 22/03/1917 |
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| Transciption: | Newbury Weekly News Dated 22nd March 1917 FREEMAN – At 144 London-road, Reading, Emma, widow of the late Samuel Freeman, formerly of West Mills, aged 94.
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Biographical Information
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Emma Freeman 1823 - 1817
Emma Freeman
c1823-1917
Emma, her parents, siblings and early life:
Emma was born in Caversham, Oxfordshire, the daughter of Joseph and Mary Elizabeth Sharp (nee Griffiiths) who were married on the 13th September 1819 at St Giles, Reading, Berkshire. ((Mary Elizabeth was recorded as Elizabeth on the marriage record)
Her father Joseph was born c1793 in Wyggeston, Northamptonshire (son of Thomas Sharp). Joseph was widowed sometime between 1829-1847. (No other information found for Mary Elizabeth). Joseph remarried on the 20th September 1847 at St Mary the Minster, Reading. 2nd wife Ruth Hodgson (born c1796 in Reading), a spinster. Joseph died aged 70 in 1856, he was buried on the 8th June at St Peter Caversham. Ruth remarried on the 19th July 1858 at St Mary the Minster, Reading, her 2nd husband was William Dormer. She was widower in 1863 and died aged 86 in 1881 in Oxfordshire.
Joseph and Mary Elizabeth also had the following children:
Henry born c1820 in Reading, baptised 23rd January 1820 at St Giles, Reading
Elizabeth and Charlotte born in Caversham, baptised 6/2/1825 (possibly twins, not proved)
Caroline born c1826 in Caversham, baptised 22/10/1826
Mary Elizabeth born c1830 in Caversham, baptised 26/12/1830
Emma in later life:
In 1841 Emma (18) and her sister Caroline (15) were working as a Female Servants in Wolverton Hampshire.
Emma married in 1843.
Marriage details:
Place: Wolverton, Hampshire
Date: 3rd October 1843
Groom: Samuel Freeman abode, Wolverton, Hampshire
Bride: Emma Sharp, aged 20, abode, Wolverton, Hampshire
Fathers: Joseph Sharp and John Freeman
(Samuel was a Millwright, he was born on the 18th April 1817 in Newbury Berkshire and was baptised on the 14th May at Northcroft Lane Meeting House, Newbury, (Baptist) the son of John and Sarah Freeman (nee May) who were married on the 31st August 1800 at St Nicolas Church Newbury)
Emma and Samuel had the following children:
Samuel Henry 1844 in Reading
Mary Elizabeth 1846 in Reading
Charlotte 1849 in Reading (died 1849)
Charlotte 1850 in Reading
John 1852 in Reading
Louisa 1855 in Newbury
Fanny c1858 in Newbury
Caroline 1859 in Newbury
Emily 1861 in Newbury
Richard Thomas c1864 in Newbury (died in 1865, buried in a private grave in the NRC on the 1st December)
Charles Sharp 1867 in Newbury
In 1851 Emma (26) was living in Kings Road, Reading, Berkshire with Samuel (33) and their children Samuel Henry (6), Mary Elizabeth (4) and Charlotte (11 months). Also recorded living in the household was Emma’s sister Charlotte Sharp (28).
By 1861 the family were living in West Mills, Newbury. Both the 1871 and 1881 census records also record Samuel and Emma living in West Mills.
By 1891 Emma and Samuel (now retired), were lodging with their widowed daughter Louisa Wood (34) at 17 Craven Street, Newbury. Also recorded in the household were Louisa’s children Fanny (11), Alfred (10) and Samuel (8), Louisa’s brother Charles Sharp Freeman (23), Louisa’s aunt, Charlotte Sharp (69) and a boarder, George Carter (18).
By 1901 Emma and Samuel were living at 10 Kimber’s Almshouses, Newbury.
Samuel died aged 89 on the 7th May 1906, he was laid to rest in a family grave in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 9th May.
The 1911 census records Emma (88) living at 144 London Road, Reading with her daughter Louisa Newton (55) (formerly Wood, nee Freeman), her son-in-law Frederick William Newton (60), her granddaughter Gladys Newton (13) and a boarder Percy John Adey (21).
Emma died aged 94 on the 12th March 1917 in Reading, her body was brought to Newbury and she was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 16th March with her husband Samuel (buried 1906). Their son John Freeman (buried 1879), daughter Charlotte Bryant (buried 1886), granddaughter Fanny Louisa Wood (buried 1896), son Samuel Henry Freeman (buried 1920), daughter-in-law Mary Anna Freeman (buried 1928) and daughter Caroline Offer (buried 1929) are also buried with them in the family plot.
Mrs P Page 56 NE39(A)
Author: C Gambles
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