Charlie Emig
Baseball
Though Charlie Emig played in just one game at the top level, he ranks (as of 2021) #12 on the list of longest-lived players in major-league baseball history. He was also the last surviving 19th-century big-leaguer.
Charles Henry Emig was born April 5, 1875 in Cincinnati, Ohio He was the third of nine children born to manufacturing plant superintendent George Emig, Sr. (1846-1904, a Bavarian immigrant who served as president of the Board of Education of Cincinnati from the Twelfth ward from 1879 to 1886 and he also served at various times on the Republican State and County Executive committees, and his Cincinnati-born wife, Mary (nee Ziegler, 1851-1931). Little is known of Charlie’s youth except that he was raised in Cincinnati, Ohio per the 1880 census) and in Bellevue, Kentucky (per the 1900 census), and attended school through the sixth grade (per the 1940 US Census).
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