Son of Maj. David Stratton (Daniel, Thomas) and Mary E. Hedges, who married Feb. 17, 1852 in Norwalk, Huron Co., Ohio. David Stratton served in the war of the rebellion (Civil War), first as captain, and then as major, in the 10th Regiment, Company G, Ohio Calvary.
Brother of Inez 1853 OH - 1856 OH, Fred b1857 Kent, MI m. Emma G. Staubach, and Helen 1862 MI - 1864 MI.
Edward married Florence Mae Cook on Feb. 11, 1880 in Rock Island, IL. She was born in Clearfield Co., PA. They had 3 children all born in Lyons, Iowa; DeForest b1881 m. Eva Pearl Guy in 1903 in Laurel, MS, Inez 1885-1886, and Eunice Elizabeth b1889.
The family came to Meridian, MS from Iowa in 1893, where Florence died in 1909 and then to Laurel, MS when the Eastman-Gardiner lumber mill was first moved to Laurel.
Ed was a sawyer, who sharpened the saw blades, and one of the first millwrights to move south.
In the 1910 Census Edward D. Stratton is living alone at 11th Ave., Laurel, Jones Co., MS.
Edward "Ed" Stratton died at the home of his daughter Eunice Stratton Mulloy at age 63 after a number of years of paralysis. He was also survived by his son D. S. Stratton of New Orleans. Rev. Geo. D. Bouth and Rev. Barrett officiated at the funeral.
Brother of Inez 1853 OH - 1856 OH, Fred b1857 Kent, MI m. Emma G. Staubach, and Helen 1862 MI - 1864 MI.
Edward married Florence Mae Cook on Feb. 11, 1880 in Rock Island, IL. She was born in Clearfield Co., PA. They had 3 children all born in Lyons, Iowa; DeForest b1881 m. Eva Pearl Guy in 1903 in Laurel, MS, Inez 1885-1886, and Eunice Elizabeth b1889.
The family came to Meridian, MS from Iowa in 1893, where Florence died in 1909 and then to Laurel, MS when the Eastman-Gardiner lumber mill was first moved to Laurel.
Ed was a sawyer, who sharpened the saw blades, and one of the first millwrights to move south.
In the 1910 Census Edward D. Stratton is living alone at 11th Ave., Laurel, Jones Co., MS.
Edward "Ed" Stratton died at the home of his daughter Eunice Stratton Mulloy at age 63 after a number of years of paralysis. He was also survived by his son D. S. Stratton of New Orleans. Rev. Geo. D. Bouth and Rev. Barrett officiated at the funeral.
Son of Maj. David Stratton (Daniel, Thomas) and Mary E. Hedges, who married Feb. 17, 1852 in Norwalk, Huron Co., Ohio. David Stratton served in the war of the rebellion (Civil War), first as captain, and then as major, in the 10th Regiment, Company G, Ohio Calvary.
Brother of Inez 1853 OH - 1856 OH, Fred b1857 Kent, MI m. Emma G. Staubach, and Helen 1862 MI - 1864 MI.
Edward married Florence Mae Cook on Feb. 11, 1880 in Rock Island, IL. She was born in Clearfield Co., PA. They had 3 children all born in Lyons, Iowa; DeForest b1881 m. Eva Pearl Guy in 1903 in Laurel, MS, Inez 1885-1886, and Eunice Elizabeth b1889.
The family came to Meridian, MS from Iowa in 1893, where Florence died in 1909 and then to Laurel, MS when the Eastman-Gardiner lumber mill was first moved to Laurel.
Ed was a sawyer, who sharpened the saw blades, and one of the first millwrights to move south.
In the 1910 Census Edward D. Stratton is living alone at 11th Ave., Laurel, Jones Co., MS.
Edward "Ed" Stratton died at the home of his daughter Eunice Stratton Mulloy at age 63 after a number of years of paralysis. He was also survived by his son D. S. Stratton of New Orleans. Rev. Geo. D. Bouth and Rev. Barrett officiated at the funeral.
Brother of Inez 1853 OH - 1856 OH, Fred b1857 Kent, MI m. Emma G. Staubach, and Helen 1862 MI - 1864 MI.
Edward married Florence Mae Cook on Feb. 11, 1880 in Rock Island, IL. She was born in Clearfield Co., PA. They had 3 children all born in Lyons, Iowa; DeForest b1881 m. Eva Pearl Guy in 1903 in Laurel, MS, Inez 1885-1886, and Eunice Elizabeth b1889.
The family came to Meridian, MS from Iowa in 1893, where Florence died in 1909 and then to Laurel, MS when the Eastman-Gardiner lumber mill was first moved to Laurel.
Ed was a sawyer, who sharpened the saw blades, and one of the first millwrights to move south.
In the 1910 Census Edward D. Stratton is living alone at 11th Ave., Laurel, Jones Co., MS.
Edward "Ed" Stratton died at the home of his daughter Eunice Stratton Mulloy at age 63 after a number of years of paralysis. He was also survived by his son D. S. Stratton of New Orleans. Rev. Geo. D. Bouth and Rev. Barrett officiated at the funeral.
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