Emma Emaline Warr was the 8th of 9 children to Evans Wilson Warr [1814-1874] and Eliza (Edwards) Warr [1824-1896].
She was a sibling to: Nelson Evans Warr, Eliza Jane Warr, Martha Ann Warr, "Charley" Charles Fertnan Warr, Frances Elizabeth Warr, Mary Victoria Warr, Dora Anne Warr, and her younger sister Vermella Warr.
Emma Emaline Warr married "J.W." John Wilson Albritton [1852-1939] about 1870, after her 19th birthday (as per a Census Record).
The death certificate shows the spelling of her middle name as "Emeline", and the birth date of 23 April 1851.
However, the grave marker shows the spelling of her middle name as "Emaline", and her birth year as 1852. As the manager of this memorial, I am choosing to use the details from the headstone.
Emma Emaline appears on the 1860 and 1870 Census Records in Dallas County, Alabama with her parents and siblings. She appears with her husband on the 1910, 1920, and 1930 Census Records in Texas in Navarro County, Harris County, and Hill County (respectively).
There are no known children to Emma Emaline and J.W. Albritton.
At the time of her death (nearly 86 years old), Mrs. Emma Emaline Albritton lived in the home she shared with her husband: 303 Bois d'Arc, Hillsboro, Hill County, Texas.
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My gratitude to Mary Foster Nichols (member #47212678) for the work she has done on the WARR family, which lead to these discoveries about Emma Emeline Warr Albritton; to Ann (the creator of this memorial) for her contributions to the Warr, Albritton, and Skinner family memorials; and to Michael (#47513207) for his photo contributions. Please credit Michael for his photographs, and Ann for the creation of this Memorial, if you use the details in your Family Tree.
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She was a sibling to: Nelson Evans Warr, Eliza Jane Warr, Martha Ann Warr, "Charley" Charles Fertnan Warr, Frances Elizabeth Warr, Mary Victoria Warr, Dora Anne Warr, and her younger sister Vermella Warr.
Emma Emaline Warr married "J.W." John Wilson Albritton [1852-1939] about 1870, after her 19th birthday (as per a Census Record).
The death certificate shows the spelling of her middle name as "Emeline", and the birth date of 23 April 1851.
However, the grave marker shows the spelling of her middle name as "Emaline", and her birth year as 1852. As the manager of this memorial, I am choosing to use the details from the headstone.
Emma Emaline appears on the 1860 and 1870 Census Records in Dallas County, Alabama with her parents and siblings. She appears with her husband on the 1910, 1920, and 1930 Census Records in Texas in Navarro County, Harris County, and Hill County (respectively).
There are no known children to Emma Emaline and J.W. Albritton.
At the time of her death (nearly 86 years old), Mrs. Emma Emaline Albritton lived in the home she shared with her husband: 303 Bois d'Arc, Hillsboro, Hill County, Texas.
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My gratitude to Mary Foster Nichols (member #47212678) for the work she has done on the WARR family, which lead to these discoveries about Emma Emeline Warr Albritton; to Ann (the creator of this memorial) for her contributions to the Warr, Albritton, and Skinner family memorials; and to Michael (#47513207) for his photo contributions. Please credit Michael for his photographs, and Ann for the creation of this Memorial, if you use the details in your Family Tree.
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Emma Emaline Warr was the 8th of 9 children to Evans Wilson Warr [1814-1874] and Eliza (Edwards) Warr [1824-1896].
She was a sibling to: Nelson Evans Warr, Eliza Jane Warr, Martha Ann Warr, "Charley" Charles Fertnan Warr, Frances Elizabeth Warr, Mary Victoria Warr, Dora Anne Warr, and her younger sister Vermella Warr.
Emma Emaline Warr married "J.W." John Wilson Albritton [1852-1939] about 1870, after her 19th birthday (as per a Census Record).
The death certificate shows the spelling of her middle name as "Emeline", and the birth date of 23 April 1851.
However, the grave marker shows the spelling of her middle name as "Emaline", and her birth year as 1852. As the manager of this memorial, I am choosing to use the details from the headstone.
Emma Emaline appears on the 1860 and 1870 Census Records in Dallas County, Alabama with her parents and siblings. She appears with her husband on the 1910, 1920, and 1930 Census Records in Texas in Navarro County, Harris County, and Hill County (respectively).
There are no known children to Emma Emaline and J.W. Albritton.
At the time of her death (nearly 86 years old), Mrs. Emma Emaline Albritton lived in the home she shared with her husband: 303 Bois d'Arc, Hillsboro, Hill County, Texas.
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My gratitude to Mary Foster Nichols (member #47212678) for the work she has done on the WARR family, which lead to these discoveries about Emma Emeline Warr Albritton; to Ann (the creator of this memorial) for her contributions to the Warr, Albritton, and Skinner family memorials; and to Michael (#47513207) for his photo contributions. Please credit Michael for his photographs, and Ann for the creation of this Memorial, if you use the details in your Family Tree.
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She was a sibling to: Nelson Evans Warr, Eliza Jane Warr, Martha Ann Warr, "Charley" Charles Fertnan Warr, Frances Elizabeth Warr, Mary Victoria Warr, Dora Anne Warr, and her younger sister Vermella Warr.
Emma Emaline Warr married "J.W." John Wilson Albritton [1852-1939] about 1870, after her 19th birthday (as per a Census Record).
The death certificate shows the spelling of her middle name as "Emeline", and the birth date of 23 April 1851.
However, the grave marker shows the spelling of her middle name as "Emaline", and her birth year as 1852. As the manager of this memorial, I am choosing to use the details from the headstone.
Emma Emaline appears on the 1860 and 1870 Census Records in Dallas County, Alabama with her parents and siblings. She appears with her husband on the 1910, 1920, and 1930 Census Records in Texas in Navarro County, Harris County, and Hill County (respectively).
There are no known children to Emma Emaline and J.W. Albritton.
At the time of her death (nearly 86 years old), Mrs. Emma Emaline Albritton lived in the home she shared with her husband: 303 Bois d'Arc, Hillsboro, Hill County, Texas.
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My gratitude to Mary Foster Nichols (member #47212678) for the work she has done on the WARR family, which lead to these discoveries about Emma Emeline Warr Albritton; to Ann (the creator of this memorial) for her contributions to the Warr, Albritton, and Skinner family memorials; and to Michael (#47513207) for his photo contributions. Please credit Michael for his photographs, and Ann for the creation of this Memorial, if you use the details in your Family Tree.
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