In the October to December 1875 birth index Emma Carr, Wakefield district, West Yorkshire, volume 9c, page 61.

Parish Records St Peter, Morley, West Yorkshire
Baptism August 24 1880, Emma Carr, father Thomas Henry Carr, mother Anne Carr, residence Cambridge Street Johnson’s Buildings Morley, father is a tailor, ceremony by Henry Jackson, Vicar

In the 1881 census Cambridge Street, Morley, Yorkshire
Head Thomas H. Carr, age 43, master taylor, born Selby, Yorkshire
Wife Martha A. Carr, age 41, born St. Olaves Southwark, London
Son Frederic W. Carr, age 16, machine maker, born Rotherhithe, London
Daughter Mary E. Carr, age 14, born Rotherhithe, London
Daughter Elizabeth T. Carr, age 13, born Bulwith, Yorkshire
Daughter Sarah G. Carr, age 17 [I think it should be 7], born Wakefield, Torkshire
Daughter Emma Carr, age 5, scholar, born Wakefield
Daughter Lydia Carr, age 1, born Morley

In the 1891 census 22 Cambridge Street, Morley, Yorkshire
Head Thomas H. Carr, age 53, taylor, employed, born Selby, Yorkshire
Wife Martha A. Carr, age 51, born Bermondsey, London
Daughter Sarah G. Carr, single, age 18 rag sorter, employed, born Wakefield
Daugter Emma Carr, single, age 16 rover in woollen mill, employed, born Wakefield
Dughter Lydia Carr, age 12, scholar, born Morley
Daughter Kate Carr, age 10, scholar, born Morley
Daughter Ada Carr, age 8, scholar, born Morley

Parish Records St. Paul, Morley, West Yorkshire
Marriage February 2, 1895
Alfred Meredith, age 27, widower, miner, residence 24 Cambridge Street Morley, father James Meredith (deceased), miner and
Emma Carr, age 20, spinster, mill hand, residence 7 Back Peel Street Morley, father Thomas Henry Carr, miner
After Banns by John Hutchinson Walton, Curate
In the presence of Wilfred Sharp and Ada Sharp her mark

In the 1901 census 31 Cross Street, Morley, West Yorkshire
Head Alfred Meredith, age 35, coal miner hewer, worker, born Synderford, Gloucestershire
Wife Emma Meredith, age 27, born Wakefield, Yorkshire
Daughter Sarah Elizabeth Meredith, age 14, piecer in wooden mill, worker, born Morley
Son Joe Meredith, age 10, born Morley
Daughter Edith Meredith, age 4, born Morley
Son Alfred Meredith, age 2, born Morley
[[Sarah and Joe must be from Alfred’s first marriage]

In the 1911 census Pilden Lane, East Ardsley, Wakefield
Head Alfred Meredith, age 45, coal miner hewer, worker, born Gloucestershire town not known
Wife Emma Meredith, age 37, married 16 years, 6 children born alive, 5 still living, born Wakefield, Yorkshire
Step son [ to Emma who completed the form] Joseph Meredith, age 20, single. Coal miner hewer, worker, born Morley
Daughter Edith Morley, age 14, born Morley
Son Alfred Meredith, age 12, school, born Morley
Son Ernest Meredith, age 9, born Morley
Son Thomas Henry Meredith, age 7, born Morley
Son Horace Meredith, age 5, born Morley
Signed Emma Meredith her mark

1939 England and Wales Register
35 Newstead Avenue, Hemsworth urban district, West Yorkshire
1. Alfred Meredith, born September 2 1865, married, coal hewer underground
2. Emma Meredith, born November 9 1875, married, unpaid domestic duties
3. Horace Meredith, born September 23 1905, single, coal hewer underground
3 other, presumably boarders