A Whole Lotta Family - Person Sheet
A Whole Lotta Family - Person Sheet
NameIsaac Edson II 
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55Birth8 Sep 1825, Crawford Co, Indiana400
Death2 Apr 1904, Woodston, Rooks Co, Kansas400 Age: 78
FatherDaniel Thomas Edson (1802-1875)
MotherRachel Ann Needham (1806-1888)
Spouses
Birthabt 1832, Somerset Co, Pennsylvania400
FatherSamuel Daniel Dasher (1803-1893)
MotherSarah Jane Dodds (1811-1881)
ChildrenAlonzo D (1852-1890)
BurialEdson Cemetery, Jefferson Twp, Harrison Co, Missouri402
FatherHomer Gibbs (1814-1864)
MotherLaura Needham (1818-1864)
ChildrenSabrina B (~1854-~1857)
Wesley (1855-1884)
Wilson (1856-1934)
Lydia Margaret (~1858-~1866)
William Wallace (1866-1938)
FatherHomer Gibbs (1814-1864)
MotherLaura Needham (1818-1864)
ChildrenInfant Twin Son (1869-1869)
Infant Twin Daughter (1869-1869)
Infant Boy (1870-1870)
Joseph Willard (1871-1951)
Harvey Emery (1873-1963)
Carrie Blanch (1876-1943)
Harry Wood Alphonso (1877-1961)
Newton Manly (1879-1913)
Grace Edith (1882-1976)
Oren T (1887-1904)
Notes for Isaac Edson II
Issac and Annie Mary immigrated to Harrison County, Missouri with other members of the family, arriving in 1855. They took land grants, and built one of the first frame, two-story houses in the county, between Bethany and Brooklyn.
Issac enrolled at Topeka, Kansas, March 25, 1862 in Co. G, 6th Regiment of Calvary Volunteers, Missouri State Militia. He was Honorably Discharged April 20, 1865, Springfield, Missouri. At the time of his discharge he had reached the rank of Sargeant.
Some time around 1874, Issac moved to the town of Eagleville and opened a general store. In 1878 Isaac and his family immigrated to Greenfield, Rooks County, Kansas. Here he built a fine stone house. This was their home until they moved to Woodston, Kansas in 1901.173
Issac enrolled at Topeka, Kansas, March 25, 1862 in Co. G, 6th Regiment of Calvary Volunteers, Missouri State Militia. He was Honorably Discharged April 20, 1865, Springfield, Missouri. At the time of his discharge he had reached the rank of Sargeant.
Some time around 1874, Issac moved to the town of Eagleville and opened a general store. In 1878 Isaac and his family immigrated to Greenfield, Rooks County, Kansas. Here he built a fine stone house. This was their home until they moved to Woodston, Kansas in 1901.173