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[philipsearching]

Emma Haseman is 5 b Walworth in 1851, daughter of John (in Camberwell).

I had a quick look at the GRO index.  Could this be:
birth Dec qtr 1845 Camberwell vol 4 p54 HASEMAN Emma Adlade mmn BOWLES


Philip

[avm228]

Emma Haseman is 5 b Walworth in 1851, daughter of John (in Camberwell).

I had a quick look at the GRO index.  Could this be:
birth Dec qtr 1845 Camberwell vol 4 p54 HASEMAN Emma Adlade mmn BOWLES

Yes indeed

Baptised as Emma Adelaide Haseman on 16 November 1845 at St Giles, Camberwell.

Parents: John (a cooper) & Mary, of George St.

Birthdate: 27 October 1845.

[avm228]

Baptism for Arthur

St Matthew, Westminster

8 January 1879

Arthur William, born 10 Jan 1878, son of Joseph (a hawker) and Emma BLACKMAN, of 3 New Peter St.

[philipsearching]

Emma Haseman is 5 b Walworth in 1851, daughter of John (in Camberwell).

I had a quick look at the GRO index.  Could this be:
birth Dec qtr 1845 Camberwell vol 4 p54 HASEMAN Emma Adlade mmn BOWLES

Yes indeed

Baptised as Emma Adelaide Haseman on 16 November 1845 at St Giles, Camberwell.

Parents: John (a cooper) & Mary, of George St.

Birthdate: 27 October 1845.

Yippee!  This gives her parents as John HASEMAN and Mary BOWLES.

Philip

[avm228]

An Emma Haseman, spinster, of the right sort of age acquired a criminal record in south London in the 1860s for various counts of larceny (including “two tom rabbits” in 1863).  She used an alias of Emma Smith.

[philipsearching]

An Emma Haseman, spinster, of the right sort of age acquired a criminal record in south London in the 1860s for various counts of larceny (including “two tom rabbits” in 1863).  She used an alias of Emma Smith.

Put that as an occupation on the next census: "Bunny burglar"