Clapp, Emma Louise

Birth Name Clapp, Emma Louise 1a 2a
Gramps ID I165805
Gender female
Age at Death 84 years, 5 months, 12 days

Events

Event Date Place Description Notes Sources
Birth [E255348] 1848-07-03 Wauwatosa, WI  
1b 2b
Death [E255349] 1932-12-15 Wauwatosa, WI  
1c 2c

Parents

Relation to main person Name Birth date Death date Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father Clapp, Luther [I165802]1819-10-191894-06-24
Mother Stedman, Harriet Priscilla [I165803]1819-09-291895-11-17
    Sister     Clapp, Harriet Priscilla [I165804] 1846-08-19 1883-02-09
         Clapp, Emma Louise [I165805] 1848-07-03 1932-12-15
    Sister     Clapp, Mary Stedman [I165806] 1850-04-26 about 1922
    Brother     Clapp, Wardlaw Ansel [I165807] 1853-04-05 1938-06-14
    Sister     Clapp, Sarah Boardman [I165799] 1855-11-28 1923-11-14
    Sister     Clapp, Grace Danforth Wright [I165808] 1859-10-26 1880-02-15

Families

    Family of Sherman, Joseph and Clapp, Emma Louise [F51382]
Married Husband Sherman, Joseph [I166391] ( * WFT 1831-1851 + 1875-08-25 )
   
Event Date Place Description Notes Sources
Marriage [E348016] WFT 1862-1874    
1d 2d
    Family of Watner, Henry and Clapp, Emma Louise [F51383]
Married Husband Watner, Henry [I165809] ( * 1844-12-12 + 1913-04-28 )
   
Event Date Place Description Notes Sources
Marriage [E348017] 1884-09-24 Wauwatosa, WI  
1e 2e
  Children
Name Birth Date Death Date
Watner, Grace Olena [I165812]1888-10-12WFT 1917-1982

Narrative

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[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 22, Ed. 1, Tree #3104, Date of Import: Dec 9, 1998]

Surpressed by husband who was uneducated formally, but self taught. from letter of Carol A. Clapp 1/9/1968:"Aunt Emma (Watner) lived on Wauwatosa Ave near the High School. Her cookie jar was always full for Isabel and me to help ourselves after school. On Thanksgiving, the family clan gathered at her house for dinner and what a sight to see. Her husband, Unkle Henry (of Norwegian descent) carve the huge turkey. He was a great joker and would throw me into the air and ask if I'd had fried potatoes for breakfast. Both Aunt Mary and Aunt Emma were popular with the men because they were so much fun. Whenever Frederick Underwood (President of the Erie railroad) came to town they were always invited out. His autos were usually bright yellow and were Fords. Aunt Emma's only daughter was Grace Watner Spaulding. She, like her parents, was a wonderful Christian woman.

Pedigree

  1. Clapp, Luther [I165802]
    1. Stedman, Harriet Priscilla [I165803]
      1. Clapp, Harriet Priscilla [I165804]
      2. Clapp, Emma Louise
        1. Sherman, Joseph [I166391]
        2. Watner, Henry [I165809]
          1. Watner, Grace Olena [I165812]
      3. Clapp, Mary Stedman [I165806]
      4. Clapp, Wardlaw Ansel [I165807]
      5. Clapp, Sarah Boardman [I165799]
      6. Clapp, Grace Danforth Wright [I165808]

Ancestors

Source References

  1. Brøderbund Software, Inc.: World Family Tree Vol. 22, Ed. 1 [S2771]
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  2. 3104.ftw [S3542528]
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        Date of Import: Dec 11, 1998

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        Date of Import: Dec 11, 1998

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      • Citation:

        Bishops Transcripts, Wells, Eng.
        N.E.Gen.Reg 23:427
        Geneal.oof R.I.Families,I:15

      • Page: Tree #3104
      • Source text:

        Date of Import: Dec 9, 1998

      • Citation:

        Bishops Transcripts, Wells, Eng.
        N.E.Gen.Reg 23:427
        Geneal.oof R.I.Families,I:15