Born in Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Ancestors 
Daughter of Alfred Redman
and Lydia (Monk) Redman
Sister of
Harriet Ann (Redman) Cox and William Redman
Wife of
Albert Edward Atkins
— married
1903 in Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Mother of
Verena Muriel (Atkins) Crowfoot and Lester Raymond Atkins
Died
at age 24
in Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
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Biography
Emily was born in 1884. She was the daughter of Alfred Redman and Lydia Monk. She passed away in 1909.
Sources
- Birth: NSW BDM: REDMAN, EMILY, 18137/1884, Father: ALFRED, Mother: LYDIA, Place of Registration: DUNGOG
- Marriage: NSW BDM: 1044/1903, Groom: ATKINS, ALBERT E, Bride: REDMAN, EMILY, Place of Registration: DUNGOG
- Death: NSW BDM: ATKINS, EMILY, 5237/1909, Father: ALFRED, Mother: LYDIA, Place of Registration: DUNGOG
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