Emily Paul Denithorne

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Emily Paul Denithorne

This is a photo of Emily Knowlton's gravestone at the Geelong Eastern Cemetery.
Emily is buried with her second husband James Knowlton.
Emily's first husband George Denithorne is buried in a grave nearby with his & Emily's children.
Also commemorated in this grave is James Knowlton's first wife Janet (top) and Emily's sister Mary Hannah Paul (bottom) who never married and died in the Geelong infirmary.

Date & Place: January 3, 1908 at Geelong Eastern Cemetery 141 Ormond Road, in East Geelong, Greater Geelong City County, Victoria 3219, Australia

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Emily Paul Denithorne Geelong, Australia

Emily (Paul) Denithorne of Geelong Australia was born to John Hocking Paul and Mary Ann Tregarthan, and has a sister Mary Hannah Paul. She married George Denithorne in 1861, and they were married until George's death in 1868 in Greater Geelong City County, Victoria. They had children Nellie Denithorne, Elizabeth Denithorne, Emily Denithorne, and Catherine 'Katie' Denithorne Atkins. She would also marry George Denithorne in 1861, and they were married until George's death in 1868. She married James Knowlton, and they were married until James' death in 1876 in Greater Geelong City County. They had children James Tregarthen Knowlton and John Paul Knowlton. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Emily Paul Denithorne.

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