Emma Wedgwood
Emma Wedgwood was the wife of renowned naturalist Charles Darwin and played a crucial role in his life and work. As his cousin and later his spouse, Emma supported Darwin both emotionally and practically, assisting him with his writings and translations. Their partnership, which lasted for over four decades, was marked by deep affection and mutual respect, enabling Darwin to pursue his groundbreaking research while she managed their household and family responsibilities. Together, they had ten children and navigated the challenges of life, including Darwin's health issues and the loss of several children.
Born on Jan 02, 1808 (217 years old)
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Emma Wedgwood accepted Charles Darwin's marriage proposal, which was a source of joy for him.
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