At that time, Edward's occupation is Tool Grinder.
On his WWI draft card, he is living in Hartford, and lists Wm E. Arnold as a relative.
WWII draft card says he is living in "Berkshire, MA", same next of kin.
The 1930 US Census has Welcome (aged 49) in Windsor, Berkshire, MA as a widowed farm laborer, living with his brother and other members of the family: Gurdon C. Sr. & Rose V. Arnold, Gurdon E. Jr., and Edward A & Harriet A Arnold - parents of Welcome and Gurdon Sr.
There is an obituary that ran in the Springfield, MA paper on 07/27/1950, so he likely died a day or two prior to that. The extract says he has a child named William E.
At that time, Edward's occupation is Tool Grinder.
On his WWI draft card, he is living in Hartford, and lists Wm E. Arnold as a relative.
WWII draft card says he is living in "Berkshire, MA", same next of kin.
The 1930 US Census has Welcome (aged 49) in Windsor, Berkshire, MA as a widowed farm laborer, living with his brother and other members of the family: Gurdon C. Sr. & Rose V. Arnold, Gurdon E. Jr., and Edward A & Harriet A Arnold - parents of Welcome and Gurdon Sr.
There is an obituary that ran in the Springfield, MA paper on 07/27/1950, so he likely died a day or two prior to that. The extract says he has a child named William E.
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