William G. Edwards was born to William Edwards and Harriett Knowland, both early setters of Daviess County, Indiana. On October 10, 1849, he married Rebecca Harmon in Davies County. She died in 1860. He then married Frances Fannie Harmon on 29 Jan 1861. She is believed to be a sister of the first wife.
In the 1850 census William G is recorded as living with his wife, Rebecca, and Matilda Harman, probably a relative of his wife by the same last name.
The 1870 census shows him living with his second wife, Fanny, along with children Sarah, Indiana, Wayne, James W, Emma J. And Harriet E
The 1880 census shows both William G and Fannie living in Reeve township with children Wayne, James W., Emma J., Harriet, Etta and Clara.
William G. Died sometime between 1880 and 1894 when Fannie remarried. It is believed that he was buried in Old Union Cemetery although no stone is found. Both of his wives are buried here as well as children.
In the 1850 census William G is recorded as living with his wife, Rebecca, and Matilda Harman, probably a relative of his wife by the same last name.
The 1870 census shows him living with his second wife, Fanny, along with children Sarah, Indiana, Wayne, James W, Emma J. And Harriet E
The 1880 census shows both William G and Fannie living in Reeve township with children Wayne, James W., Emma J., Harriet, Etta and Clara.
William G. Died sometime between 1880 and 1894 when Fannie remarried. It is believed that he was buried in Old Union Cemetery although no stone is found. Both of his wives are buried here as well as children.
William G. Edwards was born to William Edwards and Harriett Knowland, both early setters of Daviess County, Indiana. On October 10, 1849, he married Rebecca Harmon in Davies County. She died in 1860. He then married Frances Fannie Harmon on 29 Jan 1861. She is believed to be a sister of the first wife.
In the 1850 census William G is recorded as living with his wife, Rebecca, and Matilda Harman, probably a relative of his wife by the same last name.
The 1870 census shows him living with his second wife, Fanny, along with children Sarah, Indiana, Wayne, James W, Emma J. And Harriet E
The 1880 census shows both William G and Fannie living in Reeve township with children Wayne, James W., Emma J., Harriet, Etta and Clara.
William G. Died sometime between 1880 and 1894 when Fannie remarried. It is believed that he was buried in Old Union Cemetery although no stone is found. Both of his wives are buried here as well as children.
In the 1850 census William G is recorded as living with his wife, Rebecca, and Matilda Harman, probably a relative of his wife by the same last name.
The 1870 census shows him living with his second wife, Fanny, along with children Sarah, Indiana, Wayne, James W, Emma J. And Harriet E
The 1880 census shows both William G and Fannie living in Reeve township with children Wayne, James W., Emma J., Harriet, Etta and Clara.
William G. Died sometime between 1880 and 1894 when Fannie remarried. It is believed that he was buried in Old Union Cemetery although no stone is found. Both of his wives are buried here as well as children.
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