Emma Augusta Josselyn

(8 September 1852 - 5 November 1906)
Pedigree - three generations
Date this page was last edited=7 Jul 2014
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Descendants of Thomas Josselyn (1591 - 1661)
Emma Josselyn, from Alonzo Josselyn's photo album
Emma Augusta Josselyn was born on 8 September 1852 in Washington Street, Boston, Massachusetts.1,2,3 She was the daughter of Alonzo Josselyn and Caroline Augusta Morse.

Emma Augusta Josselyn appeared on the census of 20 July 1860 at Ward 3, City of Roxbury, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, in the household of her father. According to the census, she attended school within the year.4

Emma Augusta Josselyn appeared on the census of 29 July 1870 at West Roxbury, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, in the household of her father; she was recorded as attending school.5

Emma Augusta Josselyn appeared on the census of 3 June 1880 at 30 Warren Street, Boston, Massachusetts, in the household of her uncle, Henry Morse.6

Emma Augusta Josselyn died on 5 November 1906 in Boston, Massachusetts, at age 54.7,2,3 She was buried on 8 November 1906 in Forest Hills Cemetery, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts.2,8,9

Citations

  1. [S87] Josselyn family records: Births.
  2. [S431] Gravestone inscriptions, Lot 1356, Forest Hills Cemetery, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, original proprietor Alonzo Josselyn.
  3. [S442] Pencilled notes titled "Family record of Alonzo Josselyn," undated, probably sent by Alice (Josselyn) Bliss to Edgar or Ella Josselyn.
  4. [S80] Alonzo Josselyn household, 1860 U.S. census, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, Roxbury Ward 3.
  5. [S81] Alonzo Josselyn household, 1870 U.S. census, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, West Roxbury.
  6. [S437] Henry Morse household, 1880 U.S. census, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, Boston, enumeration district 744.
  7. [S90] Josselyn family records: Deaths.
  8. [S433] Records of the Alonzo Josselyn plot, Forest Hills Cemetery, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts.
  9. [S864] Find A Grave memorial page for Emma August Josselyn (1852 - 1906).

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