Wife of Herbert H. Archibald. They married on his 22nd birthday, here in Athol, on February 23, 1880. The Rev. L. A. Bosworth of Athol officiated the ceremony. Her new husband was a mechanic at the time.
The newlyweds were recorded in the 1880 census at Athol. Mr. Archibald was employed at a shop that manufactured blinds.
Herbert and Emma seem to have gone their separate ways after their child, Hazel, was born in 1890. Mr. Archibald moved up to New Hampshire. He died in Pittsfield, N.H. in 1929.
The location of Emma's death was 40 West Street in Gardner.
The newlyweds were recorded in the 1880 census at Athol. Mr. Archibald was employed at a shop that manufactured blinds.
Herbert and Emma seem to have gone their separate ways after their child, Hazel, was born in 1890. Mr. Archibald moved up to New Hampshire. He died in Pittsfield, N.H. in 1929.
The location of Emma's death was 40 West Street in Gardner.
Wife of Herbert H. Archibald. They married on his 22nd birthday, here in Athol, on February 23, 1880. The Rev. L. A. Bosworth of Athol officiated the ceremony. Her new husband was a mechanic at the time.
The newlyweds were recorded in the 1880 census at Athol. Mr. Archibald was employed at a shop that manufactured blinds.
Herbert and Emma seem to have gone their separate ways after their child, Hazel, was born in 1890. Mr. Archibald moved up to New Hampshire. He died in Pittsfield, N.H. in 1929.
The location of Emma's death was 40 West Street in Gardner.
The newlyweds were recorded in the 1880 census at Athol. Mr. Archibald was employed at a shop that manufactured blinds.
Herbert and Emma seem to have gone their separate ways after their child, Hazel, was born in 1890. Mr. Archibald moved up to New Hampshire. He died in Pittsfield, N.H. in 1929.
The location of Emma's death was 40 West Street in Gardner.
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