2018年7月16日 · Through our indefatigable focus on pioneering scholarship and cutting-edge investigations into the hitherto uncharted realms of the Borden murders of 1892, Fall River history, and Victorian America, The Hatchet has already unearthed a considerable amount of groundbreaking artifacts, ephemera, documents, photographs, and data. Known photograph of Emma Borden, undated. Courtesy of the Fall River ...

2018年7月14日 · It has always been believed that Emma Borden gave an interview to Edwin Maguire of the Boston Post in 1913, one week following a story about her sister’s life appeared in the Boston Herald.

2018年7月17日 · She had received an email from a woman in Wisconsin who told her that the Emma Borden photograph I had discovered, and that Deb had written about (Fall River Herald News, 10 December 2008, “A New Development in Borden History”), was not Emma Borden, but a family member of hers named Alice Matthias.

2018年7月14日 · Emma Lenora Borden attended Wheaton Female Seminary, in Norton, Massachusetts, from April 1867 until July 1868—four semesters in all—starting when she was but 16 years old.

2018年7月6日 · The article described the Second Street environment under Andrew Borden’s regime as being “of extreme simplicity” where one meal was merely “crackers and milk.” Statements made by the reporter Stevenson about the situation of the current family fortune and criticism of her father would almost certainly get a rise out of Emma.

2018年7月5日 · Perhaps it is time we got acquainted with the lovely little town in which Emma Borden spent the last years of her life: Newmarket, New Hampshire. Len Rebello wrote in Lizzie Borden: Past and Present that Emma moved to Newmarket …

Born into a Houseful of Adults Emma Lenora Borden was born at 12 Ferry Street, Fall River, Massachusetts, on March 1, 1851. She was an only child in a houseful of adults, until the birth of her middle sister, Alice Esther in 1856. However, by 1860, when Emma was nine, her grandmother Phebe had died, as had her little sister. In the census of 1860, it seems poignant to notice the little nine ...

4 天之前 · “There has always been a great ‘mystery’ of why Emma Borden left her sister, Lizzie, in 1905. Some say it was because Lizzie was fond of having stage people at the house, particularly one very famous in her day, Nance O’Neil.

Trial Testimony of Emma Borden Trial Testimony - June 16, 1893, New Bedford, Mass. Edited by Harry Widdows 2002 for LizzieAndrewBorden.com EMMA L. BORDEN

Cast of Characters ABBY DURFEE (GRAY) BORDEN, 1828 – 1892. She was the daughter of Oliver and Sarah (Sawyer) Gray. 37-years-old at the time of her marriage, she wed Andrew Jackson Borden on June 6, 1865. She became stepmother to Andrew’s children when Emma was 14 and Lizzie was almost five, she being the youngest of three (one having died). Half-sister to Mrs. Sarah B. Whitehead, Abby was ...