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FAIRFAX COUNTY.
Estabished 1742 from part of Prince William County (1731), originally Lord Thomas Fairfax’s Northern Neck. Eastern boundary is the Potomac River. Fauquier ( 1759) and Loudon (1757) were taken from old Prince William.
FAUQUIER COUNTY.
County seat is Warrenton. Governor Fauquier was one of the most popular of the Royal Governors. Thomas Jefferson was one of his favorites when Jefferson was a student at W & M College in the 1760’s.
Taken from southwestern portion of Prince William County in 1759.
Bordered today by : Loudoun (north); Prince William (northeast); Stafford (southeast); Culpeper (southwest); Rappahannock (not old Rappahannock) (southwest); Warren (northwest).
1782-87. Virginia Taxpayers, by Fothergill and Naugle, 1940.
David Edmundson
Oct. 20, 1785. Ann McCarthy Edmondson, widow of James Edmondson, Jr., of Essex, married Epaphroditus Hubbard.
1830. No Edmondsons.
FRANKLIN COUNTY. County seat is Rocky Mount. Formed in 1786 from Henry. Originally in old Charles City County (1634) and later Prince George (1703), Brunswick (1732) and Lunenburg. Was it part of Bedford before 1786? Borders Bedford (north), the Blue Ridge (west), Pittsylvania (east) and Henry and Patrick (south). Includes the Pigg River, Chestnut Creek and Snow Creek. Smiths River is part of its southern boundary.
A review of Franklin County Court Minutes is needed.
Sept. 4, 1786. Will of Peter Craighead was witnessed by Richard Edmundson. Elizabeth Edmondson, daughter of Richard Edmondson Sr., married Richard Haile whose will was witnessed in Bedford County, Nov. 19, 1783, by her brothers Richard and Humphrey Edmondson. She and Haile had: Sarah Haile (Hatcher), John Haile, Elizabeth Haile, James Haile, Martha Haile, Richard Haile, Frank Haile, Powell Haile, Molly Haile, Lewis Haile. Elizabeth, her brother Humphrey and Stephen Haile, son of John Haile, were executors. Peter Craighead appears to have been her second husband.
1786. Property Tax List, Franklin County.
Humphrey Edmondson, 2 tithes, 1 male older than 21. 1 slave over 16. 4 horses and 10 cattle.
Richard Edmondson
Richard Edmondson, Sr.
Oct. 2, 1786. Robert Camp and Milly Edmondson, daughter of Richard Edmondson, signed a marriage bond. Minister: Jesse Renfro. (Marriage Bonds of Franklin County, VA, 1786-1858, by Marshall Wingfields. Copyright 1936). Surety was Richard Edmundson. (This is thought to be a daughter of Richard Edmondson, Jr. Milly is not mentioned in the will or estate settlement of Richard Edmondson, Sr. in 1788).
Oct. 2, 1786. Marriage bond of James Hale and Jenny Craghead, daughter of John. Surety: Richard Edmondson.
May, 1787. Court Minutes. Edwards vs. Edmondson. William Swanson was on the Grand Jury.
Sept. 10, 1787. James Powell Edmondson, Pension 134, 1789-1793.
Soldier, 9th Virginia Regiment, Col. Morgan’s Corps.
Franklin County. “Dear Sir: Please pay to Humphrey Edmondson what is due me from the treasury and you will obige your obed’t serv’t. I am Powell Edmondson”.
Franklin March Court, 1789. Ordered that it be certified to the Court that James Powell Edmondson is an inhabitant of this County and is the person entitled to a pention on the Pention List, he being __________in the engagement at Cham____and did belong to the 9th Virginia Regt. but detached in the Cour (Corps) of Riflemen under Col. Morgan. Aged 30 years. A copy teste: John Smith. Sir: Please to deliver Hugh James dublicates of two pension warrants in the name of James Powell Edmondson in the amount of twenty four pounds each which were granted to me by an act of the last session of the Assembly and you will much oblige your most obed”t serv’t. Signed: Nathan Ryan, July 13, 1793. Teste: Hiram Dickerson, William Crouch. To John Pendleton, Esq., Auditor of Publick Accounts. (Provided by Anne Kemp. Library of Virginia Digital Collection. Edmondson, James Powell (Edmonson), Pen. 134. 1789-93. Soldier, 9th Virginia Regiment, Col. Morgan’s Corps of Riflemen)
November, 1787. Court Minutes. Grand Jury Members: Benj. Cook, Ths. Jones, Jr., Richard Edmundson. Case of Haile vs. Craighead to take depositions of Richard and Philemon Edmondson. Case of Patteson vs. Hubbard: Jury included Richard Edmondson and Th. Camp.
July 28, 1788. Will of Richard Edmonson. In the name of God, amen. I Richard Edmondson of Franklin County, Virginia, being of perfect mind and sound memory do make this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following, that is to say. First: I give my soul to God that gave it to me and my Body to the earth as to Worldly estate I dispose of it in the following manner and form.
Item: My lands to be sold and the money to be devided with the rest of my Estate except my son Richard Edmonson which has had his part in the said Land. Item: I give to my daughter Cochran one negro girl named Rose and her heirs forever. Also I give bed and furniture.
Item: I give to my daughter Polly Smith one bed and furniture. Item: I give to my son James Edmonson one negro boy named Joseph and his heirs forever. Item: I give to my grandsons Thomas and Samuel Edmonson one child’s part of my estate to be equally divided between them and Item: I give to to my Daughter Elizabeth Craghead one Shilling Sterling and no other part of my estate and lastly I lend to my beloved wife Pricella Edmonson all my Real and Personal Estate during her life and after her Decease to be equally divided Children except daughter Cochran and Daughter Craghead no part more of the negroes. I also do nominate Constitute and appoint my beloved wife Pricella Edmonson and my son Humphrey Edmonson my son Richard Edmonson and my son James Edmonson sole Executors of this my Last Will and Testament Revoking all other former Wills heartofore made by me and on my part. In Witness whereof I have heareunto set my hand and Fix my Seal this Twenty Eight day of July One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty Eight. Richard Edmonson His mark X
Signed Sealed and Delivered in the Presence of John Smith, John Hail, Elizabeth (her mark X) Smith.
The will was proved. At a court of Quarterly Sessions held for Franklin County on Monday 3rd day of November 1788: The last will and Testament of Richard Edmonson Deceased was Exhibited in Court by James Edmonson and Prisscilla Edmonson one of the Executors and Executrix within mentioned. Was proved by John Smith and John Hale, two of the Witnesses thereto qualified according to Law and with William Swanson and William Ryan their sureties entered into Bond and Acknowledged the same. Whereupon it was ordered to be recorded. By the Court they having obtained a Probate thereof in Due Form. Steven Smith, Clerk.
1788. Division of the estate of Richard Edmonson. To daughter Priscilla Swanson. To sons: John, William, Thomas, Samuel, Humphrey, Richard, Philemon. To Thomas Jones, Robert Kemp. (Thomas and Samuel were grandsons. The location of John and William are not known. Were they in Halifax County, NC? The will names a son named James and wife Priscilla, but no such daughter nor is John or William named in the will. Was John in the estate division actually James?)
Sarah Edmondson, daughter of Richard Edmondson, was born about 1760, probably in Caroline County. She married Willia, Cochran, 15 Aug. 1780, in Henry County, VA. (Marriage License Bond, Henry County. Marriages in Virginia, by Cecil D. McDonald Jr). Cochran did military service in Henry County in 1777 and applied for a pension. He was a Baptist minister in 1816 and died Sep. 7, 1818, in Clarke County, Alabama. Children of Sarah (Sally) and William: James, b. c. 1782, Franklin County, VA. ; Cheadle Cochran, b. c. 1784; William, b. c. 1786; Sarah, b. c. 1788; Jemima, b.c. 1790; Nancy, b. c. 1792. . “
August, 1788. Court Minutes. Case of Edmondson vs. Napier abated by plaintiff’s death.
March Court, 1789. Franklin County.
Ordered: that it be certified to the Court that James Powell Edmondson, is an inhabitant of this County and is the person entitled to a pention on the Pention List, he having lost a leg at Somerset Courthouse And did belong to the 9th Virginia Regt. but detached in the Cour of Riflemen under Col. Morgan, aged 30 years. A copy teste: John Smith (Another version gives his age as 34??)
Dec. 13, 1792. Duplicate certificate for military service issued to Nathan Ryan, two pension warrants in the name of James Powell Edmondson for the sum of twenty four pounds each. (HENINGS STATUTES AT LARGE, Vol. 13, p. 609). (Nathan Ryan was named in the will of William Ryan, dated 18 June, 1801, Franklin County, VA, as William’s son. William Ryan named a daughter, Elizabeth Edmundson. She was wife of Richard Edmondson, Jr.)
1793. James Powell Edmondson of Greene County, Georgia, appointed an attorney in Franklin County, Virginia (Nathan Ryan).
July 13, 1793. To John Pendleton, Esq., Auditor of Publick Accounts.
Sir: Please to deliver Hugh James duplicates of two pension warrants in the name of James Powell Edmondson in the amonnt of twenty four pounds each which were granted to me by an act of the last session of the Assembly and you will oblige your most obed’t serv’t.
Signed: Nathan Ryan
Teste: Hiram Dickerson, William Crouch.
(See Library of Virginia Digital Collection).
Marriage Bonds of Franklin County, Virginia, 1786-1858, by Wingfields, lists no Edmondson males.
1793. Priscilla Edmondson Swanson died. Her will named her sons: Thomas, Richard, John, James and Joel Swanson.
June 18, 1801. Will of William Ryan. Proved Jan. 4, 1802. Names wife, Sarah Ryan. Youngest daughter, Sally Ryan. Other daughters: Elizabeth Edmundson, Mary Richardson, Martha Townsin, Nancy Graves. Grandsons: Pinkard Ryan, son of my son Nathan Ryan. Adam Caperton, son of my daughter Lucy Caperton. Executors: William Swanson, David and John Graves. Witnesses: William Townsin, James Prunty, John Lane, Reuben Day. (Elizabeth Edmundson is stated to be the wife of Philip (Philemon) Edmundson who moved to Wilkes/Oglethorpe County, Georgia).
1812. George Washington Edmondson enlisted in the army as a private. (Need source. Printed in EFAB, referring to a list of men who enlisted in the U.S. armed services 1800-1815). Who was this man? Another George Washington Edmondson enlisted in Pendleton District, SC, in 1813.
Sept. 2, 1822. Marriage bond of Joseph Lavinder and Nancy Edmondson. Surety: William Carmichael. Minister: Wilson Turner.
See Wingfields.
1880 Census. Andrew Edmundson, 31. Emily, 22. Andrew, 1. All born in Virginia. Andrew was a grandson of Thomas B. Greer.
Revised August 9, 2008. SWE
Posted on Edmondson GenForum, July 6, 2009.
FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
See large separate file for the three Edmundson/Edmondson/Edmonston families who lived there in the late 1700’s.
Sept. 19, 1776. James Edmondson was assignee of Matthias Swain, Junr. of land in Frederick County first assigned to Swain June 17, 1772, and surveyed by Richard Rigg and Chain Carriers Capt. Uther Spoar & Edw. Smoot. 449 acres near the head of Morgan’s Run branch of Sleepy Creek, road leading from Rawlings Ford to warm-springs, adjoining Swaim’s own land, John Thornton, Abraham Davenport, George Brent, John Colter, William Withers, John Moody.
Oct. 29, 1776. Matthias Swain, Sr., had 346 acres surveyed in this same area on Sleepy Creek.
(Who was this James Edmondson? Was he brother of Thomas Edmondson who had settled in Frederick County, both sons of Thomas and Constance Parr Edmondson? Thomas’s son John of Charles City County in 1797 moved to Staunton, Augusta County, before he died in 1802-03. In his will, he named John Colter to look after his young son’s education in the Upper Country, apparently referring to Frederick County. James Edmondson, brother of Thomas, had moved to Pendleton County, SC, to live near Thomas about 1796 and was probably one of the three James Edmondsons listed in the 1800 Census there. Did he ever live in Frederick County, VA?)
1789. James Edmondson married Elizabeth Gregory, daughter of Capt. Gregory. She was born in Hanover County, March 25, 1768. James is said to have been born in Winchester, Frederick County, in 1763. Other documents indicate he was a son of Thomas and Mary Edmondson of Essex County, Virginia.
March 12, 1792. Advertisement in the Centinal & Gazette, Frederick County, by James Edmondson to sell lots in Staunton, Augusta County. He moved to Staunton by 1797 when he and wife Elizabeth sold these lots.
Aug. 13, 1792. Bower’s Virginia Centennial Gazette. Eli Edmondson, apprentice chair maker, ran away from David Russell of Winchester. ABSTRACTS FROM EIGHTEENTH CENTURY VIRGINIA NEWSPAPERS. (Who did Eli belong to?)
April 7, 1796. Deeds 24, p. 439. James Edmondson deeded property to Patrick Dougherty.
Sept. 4, 1797. Deeds 25, p. 122. Patrick Dougherty deeded property to Thomas T. Edmondson. (Dougherty had married Thomas’s widowed mother, Mary).
1810 TAX LIST. Ann Edmundson.
Revised August 10, 2008. SWE
(See separate file: Edmondsons in Southwest and West Virginia).
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Gloucester is the county seat. Bounded by the York River (south), Chesapeake Bay (east), Mathews County (northeast), Middlesex County (northeast) and King and Queen (northwest). Mobjack Bay is on a part of its coastal waterways.
From THE COMPLETE BOOK OF EMIGRANTS 1661-1699, by Peter Wilsom Coldham:
Depositions were taken Sept-November, 1693, in Gloucester County, Virginia, re accounts between Thomas Starke of Londson, merchant, and William Seager, master of the Concord. Deponents include: James Ransone, aged 48, Thomas Merricke, aged 36, Thomas Edmundson, age ? , Lewis Burwell, aged 41, Thomas Merriden, aged 36, John Smith, aged 34, William Bucker, aged 36. (From CHPappas, March, 2008).
One source states William Edmondson married Martha Stevens in Gloucester County in the early 1700’s. He was alleged to have been born before 1686. This could not possibly be the marriage of Martha Stevens, sister of Gen. Edward Stevens, to the William Edmondson she is supposed by some to have married. The parties are far too old. This might be William, the son of Thomas of Essex, the immigrant. This Martha Stevens was daughter of Edward Stevens, b. about 1662 in Gloucester, and Elizabeth Lane, b. about 1666. (Cited in PAMUNKEY NEIGHBORS IN ORANGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, SUPPLEMENT.)
June 9, 1750. Robert Edmundson married Ann Elliott in Kingston Parish Anglican Church. (Essex County Deeds Book D, p. 282, states Robert Edmundson married Anna Elliott in 1759, according to one source???).
July 20, 1783. John Pleasant Edmonson was born to John and Mary Norman Edmondson. (St. James Northern Anglican Parish record).
March 17, 1786. William Edmondson was born to William and Hannah Edmondson. (Kingston Parish Anglican Church record).
GOOCHLAND COUNTY, Virginia.
Formed in 1728, west of Richmond, and included the upper James River to the Blue Ridge. In 1740, it was bounded by the Appomattox River and Amelia County on the southeast, Brunswick County on the south, Henrico on the east, Hanover on the northeast and Orange on the north. Borden’s Grant and the Beverly Manor lay across the Blue Ridge to the west.
In the Douglas Register, a detailed record of births, deaths and marriages, with notes, kept by the Rev. William Douglas, 1750-1797, and transcribed in 1928 by W. Mac Jones, Gen. Pub. Co. Reprint, 1973:
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Dec. 28, 1782. Marriage of John Edmondson and Mary Norman. P. 104.
July 20, 1783. Baptism of their child.
Dec. 10, 1785. Marriage of Will Edmonston and Hannah Walden.
April 16, 1766. Marriage of Jean Edmondson and John Lewis.
p. 130.
March 17, 1786. Baptism of William Edmonston, child of Will and Hannah Edmonston, p. 189. (See Gloucester County, above).
HALIFAX COUNTY, Virginia. County seat is Halifax. Formed in 1752 from Lunenburg (Lunenberg was cut out of Brunswick in 1746, Brunswick out of Prince George in 1732, Prince George out of Charles City County in 1703). Pittsylvania was cut out of old Halifax in 1767. It borders N.C. (south), Mecklenburg (east), Charlotte (northeast), Campbell (north) and Pittsylvania (west). It contains Difficult Creek, the Bannister River, Sandy Creek, Birch Creek, the Dan River, Lawsons Creek, the Hyco River, Aaron’s Creek and has the Roanoke River as it s border with Campbell, Charlotte and Mecklenburg.
A number of families from Mecklenburg, Lunenburg and Prince Edward Counties moved to Halifax about 1766. Pittsylvania was cut off from Halifax in 1767 and was already the residence of some of these families.
July 5, 1774. Halifax County. John Edmondson patented 410 acres on both sides of Dry Creek, adjoining land of Terry and Powell. Land Office Patents No. 42, 1773-1774, p. 607, Archives, Library of Virginia (From Beverly Brunelle. Did John and his wife sell this land in 1779 to Dobyns Botten? It appears to have been a part of his estate when he died before 1810. Was this John Edmondson and Martha who settled in nearby Dinwiddie? SWE)
Nov. 5, 1791. Deed Book 8, p. 146. John and Rachel Roberts for good will and affection to Samuel Edmondson. Livestock and personal property. Witnesses: Benister Edmondson, Nancy Edmondson, Thomas Edmondson. Recorded July 9, 1792. (From Howard V. Jones) This might indicate Samuel’s wife was a daughter of John and Rachel Roberts. Was this deed in Halifax or Mecklenburg?
Deed Book 8, p. 454. Samuel Edmondson to John Roberts, reverses deed of gift. Witnesses: Benister Edmondson, Jane Edmondson. Recorded Sept 8, 1794.
Jan. 23, 1798. Deed Book 17, p. 399. Capt Edmund and Elizabeth King sold to Samuel Edmondson Sr. of Prince Edward County land on both sides of Little Polecat Creek whereon the said Edmund King lives whereon the Courthouse of Halifax County stands being the residue of the tract of land which was patent to David Powell being 300 acres. The land joined Gent’s line, Walls, crossing Polecat Creek. Except a small lot sold to Nathaniel Manning, 45 ½ yards north of the Courthouse.
Samuel Edmondson was listed in the 1790 Census of Mecklenburg County but not in the 1800 census there. Did he live for a few years in Prince Edward County?
1800. Personal Property List: Edmund Edmondson, 1 tithable, 2 horses, 2 slaves.
1804. Edmond Edmondson was a qualified voter.
1804. Halifax County Court Order mentions Samuel Edmondson with Martha/Patsy Edmondson two times, apparently his wife. Martha might have been Martha Elmore or Martha Ragland.
Sept. 27, 1804. Philip Edmondson married Mary Finch Minor, daughter of Daniel and Mary Minor.
1803. Joseph Grissom Edmondson was born in Halifax County, shown in the 1850 Census of Giles County, TN, as a native of Virginia, age 45, a farmer and mill owner. His wife was Jane A. Wilkes, 41, born in Virginia. Daughters: Martha L., 17. Sarah A., 13. Frances A., 2. Sons: James M., 15. John W., 10. Joseph G., 5. All children born in TN. (Provided by Charles Edmundson, GenForum, 2001).
1804. Edmund Edmondson was appointed Constable of Halifax County.
1808. Edmond Edmondson was a qualified voter.
May 27, 1810. Sale of 410 acres, estate of John Edmondson. (This John would not be a son of Edmund Edmondson as his son was named in his 1815 will. SWE).
1810. Halifax County Tax List.
Philip Edmondson, 1 white male, 1 horse. March 3.
Samuel Edmondson Sr. 3 white males. 8 slaves. 7 horses. March 10.
William Edmondson 1 white male. 2 slaves. 4 horses. March 12.
Edmond Edmondson 1 white male.
Edmond Edmondson Exempt
Samuel Edmondson Jr. 1 white male, 6 horses. March 26.
Jan. 28, 1811. The will of Josiah Robertson was proved in Halifax
County. His widow was Caroline who married Samuel Edmundson, Feb. 11, 1817. Their children: Josiah Robertson, Mary Robertson who married ____Murphy, Caroline Robertson who m. Brooks, Sarah Robertson who m. Edward C. Stubblefield.
1811. Edmond Edmondson was appointed Constable of Halifax.
Dec. 18, 1811. Marriage Bond. Thomas Edmundson and William Edmundson of Halifax County bind themselves to George William Smith, Governor, in the amount of $150, for the marriage of Thomas Edmundson and Sarah W. Nance of Halifax. (Did they move to Giles County, TN ? Did he serve in the War of 1812, with rank of major?)
1812. Edmond Edmondson was a qualified voter (see Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly, Series XXVII, Vol. 4).
1813. Edmond Edmondson was appointed Constable of Halifax.
July 16, 1812. Halifax County. Will of Daniel Minor. The will devises property to his wife Mary (“my land and plantation on which I now live also all my Real and personal Estate during her natural life”), to various sons: John MinorThomas Minor, William Minor, Joseph Minor; to daughters Nancy Sherring, Polley F. Edmundson, Salley Gregory, Jemimah Sherring; to grandsons Allen S. Minor, Daniel M. Edmondson; to granddaughters Croshe Minor, Polley Yates and Nancy Yates. The will was proved Sept. 28, 1812, and probate granted to Charles Brice, Oct. 25, 1813? (From Beverly Brunelle).
1813. Allen Edmondson was born in Halifax County, Virginia. He was apprenticed at age 8. Ran away from his bond as apprentice at 17. In Monroe County, TN, by 1830. Married Polly Julian, daughter of Isaac Julian, and had daughter Sophronia Edmondson who was born in 1831. He bought a cradle at an auction in Knox County, TN, in 1831. The family were in Green County, Missouri, in 1860 (Census). Allen Edmondson lived in Boone County, MO, in 1870. Was he a son of Thomas and Sarah Edmondson or of the daughter of Daniel Minor, Polley Edmondson and her husband Philip? Another Allen Edmondson died in Morgan County, Georgia, in the 1840’s.
November 15, 1813. Deeds 24, p. 618. Sutton Coleman of Halifax to William Edmundson of Halifax, deed of trust on one horse, a cow and calf, twelve hogs, bed and furniture, fifteen barrels of corn. Coleman is indebted to Wiley Daniel. Witnessed by Sally W. Edmondson and Elizabeth Edmundson.
March 4, 1815. Will of Edmund Edmundson. Wife Jane. Sons: Samuel, Philip, Edmund, Jr., John, William, Major Thomas, James. Daughters: Catherine, Nancy, Elizabeth, Jane W. Grandchildren: Catherine Hailey and Samuel Hailey, children of Frances Edmondson Hailey.
In the name of God amen---I Edmund Edmundson of the County of Halifax and State of Virginia being very sick in body but of sound mind and good memory do make this my last Will and Testament in manner and form as follows: Imprimis. It is my wish for all my just debts to be paid out of my estate and then to my beloved wife Jane Edmondson, I lend my plantation, Mehinon ?____and lend with all the Kitchen furniture 2 feather beds and furniture my cupboard and all the contents therein, my large Sorrel Mare, six choice chairs, my black walnut chest & blue pine chest, my black walnut table, two Milk Cows of her choice, two sows 4 pigs and one roan, three wheels and at my wife’s decease, it is my wish for all my land household & kitchen furniture it is to be sold by my Executor, mentioned, and equally divided amongst my children hereafter mentioned To Philip Edmundson, Catherine Edmundson, Edmund Edmundson, Samuel Edmundson, John Edmundson, Nancy Edmundson, William Edmundson, Major Thomas Edmundson, James Edmundson, Jane W. Edmundson, my daughter Frances Hailey left two children Catherine Hailey and Samuel Hailey which I do leave one part on conditions—provided they leave a lawful heir and if not to my children before mentioned. My C____Skillet I give to my daughter Catherine Edmundson after my wife’s death. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this fourth day of March eighteen hundred and fifteen. Witnesses: William Chandler, Thomas Faulkner, Thomas Abbott, Samuel Abbott. Signed: Edmund Edmundson, L.S.
I do appoint my wife Jane Edmondson my Executrix and my son Samuel Edmundson my Executor.
At a Court held for Halifax County the 27th day of May 1816.
The within last Will and Testament of Edmundson dec’d was exhibited in court and proved by the oaths of two of the witnesses thereto subscribed and Ordered to be Recorded. Thereafter Jane Edmundson the Executrix therein named came into to Court and refused to take upon herself the burden of the Execution thereof. Whereupon on motion of Samuel Edmundson Junr the executor therein named _____oath thereto according to law. Certificate is granted to him for obtaining probate thereof in due, he giving Security Whereupon he together with James Howerton and Benjamin Anderton, his securities ______into and acknowledged. Bond in the penalty of One Thousand dollars conditioned according to law.
(From Beverly Brunelle)
Feb. 11, 1817. Samuel Edmondson and Caroline Robertson. Marriage Bond for $150 signed by Samuel Edmondson and Samuel Williams. Caroline was Caroline Nichols Robertson whose first husband died in 1811.
1817. Samuel Edmondson sold to James Bruce, 0.5 acre, Courthouse tract on which Samuel and Caroline Edmondson lived adjacent to the public ground on which the courthouse stood. Samuel Edmondson had a tavern and storehouse at the Courthouse. There is a chancery suit on the Edmondsons in 1836. Samuel Edmondson, the younger, died many years ago intestate, leaving two infant children, Letitia and Samuel Edmondson, and a small estate consisting of a tract of land of about 82 ½ acres situate and being near Halifax Courthouse and some slaves, which with their increase since the death of the said Samuel Edmondson, the younger, are now 7 or 8 in number. That by the last will and testament of Samuel Edmondson Sr. who died some years after the said Samuel Edmondson the younger, the said Letitia and Samuel Edmondson, grandchildren, became entitled to a certain other real estate about 195 ¼ acres of land it being ½ of the Courthouse tract including the tavern house. The tavern house was rented by John S. Lewellen. Samuel Edmondson Sr. married Caroline Robertson. Samuel Edmondson Jr. married Mary, 2nd husband Nathaniel H. Poindexter, 11 Oct. 1831. In 1836 Letitia Edmondson said that they were afraid the land which was located at the Courthouse would not be valuable land because they were thinking of dividing the county of Halifax at this time. They also said the stables were moved next to Lewellen’s Garden, the lots would be more valuable. James Bruce’s estate in 1837 sold 0.5 acres at the Courthouse to James S. Easley.
Jan. 16, 1818. Philip Edmondson and wife, grantors, to William Minor. Interest in estate. Book 26, p. 669. Polly Edmondson and heirs, grantors, to William Minor. Book 26, p. 669 (Reference provided by Beverly Brunelle, Casper, WY).
Mary Finch Minor was a daughter of Daniel Minor of Halifax per Beverly Brunelle. William Minor who married Sarah Jane New is probably her brother. Joseph Minor who married Catherine New might be another brother. Philip and Mary moved to Bedford County, Tennessee. In the will of Daniel Minor of Halifax County, a grandson Daniel M. Edmondson is named. (Philip Edmondson appears to be preparing to move. He is not in the 1820 Census of Halifax. See Bedford County, TN, where he deeded land to John B. Pinson in 1832).
May 11, 1818. Marriage bond for Samuel Edmondson to marry Margaret Edmondson. Abraham Bridgewater surety. Samuel Edmondson, father of Margaret, gives consent. He signed with an x.
February 3, 1819. Will of Samuel Edmundson. Wife: Caroline. Sons, Samuel and Richard, “all lands in the counties of Halifax and Mecklenburg”. Daughters, Margaret, Susannah, Nancy Hamner, Rachel Phillips, Patsy Anderson and Polly White. Two faithful old servants to the care of son Richard, neither to be hired out or sold. Executors: Sons, William, Banister, Samuel and Richard Edmondson.
(History of Halifax County, p. 294). When was this will probated?
1820 Census. Heads of families.
Jane Edmondson, p. 76. 1 m under 10. 2 males 10-16. 2 females under 10. 2 f 16-26. 1 f over 45.
Samuel Edmondson, Sr., p. 62A. Meadsville. 1 male under 10. 2 males 16-26. 1 male 26-45. 1 male over 45. 1 female under 16. 2 females 16-26. 1 female 26-45. 1 female over 45.
Samuel Edmondson, Jr. , p. 62A.
Marriages in Halifax:
Philip Edmondson married Mary Finch Minor 9-27-1804 Bk. 1-56
Thomas Edmondson married Sarah W. Nance 12-18-1811 Bk.1-76
Samuel Edmondson m. Caroline Robertson 2-11-1817 Bk. 1-93
Samuel Edmondson m. Margaret Edmondson 5-11-1818 Bk. 1-96
Richard Edmondson m. Susan Chastain 5-14-1823 Bk. 1-113
James H. Edmondson m. Permelia A. Willard 11-25-1833 Bk. 1-144
Samuel R. Edmondson m. Harriet J. Lewellen 5-18-1833 Bk. 1-198
James H. Edmondson m. Martha W. Borum 12-29-1853 Bk. 1-201
Henry A. Edmondson m. Sallie Ann Poindexter 5-20-1857 Bk. 3-9
Samuel R. Edmundson m. Sue A. Willingham 5-16-1861 Bk. 3-16
Robert H. Edmundson m. Mary F. Poindexter 10-1-1861 Bk. 3-19
Charles Edmondson m. Amanda Harris 8-25-1865 Bk. 3-24
Thomas Edmundson m. Ellen Young 12-26-1871 Bk. 3-75
Isham Edmondson m. Keziah Thweatt 3-28-1872 Bk. 3-77
Jere Edmondson m. Anna Ford 6-25-1872 Bk. 3-77
Henry A. Edmondson m. Mollie Poindexter 7-21-1875 Bk. 3-92
Harry Edmondson m. Fannie Clark 3-30-1877 Bk. 3-119
Evan Edmondson m. Mariah Young 6-5-1878 Bk. 3-105
William Edmondson m. Susan Ward 12-10-1878 Bk. 3-124
Harry Edmondson m. Margaret Stigall 3-8-1882 Bk. 3-124
William Edmundson m. Francis Wathall 4-24-1882 Bk. 3-125
Archer Edmondson m. Annie Meeks 12-28-1883 Bk. 3-133
R. H. Edmondson m. M. Lou Cosby 10-15-1884 Bk. 3-137
Charles Edmundson m. Mary J. Wilson 12-29-1884 Bk. 3-139
William Thomas Edmundson m. Maggie Perkins 2-10-1885 Bk. 3-140
William Edmondson married Susan Carter Oct. 5, 1887.
Samuel C. Edmondson m. Bettie Easley 12-24-1890
Logan Edmondson m. Sallie Ann Tucker 2-26-1893
Philip Edmondson m. Phoebe Satterfield 10-26-1893
Edward Mayo Edmondson m. Henrietta C. Carrington 1-18-1894
Jack Edmondson m. Becky Wilson 9-1-1896
Willie Edmondson m. Maria Hall 3-20-1899
Richard Edmondson m. Sallie Williams Dec. 1900
Ed. M. Edmondson m. Susan Chandler 10-16-1902
Henry Edmondson m. Hattie B. Martin 1-28-1903
Daniel Edmondson m. Sallie Venerable 2-23-1903
James Edmondson m. Elizabeth Clark 10-10-1903
Frank R. Edmondson m. Sarah R. Green 1-6-1904
William B. Edmondson m. Daisey L. Hundley 3-30-1904
James Henry Edmondson m. Lizzie Walthall 12-18-1905
Robert Edmondson m. May Elliott 3-25-1904
Isham Edmondson m. Josephine Hase 4-9-1913
……… Edmondson m. Bettie McGraw 12-18-1905
Charles Edmondson m. Handy Sweaney 12-17-1907
Arthur Lee Edmondson m. Sallie Powell 8-25-1910
Henry Edmondson m. Alberta Hardy 11-24-1911
James Edmondson m. Hallie Faulkner 11-8-1913
James Bruce Edmondson m. Mrs. Lucy T. Womack 12-9-1913
Elmer Willingham Edmondson m. Elizabeth Giddes Nash 12-23-1913
Henry A. Edmondson m. Alice Murphey 9-22-1914
Frank Edmondson m. Mabel L. Ligon 6-11-1917
Anna H. Edmondson m. Joseph F. Ferrell 11-15-1887
Rosa Lee Edmondson m. Alec Poindexter Craddock 4-30-1888
Annie Beatrice Edmondson m. Charles Samuel Crawford 10-31-1935
(Published in EFAB, No. 87)
Brides:
Polly Edmondson m. Hambleton White 6-27-1802
Fanny Edmondson m. Royal Hailey 4-1-1812
Margaret Edmondson m. Samuel Edmondson 5-11-1818
Lucinda Edmondson m. Royal Daniel, Jr. 8-18-1819
Nancy Edmondson m. Thomas Abbot 12-28-1830
Jane Edmondson m. William Tuck 12-23-1833
Martha Ann Edmondson m. Adam D. Tout 12-14-1846
Mary Frances Edmondson m. Alexander Sneed 10-25-1849
Sarah Elizabeth Edmondson m. Enoch Taylor 8-27-1850
Sallie R. Edmondson m. Moses H. Treadway 12-16-1856
Mary C. Edmondson m. James D. Clay 1-17-1866
Martha Edmondson m. Henry Trayham 7-22-1867
Emily Edmondson m. Thomas Young 12-13-1867
Amanda Edmondson m. Jordan Clark 12-28-1871
Harriet Edmondson m. Elisha Williams 12-23-1872
Frances Edmondson m. Howsen Clark 9-29-1873
Fannie Edmondson m. Joseph C. Younger 2-12-1876
Easter Edmondson m. John Yuille 3-26-1877
Frances P. Edmondson m. John Carter 10-9-1878
P.A. Edmondson m. John Carter ? 1-28-1878
Mary J. Edmondson m. E. G. Dorsey 12-31-1879
Martha Edmondson m. Isaac Terry 12-28-1881
Sue H. Edmondson m. Henry Edmonds 9-27-1883
Lettie J. Edmondson m. Richard Thornton 12-24-1883
Hyacinth Edmondson m. William Perkins 7-17-1884
Nannie Edmondson m. Eppa Thomas 9-3-1884
Mary Edmondson m. Thomas Poindexter 12-23-1884
(Mrs. George Clark, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1977, wrote in a letter:
Katy Edmundson married William Howerton in Virginia, June 11, 1782. They had James, Catherine, Philip, Winifred, William Roane, Thomas, Eldred and Charlotte Howerton. Katy died. Howerton then married in 1816 Ann Kerchevall, widow of Richard Covington. )
July 24, 1827. Mr. Samuel Edmondson, Jun., died in Halifax County, Virginia. CITY GAZETTE, CHARLESTON, SC
(Vol. 20, S.C. Historical Magazine).
Sept. 1, 1829. Jane Edmondson sold 184 ½ acres to James H. Edmondson for $200 “being the same more or less her dower in the tract of land her husband had lived on at the time of his death. Order Book, p. 318, Sept. 9, 1829. (This is Jane, widow of Edmund).
Dec. 28, 1830. Nancy Edmondson married Thomas Abbott.
Dec. 23, 1833. Jane Edmondson married William Tuck.
1830 Census.
Samuel Edmundson. 1 m under 5. 1 m 15-20. 1m 30-40. 3 f 5-10. 1 f 30-40 (Samuel Edmundson, son of Edmund, who married Margaret Edmundson, daughter of Samuel, Sr.)
Richard Edmundson
Mary Edmundson
Jane Edmundson. 1 male 10-15. 1 male 20-30. 2 females 15-20. 1 female 20-30. 1 female 30-40. 1 female 60-70. If the male who is 10-15 is Edmund, Jr., this could not be the Edmund Edmondson, Jr. , in Jasper County, Georgia, in the 1820’s and 1830’s. However, Edmond Jr. was living on his own in 1810 which accords with a birth year of 1784-1789.
John H. Edmundson
May 27, 1837. Jane Edmondson & children sold to Washing Jones, 29 ½ acres on the Dan River. Book 44, pp. 54,56.
July, 1840. Revolutionary War Pension Record, No. 19223, Virginia Continental Line. Jane Edmundson, widow of Edmund Edmondson, applied for pension under the Act of July 7, 1838. Book D, Volume 1, p. 26. Declaration of Jane Edmondson in order to obtain the benefit of the act of ______of the 7th of July 1838, an act granting half pay as pertains to certain affidavits. State of Virginia, County of Halifax. On this the ____day of July 1840 personally appeared before me James I. Blackwell a justice of the peace in and for the County and State aforesaid, Jane Edmondson resident of Virginia in the Cty of Halifax aged seventy three years who being first duly sworn according to law doth on her oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made by the act of Congress July 7th 1838----granting half pay and pensions to certain widdows. That she is the widow of Edmund Edmondson first Sargent in Col. John Webb’s regiment VA LineContinental establishment. She states he entered the service in the year 1776 by enlistment for the time of three years as she has often heard him say that he was in several engagements during his time of service and she thinks was the battle of Brandywine and another Monmouth Court House and at Germantown. She further states he was honorably discharged as she has _____his discharge frequently which has been lost or misplaced long time. She further states that he enlisted for the term of two years in the war and was attached to Col. G______Regiment and was marching to the south and was in several engagements one of which was near Charleston where he was slightly wounded by strike of a sword across the arm in two places and received a slight wound in the brest from baonet and was taken prisoner but in a few weeks he made his escape and again joined the army. After the expiration of his term of service he volunteered for the term of six months and while in the service this time he and one or two others _______________and whilest on this expedition they discovered two Negroes who belonged to the infantxxx he _____one of them brought him as together with a ____and bag of Beans which he brought to his commissary officer who informed him he was entitled to the same as he was a Volunteer. The negroes ???? any horse he brought home to Essex County VA where he enlisted. She further states that she _____after hearing him that he served for some time in the Staff but does not recall what capacity for ____proof of service. She would refer the (crossed thru) ________________to the _____filed in the war department. And to Anthony Hart who knew him in the service. She further ______that she was married to the said Edmond Edmondson on the 5th day of January, 1782 which will ____fully ____by ____to this certificate here with ____. That her husband Edmond Edmondson died on the 18th of March 1816 that she was not married to him previous to his serving the ___but the marriage took place previous to 1st January 179? (Viz___the time ____stated). Jane Edmondson
Sworn and subscribed this ___ day of July 1840 before me.
James Blackwell, JP
State of Virginia, County of Halifax. James S. Blackwell a Justice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid certify that Jane Edmondson who has this day appeared before me and made oath to the foregoing declaration is unable from bodily infirmity to attend the court of _____of Justice. I further certify that she is a ____disable person entitled to full confidence _____with. Given under my hand the day and year written.
An affidavit by Anthony Hurt appears to have been made the same day.
State of Virginia, County of Halifax. I Anthony Hurt a Revolutionary pensioner of the United States Certify ath I was well acquainted with Edmond Edmonson of the army of the Revolution that he was a Regular Soldier and belonged to the Troop. I recollect a _______incident of his bringing a negro belonging to the enemy. That the said Edmond Edmonson I knew in the army died in this County many years since. Given under my hand this 21st day July 1840. Sworn & subscribed to Before me the day and year______ Anthony (X his mark) Hurt
1840 Census.
Samuel Edmondson. 1 m 10-15. 1 m 40-50. 1 f 10-15. 2 f 15-20. Living next door to Samuel K. Hailey and he next to William Tuck. (See Bedford County, TN, in 1850 for Margaret and George Edmondson)
1850 Census.
Elizabeth Edmondson, 48, b. in VA. p. 79. Living with Samuel Haily, 33, and Charles Seames, 25.
Samuel R. Edmondson, 23, slave trader. Born in VA. p.79. Unmarried.
James H. Edmondson, 18, p. 74. Born in Virginia.
James H. Edmondson, 43, tavern keeper. P. 138. Permila A., 42. Sarah E., 15. James, 13. John, 12. Sam, 10. Eleanor, 8. William Morgan Edmondson, 25. All b. in Virginia.
Richard Edmondson, 58, farmer, p. 38. . Susan H., 48. Richard H., 21. William, 19. Henry A., 17. Robert H., 14. Sarah R., 13. Mary C., 11. Howell C., 7. All born in Virginia.
Lucinda Edmundson, 45, b. in Virginia, p. 76, not in the index. Thaddeus P. Edmundson, 29, planter. (Thaddeus Pembroke Edmondson married Ann aka Katie, from Pennsyvania. They had Mary, Evan (died young), Hyacinthe and William. From Beverly Brunelle). (There is a tombstone in the Baker Cemetery, Bartow County, Georgia, for Thadeus L.W. Edmondson, who died Oct. 18, 1840. I have no clue to this man’s origins and no other information about him. Was Lucinda Edmundson the widow of Thadeus L.W. Edmondson and mother of Thaddeus P. Edmundson? Beverly quoted EFAB as claiming Lucinda was married to John Edmondson, son of Edmund, who is listed in the 1830 Census. I know of no proof. SWE)
Jan. 23, 1851. Paul Washington Edmondson was born in Halifax County, son of James H. Edmundson and Permelia A. Willard Edmundson. See a deed in 1906 in Guilford County, NC, which is said to prove parentage. He married Martha Ann Stanley, May 19, 1878, in Greensboro, NC, and died Nov. 25, 1918, in Greensboro, N.C. Martha Ann Stanley was born Sept. 1, 1856, in Guilford County, NC. She died Feb. 17, 1921, in NC. Parents of William Rufus Edmondson. See also Guilford County, NC, and Washington County, Virginia, where William Rufus and his wife Ida Jane Elliott Edmondson lived in 1904-1912. (A line of descent from James Howerton Edmondson/Permelia A.Willard: ….Paul Washington Edmondson, b. 1851, Halifax County, VA., m. Martha Ann Stanley, 1878; died in 1918 in Guilford County, NC…..William Rufus Edmondson, b. 1878 in Greensboro, NC; m. Ida Jane Elliott, 1901; died 1934 in Tampa, Florida…..Richard Donald Edmondson, b. 1923, Cleveland, Ohio; m. Catherine Ann Davis, 1947; d. 2005, Orange City, Florida……Richard Donald Edmondson, b. 1954, St. Petersburg, Florida; m. Janine Rochelle, 1983; they have two daughters. From Janine Rochelle Edmondson, 7-12-08).
1853. Halifax County Death Records.
Permilia A. Edmondson, 46 years, daughter of Abner and ___Willard, born in Prince Edward County, Virginia. Reported by J.H. Edmondson, husband. (From Beverly Brunelle).
Dec. 16, 1856. Sally Ragland Edmondson married Moses Herbert Treadway. He was a son of William Treadway, b. about 1830. She was daughter of Richard and granddaughter of Samuel Edmondson.
(This has been erroneously published as occurring in Fairfax County).
November, 1857. Halifax County Death Record. Stillborn infant of T.P. and A.C. Edmondson.
July, 1857. John R. Edmondson, 11, son of T.P. and A.C. Edmondson. .
June 1, 1860. The mortality schedule of Halifax County shows the death of Richard Edmonson, age 77, after a 360 day illness. (From Bob Edmonson, Aug. 25, 2008).
1860 Census.
T.P. Edmundson, Southern District, b. in VA. 39. Ann C. Edmundson, 24, b. in Pennsylvania. L.C. Edmundson, 50, b. in VA. Mary E. Edmundson, 5, b. in VA. Evan J. Edmundson, 10 months, b. in VA.
1861-65. A war memorial in Halifax County shows the names of two Edmondsons who died in the War Between the States in the Confederat e Army: Howell C. Edmondson, T. Pembroke Edmondson.
Jan. 17, 1866. Mary C. Edmondson married James D. Clay. She was a daughter of Richard Edmondson and granddaughter of Samuel Edmondson.
July 20, 1870. Halifax County Death Record. Mary C. Clay. White female, age 28 years. Inflammation of the stomach. Birth in Halifax County. R. Edmondson, father. S. Edmondson, mother. Consort: J.D. Clay, the informant.
1870 Census.
Ann Edmundson, Banister, b. about 1841 in Virginia. Mary Edmundson, Banister, b. about 1855, in VA. Hyacintha Edmundson, Banister, b. about 1860 in VA. William Edmundson, b. about 1862, in VA. Daniel Long, Banister, b. about 1837 in VA.
(This appears to be the widow and surviving children of Thadeus P. Edmundson who died in the Confederate Army).
1869-70. Isaac Edmondson represented Halifax County in the House of the General Assembly. He served also in 1870-71.
1880 Census. Banister, Halifax County.
R.H. Edmondson, married white male, 44, b. in Virginia. Merchant.
Mary E. Edmondson, wife, 34, b. in Virginia. Both parents b. in VA.
Lettie Edmondson, dau., 17, b. in VA. Both parents b. in VA.
Howel Edmondson, son, 15, b. in VA. At school.
Roberta Edmondson, dau., 13, b. in VA. At school. Parents b. in VA.
Mary Edmondson, dau., 11, b. in VA. At school.
Sallie Edmondson, dau., 9, b. in VA. Parents b. in VA.
Mattie Edmondson, dau., 7, b. in VA. Parents b. in VA.
Archer Edmondson, son, 5, b. in VA. Parents b. in VA.
Florence Edmondson, dau., 3, b. in VA.
Edna E. Edmondson, dau., 2, b. in VA.
Amy Carter, single female, 21, mulatto, b. in VA. Nurse.
p. 90B.
Daniel Long, 49, farmer, b. in VA, parents born in VA.
Katie Edmondson, 42, b. in PA. Father b. in Ireland, mother in Pa.
Mary Edmondson, 24, b. in VA. Helps on farm. Father b. in VA. Mother in PA.
Hyacinth Edmondson, 19, b. in VA. Helps on farm. Father b. in VA and mother in PA.
William Edmondson, 16, b. in VA. Laborer. Father b. in VA and mother in PA.
(This appears to be the family of the deceased Thadeus P. Edmondson. Katie must be Ann C. Edmondson as shown in 1870. Who is Daniel Long?
Living on the farm: Berta Edmondson, 4, mulatto, b. in VA, parents b. in VA. Mary Edmondson, 3, mulatto, b. in VA, parents b. in VA. Phebe Edmondson, 10, mulatto, b. in VA, parents b. in VA.
(From Beverly Brunelle).
1901-04. H. A. Edmondson represented Halifax in the House in the General Assembly. He served in the Senate in 1908, 1910, 1912, 1914 and 1915.
HISTORY OF HALIFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA, pp. 169-170.
“Mr. F.R. Edmondson, the representative of the Edmondson family in South Boston, is a progressive and influentioal businessman, with extensive tobacco interests in the re-drying department, and a leading member of the Cooperative Tobacco Association.
He is the son of Major H.A. Edmondson and his wife Sally Owen (Poindexter) Edmondson. (Major Edmondson was the son of Richard and Susan Chastain Edmondson). Major H.A. Edmondson had the following children:
Henry Archer
Mary Johnson, wife of Edward G. Dorsey
Susan Howell, wife of Capt. Henry Edmunds
Ann, wife of Joseph Farrell
Fanny O’Conner, wife of James M. Faulkner
Robert Hurt, married Sarah Glenn Hudman
Rosa Lee, wife of A.P. Craddock
Lula Howard
Elizabeth Archer, wife of Frank Willingham
Willie Leander, wife of Thomas Barksdale Johnson
Sallie
Frank R. Edmondson married Sarah Ridley Green, daughter of Alex R. and Elizabeth Wauhop Green. They have four childrena: Archer and Frank (who are at Alexandria High School) and Elizabeth and Sallie.
Mr. Edmondson has one of the handsomest and most perfectly equipped homes in South Boston, from which they extend a lavish hospitality to their many friends and acquaintances.
They are staunch members of the Episcopal Church and are reckoned among it most liberal helpers. Mrs. Green, mother of Mrs. Edmondson, having been organist for many years and thrilling with celestial music, is now beyond the zenith of life but still works unswervingly for the church and the music.
The Edmondsons have intermarried with so many of the prominent people of Halifax that their kinship is intricate and interesting, and runs in lines reaching through many states. They were not wanting in courage or valor for the Revolutionary Roster contains many of the name and eight fought in the Battle of Kings Mountain. Lieutenant Robert Edmondson, Sr., fought to his death, Robert Edmondson, Jr., was wounded and Capt. William Edmondson was killed. Andrew, Sr., Andrew, Jr., John and Samuel were privates.
We do not know if there is any relationship between those bravest of the brave soldiers and the Edmondsons of Halifax, but we are inclined to think there is. “
(Compiler’s Note: To my knowledge, there is no relationship between the Edmondsons of the Kings Mountain battle and the Edmondsons of Halifax County, Virginia).
A genealogy of this family was provided by a descendant, Robin Butler Daviet, in 2004.
Jan. 17, 1997. An obituary sent to me by a cousin living in Grants Pass Oregon: Sarah E. Howe, 85, of Grants Pass died Friday, Jan. 17, 1997. She was born Sarah Edmondson on Sept. 14, 1911, in South Boston, Virginia. She married Robert Howe, Jan, 25, 1936, in Washington, D.C. She came to Grants Pass forty years ago from Los Angeles. She belonged to St. Luke’s Episcopal Church. Survivors include a son, Robert Howe, of Gold Hill; a daughter Jeannie Southwick of Grants Pass; four grandchildren, Ronald Southwick of Portland, David and Laura Southwick, both of Grants Pass, and Christopher Howe of Bremerton, Washington, and two great-grandchildren.
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