Emma Hemsley

[judi2632]

Hi all

Please can anyone pin point Emma Hemsley born 1842/1843  Farnsfield, Nottinghamshire in the 1851 hopefully with parents ?

info to date
Birth record 1843 Southwell Nottinghamshire Volume 15 Page 643 ( I think is her birth record)


1851 UNKNOWN

1861 Emma Hemsey Servant  aged 19 born Farnsfield, Nottinghamshire living in Edwinstowe, Nottinghamshire, England ( With the Turtle Family).

1869 Married Samuel Butler in Basford, Nottinghamshire.

1871
Samuel Butler   24 born Hucknall Torkard, Nottinghamshire, England
Emma Butler   28 (1843) born Farnsfield, Nottinghamshire
Richard Butler   1 born Hucknall Torkard, Nottinghamshire, England

Death Nov 1871 Basford District, Nottinghamshire, England
Basford 7b 80

It may well be I have to order marriage and Birth record , but I thought I would ask first 

Any help much appreciated

Judi xx

[cire]

Hi Judi

There is a Frederick and Ann with daughters Harriet and Emma in Farnsfield in 1851. Surname is transcribed as Helm . The writing is not over clear!!

In haste
Eric
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[Alexander.]

I think Eric has found right the right 1851 census record (see HO107/2134, f 231, p 7).

There is also this baptism and I think the surname is mistranscribed

Epperstone baptism
26 Nov 1843, Emma dau of Frederick & Ann HEINSLEY, labourer

Also
Farnsfield baptisms
9 Jan 1842, Harriet dau of Frederick & Ann HEMSLEY, stockinger, of Epperstone
7 Sep 1845, Thomas son of Frederick & Ann HEMSLEY, labourer, of Farnsfield
31 Jan 1847, George son of Frederick & Ann HEMSLEY, labourer, of Farnsfield
30 May 1849, William son of Frederick & Ann HEMSLEY, labourer, of Farnsfield

Alexander

[Alexander.]

Farnsfield burials
17 Dec 1845, Thomas HEMSLEY, of Farnsfield, age 3m
6 Mar 1847, George HEMSLEY, of Farnsfield, age 2m
5 May 1849, William HEMSLEY, of Farnsfield, age 1w
26 Apr 1860, Stephen HEMSLEY, of Farnsfield
18 Nov 1861, Frederick HEMSLEY, of Farnsfield

Alexander

[judi2632]

Hi All

Your complete star's thank you for your help on this.

Very much appreciated

Judi 

[Alexander.]

I meant to add earlier, you mentioned the family Emma worked for in 1861 (the Turtles). As it happens, Ann Turtle (nee Slater) was the sister of my 4x great grandmother.

Alexander