Emma (Hinkle) Watson was the daughter of Rev. Nathan and Betesia (Reid) Hinkle. She was the 5th wife of Rev. George Samuel Watson. They were married in 1887. Rev. Watson was a minister in the Black River Conference/Central New York Conference/East Genesee Conference and Genesee Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
US CENSUS
June 7, 1900
North Broadway, Los Angeles, Ward 2, Los Angeles Co., CA
FURBISH
Lucy A., Furbish age 41, bJan 1859 MAINE, lodging house
George S. WATSON age 60, bJan 1830 NY, lodger, insurance agent
5th wife Emma WATSON age 54, bJul 1845 IND, lodger
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
Genesee Conference Journal
1901, Page 142
Mrs. Emma H., wife of Rev. Geo. S. Watson of Los Angeles, California, departed this life October 25, 1900, aged 58 years, her birthplace being near Carlisle, Indiana. She had the great advantage of having been both well-born and well-bred. Her father, Rev. Nathan Hinkle was a lineal descendant of Martin Luther, while her mother's ancestors were Scorch Presbyterians, but became identified with the Methodist Episcopal Church. The deceased became a member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Oakland, California in 1876, and was married in 1887. One of her pastors has given this testimony of her Christian character: In her religous nature she was quiet, earnest and deeply spiritual. Her life was a loving service to her Master."
Written by Rev. H. A. Slingerland
US CENSUS
June 7, 1900
North Broadway, Los Angeles, Ward 2, Los Angeles Co., CA
FURBISH
Lucy A., Furbish age 41, bJan 1859 MAINE, lodging house
George S. WATSON age 60, bJan 1830 NY, lodger, insurance agent
5th wife Emma WATSON age 54, bJul 1845 IND, lodger
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
Genesee Conference Journal
1901, Page 142
Mrs. Emma H., wife of Rev. Geo. S. Watson of Los Angeles, California, departed this life October 25, 1900, aged 58 years, her birthplace being near Carlisle, Indiana. She had the great advantage of having been both well-born and well-bred. Her father, Rev. Nathan Hinkle was a lineal descendant of Martin Luther, while her mother's ancestors were Scorch Presbyterians, but became identified with the Methodist Episcopal Church. The deceased became a member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Oakland, California in 1876, and was married in 1887. One of her pastors has given this testimony of her Christian character: In her religous nature she was quiet, earnest and deeply spiritual. Her life was a loving service to her Master."
Written by Rev. H. A. Slingerland
Emma (Hinkle) Watson was the daughter of Rev. Nathan and Betesia (Reid) Hinkle. She was the 5th wife of Rev. George Samuel Watson. They were married in 1887. Rev. Watson was a minister in the Black River Conference/Central New York Conference/East Genesee Conference and Genesee Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
US CENSUS
June 7, 1900
North Broadway, Los Angeles, Ward 2, Los Angeles Co., CA
FURBISH
Lucy A., Furbish age 41, bJan 1859 MAINE, lodging house
George S. WATSON age 60, bJan 1830 NY, lodger, insurance agent
5th wife Emma WATSON age 54, bJul 1845 IND, lodger
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
Genesee Conference Journal
1901, Page 142
Mrs. Emma H., wife of Rev. Geo. S. Watson of Los Angeles, California, departed this life October 25, 1900, aged 58 years, her birthplace being near Carlisle, Indiana. She had the great advantage of having been both well-born and well-bred. Her father, Rev. Nathan Hinkle was a lineal descendant of Martin Luther, while her mother's ancestors were Scorch Presbyterians, but became identified with the Methodist Episcopal Church. The deceased became a member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Oakland, California in 1876, and was married in 1887. One of her pastors has given this testimony of her Christian character: In her religous nature she was quiet, earnest and deeply spiritual. Her life was a loving service to her Master."
Written by Rev. H. A. Slingerland
US CENSUS
June 7, 1900
North Broadway, Los Angeles, Ward 2, Los Angeles Co., CA
FURBISH
Lucy A., Furbish age 41, bJan 1859 MAINE, lodging house
George S. WATSON age 60, bJan 1830 NY, lodger, insurance agent
5th wife Emma WATSON age 54, bJul 1845 IND, lodger
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
Genesee Conference Journal
1901, Page 142
Mrs. Emma H., wife of Rev. Geo. S. Watson of Los Angeles, California, departed this life October 25, 1900, aged 58 years, her birthplace being near Carlisle, Indiana. She had the great advantage of having been both well-born and well-bred. Her father, Rev. Nathan Hinkle was a lineal descendant of Martin Luther, while her mother's ancestors were Scorch Presbyterians, but became identified with the Methodist Episcopal Church. The deceased became a member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Oakland, California in 1876, and was married in 1887. One of her pastors has given this testimony of her Christian character: In her religous nature she was quiet, earnest and deeply spiritual. Her life was a loving service to her Master."
Written by Rev. H. A. Slingerland
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