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Emma Proctor

Birth1862 - Bramley Leeds, Yorkshire, England
DeathJuly 1892 - Bramley, Yorkshire West Riding
MotherElizabeth Midgley
FatherGeorge Proctor

Born in Bramley Leeds, Yorkshire, England on 1862 to George Proctor and Elizabeth Midgley. Emma Proctor married Thomas Shawsmith and had 11 children. She passed away on July 1892 in Bramley, Yorkshire West Riding.

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Parents
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George Proctor
1829 - 1878
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Elizabeth Midgley
1839 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Shawsmith
1862 - 1935
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Thomas Shawsmith
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Lily Elizabeth Shawsmith
1889 - 1955
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George Arthur Shawsmith
1884 - 1916
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Ethel May Proctor
1882 - 1939
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Emma Isabel Shawsmith
1892 - 1892
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Emily Isabel Shawsmith
1893 - Unknown
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Lewis Jennings
1880 - 1955
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James Alfred Shawsmith
1894 - Unknown
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Ernest Jennings
1880 - Unknown
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William Jennings
1885 - 1960
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Annie Shawsmith
1896 - Unknown
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Edith Jennings
1882 - Unknown

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