Biography:
Emma Creasey
1855 –29/05/1910
Emma Creasey
Plot x535 Emma Creasey (1855-1910)
Emma was born in 1855 in Northchurch.
She married Harry Creasey a “lath-render”, (ie Someone who rends/rives (splits) wood to form laths.) In 1881 they were living in Ravens Lane with son Harry (b.1878) and daughter Sarah Ann (b. 1880). They were still in Ravens Lane ten years later. Harry was assisting his father and two more sons and two more daughters had been added to the family.
Daughter Sarah Ann married Arthur Wibden in 1903.
In 1901 the family were living at 80, George Street, but by the time that Emma died 29 May 1910 her address was 105, George Street. She was buried here with her son-in-law Arthur Wibden who had died in 1909.
in the cemetery
Plot x535 Emma Creasey (1855-1910)
Emma was born in 1855 in Northchurch.
She married Harry Creasey a “lath-render”, (ie Someone who rends/rives (splits) wood to form laths.) In 1881 they were living in Ravens Lane with son Harry (b.1878) and daughter Sarah Ann (b. 1880). They were still in Ravens Lane ten years later. Harry was assisting his father and two more sons and two more daughters had been added to the family.
Daughter Sarah Ann married Arthur Wibden in 1903.
In 1901 the family were living at 80, George Street, but by the time that Emma died 29 May 1910 her address was 105, George Street. She was buried here with her son-in-law Arthur Wibden who had died in 1909.






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