Emily Carter
- Born: 8 Sep 1839, Harpford, Devonshire England
- Marriage (1): William R. Young in 1859 in Marylebone District, London, Middlesex England
Noted events in her life were:
• source. Anne Speight who notes:
Emily left Harpford and made it to London. Aged about twenty years, in 1859 in the Marylebone registration district, Emily Carter married William R. Young, who was born in Scotland, a private in the Scots Fusilier Guards. In 1861 they were living in Southwark, in the same building as Emily's married sister Elizabeth. By 1871 Emily and William Young were living at 1 Trinity Hill, Ramsgate, Kent. William was recorded as a railway porter. Their children were born at various places including St Saviours (S.London), Sheerness, Ramsgate and Chatham. In the 1881 census, at 127 New Road, Chatham, Emily is described as a widow, living with five of her children. She was employed as a buttonhole worker; others in the family were a tailor's presser etc. Leaving London on 18th August 1881, Emily and four children sailed on the SS. Chimborazo and emigrated to Tasmania. Emily joined her sister Joanna and continued the Sportsman Hall Hotel business. At a slightly later date, Emily's eldest daughter, Mary Jane Murrell, also emigrated with her husband.
Emily married William R. Young in 1859 in Marylebone District, London, Middlesex England. (William R. Young was born circa 1835 in Scotland UK.)
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