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Byram Chedister Edgerton, son of Azel and Phebe Locke (Rice) Edgerton.

born:	November 5, 1853; Frelinghuysen, Warren Co., NJ.
died:	1929; Hackettstown, Warren Co., NJ. (GI)
buried:	Union Cemetery; Hackettstown, Warren Co., NJ. (GI)

married:

November 3, 1881; Warren Co., NJ.

Frances Annabelle Angle, daughter of William Teel and Samantha (Kern) Angle.

born:	March 6, 1862; Warren Co., NJ.
died:	1927; Hackettstown, Warren Co., NJ. (GI)
buried:	Union Cemetery; Hackettstown, Warren Co., NJ. (GI)

Children:

Verner Eli, b. September 22, 1882; Blairstown, Warren Co., NJ.
Raymond Angle, b. July 2, 1889; Blairstown, Warren Co., NJ.
Madison Long, b. August 27, 1903; Blairstown, Warren Co., NJ.

The household of “Byington C.” Edgerton was recorded in the 1900 Federal Census of Blairstown, Warren County, New Jersey (pg. 30; dwelling #94; family #100; enum. June 11, 1900), as follows:

Name	Rel.	Birthdate & place		Age	Marital	Parents’ birthplace
					Status	Father	Mother
-----------------------------	------	------------------------		------	-----------	----------	----------
Byington C. Edgerton	head	Nov. 1856	NJ	43	M 19y	NJ	NJ
Frances A.	wife	Mar. 1863	NJ	37	M 19y	NJ	NJ
Verner E.	son	Sept. 1882	NJ	17	S	NJ	NJ
Raymond A.	son	July 1889	NJ	10	S	NJ	NJ

According to the above census record, Frances was the mother of two children, both of whom were still living. Byram’s occupation was listed as “liviry” and the two sons were noted as “at school”.

The household of Byram C. Edgerton was recorded in the 1910 Federal Census of West Orange (Ward 3), Essex County, New Jersey (family #249; enum. April 20, 1910), as follows:

Name	Rel.	Age	Birthplace	Marital	Parents’ birthplace
				Status	Father	Mother
----------------------------	--------	--------	-----------	----------	----------	----------
Bryam C. Edgerton	head	52	NJ	M 27y	NJ	NJ
Frances	wife	47	NJ	M 27y	NJ	NJ
Raymond A.	son	20	NJ	S	NJ	NJ
Madison	son	7	NJ	S	NJ	NJ

According to the above census record, Frances was the mother of three children, all of whom were still living. Byram’s occupation was listed as “Machinist – Phonograph Co.”.