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Cecelia Emrich
Born 19 July 1904; death not recorded
Cecelia Juliana Emrich was born at Queens on 19 July 1904, the youngest recorded child of Conrad Emrich and Magdalena Schoendorf. She is the one child of the six absent from the family's 1900 census — this archive inferred she must have been born after it, and her birth record proves it, four years later. Her brothers and sisters were Mary Magdalena (July 1885), William P. (October 1886), August J. (February 1888), Elizabeth (June 1893), John C. (April 1896).
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Cecelia Juliana Emrich was born at Queens on 19 July 1904, the youngest recorded child of Conrad Emrich and Magdalena Schoendorf. She is the one child of the six absent from the family's 1900 census — this archive inferred she must have been born after it, and her birth record proves it, four years later. Her brothers and sisters were Mary Magdalena (July 1885), William P. (October 1886), August J. (February 1888), Elizabeth (June 1893), John C. (April 1896).
Born at Queens, New York City, New York
Recorded as: Quinn
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Cecelia Juliana Emrich birth, Queens, 19 July 1904
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New York, New York City Births, 1846-1909: Cecelia Juliana Emrich, born 19 July 1904, Queens; parents Conrad Emrich and Magdale... Scheindorf.
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- Her marriage, if she married, and her death. Nothing after her birth is recorded.
- [CANDIDATE, NOT ATTACHED] A **Cecelia Emrich died at Rochester, Monroe County, on 24 April 1939** (New York State Death Index, entry 21994). Emrich is not a common name and our Cecelia has no recorded death — but the index gives no age, no parents and no spouse, and Rochester is some 330 miles from Queens with nothing placing this family upstate. Logged in the rolodex; the Monroe County certificate would give an age and settle it.