Her natural father was Chester Smith. He is named as her father in her death return, and her birthdate and birthplace are given in the same death return. She is called Emily Smith in her death return.
Her parents were likely Chester Smith and Catherine (Meacham) Smith who were married at Chesterfield,MA on Aug 7,1845.
Her death return shows an informant of Leonora Cordelia Bardwell Allen. In the 1910 census in Buckland,MA, Emily E Allen is listed in Leonora's household as an adopted daughter. In the 1900 census in Buckland, she is listed as Emily Smith, and her relationship is "Boarder". In 1880, she is called Emma Allen, and is listed as a daughter. Emma first appears in the Allen household in Buckland in 1860, aged 4. In the 1855 Massachusetts State Census in Northampton, Emily is found, aged 0, in the household of Chester and Catherine Smith.
In the plot of Leonora and her husband Roger Newton Allen is a stone that simply says "Emma", with no details.
Her parents were likely Chester Smith and Catherine (Meacham) Smith who were married at Chesterfield,MA on Aug 7,1845.
Her death return shows an informant of Leonora Cordelia Bardwell Allen. In the 1910 census in Buckland,MA, Emily E Allen is listed in Leonora's household as an adopted daughter. In the 1900 census in Buckland, she is listed as Emily Smith, and her relationship is "Boarder". In 1880, she is called Emma Allen, and is listed as a daughter. Emma first appears in the Allen household in Buckland in 1860, aged 4. In the 1855 Massachusetts State Census in Northampton, Emily is found, aged 0, in the household of Chester and Catherine Smith.
In the plot of Leonora and her husband Roger Newton Allen is a stone that simply says "Emma", with no details.
Her natural father was Chester Smith. He is named as her father in her death return, and her birthdate and birthplace are given in the same death return. She is called Emily Smith in her death return.
Her parents were likely Chester Smith and Catherine (Meacham) Smith who were married at Chesterfield,MA on Aug 7,1845.
Her death return shows an informant of Leonora Cordelia Bardwell Allen. In the 1910 census in Buckland,MA, Emily E Allen is listed in Leonora's household as an adopted daughter. In the 1900 census in Buckland, she is listed as Emily Smith, and her relationship is "Boarder". In 1880, she is called Emma Allen, and is listed as a daughter. Emma first appears in the Allen household in Buckland in 1860, aged 4. In the 1855 Massachusetts State Census in Northampton, Emily is found, aged 0, in the household of Chester and Catherine Smith.
In the plot of Leonora and her husband Roger Newton Allen is a stone that simply says "Emma", with no details.
Her parents were likely Chester Smith and Catherine (Meacham) Smith who were married at Chesterfield,MA on Aug 7,1845.
Her death return shows an informant of Leonora Cordelia Bardwell Allen. In the 1910 census in Buckland,MA, Emily E Allen is listed in Leonora's household as an adopted daughter. In the 1900 census in Buckland, she is listed as Emily Smith, and her relationship is "Boarder". In 1880, she is called Emma Allen, and is listed as a daughter. Emma first appears in the Allen household in Buckland in 1860, aged 4. In the 1855 Massachusetts State Census in Northampton, Emily is found, aged 0, in the household of Chester and Catherine Smith.
In the plot of Leonora and her husband Roger Newton Allen is a stone that simply says "Emma", with no details.
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