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!Surname also spelled Gantzhorn, Goshorn. | Ganshorn, Johann Georg (I1198)
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!Surname spelled Ganshorn, Goshorn.
!Surname spelled Ganshorn, Goshorn. | Gantzhorn, Georg (I1203)
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!Surname spelled Ganshorn, Goshorn. | Gantzhorn, Leonard (I1171)
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!there is a question as to the sex because of the name. | Moore, Enos (I1176)
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!Veronika is also spelled Veronica. | Wild, Maria Veronika (I1240)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gregory, Catherine Elizabeth (I1040)
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(appendictius)listed in family bible
Measles listed in cemitery records | Ostrum, Alvine Jr. (I321)
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(Thelma) | Abeling, Albert Wesley (I612)
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074-10-1059 (have application) 10/29/1999 St. Johnville Lib, Obit listing July 10, 1984 1936 359 Second St. Troy, NY
WWI Draft Registration record has birthdate as May 15, 1897 | Piniaha, Joseph (I81)
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080-07-8959 10/29/1999 St. Johnville Lib, Obit listing July 1, 1987
Battisti family on Averill Hill, St. Johnsville, New York
Several couples chose farming as their life's work. Probably the one best known was the Battisti family on Averill Hill (Mrs. Battisti was a Pinaha) which combined the Polish and Italian heritage. Others were the Moskeys; the Yastremski, the Malinowskis, and the Kardashes
| Piniaha Battisti, Anna (I105)
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1 yr 3 mo 6 days | Liles, Claudie L (I4643)
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10/29/1999 St. Johnville Lib, Obit listing Mar 22, 1962 Obit | Edwards, John Y Jr. (I75)
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10/29/1999 St. Johnville Lib, Obit listing Oct 30,1912 Obit | Saltsman Edwards, Celestia (I74)
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10/29/1999 St. Johnville Lib, Obit listing Sept 18, 1918
Have orginal message to family - notice of KIA from Army WWI
American Legion post 168 in St. Johnsville, Ny named after Morris
Morris J. Edwards Post 168 38 W. Main St. St. Johnsville, NY 13452 | Edwards, Morris J. (I310)
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106-10-5588 10/29/1999 St. Johnville Lib, Obit listing Mar 14, 1973 Came to US in 1913 with | Piniaha, George (I80)
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1783:
Edwards family moves from Dutchess County to Johnstown, New York.
| Edwards, Hon. John (I426)
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1800
Either in late 1799 or early 1800, birth of John Y Edwards. Because John and Margaret were not married until 1802, John Y appears to be born out of wedlock.
We are searching for John Y's birth and/or baptism record, but have not been successful yet, as we are unsure of what, or if any church in 1800 would have performed a baptism for a child born out of wedlock. | Edwards, Hon. John (I426)
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1802
* March 18, 1802, Married Margaret Yauney at First Presbyterian Church in Johnstown, NY
* Dec 24, 1802 Birth of Harry (Henry) Edwards (Source: First Presbyterian Church Records, Johnstown, NY)
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1804
* Dec 1, 1804 Birth of Daniel Edwards. Source: First Presbyterian Church, Johnstown, NY
1805
* Jan 6, 1805: Baptism at First Presbyterian Church for John Edwards (as adult), Henry Edwards, and Daniel Edwards
| Edwards, Hon. John (I426)
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1806:
* 1806 to 1812 John Edwards served as Montgomery County Sheriff, living in the house adjoining the jail in Johnstown, NY
* Dec 13, 1806: Birth of daughter Mary Ann | Edwards, Hon. John (I426)
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1809
* Feb 8, 1809: Birth of daughter Elizabeth Margaret
* May 7, 1809: Baptism of daughters Mary Ann and Elizabeth Margaret at First Presbyterian Church in Johnstown, NY
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1812
* March 23, 1812: Birth of son Thomas Edwards
1813
* Jan 3, 1813: Baptism of son Thomas Edwards at First Presbyterian Church in Johnstown, NY
1814
* Nov 22, 1814: Birth of son James McIntyre Edwards
1815
* Jan 1, 1815: Baptism of son James McIntyre Edwards at First Presbyterian Church in Johnstown, NY
1816
* Oct 6, 1816: Birth of daughter Susannah Edwards
* Nov 20, 1816: Baptism of daughter Susannah Edwards at First Presbyterian Church in Johnstown, NY
. | Edwards, Hon. John (I426)
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1820, Nov 6th: Baptism record for oldest child, Benjamin Franklin Edwards at Stone Arabia Lutheran Church.
Lists: Benjn. Franckling born 1820, baptised Nov 6th 1820, parents John Y Edwards and wife Catharine. "parents" are listed in the sponsors column.
The church record does not list his birthdate - and this is unknown at this time.
. | Edwards, John Y (I429)
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1822: Birth of 2nd child, Christian Y Edwards. It's believed that Christian's middle name is also Yauney, but we have been unable to find documentation for this yet. In addition, we do not yet found a baptism record.
1824, May 3rd: John Y Edwards listed in Ephratah Reformed Church records. (http://fulton.nygenweb.net/churches/Ephmem1824.html)
"We the subscribers promise to pay the sum or sums set to our names to the Trustees of the first Presbyterian Church & Society of Palatine for the purpose of hiring the Rev. Caleb Knight to preach among us for three quarters of the time for one year beginning on his return from home probably in the month of June next -- The one half of said sum to be paid by the first day of January next & the remaining at the end of the year from the beginning -- Palatine May 3, 1824."
John Edwards, $3.00
John Y Edwards, $2.00
. | Edwards, John Y (I429)
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1823
Nov 24, 1823: Record of land purchase in Palatine, NY
24 Nov 1823 - James I. and Joanna (Ayres) Catlin of Town of Palatine, selling 15 acres in Palatine to John Edwards of Town of Johnstown. Wits. Thomas R. Benedict & Asa Catlin. Posted by Jerelyn Leinweber at http://montgomery.nygenweb.net/palatine/palancestry.html | Edwards, Hon. John (I426)
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1824, May 3rd: John Edwards listed in Ephratah Reformed Church records. (http://fulton.nygenweb.net/churches/Ephmem1824.html)
"We the subscribers promise to pay the sum or sums set to our names to the Trustees of the first Presbyterian Church & Society of Palatine for the purpose of hiring the Rev. Caleb Knight to preach among us for three quarters of the time for one year beginning on his return from home probably in the month of June next -- The one half of said sum to be paid by the first day of January next & the remaining at the end of the year from the beginning -- Palatine May 3, 1824."
John Edwards, $3.00
John Y Edwards, $2.00
| Edwards, Hon. John (I426)
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1825: Birth and death of 3rd child, Mary Eliza Edwards.
There is some confusion about exact dates for Mary Eliza, and unfortunately most of the records that exist were transcribed multiple times over the years, but here are the artifacts collected at this time....
1825, Sept 28th: Birth record of Mary Eliza Edwards, mother Catherine Edwards, Father John Y Edwards, records from First Presbyterian Church, Johnstown NY. This record was not found at the church - but on a index card in the family file index at Johnstown NY Public Library. I'm guessing that this card was transcribed from the church records.
1825, Sept 28th: Headstone at Edwards Family Plot at Ft Plain Cemetery, Ft Plain, NY. NOTE: this is NOT Mary Eliza's resting place, but just an inscription added to the family headstone. It lists: Mary E. Dau. of J.Y. Edwards,died Sept 28, 1825, Aged 1 Year.
1825, April 16th, Mary Elizabeth Died April 16, 1825, Aged 10 mos and 18 days. dau of John and Catherine Edwards. This was inscription on a headstone at the Yauney Family Cemetery that was copied by Mrs Caroline Fenton of Broadalbin in 1932. The transcript can be found at the Johnstown Historical Society, William Street, Johnstown NY. A few years after the inscriptions were done in 1932, the remains were disinterred, put in one box and reburied in the Johnstown NY Cemetery under a stone marked "Family of Henry Yauney". website: http://www.fulton.nygenweb.net/cemeteries/YauneyCem.html
Was this two different children or one? Considering the numberous transcriptions done, it could be the same children with a few references having trascription errors. I guess it could also be two different children, as during this time it was common to rename a child with the same exact name after the previous died. This would mean...
Mary Elizabeth: born May 29, 1824, died 10 mos and 18 days later on April 16, 1825. Buried in Yauney family plot, then moved in the 1930's to Johnstown Cemetery
Mary E, born Sept 28th 1825 and perhaps died that same day on Sept 28th, 1825?
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| Edwards, John Y (I429)
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1827:
* Jan 6, 1827: Henry Yanney (father of Margaret Yanney/Yauney), files his last will and testament at the county court house - and within it he mentions his grandson, John Y Edwards.
"Sixthly, I give and bequeath unto my daughters Susannah Younglove, Catharine Boshart and Dolly Bedford that is to Catharine five hundred hundred [sic] dollars, Susannah three hundred dollars, to Dolly one hundred dollars: To my grandchildren Susannah, Joseph and Catharine Quilhot each two hundred dollars: to John Y. Edwards twenty five dollars: to have to them respectively to their respective executors, administrators and assigns forever, to be paid by my son Philip in seven equal annual payments after my wife?s decease, the first however to each of whom are minors to commence from and after they respectively attain the age of twenty one years, but in no case is any payment to be made to any of the said legatees until after the expiration of one year after the decease of my said wife subject to the directions herein next stated."
* 1827 Approximate birth year of daughter Mary Edwards, who later married William Clark. My assumption is that Mary Edwards is not be associated with the earlier daughter, as it appeared the first or first few Mary's died young.
. | Edwards, John Y (I429)
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1829:
* August 4th, 1829: Birth of daughter Margaret Edwards, who married Amos Klock.
* John Y Edwards is listed as a trustee at the Ephratah Reformed Church, Ephratah, NY.
"The next efforts toward an established church at Ephratah is found in the county clerk's records at Fonda, where is recorded the incorporation of "The Dutch Reformed and Presbyterian Church of Ephratah." The record is dated June 1, 1829. At this time (1805-1828) the Rev. John Wack was the supply at Stone-Arabia, and, without doubt, he looked after the religious work at Ephratah, when there was no pastor there. A good many of the Ephratah folks were in the habit of attending the Stone Arabia church, while a few also went occasionally to the Tillaborough church (cf). The trustees of this 1829 church at Ephratah were John Rickard, Philip Kring, Harmanus Shaver, Christopher Getman and John Y. Edwards. Notice that Christopher Getman was the clerk of the original organization in 1823, and Philip Kring (whose name appears in connection with the Tillaborough church in the Stone Arabia records) Qas a trustee of the original church. Between the dates of 1835 and 1851 there are no minutes recorded of any election of trustees for this church, and in 1859 it was formally disbanded. No name of any minister is recorded in connection with this "Dutch Reformed and Presbyterian Church." obtained from http://www.threerivershms.com/Ephratah.htm
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1830: Nov 27th Death of John Y Edwards first wife - Catharine Cook. Artifact: Headstone at Ft Plain Cemetery inscribed
"John Y Edwards, Died Sept 25, 1873, aged 73 years
Catharine Cook, his wife, died Nov 27th, 1830, aged 27 years"
At this time, we do not know the circumstances related to her death.
. | Edwards, John Y (I429)
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1831 to 1833: Married Mary Cook. Mary was a sister of his first wife Catharine Cook. Church records from Stone Arabia and the death record from St Johnsville confirm that she had the same parents as Catharine Cook - Casper B Cook and Lena Helmer.
. | Edwards, John Y (I429)
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1833: May 6, birth of daughter Catherine Edwards, who later married Henry Markell and moved to Dubuque, Iowa
1834: John Y Edwards membership listing for Ephratah Reformed Church. (http://www.fulton.nygenweb.net/churches/Ephmem1834.html)
A memorandum of cash received on Rents and on Subscription 1834.
John Y Edwards, $4.50
Levi Yauney, $3.50
Henry Edwards, $4.50
John Edwards, $9.00
Henry Edwards, $.50
Casper B Cook, $1.00
. | Edwards, John Y (I429)
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1834: John Y Edwards membership listing for Ephratah Reformed Church. (http://www.fulton.nygenweb.net/churches/Ephmem1834.html)
A memorandum of cash received on Rents and on Subscription 1834.
John Y Edwards, $4.50
Levi Yauney, $3.50
Henry Edwards, $4.50
John Edwards, $9.00
Henry Edwards, $.50
Casper B Cook, $1.00
. | Edwards, Hon. John (I426)
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1835: Birth of daughter Susan Edwards, who latered married Alexandor Don and resided in St Johnsville, NY
1836, April 2: John Y Edwards listed in Ephratah Reformed Church membership. (http://www.fulton.nygenweb.net/churches/Ephmem1834.html)
J.Y. & Henry Edwards, $9.00
John Edwards, $8.00
| Edwards, John Y (I429)
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1836, April 2: John Edwards listed in Ephratah Reformed Church membership. (http://www.fulton.nygenweb.net/churches/Ephmem1834.html)
J.Y. & Henry Edwards, $9.00
John Edwards, $8.00
| Edwards, Hon. John (I426)
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1837 - 1839
John Edwards of Ephratah NY elected as a Democrat to the Twenty-fifth Congress (March 4, 1837-March 3, 1839. Source: US Congressional Biography Directory.
1842:
John Y Edwards listed in Ephratah Reformed Church membership. (http://fulton.nygenweb.net/churches/Ephmem1842.html)
In 1842, District including the Village; Elder: Peter Getman
John Y Edwards, wife Mary Edwards (no children listed)
James Edwards, wife Catharine Edwards, children: Jacob and John
James Yauney, wife Hannah, children: Mary, Daniel, John, David, Levi, James, and Perse
Thomas Edwards, wife Anna, Elizabeth Hagar, hired girl, children: Peter
John Edwards, wife Cynthia Edwards, also Sally Sweet and Hiram Sweet
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1838:
* Birth of daughter Emily Edwards, who latered married Gilbert Smith
* 1838, June 25th. Town of St Johnsville creates
"The undersigned Commissioners of Highways of the Town of St. Johnsville having met at the house of Christopher Klock, in said town, on the 25th day of June, A.D. 1838, do hereby order that said town be and hereby is, divided into sad districts as follows, to wit:"
Also...
"District No. 18
Commencing on the north at the Town and County line and thence running south to Sharp's Corners and east to Peter Radley's and thence south to the school house on the New Turnpike, including the Edwards Road.
Peter Radley
Josiah Nellis
Abram Sharp
Joseph I. Neills
John Y. Edwards
John J. Kring "
Obtained from http://www.threerivershms.com/Town.htm
. | Edwards, John Y (I429)
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1841:
* Birth of son Joseph Edwards, according to headstone at family plot at Ft Plain Cemetery, Ft Plain, NY. Otherwise, not records yet of Joseph.
* Sept 20, 1841: John Y Edwards is listed in Frothingham's "History of Montgomery and Fulton Counties" (http://threerivershms.com/frothinghamch16.pdf) as attending a meeting at Fonda, NY and serving as a director for the Montgomery County Agricultural Society.
1842:
John Y Edwards listed in Ephratah Reformed Church membership. (http://fulton.nygenweb.net/churches/Ephmem1842.html)
1842: 3 District including the Village; Elder: Peter Getman
John Y Edwards, wife Mary Edwards (no children listed, not sure why Joseph isn't listed?)
James Edwards, wife Catharine Edwards, children: Jacob and John
James Yauney, wife Hannah, children: Mary, Daniel, John, David, Levi, James, and Perse
Thomas Edwards, wife Anna, Elizabeth Hagar, hired girl, children: Peter
John Edwards, wife Cynthia Edwards, also Sally Sweet and Hiram Sweet
. | Edwards, John Y (I429)
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1843: Nov 30 Death of the youngest son, Joseph Edwards, 2 years old. Date obtained from headstone on family plot at Ft Plain Cemetery, Ft Plain, New York
. | Edwards, John Y (I429)
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1850 Census of the United States 1855 Census of Montgromery County NY | Source (S19)
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1850 Census of the United States 1855 Census of Montgromery County NY Jeanne Scampoli notes | Source (S18)
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1851
John Edwards dies in Johnstown, NY on Dec 28, 1850, interment in Johnstown Cemetery, NY. | Edwards, Hon. John (I426)
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1853
Oct. 12th. 1853 Wedding between Henry Markle and Kate Edwards (daughter of John Y Edwards). Married at the house of J. Y. Edwards, St. Johnsville. Witnesses: John A. Mitchel, Wm. J. Butler. $10.
Wedding records found at: http://www.threerivershms.com/stjbook2.htm
St Johns Reformed Church Records by REV. J. KNIESKERN of St Johnsville, New York
1853
Edwards Tavern among the list of tavern's along the turnpike road which provided travelers with a place to stay.
Obtained from http://www.threerivershms.com/Town.htm
"One half mile east of St. Johnsville was Christian Klock's Tavern as well as Nellis Tavern. The next tavern to the east in the township was the Edward's Tavern, at the corner of Fox Road and the turnpike. On an 1853 map, another tavern is shown diagonally across the road. This building today is a pet shop. J. C. Best's Eagle Hotel is also shown on the north side of the road and closer to Mother Creek. The next tavern was out of the township and at Fox's Mills on the Caroga Creek. The building is now the Old Mill Inn."
1856
* Aug 12, 1856, John Y Edwards listed in Adam I Klock's will.
Obtained from http://www.fortklock.com/KlockPapers6.htm
"I, Adam I. Klock of the town of St. Johnsville County of Montgomery, N. Y. do make this instrument in writing as my last Will & Testament..."
"I hereby give & devise in fee simple forever to my said Son Amos Klock my said farm of land whereon I reside in said town of St. Johnsville, bounded southerly by the Mohawk river including My Island in said river easterly by lands of John Y. Edwards & lands of my said Wife & lands of Joseph W. Nellis, Northerly by lands on possession of Jacob J. Klock at his decease, westerly also by the said lands of said Jacob J. Klock at the time of his decease."
"I hereby give and bequeath to my daughter Margaret the sum of one thousand dollars to be paid by my said son Ambrose without interest on demand & any note or notes I may own at my decease against her husband, Benjamin F. Edwards to be taken and considered as payment of said one thousand dollars which notes are given her if any as or towards payt. of said thousand dollars and if any balance remains same to be paid by said Ambrose to her."
1859
John Y Edwards listed as deacon of St John's Reformed Church in St Johnsville, NY from 1859 to 1863 Obtained from (http://stjchurch.com/stjohns.htm)
1859
Dec 13, 1859 John Y Edwards files a last will and testament at the Montgomery County House.
1868
John Y Edwards identified on map of St Johnsville NY, 1868 as living at corner of Turnpike (now Route 5N) and Fox Road. Note: This matches what is written in Adam I Klocks will - not only indicating that they were neighbors - but that their children Benjamin Edwards and Margaret Klock married.
1873
Sept 25, 1873
John Y Edwards dies in St Johnsville, NY. Sources:
1) Headstone at family plot in Ft Plain Cemetery, Ft Plain, NY
2) Obituary in Johnstown Newspaper, dated Sept 1873
3) Death date listed in probate records, Surrogate Court, Montgomery County Court House, Fonda, NY
1873
Oct 29th, 1873 Brother James Edwards of Clifton Park, NY signs the probate related to John Y Edwards will
Nov 5, 1873 Son Adam K Edwards signs the probate related to his fathers will.
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1855 Census Montgomery co. Ny list Andrew at 6 years old | Abeling, Andrew D. (I400)
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1855 Census Records of Montgomery County | Source (S20)
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1855 Census, Richmondville Township, Ny
Or 1850 | Source (S33)
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1855 Census, Richmondville Township, Ny or 1850 | Source (S41)
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1878
John Y Edwards residence identified as previously owned by Dr George Vache, first doctor in Palatine.
History of Montgomery and Fulton Counties, NY
F. W. Beers & Co. 36 Vesey Street, 1878
Obtained from http://www.threerivershms.com/beerspalatine.htm
"Dr. George Vache, was, without doubt, the first physician to settle in Palatine. He located on what is now the turnpike, sometime prior to the Revolution. The farm he occupied is now a part of the estate of the late John Y. Edwards. " | Edwards, John Y (I429)
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1880 cencus - living at Grandmother Margret Edwards, with Mother (Libbie) and Father (frank) | Edwards, Levi (I316)
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1880 Census - fathers birth place is IRE, Mothers is NY | Mary (I1796)
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