12th October 1873. Surname incorrectly spelt Morton . Witnesses H Pearce, Amos Moreton(brother?), Mary Taylor and Mary Ann Sawyer
By 1881 Emma and Fred had moved to the Newland area of Wycombe. From Peter Goodearls excellebt reserach pages ” Albert Place home in 1881 would have been close to this location which is where the river Wye flows in the vicinity of Newland and Denmark streets
On the 1874 Ordnance Survey map, the alignment of access ways from Denmark Street to Albert Place, the “Barley Mow” and Miller’s Row, together with the boundary of a vacant plot north of Denmark Street lead directly to the mill and could be the link between the two St. John’s Lanes.
Emma lived near the Wye in Newlands. Photo from 1930’s Copyright Wycomeb Museum
36 Denmark St . Emma’s home in 1891.Photo of Cottages in 1965. looking SE, a view of the back of nos 33 – 38 on N side of Denmark Street, Newland, High Wycombe.
By 1901 Census Fred and Emma are Publicans ar the Royal Standard in Widmer End. Photo above C1993 Copyright managed by High Wycombe Reference Library
Image kindly loaned by Mr J.H. Venn
The Blue Flag -The Old Ship public house at Cadmore End. At time of her death in 1923, the residence is given as The Blue Flag PH and husband Frederick the Beer House Keeper.
