Life Events
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Birth | Emily Collins was born circa 1836 in Tennessee.1 |
(with Father) 1850 Census | Emily appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Perry County, Illinois, with her father, James and stepmother Milly Collins. She was 14 and born in Tennessee.1 |
Marriage | Emily Collins married Thomas Arnett on 10 Jun 1856 in Perry County, Illinois.3 |
1860 Census | Thomas & Emily C Arnot appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Township 5 Range 3W, Perry County, Illinois, enumerated 1 Jun 1860. Their nearest post office was Pinckneyville. Thomas was 28 and farming. He had no real estate and his personal estate was worth $75. Emily was 24. They were both born in Tennessee. Children with them were James B (3) and Sarah J (1). Neither Thomas nor Emily could read or write.4 |
Note. | On 15 August 1862, Emily's husband Thomas joined the 110th Illinois US Infantry for a period of 3 years. He mustered in on September 11th. It was noted that he was 30, 5' 8 1/2", black hair, blue eyes, and dark complexion.5 |
(Widowed) Death | Her husband Thomas died on 3 Dec 1863. He succumbed to Chronic Diarrhoea in General Hospital Number 4 in Chattanooga, Tennessee and was buried in Chattanooga National Cemetery.6 |
1865 Census | Emily Arnatt was listed as the head of household on the 1865 state census in Township 5S, Range 3W, Perry County, Illinois. The tally for this household showed 10 & under - 1 male; 1 female 11-20 - 0 21-30 - 1 female
There was no livestock recorded. She was enumerated next to her father James' household.7 |
Marriage | Nathaniel A Wright married Mrs Emily Arnett on 8 Mar 1867 in Perry County, Illinois.8 |
1870 Census | Nathaniel and Emily C Wright appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Perry County, Illinois, enumerated 1 Jun 1870. Nathaniel was 30, a farmer with $400 of real estate and $100 of personal estate. He was born in Ireland. Emily was 34, keeping house and born in Tennessee. Neither could read or write. The children in the household were Annie Wright (2) and Sarah Arnett (9).9 |
1880 Census | Emma Right [sic] appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Pinckneyville, Perry County, Illinois. She was 42, widowed, keeping house, could not read or write, was born in Tennessee as were her parents. With her were her son Jas Arnet (22, farmer) and daughter Anna Right (11).10 |