The household of John “Edijent” was recorded in the 1850 Federal Census of Sugar Creek Township, Vigo County, Indiana (dwelling #122; family #122; enum. June 1850), as follows:

John Edijent	21	b. IN	cooper $600 real estate
Mary L.	20	b. KY

At the time of the above census enumeration, John and Mary were residing adjacent to her parents, Joseph and Sarah Thralls, whose household was enumerated just previously on the census roll.

The household of John “Edgrton” was recorded in the 1860 Federal Census of Sugar Creek Township, Vigo County, Indiana (pg. 273; dwelling #191; family #191; enum. June 19, 1860), as follows:

John Edgrton	31	b. IN	farmer $1,600 real est./$236 pers. est.
Mary	28	b. KY
Ira	8	b. IN
Sarah	5	b. IL
Joseph	1	b. IN
James Williams	18	b. unk.	day lab.

John D. Edgerton served as a Sergeant in the 133rd Indiana Infantry (Company H) during the Civil War. He enlisted as a private on May 17, 1864, giving his residence as Vigo County, Indiana, and was mustered out at Indianapolis, Indiana on September 5, 1864.

The household of John “Edington” (sic) was recorded in the 1870 Federal Census of Sugar Creek Township, Vigo County, Indiana (pp. 362-363; dwelling #210; family #207; enum. July 15, 1870), as follows:

John Edington	45	b. IN	farmer $2000 real est. /$325 pers. est.
Lucinda	41	b. KY	keeps house
Isaac	17	b. IN	works on farm
Sarah Edgerton	15	b. IL	at home
Joseph	12	b. IN	at home
Augustus	10	b. IN	at home
Annie	4	b. IN
John Z.	1	b. IN

John Dalton Edgerton had presumably died prior to December 30, 1878 when his widow, “Mary L. Edgerton”, was remarried at Vigo County, Indiana to Solomon Monroe. Mary and her two younger sons, “Gustus Egerton” and “John Egerton” were recorded in Solomon’s household in the 1880 Federal Census enumeration of Sugar Creek Township, Vigo County, Indiana (pg. 183; dwelling #57; family #57; enum. June 7, 1880). The complete household was enumerated as follows:

The household of Edgerton was recorded in the 1880 Federal Census of (pg. ; dwelling #; family #; enum. June , 1880), as follows:

Name	Rel.	Age	Bp	F Bp	M Bp	Occ
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Solomon Monroe	husb.	46	KY	OH	OH	farmer
Mary	wife	46	KY	KY	KY	keeping house
James	son	21	IN	OH	OH	at home
Betsie	dau.	14	IN	KY	OH	at home
Authur	son	11	IN	OH	OH	at home
Gustus Egerton	st-son	14	IN	KY	KY	farm laborer
John	st-son	11	IN	OH	OH	at home

At the time of the 1910 Federal Census of Mrs. Mary (Thralls) Edgerton Monroe was residing in Terre Haute City (Ward 3), Vigo County, Indiana in the household of her son, John A. Edgerton (pg. 10; no dwelling # or family #; enum. April 25, 1910). She was enumerated as “Mary L. Monroe, mother, aged 79, widow, born in Kentucky, father and mother born in Kentucky.”

Mrs. Mary Lucinda (Thralls) Edgerton Monroe died at Terre Haute, Indiana on January 14, 1917. The following obituary notice was published in the Terre Haute Tribune (pg. 2) on Monday, January 15, 1917:

“MRS. MARY THRALLS MONROE.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Thralls Monroe, 86 years old, who died Sunday evening at 6:30 o’clock at her home, 716 South Twentieth street, will be held Tuesday morning at 8:30 o’clock from the residence and at St. Patrick’s church at 9 o’clock. She is survived by two sons, August and John R. Edgerton; two daughters, Mrs. Sarah A. Carroll of Memphis, Tenn., and Mrs. Harry W. Skean of this city; ten grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.”