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Emma Jay

Birth14 Oct 1832 - Blaxhall, Suffolk
DeathJune 1901 - Blaxhall, Suffolk, England
MotherSarah Smith
FatherWilliam Jay

Born in Blaxhall, Suffolk on 14 Oct 1832 to William Jay and Sarah Smith. Emma Jay married John ( farm lab) Airey / Aery and had 10 children. She passed away on June 1901 in Blaxhall, Suffolk, England.

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Parents
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William Jay
1791 - 1860
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Sarah Smith
1796 - 1855
Spouse(s)
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John ( Farm Lab) Airey / Aery
1835 - 1911
Children Show all
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George ( Shepherd) Airey
1869 - 1939
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William Airey
1858 - 1940
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Sarah ( Servant) Airey
1862 - Unknown
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Emma Airey
1864 - Unknown
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Maria Airey
1871 - Unknown
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Louisa Airey
1856 - 1871
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John Airey
1873 - 1953
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Henry Airey
1877 - 1939
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James ( Maltsters Lab) Airey / Aery
1860 - 1937
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Charlotte Airey
1867 - 1954

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