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Emma Postgate

Birth11 Feb 1866 - Guisborough, Yorkshire
DeathApr - Jun 1916 - Middlesbrough, Yorkshire
MotherMary Milburn
FatherWilliam Postgate

Born in Guisborough, Yorkshire on 11 Feb 1866 to William Postgate and Mary Milburn. Emma Postgate married William Henry Heward and had 10 children. She passed away on Apr - Jun 1916 in Middlesbrough, Yorkshire.

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Parents
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William Postgate
1819 - 1893
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Mary Milburn
1826 - 1890
Spouse(s)
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William Henry Heward
1862 - 1906
Children Show all
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Elizabeth Heward
1897 - Unknown
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John Heward
1892 - 1972
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George Heward
1895 - 1955
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Robert Heward
1898 - 1961
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Thomas Heward
1905 - Unknown
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Ada Heward
1903 - 1972
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William Heward
1889 - 1931
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Emma Heward
1890 - Unknown
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Ellen Heward
1885 - 1941
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Sarah Heward
1882 - Unknown

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