Emily Pauline Locke

1876–1953 (age 77)

Biography

Emily Pauline Locke was born in 1876 and lived through the transformative decades of the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Her seventy-seven years were marked by the evolution of American culture and society.

Emily's memory is honored at Mount Auburn Cemetery, where she was interred in 1953, remembered fondly by her family and community.

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