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1st February 2017 David Emptage Leave a Comment

Presentation of medals

Six members of the Emptage family took part in the rescue attempt of the crew of the Northern Belle in January 1857. Two lost their lives and three received medals at an earlier event. Now it was Alfred Emptage’s turn to receive his medal at a ceremony where special mention was made of his bravery.

25th January 2015 David Emptage Leave a Comment

Alfred Burnett Emptage

Alfred’s father and grandfather were mariners, as were his six brothers. Together with three of his brothers, he took part in saving the crew of the Northern Belle. They were considered heroes and received a medals. But Alfred was to die a difficult death, aged just 45, in a mental asylum.

22nd June 2013 Susan Morris Leave a Comment

Henry Thomas Emptage

There is a well used but nevertheless very apt saying in family history research, that it raises more questions than it answers.

And that is so true of the story of two brothers, three women and seventeen children.

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