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Note: 1. 1850 Maryland Census Living in Queen Anne's County, Maryland
Occupation: farmer
Value of real estate: $5,500
Also living in household was Mary A. C. H. Emory, age 20. Perhaps, she was a daughter of Arthur and Sarah Emory. However, Sarah would have been only about 14 when she was born. Perhaps, then a sister of either Arthur or his wife Sarah K. B. Emory.
Authur Emory 36 Farmer b. MD
Sally K. B. " 34
Mary A. C. H. " 20 b. MD
2. 1860 Maryland Census
Living in Centreville area, Queen Anne's County, Maryland, next to Ann Cox (Emory) Nicholson and her family.
Occupation: farmer
Value of real estate: $5,000
Valueof personal estate: $5,000
Also living in household is William Hopper, W M, age 61 Value of real estate:$3,000, Value of personal estate: $3,000
Centreville, Queen Anne's County
Arthur Emory 45 Farmer b. MD
Sarah " 44 b. MD
William Hopper 61 b. MD
3. Arthur Emory's Will (1 Oct 1852; Proved 26 Dec 1866 Queen Anne's County) mentions the following:
Wife Sarah B. H. Emory Sisters: Elizabeth E. Murray and Mary A. C. D. H. Emory Brother Daniel C. H. Emory Arthur also mentions in his Will his various properties which he bequeathed to his wife and, if they had no children (which apparently they did not), would go to his brother and sisters named above. These properties were: Allabands Haphazzard Enlarged, Darland Resurveyed, Welsh Ridge, Hap Hazzards Addition, Emory's Branch and Spring Garden. Note, all these properties were owned by Thomas Emory and mentioned in his Will. So, there is a clear connection here between this Arthur Emory and Thomas Emory. In his Will, Thomas Emory left part of Welsh Ridge, Hap Hazzard and Emory's Branch to his "grandson Arthur Emory" with reversion to another grandson, Thomas Goldsborough Emory. Thomas also gave his grandson Thomas Goldsborough Emory the following: "remaining part..of Welsh Ridge, Hap Hazzard, Hap Hazzard Addition, Emory's Branch and Allabonds Hazzard Enlarged".
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