There were two Joseph AIREY Edmondsons. Two Edmondsons married Airey females, hence the AIREY middle name was given to two Joseph Edmondsons. This Joseph Airey Edmondson stayed in Baltimore and another Joseph irey Edmondson moved to Florida and died there. See published obit of his son below:
Coffee and Tea Industries and the Flavor Field, Volume 42
1080 SIMMONS SPICE MILL August, 1919
OBITUARY
William W. Edmondson
Baltimore, Md. , July 30.-William Winder Edmondson, 78 years old, member of the firm of J. A. Edmondson & Son, wholesale grocers, 108 Hanover St., and pioneer merchant of this city, died yesterday at his home, 325 Woodlawn road, Roland Park. He was born at Taylor's Island, Dorchester county, Md. , and was a son of the late JOSEPH AIREY EDMONDSON and Margaret Esther Edmondson. His father established the business which bears his name in 1848. When a young man he engaged in business with his father. The firm is one of the oldest in Baltimore.
Mr. Edmondson was a member of the Board of Trade and a director of the old
Maryland National Bank. He had always taken a personal interest in the affairs of the community. He is survived by four sons , Jos. A., J. Hooper, Frank Gordon and William W. Edmondson, Jr.
Coffee and Tea Industries and the Flavor Field, Volume 42
1080 SIMMONS SPICE MILL August, 1919
OBITUARY
William W. Edmondson
Baltimore, Md. , July 30.-William Winder Edmondson, 78 years old, member of the firm of J. A. Edmondson & Son, wholesale grocers, 108 Hanover St., and pioneer merchant of this city, died yesterday at his home, 325 Woodlawn road, Roland Park. He was born at Taylor's Island, Dorchester county, Md. , and was a son of the late JOSEPH AIREY EDMONDSON and Margaret Esther Edmondson. His father established the business which bears his name in 1848. When a young man he engaged in business with his father. The firm is one of the oldest in Baltimore.
Mr. Edmondson was a member of the Board of Trade and a director of the old
Maryland National Bank. He had always taken a personal interest in the affairs of the community. He is survived by four sons , Jos. A., J. Hooper, Frank Gordon and William W. Edmondson, Jr.
There were two Joseph AIREY Edmondsons. Two Edmondsons married Airey females, hence the AIREY middle name was given to two Joseph Edmondsons. This Joseph Airey Edmondson stayed in Baltimore and another Joseph irey Edmondson moved to Florida and died there. See published obit of his son below:
Coffee and Tea Industries and the Flavor Field, Volume 42
1080 SIMMONS SPICE MILL August, 1919
OBITUARY
William W. Edmondson
Baltimore, Md. , July 30.-William Winder Edmondson, 78 years old, member of the firm of J. A. Edmondson & Son, wholesale grocers, 108 Hanover St., and pioneer merchant of this city, died yesterday at his home, 325 Woodlawn road, Roland Park. He was born at Taylor's Island, Dorchester county, Md. , and was a son of the late JOSEPH AIREY EDMONDSON and Margaret Esther Edmondson. His father established the business which bears his name in 1848. When a young man he engaged in business with his father. The firm is one of the oldest in Baltimore.
Mr. Edmondson was a member of the Board of Trade and a director of the old
Maryland National Bank. He had always taken a personal interest in the affairs of the community. He is survived by four sons , Jos. A., J. Hooper, Frank Gordon and William W. Edmondson, Jr.
Coffee and Tea Industries and the Flavor Field, Volume 42
1080 SIMMONS SPICE MILL August, 1919
OBITUARY
William W. Edmondson
Baltimore, Md. , July 30.-William Winder Edmondson, 78 years old, member of the firm of J. A. Edmondson & Son, wholesale grocers, 108 Hanover St., and pioneer merchant of this city, died yesterday at his home, 325 Woodlawn road, Roland Park. He was born at Taylor's Island, Dorchester county, Md. , and was a son of the late JOSEPH AIREY EDMONDSON and Margaret Esther Edmondson. His father established the business which bears his name in 1848. When a young man he engaged in business with his father. The firm is one of the oldest in Baltimore.
Mr. Edmondson was a member of the Board of Trade and a director of the old
Maryland National Bank. He had always taken a personal interest in the affairs of the community. He is survived by four sons , Jos. A., J. Hooper, Frank Gordon and William W. Edmondson, Jr.
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