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Descendants of Johann Hartman Emmal

Generation One

70. Johann Hartman Emmal; b. circa 1710; m. Margarethe Emmal circa 1738 Germany; d. before 1782 (Wife Margarethe is described as a spinster in 1782, when she stood as godmother in a baptism).630

He and Margarethe Emmal migrated on 19 Nov 1753 to Hamburg to, Philadelphia, on the Friendship. (30000 German Immigrants to Penna., D. Rupp, 1975) also in Penna. Germ. Pioneers, v.1, Strassburger, 1966, p.589. Record is for Hartman, presumably as head of the family. His signature is clear in the "signature edition" of "Early German Immigrants to Pennsylvania."631 Listed in the in 1773 Census in Upper Alloways Creek, Salem, NJ (Listed as Hotman Emmal).632

Known children of Johann Hartman Emmal and Margarethe Emmal both b. Prussia, Germany, were as follows:

Generation Two

71. Peter Hartman Emmal (Hartman); b. circa 1740 Prussia, Germany; m. Elizabeth/Esther (--?--).

Known children of Peter Hartman Emmal and Elizabeth/Esther (--?--) were as follows:

72. Johann Martin Emmal (Hartman); b. circa 1740 Prussia, Germany; m. Rosina Catherine (--?--) circa 1770; m. Elizabeth (--?--) before 1808 (Martin and Elizabeth Emal/Emmins/Emmons of Fairfield, grantors to Wm. Smith 18 Jun 1808. It is possible this grantor was his son Martin);640 brd. 16 Aug 1813 and was buried Old Stone Church, Fairfield, Cumberland, NJ.641

Listed in the in 1773 Census in Salem, NJ.642

Known children of Johann Martin Emmal and Rosina Catherine (--?--) were as follows:

There were no known children of Johann Martin Emmal and Elizabeth (--?--).

Generation Three

73. Peter Hartman (Hartman Emmal, Hartman); b. circa 1781; m. Esther Emmal.

Known children of Peter Hartman and Esther Emmal were as follows:

74. Michael Emmal (Johann, Hartman); b. 10 May 1775 Cohansey, Cumberland, NJ;673 b. 9 May 1777 Cohansey, Cumberland, NJ;674 m. Sally Seeley 27 Apr 1803 Cumberland Co., NJ;675,676,677 m. Sarah Smith, daughter of Col. Asa Smith and Elizabeth Smith (Mrs.), 6 Jun 1826 Cumberland, NJ;678,679 d. 7 May 1861 Fairfield, Cumberland, NJ, at age 83;680,681,682 he was buried Fairfield Presb. Church (Old Stone Church), Fairfield Twp. (betw. Fairton & Cedarville), Cumberland, NJ.

Listed in the in 1830 Census in Fairfield, Cumberland, NJ (1830 CENSUS DATA ENTRY

Reel:M19-81

State:NJ

Page: 496

County:Cumberland

Town:Fairfield (lots of Bateman families in neighborhood)

Census Date:

Last Name:Emmons

First Name:Michael

Code: ABCDEFGHIJKL

Males: 001000010000 <ENTER HERE

Females: 000001000000

A=under 5, b 1826-1830

B=5 to under 10, b 1821-1825

C=10 to under 15, b 1816-1820

D=16 to under 20, b 1811-1815

E=20 to under 30, b 1801-1810

F=30 to under 40, b 1791-1800

G=40 to under 50, b 1781-1790(Sarah Smith)

H=50 to under 60, b 1771-1780 (Michael)

I=60 to under 70, b 1761-1770

J=70 to under 80, b 1751-1760

K=80 to under 90, b 1741-1750

L=90 and up, b bef 1741).

Known children of Michael Emmal and Sally Seeley all b. Cedarville, Cumberland, NJ, were as follows:

Known children of Michael Emmal and Sarah Smith both b. NJ were as follows:

75. Johann Heinrich =Henry Emmel= Emmal (Johann, Hartman); b. 4 Apr 1775 Cohansey, Cumberland, NJ;697 m. Lydia (--?--) circa 1803; d. 16 Oct 1848 Germ. Presb. Ch., Cohansey, Cumberland, NJ, at age 73 (inscribed 10th mo., 16th day, 1848, buried next to wfie Lydia and son Isaac).698

Listed in the in 1830 Census in Upper Alloways Creek, Salem, NJ (1830 CENSUS DATA ENTRY

Reel:M19-81

State:NJ

Page: 368

County:Salem

Town:Upper Alloways Creek adj. to Emmell clan

Census Date:

Last Name:Emmel

First Name:Henry

Code: ABCDEFGHIJKL

Males: 001010010000 <ENTER HERE

Females: 000000010000

A=under 5, b 1826-1830

B=5 to under 10, b 1821-1825

C=10 to under 15, b 1816-1820

D=16 to under 20, b 1811-1815

E=20 to under 30, b 1801-1810

F=30 to under 40, b 1791-1801

G=40 to under 50, b 1781-1790

H=50 to under 60, b 1771-1780 (Henry)

I=60 to under 70, b 1761-1770

J=70 to under 80, b 1751-1760

K=80 to under 90, b 1741-1750

L=90 and up, b bef 1741).

Known children of Johann Heinrich =Henry Emmel= Emmal and Lydia (--?--) all b. Cohansey, Cumberland, NJ, were as follows:

Generation Four

76. Michael Emmal (Michael, Johann, Hartman); b. 17 Dec 1811 Cedarville, Cumberland, NJ;708 baptized 31 Jul 1819 Fairfield Presb. Church (Old Stone Church), Fairfield Twp. (betw. Fairton & Cedarville), Cumberland, NJ;709,710 m. Azubia Shaw 4 Mar 1835 Cumberland, NJ.711

Waterman.712 Listed in the in 1850 Census in Bridgeton, Cumberland, NJ (Emmell, Michael

State: New Jersey Year: 1850

County: Cumberland Roll: M432_446

Township: Bridgeton Page: 208

Image: 424

Michael 39, Azubia 36, Sarah 13, Joseph 12, Adeline 10, William F 3).

Known children of Michael Emmal and Azubia Shaw all b. NJ were as follows:

77. Joseph Burt Emmal (Michael, Johann, Hartman); b. 9 Aug 1814 Cedarville, Cumberland, NJ;722 baptized 31 Jul 1819 Fairfield Presb. Church (Old Stone Church), Fairfield Twp. (betw. Fairton & Cedarville), Cumberland, NJ;723,724 m. Mary J. Emmal 1854 Marysville, Yuba, CA (a Yuba lookup record: EMERALD, J. P. md Emily KELHOUN, 29 Nov 1853); d. 4 Aug 1905 San Francisco, CA, at age 90.725

He moved to Marysville, Yuba, CA, On the Oregon from Panama to SFO, arr. 20 MAY 1850 (SFO Pax Lists, 1:132) Golden Anniv. article in Chron. mentions SS Oregon, to Marysville 1850, back to SFO 1867 on 20 May 1850. Real Estate agent. Listed in the in 1860 Census in Marysville, Yuba, CA (1860 CENSUS DATA ENTRY

Reel:M653_72

State:CA

County:Yuba

Town:Marysville

P.O.:

Census Date:

Page:889 Dwelling:370 Family #:596

Last Name First Age S/C Occupation RE PP Birthpl.

Emmal Joseph B 45 Gem Trader 20,000 NJ

Mary J. 26 NH

Valeria J. 4

Jos. B. Jr. 3

Frank s. 1). He moved to San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, Golden Anniv. article in Chron. mentions SS Oregon, to Marysville 1850, back to SFO 1867. res 2869 Howard St.

(SFOCD) in SFO, 1867-1886. SFOGR (1866): ae. 52, merchant from NJ in 1866. Listed in the in 1870 Census in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA (1870 CENSUS DATA ENTRY

Reel:M593_82

State:CA

County:San Francisco

Town:San Francisco

P.O.:Ward 8

Census Date:

Page:328 Dwelling:582 Family #:745

Last Name First Age s/c Occupation Values Birthpl.

Emmal Joseph B 55 Gem Trader 20,000 NJ

Mary J. 36 NH

Jos. B. Jr. 13

Frank s. 11

Valeria J. 8

Wm. B. 4

Elsa J. 1). Listed in the in 1880 Census in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA ( Census Place: San Francisco, San Francisco, California

Source: FHL Film 1254075 National Archives Film T9-0075 Page 217C

Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace

Joseph B. EMMAL Self M M W 60 NJ

Occ: Real Estate Fa: NJ Mo: NJ

Mary J. EMMAL Wife F M W 40 NH

Occ: Keeping House Fa: NH Mo: NH

Joseph B. EMMAL Son M S W 22 CA

Occ: Clerk Drug Store Fa: NJ Mo: NH

Frank S. EMMAL Son M S W 21 CA

Occ: Drug Clerk Fa: NJ Mo: NH

Valeria EMMAL Dau F S W 18 CA

Occ: At Home Fa: NJ Mo: NH

William EMMAL Son M S W 14 CA

Occ: At School Fa: NJ Mo: NH

Elsie EMMAL Dau F S W 11 CA

Occ: At School Fa: NJ Mo: NH). Listed in the in 1890 Census in 612 Jones St., San Francisco, San Francisco, CA (æ 76, b. NJ, capitalist, 38 AD, 1 PCT).726

Known children of Joseph Burt Emmal and Mary J. Emmal were as follows:

78. William Brown Emmal (Michael, Johann, Hartman); b. 1 Oct 1817 Cedarville, Cumberland, NJ;738 b. 3 Oct 1817;739 baptized 31 Jul 1819 Fairfield Presb. Church (Old Stone Church), Fairfield Twp. (betw. Fairton & Cedarville), Cumberland, NJ;740,741 m. Catherine S. Miller, daughter of Isaac Roman Miller and Sarah Hall, 30 Nov 1843 Lexington, Fayette, KY (They were wed by L. L.Pinkerton, Jos. S. Halstead witness);742,743,744,745 d. 1 Dec 1914 Lexington, Fayette, KY, at age 97;746 d. 1 Dec 1917 at age 100;747 he was buried Lexington Cem., Lexington, Fayette, KY, 5 Dec 1914;748 The estate was probated 23 Dec 1914 Lexington, Fayette, KY.749

He moved to Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA, in 1835. He moved to Maysville, Mason, KY, in May 1835. He moved to Richmond, KY, circa 1837. He was moved to Lexington, Fayette, KY, after 1838 (Emmal is not in the 1838 Lexington City Directory.). Grocer between 1838 and 1858. He lived between 1845 and 1864 140 E. Third St., Lexington, Fayette, KY (WM. B. EMMAL HOUSE

140 E. Third St., Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky

Built 1844

Source: Old Houses of Lexington, C. Frank Dunn, typescript, n.d., copy located in the Kentucky Room, Lexington (Kentucky) Public Library.

Evan Lilly,who bought three of the lots in Combs Square from Joshua Frost for building purposes, sold one of them, with extra

frontage, in January, 1845, to Wm. B. Emmal. The deal evidently included Lilly's erecting this attractive house.

Lilly had just come to Lexington (1844) from Baltimore, Md., where he married Miss Margaret Ann McCarter. He was a

bricklayer and engaged in contracting upon arrival in Lexington, employing 50 to 60 men for some 16 years. He made the brick

for the buildings he erected, which included the Main St. Christian Church, First Presbyterian Church, Baptist College and (with

John C. Young) the Broadway Christian Church. He engaged in woolen manufacturing with George Wooley for two years and

more, had a coal yard and later a grocery.

W. B. Emmal and wife, Catherine S., after residing here for nearly 20 years, sold the house at a handsome price to D.D.

Laudeman in May, 1864.

Transcribed, Pam Brinegar, April 2000).750 Listed in the in 1850 Census (1850 CENSUS DATA ENTRY

Reel:M432_199

State:KY

County:Fayette

Town:Lexington

Census Date:30 Jul 1850

Page:204 Dwelling:88 Family #: 96

Last Name First Age Sex/Color Occupation REValue Birthpl.

Emmal William B 32 m Grocer 2000 NJ

Catherine S. 24 f KY (all)

Sarah H/ 5 f

Margaret 3 f

Will. S. 3/12 m). He became a booter, in partnership with Squire Basset. The 1859 William's Dir. of Lexington (p.57) lists Wm. B. Emmal, Bassett & Emmal, retail dealers in boots and shoes. The 1870 Census shows him still in this business, having amassed an estate of $43,000, quite prosperous for the time in 1858. He lived between 1864 and 1914 56, then 169 N. Mill St., Lexington, Fayette, KY (The address at 56 N. Mill, from a 1873 City Directory, may have been the same house Wm. Emmal died in). Listed in the in 1870 Census in Lexington, Fayette, KY (1870 CENSUS DATA ENTRY

Reel:

State:KY

County:Fayette

Town:Lexington

P.O.:

Census Date:

Page:201 Dwelling:69 Family #:72

Sex/ Value

Last Name First Age Color Occupation RE PP Birthpl.

Emmal William B. 52 mw Boot & Shoe Merchant 23000/43000 NJ

Catherine S. 45 fw Keeping house KY

William S. 20 mw Clerk in Shoe store KY

Joseph B. 7 mw KY

misc. info boxes not filled in). Listed in the in 1880 Census in Lexington, Fayette, KY (Census Place: Lexington, Fayette, Kentucky

Source: FHL Film 1254412 National Archives Film T9-0412 Page 271B 56 Mill St. Dw. 20, Fam. 21

Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace

W. B. EMMAL Self M M W 63 NJ

Occ: Proprietor Of Newspaper Fa:Dont Know Mo: Dont Know

C. S. EMMAL Wife F M W 55 KY

Occ: Keeps House Fa: KY Mo: KY

J. B. EMMAL Son M S W 17 KY

Occ: At School Fa: NJ Mo: KY

S. H. ALLEN Dau F M W 35 KY (widow box not checked)

Occ: None Fa: NJ Mo: KY

Katie E. ALLEN GDau F S W 11 KY

Occ: At School Fa: KY Mo: KY

Ellen BUCKNER Other F M MU 39 KY

Occ: Servant Fa: KY Mo: KY

Isaac BUCKNER Other M M B 50 KY

Occ: Farm Hand Fa: --- Mo: ---). Newspaper owner in 1880. In 1886, he retired from Emmal and Spencer to devote full timr to his bank directorship.751 He was a Director, Lexington Trust Co. He left a will on 28 Jul 1893 Fayette, KY.752 Listed in the on 2 Jun 1900 Census in Lexington, Fayette, KY (1900 CENSUS DATA ENTRY

Reel:

State:KY Town: Lexington SupvDist#

County: Fayette Census Date: EnumDist#16 Page#6 (indexed 3)

Street:Mill House:55 Dwelling:49 Family #:55

Head Sex/ Born Age Sin/Mar Marr Kids Birthplaces: Mo. Un- Mo. Rd/Wrt/ Home?Own?

Last Name First Rela. Color Mo. Yr. Wid/Div Yrs? Tot Liv Self Dad Mom OCC Emp Sch.Eng? Rent/Free?

Emmal William B. H wm Oct1817 82 wd NJ NJ NJ Capitalist(!) RWS O F

" James Burt S wm Nov1862 37 m 12 KY NJ KY Bookeeper RWS

" Alice P. DIL wf Aug1863 36 m 12 1,1 Ky KY KY RWS

" Kate M. Gd wf Aug1888 11 MI KY KY RWS

Allen Sarah H. D wf Oct1844 55 wd 3, 0 KY NJ KY RWS). Listed in the in 1910 Census in Lexington, Fayette, KY (EMMAL WILLIAM B M W NJ KY FAYETTE 3-WD LEXINGTON 1910

1910 CENSUS (15 April) DATA ENTRY

Reel: State:KY County:Fayette Town: Lexington Ward 3

SupvDist# EnumDist#22 Sheet #82 Line#

Census Date: Street: Mill House: Dwelling: Family #:

Last Name First age Rela. c/w/d Marr. BP:Self Dad Mom OCC

Emmal, william B. 92

Anna P. 46 d-i-l m. 23 yrs [husband in Chicago] 1 living child

Allen, Sarah H. 65 dtr, 3 kids, none living

Baker, Katherine E. 21 gdtr m. 1 yr, no kids b. MI

Smith 29 husband of gdtr

).

Known children of William Brown Emmal and Catherine S. Miller were as follows:

79. Elizabeth C. Emmal (Michael, Johann, Hartman); b. 1837 NJ; m. Moses Wheeler 1 Jul 1865 Cumberland, NJ (Wm. B. Emmal refers to "Elizabeth C. Wheeler of Cedarville, NJ as his half-sister who paid "kind attention to her father and mine [the same]");765 d. after 1893.

Listed in the in 1880 Census in Cedarville, Cumberland, NJ ( Census Place: Cedarville, Cumberland, New Jersey

Source: FHL Film 1254775 National Archives Film T9-0775 Page 264A

Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace

Moses WHEELER Self M M W 38 NY

Occ: Farmer Fa: NY Mo: NJ

Elizabeth C. WHEELER Wife F M W 43 NJ

Occ: Keeping House Fa: NJ Mo: NJ

Anna I WHEELER Dau F S W 14 NJ

Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: NJ ).

Known children of Elizabeth C. Emmal and Moses Wheeler were:

Generation Five

80. William B. Emmal (Joseph, Michael, Johann, Hartman); b. 1866 San Francisco, San Francisco, CA;766 m. Lexie Little 1887;767 d. after 1930 of, Alameda, Contra Costa, CA.768

Druggist. Listed in the in 1910 Census in Alameda, Alameda, CA (EMMAL WILLIAM B 44 M W NJ CA ALAMEDA 4-WD ALAMEDA 1910

with dtr. Helen V. 19, William B. Jr. 16, and Harold F., 14). Listed in the in 1930 Census in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA (Emmal, Will B

Age: 64 Year: 1930

Birthplace: California Roll: T626_210

Race: White Page: 9B

State: California ED: 408

County: San Francisco Image: 0475

Township: San Francisco

Relationship: Lodger

Emmal, Will B 64 wid. CA NJ PA

).

Known children of William B. Emmal and Lexie Little were as follows:

81. Joseph Burt Emmal (William, Michael, Johann, Hartman); b. 3 Nov 1861 KY (1900 Census says James Burt, b. Nov 1862);772,773,774 m. Annie Lindsay Prewitt, daughter of Levi Prewitt and Mary Ellen Coleman, 5 Oct 1887 Pine Grove, KY;775,776,777,778 d. 1 Jun 1943 at age 81 (Informal family opinion was that he was shipped back to be buried from elsewhere and that place was kept a secret);779 he was buried Lexington Cem., Lexington, Fayette, KY, 5 Jun 1943.780

Listed in the in 1910 Census in Chicago, Cook, IL (EMMAL JOSEPH B 48 M W KY IL COOK 23-WD CHICAGO 1910

res. 2004-1010 North Park Ave., first of NINETEEN servants for the family of Charles Welshons, m. 23 yrs but not with a wife b. KY, f., NJ, m. KY).

Known children of Joseph Burt Emmal and Annie Lindsay Prewitt were:

82. Sarah Hurley Emmal (William, Michael, Johann, Hartman); b. 31 Oct 1844 KY;781,782 m. John G. Allen, son of John G. Allen and Ellen Allen, 14 Nov 1865 Lexington, Fayette, KY;783 she and John G. Allen were divorced before 1891 (Mr. & Mrs. J. G. Allen AND Mrs. Sarah H. Allen invited to Fisk 25th); d. 15 Mar 1918 Lexington, Fayette, KY, at age 73;784 she was buried Lexington Cem., Lexington, Fayette, KY, 18 Mar 1918.785

Known children of Sarah Hurley Emmal and John G. Allen were as follows:

83. Margaret =Maggie Anne Emmal (William, Michael, Johann, Hartman); b. 3 Feb 1848 Lexington, Fayette, KY; m. Charles Henry Fisk, son of John Flavel Fisk and Elizabeth Sarah Johnson, 23 Oct 1866 at her home, Lexington, Fayette, KY;797,798 d. 28 Sep 1936 Elgin, Kane, IL, at age 88;799 she was buried Fisk Mausoleum, Highland Cem., Ft. Mitchell, KY, 30 Sep 1936;800,801 The estate was probated 26 Oct 1936 Kenton, KY.802

She was graduated from Sayre Female Inst., Lexington, KY, in 1863 (Sayre School is an

independent co-educational

college preparatory school

serving students from

pre-kindergarten through

twelfth grade in the

educational tradition of the

school's founder and

namesake, David A Sayre.

In 1854, David A. Sayre

established Sayre School to

provide an "education of the

widest range and highest

order." Today, we honor that

mission by enabling students

to become knowledgeable,

productive, and contributing

members of the community.

Fully accredited, Sayre is

located at 194 N. Limestone

St. in the heart of downtown

Lexington, Kentucky.

David A. Sayre was born

March 12,1793, near

Madison, New Jersey.

Arriving in Lexington in 1811,

as a poor apprentice

silversmith, he was later able

to become his own master

and eventually expand

successfully into banking.

(painting from the cover of All Rise)

David A. Sayre

Accumulating a large fortune, most of

which went to the Presbyterian

Church and various charities, Mr.

Sayre founded the school for girls in

November 1854. The school was first

organized as the Transylvania Female

Seminary and was located on the

corner of Mill and Church Streets. In

March of 1856, the school was

renamed the Sayre Female Institute

and moved to its present location, a

five acre tract that included two small

houses and a brick mansion.

Since then, the school has continued to grow and expand, although it has

had its moments of crisis - most notably during the Civil War and in the late

1940's. In 1876, boys were first admitted to the Primary Department. For a

short time it became a small college with a two year course of study (the first

graduating class was in 1908). The college curriculum was discontinued in

1922.

In 1961, the Board of Trustees, seeing Lexington's need for a college

preparatory school, launched a campaign to raise the funds needed to build a

gymnasium and an Upper School building. As a result, the C.V. Whitney

Gymnasium and the Headley-de Waal Building were built in 1962 and 1963.

The first class of the "New Era" graduated from the new Upper School in

1965. Further additions to the campus were the Marie Louise Whitney Lower

School Building (1971), the Edward F. Simms Library (1973), the

Johnson-McCoy Building (1980), the Violet Milton Price Combs Garden

(1980), the Field Oldham Playground (1984), the Edith A. Whitaker Fine

Arts Center (1987), and the Middle School (1987). Since 1965, the first

class of Sayre's "New Era," over one thousand young men and women have

graduated from Sayre). Listed in the in 1870 Census in Covington, Kenton, KY (1870 > Kentucky > KENTON > 4-WD COVINGTON Series: M593 Roll: 478 Page: 249

FISK CHARLES 26 M W KY KY KENTON 4-WD COVINGTON 1870

with Margaret 22, Emmal 2 and Otis 2/12 (March)

). Listed in the in 1910 Census in Covington, Kenton, KY (1910 > Kentucky > KENTON > 4-WD COVINGTON Series: T624 Roll: 488 Page: 257

FISK CHARLES M W KY KY KENTON 4-WD COVINGTON 1910

Just Charles and Maggie). Listed in the in 1920 Census in Covington, Kenton, KY (Fisk, Charles

Age: 76 Year: 1920

Birthplace: KY Roll: T625_583

Race: W Page: 3B

State: Kentucky ED: 103 , sheet 3b

County: Kenton Image: 928

Township: Covington

1011 Russel St

Fisk,Charles 76

Maggie 71). She left a will on 14 Jul 1932 Elgin, Kane, IL (mentions six grandch., dtr. Eliz. Fisk Cutter, son Otis Harrison Fisk).803

Known children of Margaret =Maggie Anne Emmal and Charles Henry Fisk all b. Covington, Kenton, KY, were as follows:

84. William Simpson Emmal (William, Michael, Johann, Hartman); b. Apr 1850 Lexington, Fayette, KY;804 m. Terry Ella McGrath, daughter of T. A. R. McGrath and Sallie Royden, 11 Sep 1873;805 *he died 4 Aug 1934 Birmingham, AL, at age 84;806,807 he was buried Lexington Cem., Lexington, Fayette, KY, 7 Aug 1934.

Listed in the in 1880 Census in Lexington, Fayette, KY (1880 CENSUS DATA ENTRY

Reel:T9_413 Vol.:8

State:KY ED:67

County: Fayette Sheet:11

Town:Lexington Line:14

Census Date:3 Jun 1880

Street:alley. Winslow to Maxwell

House #:

Page: Dwelling: Family #:

Sex/ Age Birthplaces:

Last Name First Color 6/1 Occ. Self DadMom

Emmal W.T. (sic) mw 36 Boot & Shoe sales KY NJ KY

Terrie fw 29 All KY

Terrence mw 6

Sallie fw 4

Katie fw 2). He moved to Middleborough, Bell, KY, circa 1895.808 Listed in the in 1900 Census in Middleborough, Bell, KY (also a 7mo. old granddtr., Sara A., born PA). He moved to Ensley, AL, in 1902.809 Listed in the in 1910 Census in Birmingham, Jefferson, AL (EMMAL WILLIAM S 60 M W KY AL JEFFERSON 16-WD BIRMINGHAM 1910

with Terry E., 59 (6 of 8 kids living)

Terence M. 35, divorced

Thomas, 22).

Known children of William Simpson Emmal and Terry Ella McGrath were as follows:

Generation Six

85. Katherine McCoy Emmal (Joseph, William, Michael, Johann, Hartman); b. 1 Aug 1888 MI;829,830 m. Smith G. Baker circa 1908 (Kate was first married in 1908 per the 1930 census, and Smith was first married age 21 (42 in 1930));831,832,833 she and Smith G. Baker were divorced circa 1916 ("when [son] Smith was 5-6 years old");834 She married second Katherine McCoy Emmal, daughter of Joseph Burt Emmal and Annie Lindsay Prewitt, circa 1916;835 d. 20 Feb 1951 at age 62;836 she was buried Lexington Cem., Lexington, Fayette, KY, 19 Feb 1951 (date of 19 Feb for this record must refer to when arrangements were made, if she died per her gs. on the 20th).837

Listed in the in 1930 Census in Lexington, Fayette, KY (Rix, Elmer T

Age: 56 Year: 1930

Birthplace: Kentucky Roll: T626_743

Race: White Page: 11B

State: Kentucky ED: 20

County: Fayette Image: 0853

Township: Lexington

Relationship: Head

Elmer, 56, b KY, m. at 34

Katherine, 40, b. MI, m. at 18, parents b. KY

). She may have been a secretary to the General Counsel of Ashland Oil, since she used his stationery to correspond in 1941.

Known children of Katherine McCoy Emmal and Smith G. Baker were:

There were no known children of Katherine McCoy Emmal and Elmer T. Rix.

Generation Seven

86. Smith Baker (Katherine Emmal, Joseph, William, Michael, Johann, Hartman); b. 25 Apr 1910 Lexington, Fayette, KY (not in 1910 Census (taken as of 15 April, 1910));838 He married second Smith Baker, son of Smith G. Baker and Katherine McCoy Emmal, 28 Nov 1935.839

Known children of Smith Baker and Siena Delorse Ball were:



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