Aileen Louzetta Emerson

     Aileen Louzetta Emerson was also known as Aileen Louzetta Allan. She was born in November 1892 at Douglas Island, Alaska. She appeared on the census of 16 June 1900 in the household of Nelson Emerson at 1123 Main Street, Seattle, King Co., Washington, USA. She was recorded as: Emerson, Aileen, daughter, white, female, born November 1892, age 7, single, born Alaska, father born Iowa, mother born New York, attended school for 9 months. She was found on a passenger list with Myrtle Estelle Allan on 4 January 1911 on board the Baltic. They left from New York arriving at Liverpool, England, travelling first class. She was 18 and of United States nationality. She was found on a passenger list with Myrtle Estelle Hebner dated 7 July 1916 on board the S.S. Charlotte. They sailed from Victoria, British Columbia and embarked at Ketchikan, Alaska on July 10, 1916. She was 23, female, single, Singer, able to read and write, Canadian, English origin, living at Vancouver, next of kin was Wm. Allan, Vancouver, final destination Juneau, has ticket to final destination paid by mother, in possession of $50, was in the US in 1916, reason for visit was touring. She was in good health, not crippled or deformed, 5' 4" tall, dark complexion, brown hair, gray eyes, no marks, born in Juneau Alaska. She and Misak Yramavitch Aivazoff were married on Saturday, 15 September 1917 at Seattle, King Co., Washington, USA. Myrtle Estelle Allan and William Andrew Allan witnessed the marriage. She was listed as the informant on the death registration of Myrtle Estelle Hebner. She was listed as the informant on the death registration of Allan Misakovich Aivazoff. Aileen died on Tuesday, 10 July 1984 at the Holy Family Hospital, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, at age 91 years and 8 months, of coronary occlusion. Sonia Misakovna Oldham was listed as the informant. She was buried on Monday, 16 July 1984 at Ocean View Burial Park, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.