Edith was born in Kingsville, Missouri. She was the first born and only daughter to Thomas Wesley Hogan and Harrietta "Bettie" Elizabeth Crutsinger. She had an infectious laugh that no one could resist and always would light a room. She loved sweets and that was a good thing because she was a candy sorter in Kansas City.
She married John William King, Sr. in the late 1920s in Missouri. They are listed on their 1st census together in 1930 living with her uncle Cole Crutsinger. They later on had one child together, and only one because of health condition she had. They named him John William King, II.
She lived her entire life in Missouri.
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She married John William King, Sr. in the late 1920s in Missouri. They are listed on their 1st census together in 1930 living with her uncle Cole Crutsinger. They later on had one child together, and only one because of health condition she had. They named him John William King, II.
She lived her entire life in Missouri.
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Edith was born in Kingsville, Missouri. She was the first born and only daughter to Thomas Wesley Hogan and Harrietta "Bettie" Elizabeth Crutsinger. She had an infectious laugh that no one could resist and always would light a room. She loved sweets and that was a good thing because she was a candy sorter in Kansas City.
She married John William King, Sr. in the late 1920s in Missouri. They are listed on their 1st census together in 1930 living with her uncle Cole Crutsinger. They later on had one child together, and only one because of health condition she had. They named him John William King, II.
She lived her entire life in Missouri.
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She married John William King, Sr. in the late 1920s in Missouri. They are listed on their 1st census together in 1930 living with her uncle Cole Crutsinger. They later on had one child together, and only one because of health condition she had. They named him John William King, II.
She lived her entire life in Missouri.
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