Biography

Adolp was born December 3rd 1870 in Germany. He immigrated to Canada in 1886 and worked as a labourer in Ottawa, Carleton, Ontario, Canada. ^[1] Emil Redman and Adelina Albertina Johanna Pfaff were married on July 3rd 1896 in Ottawa. ^{[2] [3]} Emil travelled to Germany with his wife Adeline and daughters Alma and Hilda; Heinrich and Alwine Netzke and Marie Koopmann. They left Hamburg 27 Sep 1906 and arrived in New York Oct 6th. ^{[4] [5]} Adelina died November 3rd 1910. In 1912 he was a carpenter in Eganville, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada and later a stationery fireman. Adolp Emil Redman, son of Christian Redman, and Helene Bertha Elisabeth Bochert, daughter of Carl Bochert, were married June 12th 1912 in Eganville, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada. ^[6] Emil died of a coronary thrombosis on May 3rd 1950 in Ottawa, Ontario. He had lived at 18 Lorne Ave., Ottawa and was buried May 5th 1950 in Beechwood Cemetery, section 26, lot 28 North Pt.^[7]

Research Notes

Profiles that should be created and linked to the main tree: Christian Redman, Heinrich and Alwine Netzke Marie Koopmann

Sources

1. ↑ Ottawa City Directory for 1898-1899, Might Directory Company; digital image, Library and Archives Canada.
2. ↑ Ontario Marriage Registration, Emil Redmann & Adeline Pfaff, 3 July 1896, digital image, official register of marriages, County of Carleton, Division of Ottawa, page 562, registration no. 002257.
3. ↑ 1901 census of Canada, Ontario, Ottawa (City), Ottawa Central, schedule 1 population, district 100, subdistrict B-9, p. 27, household 268; Statistics Canada RG31, digital image, Ancestry.ca (http//www.ancestry.ca : accessed 3 March 2011) citing Library and Archives Canada microfilm T-6428 to T6556
4. ↑ Hamburger Passagierlisten, 1850-1934 digital image, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 2 mar 2011) citing Staatsarchive Hamburg, 373-7I, Viii A 1 Band 182, Seite 2273 (microfilm Nr. K-1796), Kaiserin Auguste Victoria : departing Hamburg for New York
5. ↑ Canadian Passenger Lists, digital image, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 2 March 2011) citing Passenger Lists, 1865-1935, Kaiserin Auguste Victoria : Hamburg to New York, 6 Oct 1906, Library and Archives Canada RG76, microfilm T-518.
6. ↑ Ontario, Marriage Registration, clergyman's certificate submitted as Provincial Registration, 1912, digital image, item no. 017500.
7. ↑ Beechwood Cemetery Registers, Ancestry.ca (http//www.ancestry.ca : accessed 27 February 2011), entry for Emil Adolph Redman, no. 33676, citing Beechwood Cemetery Interments, 1873-1990.