Edward had a rough but happy childhood after his father left the family. He was the 4th of 7 children, and grew up as the 2nd of 5. I don't know whether Fred and Vida ever mentioned the eldest 2 to their other childrrn.
(Only 6 of the 7 are on FG: records of Dorothy Valentine Euell and her husband Forrest sre being researched in order to add them.)
Ed was a resident of Seal Beach, Orange County, California at the time of his death.
His wife had a little bit of an accent (her father was from Norway) and she called him "Eddard".
At Easter 1964 (I was 4 months old), Uncle Ed and Aunt Geetie gave my parents my first Bible. It was beautifully crafted, meant for use from adolescence on. That generous gift and the love it demonstrated are one example of my cherished memories of them. My parents and I visited them often.
Family management note: I am Edward's great-niece.
(Only 6 of the 7 are on FG: records of Dorothy Valentine Euell and her husband Forrest sre being researched in order to add them.)
Ed was a resident of Seal Beach, Orange County, California at the time of his death.
His wife had a little bit of an accent (her father was from Norway) and she called him "Eddard".
At Easter 1964 (I was 4 months old), Uncle Ed and Aunt Geetie gave my parents my first Bible. It was beautifully crafted, meant for use from adolescence on. That generous gift and the love it demonstrated are one example of my cherished memories of them. My parents and I visited them often.
Family management note: I am Edward's great-niece.
Edward had a rough but happy childhood after his father left the family. He was the 4th of 7 children, and grew up as the 2nd of 5. I don't know whether Fred and Vida ever mentioned the eldest 2 to their other childrrn.
(Only 6 of the 7 are on FG: records of Dorothy Valentine Euell and her husband Forrest sre being researched in order to add them.)
Ed was a resident of Seal Beach, Orange County, California at the time of his death.
His wife had a little bit of an accent (her father was from Norway) and she called him "Eddard".
At Easter 1964 (I was 4 months old), Uncle Ed and Aunt Geetie gave my parents my first Bible. It was beautifully crafted, meant for use from adolescence on. That generous gift and the love it demonstrated are one example of my cherished memories of them. My parents and I visited them often.
Family management note: I am Edward's great-niece.
(Only 6 of the 7 are on FG: records of Dorothy Valentine Euell and her husband Forrest sre being researched in order to add them.)
Ed was a resident of Seal Beach, Orange County, California at the time of his death.
His wife had a little bit of an accent (her father was from Norway) and she called him "Eddard".
At Easter 1964 (I was 4 months old), Uncle Ed and Aunt Geetie gave my parents my first Bible. It was beautifully crafted, meant for use from adolescence on. That generous gift and the love it demonstrated are one example of my cherished memories of them. My parents and I visited them often.
Family management note: I am Edward's great-niece.
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