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m. 15 Jun 1882 Wiscasset, Lincoln, Maine, United States
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[edit] 1900 CensusS3By 1900, Emma F Weeks lives in Wiscasset, Lincoln, Maine. Her home is rented. She has been widowed. Emma Weeks is 52, born Sept. 1847, and has had 3 children. She and her father were born in Maine; Emma's mother was born in New York. All three of Emma's children are living with her. Emma is not working, and her three daughters are in school. Both parents of all three daughters were born in Maine. Her daughters are:
The family does have one lodger, Charles Gammons, 21 (born Sep. 1878) Charles is a day laborer who was out of work for 2 months in the past year. He and his parents were born in Maine. The next family in the Census is the Ezra Perkins family. Ezra, 44, is the Registrar of Probate for the town of Wiscasset. [edit] 1910 CensusS4In 1910, Emma Weeks lives in Wiscasset, Lincoln, Maine. There are still no house numbers in this census; Emma Weeks owns her home free and clear. Emma Weeks is 62 and widowed, has had three children; all are living with her. She is noted as having "own income" in the census. Both of Emma's parents are noted to have been born in Maine. Household members:
All three daughters are single. Wilmot Dodge and his family are the next ones in the Census record. Wilmot Dodge and Emma Weeks are 1st cousins once removed; Emma's grand parents are Wilmot's great-grandparents. [edit] 1920 CensusS5In 1920, Emma F Weeks lives on Middle Street in Wiscasset, Lincoln, Maine. She owns her home. Her age is not terribly legible, but appears to be noted as 60 (it should be 72). She is widowed and not employed. She and her parents are born in Maine. Household members:
[edit] 1930 CensusS6In 1930 Emma Weeks lives on Pleasant St in Wiscasset, Lincoln, Maine. She owns her home, valued at 2,000, and owns a radio set. Emma is 83 and a widow. She was first married at age 35. She was born in Maine, as was her father. Her mother was born in New York. Household members:
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