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Edith Bremner

Birth24 Mar 1852 - Liverpool, Lancashire, England
DeathJul 1883 - Northumberland, United Kingdom
MotherMary Straker
FatherHenry BREMNER

Born in Liverpool, Lancashire, England on 24 Mar 1852 to Henry BREMNER and Mary Straker. Edith Bremner married Arthur Daulby Wedgwood and had 9 children. She passed away on Jul 1883 in Northumberland, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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Henry Bremner
1815 - 1876
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Mary Straker
1816 - 1894
Spouse(s)
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Arthur Daulby Wedgwood
1851 - 1935
Children Show all
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Ethel Wedgwood
1876 - 1922
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Arthur Wedgwood
1874 - 1965
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Sylvia Wedgwood
1881 - 1968
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Edith Wedgwood
1877 - 1970
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Maud Wedgwood
1879 - 1972
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Marjorie Wedgwood
1882 - 1959
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Henry Bremner Wedgwood
1883 - 1971
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Mary Wedgwood
1875 - 1954
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Henry Bremner Wedgwood
1883 - Unknown

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