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Persoonlijke gegevens Charles Henry C.H. Eddlemon 

• Hij is geboren op 6 september 1862 in Arkansas, Verenigde Staten.
• Beroep: Clerk and Deacon of his church.Bron 2
• Geloof: Protestant - Baptist.Bron 2
• Volkstelling in het jaar 1870, Shoal Creek, Johnson Co, Arkansas, United States.
• Hij is overleden op 1 augustus 1897 in Mena, Polk, Arkansas, USA, hij was toen 34 jaar oud.Bron 2
• Een kind van Felix James Grundy Eddlemon en Susan F. Adams
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 8 maart 2017.

Gezin van Charles Henry C.H. Eddlemon

Hij is getrouwd met Mary Lee Jordan.

Arkansas Marriages, 1851-1900
Name: C. H. EDDLEMAN
Spouse: MARY L. JORDON
Marriage Date: 26 Oct 1884
County: Polk
State: Arkansas

Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957
Name:C H Eddlemon
Gender:Male
Residence:Garland, Arkansas
Spouse's Name:Mary L Jordan
Spouse's Gender:Female
Spouse's Residence:Polk, Arkansas
Marriage License Date:25 Oct 1884
Marriage County:Polk
Event Type:Marriage License (Marriage)
FHL Film Number:1009384

Zij zijn getrouwd op 26 oktober 1884 te Polk Co, AR, hij was toen 22 jaar oud.Bron 1

Kind(eren):

1. James Henry Eddlemon  1888-1975 
2. Elsie Lee Eddlemon  1890-1973 
3. Willie Lee Eddlemon  1892-1977 
4. Annie Lee Eddlemon  1893-1982 
5. Charles Judston Charlie Eddlemon  1896-1935 

Notities over Charles Henry C.H. Eddlemon

Arkansas, Wills and Probate Records, 1818-1998
Name: C H Eddlemon
Probate Date: 7 Sep 1897
Probate Place: Polk, Arkansas, USA
Inferred Death Year: Abt 1897
Inferred Death Place: Arkansas, USA
Item Description: Ledger, 1876-1888; Administrators Bond, 1883-1919

In this document it says he died on or around Aug 31, 1897

Ouachita Baptist Association Minutes

We find that during the past year that nine of our brethren and sisters have passed away. Dallas church lost two brothers; C.H Eddlemon died August 1st, 1897. Brother Eddlemon was a model Christian, loved and respected by all who knew him. He was clerk and deacon of his church at the time of his death. Sister Cross, wife of Milton Cross, died in April, 1897.

1870 United States Federal Census
Name: F J Eldleman
Age in 1870: 45
Birth Year: abt 1825
Birthplace: Tennessee
Home in 1870: Shoal Creek, Johnson, Arkansas
Race: White
Gender: Male
Post Office: Ellsworth

Household Members:
Name Age
F J Eldleman 45
Lucy A Eldleman 35
James Eldleman 13
William Eldleman 9
Jane Eldleman 12
Mary Eldleman 10
Charles Eldleman 7
Allice Edleman 5
Susan Edleman 4/12

living with sister Jane (Eddlemon) Owen

1880 United States Federal Census about Charles Eddiman
Name:Charles Eddiman
Age:17
Birth Year:abt 1863
Birthplace:Arkansas
Home in 1880:Lee, Garland, Arkansas
Race:White
Gender:Male
Marital Status:Single
Father's Birthplace:Tennessee
Mother's Birthplace:Tennessee
Neighbors:View others on page
Occupation:Farm Hand

Household Members:
NameAge
John Owen27
Jane Owen23
Minnie B. Owen3
Thomas L. Owen1
Florence I. Owen4m
Nancy Owen63
Charles Eddiman17

Charles Henry Eddlemon was in Mena, Arkansas when he contracted the flu and died. Mary Jordan Eddlemon diedsome time after the birth of their youngest child Charlie. She never recovered from childbirth. Their children lived with relatives for a time. Will and Elsie lived with their uncle Will Gillham and aunt Mary E. Eddlemon Gillham. Elsie, after a short time, went to live with another relative. When Will Lee turned twelve, he moved out because they didn't treat him very well. He, Elsie, and another sibling Annie moved into a house together somewhere around Pearcyand supported themselves until they were grown.

Ella (Eddlemon) Short says CH Eddlemons body was brought down to Pearcy area to be buried. Ella has seen his grave and has a picture of her dad (Will Eddlemon) pointing at the gravestone.

Mena Ark. July 25, 1897
J.H. Eddlemon
Bear, Ark.

Dear son:
I received your letter which afforded me much pleasure. Today is Sunday and I have been at home all day. I have the sore throat and would not go to church because I knew that I would have to sing which I thought would be injustice to my self. I am writing in the room next to the street. Mr. Bunks has moved back here where they lived last Summer. Mr. Pipkins has moved his drug store to Mena. Mr. Hudgins has moved his store to Mena also. Mr. Cunningham has left the P.O. Mr. Orven has moved his store to Mena. I go to Mena every day. I have still got Pomp.

Lots of people are camping here at the springs like they were last year. We had a big pick nick at the Springs on the 3rd of July. About five hundred people were present.

I am doing my own cooking and stay by myself every night. It is very lonely but I hope one day when we will all meet in that place where people who are good and kind and love God go after death.

I pray that the Lord will guide my dear boy in all your life that when you are old you can look back over a well spent life. Be a good boy. Tell Will and Elsie to be good. I hope to see you all before very long. Help uncle Will and aunt Mary all you can. Then they will tell me that you are a good boy. Hoping to hear from you a gain soon. I am your father.
C.H.Eddlemon

(C.H. Eddlemon died 1 week later on Aug 1, 1897)

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