Born in New Zealand
Ancestors 
Daughter of William King
and Clara Ann (Hughes) King
Sister of
Jane Campbell (King) Hemingway, Clara Ann (King) Robertson, Mirren Stewart (King) Richards-Reed, William Edmund King, James Edward King, Mabel Maud King, Annie Hughes (King) Salter, Edmund Andrew King and George Alexander List King
Wife of
Albert Thomas Pruden
— married
1897 in New Zealand
Descendants 
Mother of
Gladys Mary (Pruden) Lankshear and Sydney Albert Pruden
Died
at about age 62
in New Zealand
Profile last modified
| Created 10 Apr 2022
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Biography
Emma was born in 1873. She is the daughter of William King and his wife Clara Ann (birth surname not known).
Sources
- NZ BDM birth registration no. 1873/24517 King Emma Thomas, Clara Ann & William
- NZ BDM marriage registration no. 1897/2555 Emma Thomas King & Albert Thomas Pruden
- NZ BDM death registration no. 1935/16092 Pruden Emma Thomas 62Y
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