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The Edgerton Database |
Edwin Anson Edgerton, son of Henry Graham and Orlinda Victoria (Northrup) Edgerton.
Mary Louise Whilhelmy, daughter of Theodore and Helen (Coddington) Whilhelmy.
Children:
“E. A. Edgerton, Elm Creek” was listed in the Farmers’ Directory of Buffalo County,
Nebraska 1890-1891 (Kearney, Nebraska: Cherrier Directory and Publishing
Company; 1891). The household of “Ed” Edgerton was recorded in the
1900 Federal
Census of Elm Creek Township, Buffalo County, Nebraska (pg.
111; dwelling #20; family #20; enum. June 1-2, 1900), as follows:
According to the above census record, Mary was the mother of two children, both of whom were still living. Edwin’s occupation was listed as “farmer”, and Gerrit was noted as “at school”. The household of “Edward A. Edgerton” was recorded
in the 1910 Federal
Census of
Elm Creek Township, Buffalo County, Nebraska (pg. 71; dwelling #125; family #131;
enum. April 29, 1910), as follows:
According to the above census record, Mary was the mother of two children, both of whom were still living. Edwin’s occupation was listed as “farmer – general farm”. Edwin Anson Edgerton died in San Diego County, California on July 29, 1943, aged 84 years. According the California Death Index record, Edwin was born in New York State on January 6, 1859 and his mother’s maiden name was Northrup. Edwin A. Edgerton and his wife, Mary Louise, are both buried at the Elsinore Valley Cemetery in Lake Elsinore, Riverside County, California. Original Source Documents: 1900 Federal
Census – household of Edwin Anson
Edgerton; Elm Creek Twp., Buffalo Co., NE. 1910 Federal
Census – household of Edwin Anson Edgerton; Elm Creek Twp., Buffalo Co.,
NE. Gravestone photo
– Edwin Anson Edgerton & Mrs. Mary Louise (Whilhelmy) Edgerton; Elsinore Valley
Cemetery; Lake Elsinore, Riverside, Co., CA. |
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