Personal Details of Emma Robinson
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| Buried: | 23/06/1930 |
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Burial Register
| Name at death | Emma Robinson | ||||||
| Age at Death | 68 | ||||||
| Burial Date | 23 June 1930 | ||||||
| Abode |
54 Craven Road
Newbury |
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| Official at Burial | J.M. Beaufort | ||||||
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Burial Register entry for Emma Robinson
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Burial Register Entry for Emma Robinson
Memorial Details
| South side: In Dearest Remembrance Fredrick Robinson died Jan 7th 1911 aged 76/East side: "In sure and certain hope"/North side: Emma Robinson his wife died March 17th 1930 aged 94/ West side: "In sure and certain hope"/ Emma Robinson daughter died June 18th 1930 aged 68 | |
| Name on Memorial | Emma ROBINSON |
| Date of death | 18/06/1930 |
| Age | 68 |
| Gender | Female |
| Memorial Type | Kerbs stones with corner pillars |
| Construction Material | Granite |
| Condition of memorial | Good |
| Pattison Location Code | NE32(A) |
| Others named on memorial | |
| Frederick ROBINSON | |
| Emma ROBINSON |
Newspaper Cuttings
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Deaths - Emma Robinson
| Source: | nwn |
| Article date: | 26/06/1930 |
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| Transciption: | Newbury Weekly News Dated 26th June 1930 ROBINSON – June 18th, at 54 Craven-road, Newbury, Emma, eldest daughter of the late Frederick and Emma Robinson
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Biographical Information
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Emma Robinson 1861-1930
Emma Robinson
1861-1930
Emma was born in 1861 in Canterbury Kent. She was baptised on the 28th December 1861, at the Garrison Chapel, Canterbury Barracks, the daughter of Frederick (a Sergeant in the 20th Hussars) and Emma Robinson (nee Assig) who were married on the 10th June 1857, at St Mary, Northgate, Canterbury.
Her father Frederick was born on the 24th July 1834, in St George the Martyr, Middlesex. He was baptised on the 21st September 1834, at St Andrew, Holborn, Middlesex, the son of William a (Carman) and Mary A. Robinson of 30 Eagle Street. Frederick died aged 76 on the 7th January 1911, he was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 11th January.
Emma’s mother Emma was born in London, the illegitimate daughter of Amelia Assig (nee Pearton), the widow of Augustus De Assig (also recorded as Assig and Deassig). Emma died aged 94 on the 17th March 1930. She was laid to rest with Frederick on the 21st March.
Frederick and Emma also had the following children baptised at the Garrison Chapel, Canterbury Barracks, Kent:
Frederick William, born 1858 (no baptism found)
Charles Albert, born c1864 (baptised 3rd April 1864, died 1864)
Wilhelmina, born 1865 (baptised 11th June 1865)
Charles Herbert, born 1867 (baptised 19th January 1868)
Alice Maude, born 1869 (baptised 16th May 1869, died 1869)
Louisa, born 1870 (baptised 10th November 1870)
Clara, born c1872 (baptised 31st March 1872)
The 1861 census records Frederick (26), a Sergeant in the 3rd Dragoon Guards, Emma (25) and their son Fredrick William (2), lodging in Crown Street, Leeds, Yorkshire.
In 1871 Frederick (36), Sergeant 20th Hussars, Emma (35), Frederick (12), Emma (9), Wilhelmina (5), Charles (3) and Louisa (5 months), were recorded living in the Army Barracks, in Northgate, Canterbury, Kent.
In 1881 Frederick (46) was recorded as a Yeomanry Instructor, living at 5 Devonshire Terrace, Oxford Road, Tilehurst, Reading, Berkshire, with Emma (45), Emma (18), Wilhelmina (16), both Dressmakers, Charles (13), Louisa (10), and Clara (9)
The 1891 census records Frederick (56) as a Retired Sergeant Major, living in Craven Road, Newbury, with Emma (56) and their daughters, Emma (29), Wilhelmina (26) and Clara (18), all Dressmakers and Louisa (20), a Stationer’s Assistant.
In 1901 Frederick (66) was recorded living on his own means, at 2 Lynton Villas, Newbury, with Emma (65) and their daughters, Emma (39) and Wilhelmina (35), both self-employed Dressmakers and Clara (29).
The 1911 census records Emma (75) living on Private Means, at 11 Carven Road, Newbury. Her daughters Emma (47) and Wilhelmina (44) and Clara (37) were still living at home with Emma and Emma and Wilhelmina were both still working as self-employed Dressmakers.
In 1921 Emma (85) and her daughters Emma (57) and Wilhelmina (54), were again recorded living at 11 Carven Road. Emma and Wilhelmina were again recorded as Dressmakers.
Emma died aged 68 on the 18th June 1930. She was laid to rest in the Newtown Road Cemetery on the 23rd June with her parents Frederick and Emma.
Emma’s sisters Wilhelmina and Louisa were also buried in the Newtown Road Cemetery, Wilhelmina was buried on the 8th March 1944 and Louisa was buried on the 15th April 1955.
Author: gambles
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