Emma Enock (1847-1868)

PERSONAL DETAILS

Full name: Emma Enock.
Date of birth: Saturday, 13th February, 1847.
Birthplace: 17, Bath Row, Lee Bank, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England.
Date of death: October 1868 (aged 21 years).
Place of death: Edgbaston, Birmingham, England.

Buried: Buried in St Bartholomew's Church (Edgbaston Old Church) grave yard, Edgbaston, Warwickshire, England?

FAMILY

PARENTS

Robert Enock (1811-1855)
Robert Enock
(1811-1855)
Elizabeth Enock (1810-1867)
Elizabeth Enock
(née Doeg)
(1810-1867)

SIBLINGS

Charles Robert Enock (1837-1900)
Charles Robert Enock
(1837-1900)
Arthur Henry Enock (1839-1917)
Arthur Henry Enock
(1839-1917)

Amy Jane Dell (née Barter, Enock) (1841-1885)
Amy Jane Dell
(née Barter, Enock)
(1841-1885)
Robinson Enock(1843-1909)
Robinson Enock
(1843-1909)

Frederick Enock(1845-1916)
Frederick Enock
(1845-1916)

Edwin Enock(1849-1924)
Edwin Enock
(1849-1924)

Sophia Elizabeth Derrington (née Enock) (1853-1933)
Sophia Elizabeth Derrington
(née Enock)
(1853-1933)

RESIDENCES

1847 - 17, Bath Row, Lee Bank, Birmingham, England.

Number 17 was located near to the Birmingham Canal.



1850-1853 - Stratford Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham, England.

According to the 1851 census, the Enocks were seven entries away from the Angel Inn Hotel. By tying this information in with the 1889 OS town plan of Birmingham, the Enocks would have lived next-door to Ladypool School. The house was demolished to make way for St. Agatha's Church around 1898.


1853 - Balsall Heath Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham, England.

1855 - 399, Bristol Road "Sussex Place", Edgbaston, Birmingham, England.

Demolished between 1956-1966.

1861-1862 - 30, Balsall Heath Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, England.

1862-1868 - 75 Ryland Road (Gothic Cottage/Gothic Lodge), Edgbaston, Birmingham, England.

EDUCATION

Wednesday, 13th February, 1856 - Monday, 5th March, 1860 Ackworth School, Pontefract Road, Ackworth, Pontefract, England.


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Admit number: 7674.
Agent: William Southall.
Relatives in attendance: Robinson Enock, Frederick Enock and Edwin Enock.

Life at Ackworth.

Between the ages of eleven and fifteen, Emma was away from family life for eleven-months of the year, only returning home during the one-month annual summer holiday.

Emma would have only seen her siblings at meeting for worship and possibly spent time together on the path running midway between the two wings known as "The Flags".

Scholars studied during the day, and undertook some manual work out-of-hours.

The curriculum between 1856-1860 consisted of:

Manual work included: 

INTERESTS & HOBBIES

Dora Enock's will suggests that Emma had an interest in art.

"TO my niece Joan Enock of 39 Priory Gardens Wembley the pair of flower drawings by my aunt Emma Enock."

Page updated 3rd January, 2022.