Emma Rnetta Redpath

Birth7 AUG 1865 - Marion, Grant County, Indiana, U.S.A

Death24 Nov 1949 - Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California

MotherTemperance Ann Carmichael

FatherJacob Redpath

Born in Marion, Grant County, Indiana, U.S.A on 7 AUG 1865 to Jacob Redpath and Temperance Ann Carmichael. Emma Rnetta Redpath married Edwin Francis Lampshire and had 12 children. She passed away on 24 Nov 1949 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California.

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Parents

Jacob Redpath
1841 - 1918

Temperance Ann Carmichael
1840 - 1915

Spouse(s)

Edwin Francis Lampshire
1857 - 1923

Children Show all

Emma Almira Lampshire
1899 - 1988

Estella Florence Lampshire
1903 - 1990

Sadie Elizabeth Lampshire
1906 - 1988

Henry Francis Lampshire
1895 - 1933

Eva Temperance Lampshire
1897 - 1978

Samuel Warren Lampshire
1893 - 1973

Pearl Catherine Lampshire
1891 - 1975

Grace May Lampshire
1890 - 1934

Louis Harley Lampshire
1886 - 1942

James Edwin Lampshire
1893 - 1974

Uletta Josephine Lampshire
1901 - 1984

Letta Lampshire
1902 - 1984

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