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Edgerton

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Charles Adelbert Edgerton, son of Henry Graves and Eleanore Henrietta (Baldwin) Edgerton.

born:	April 10, 1867; Batavia, Genesee Co., NY.
died:	December 9, 1945; New York City, New York Co., NY. (NY City DC #26464) (OB The Times 12/13/1945)
buried:	Elmwood Cemetery; Batavia, Genesee Co., NY.

married:

November 22, 1904; Batavia, Genesee Co., NY. (MA The Daily News 7/23/1904)

Josephine Eleanor Prentice, daughter of John and Sarah Ann (Randall) Prentice.

born:	January 1868; Leray, Jefferson Co., NY. (CR NY1900 Batavia)
died:	September 25, 1943; New York City, New York Co., NY. (NY City DC #21003)
buried:	Elmwood Cemetery; Batavia, Genesee Co., NY.

The household of Charles A. Edgerton was recorded in the 1910 Federal Census of New York City (Ward 12), New York County, New York (pg. 94; family #38; enum. April 15, 1910), as follows:

Name	Rel.	Age	Birthplace	Marital	Parents’ birthplace
				Status	Father	Mother
----------------------------	--------	--------	-----------	----------	----------	----------
Charles A. Edgerton	head	43	NY	M. 5y	NY	NY
Josephine	wife	42	NY	M. 5y	NY	NY

Charles’ occupation was listed as “Lawyer – Genl Practice”.

The following obituary notice for Charles Adelbert Edgerton was published in the Williams College Bulletin of 1947 (pg. 48):

“CHARLES ADELBERT EDGERTON. Born April 10, 1867, Elba, N.Y. Died December 9, 1945, New York City. Parents, Henry and Elinor (Baldwin) Edgerton. Surviving: a niece, Mrs. Bernie Snell, Martin Road, Medina, N.Y.”

Original Source Documents:

Marriage Announcement – Charles Adelbert Edgerton & Josephine Eleanor Prentice; The Daily News (Batavia, New York) – Wednesday, November 23, 1904.

1910 Federal Census – household of Charles Adelbert Edgerton; New York City (Ward 12), New York Co., NY.

Death Certificate – Charles Adelbert Edgerton; New York City Death Certificates; certificate #26464.

Obituary – Charles Adelbert Edgerton; The Times (Batavia, New York) – Thursday, December 13, 1945.

Obituary – Charles Adelbert Edgerton; The New York Times – Wednesday, December 12, 1945.