Emily Louisa Estlick
ID # 2549, (1896-1983)
| Father | William Estlick (1866-) |
| Mother | Alfina Jane Roberts (1866-) |
| Birth | Emily Louisa Estlick was born on 1 October 1896 at Perranzabuloe, Truro, Cornwall. |
| Marriage | She married Bertie Tressider Payne, son of Frederick Payne and Fanny Wills, on 24 December 1926 at Highland Park, Wayne Co., Michigan. Mrge Lic. 323401 Marriage License 1926 Wayne County, Michigan Marriage may be solemnized between Bertie T. Payne and Emily L. Estlick. He is shown as age 21, a baker, residing Highland Park, Michigan, born England. Father's name Fred, mother's name Fanny J. Wills. Emily L. Estlick, age 30, residing Highland Park, housekeeper, born England. Father William, mother Alfina J. Roberts. License dated 11 December, 1926 The certificate of marriage is on the same form and dated 24 December, 1926, at Highland Park. The witnesses were Reginald Payne and Jean Carter, both of Highland Park. The clergyman was Rev. P.D. Osborne. |
| Death | She died on 22 September 1983 at Flint, Genesee County, Michigan, at age 86. |
| Burial | She was buried at Flint Memorial Park, Mt. Morris, Genesee Co., Michigan. |
| Note | State of Michigan, Certificate of Death D249 165 Emily L. Payne, died Sept. 22, 1983 in Flint, Michigan, at Chateau Gardens. Age 86, born October 1, 1896 in England. Widowed. Residence 627 Begole, Flint, Genesee Co., Michigan. Parents William Estlick and Alfina Roberts. Informant Fred Payne, 1355 Wagon Wheel, Grand Blanc, Michigan, 48439 Burial 9/24/83 at Flint Memorial Park, Mt. Morris, Michigan. A passenger list for the Homeric, sailing from Southampton, England, on May 31, 1922, shows Emily Louisa Estlick, age 25, knitter machinist, last residence Newquay, England, traveling with Alvina Jane Estlick, age 23, woollen knitter, also last residence Newquay, England. They are destined to the residence of their brother William Estlick, 18 Gordon Ave., Shelton, Conn. Emily shows her mother as Mrs. Estlick, Newquay, England, and Alvina shows her mother as St. Dennis, St. Austall, Cornwall. This appears confusing, however since they are both destined to their 'brother' they are likely referring to the same mother regardless of the confusion over her address. Also, the 1901 census in Cornwall shows Emily L. and Alvina J. under one roof. The 1901 shows their name as Eastlake. Since earlier and later records show the family name as Estlick, this will be correct. Emily's date of birth is taken from her death registration in Flint. It should be noted that Emily's death registration places her birth in England; the 1930 census in Highland Park, Michigan, places her birth in England. Cornwall is presently a county of England, however there are Cornish people who have been born and raised in Cornwall and who have never traveled and who claim they've never been to England. This tree treats the family's place of birth as Cornwall. At the time of the 1901 census, the Estlick family is indeed in the Truro Rural District. The actual town name was Perranzabuloe. The 1901 census shows that this was Emily's place of birth. It appears that Emily's father, William Estlick, was a miner. In the 1901 census, a glance at the places of birth of the children shows that the family did some travelling. It appears that not long after William and Alfina were married, they went to the United States and were in Iron Mountain, Menominee County, Michigan, when their first child Millicent was born. The 1901 census in Cornwall shows Millicent as being born in America. By the time daughter Elizabeth was born two years later, the family was back in Perranzabuloe for this is given as Elizabeth's place of birth. |
Children of Emily Louisa Estlick and Bertie Tressider Payne |
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| Last Edited | 2 Oct 2015 |