Emma Scarr Booth

1835–1927 (age 92)

Biography

Emma Scarr Booth, born in 1835, exemplified quiet dedication to her community, embodying the resilience and grace of a life lived through rapid change. Though her precise occupation remains unrecorded, she earned the respect of those who knew her for her steadfast character and generous spirit.

Her memory is cherished by family and friends at Riverside Cemetery, where she rests as a symbol of enduring integrity and quiet influence.

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