Headstone symbol has a woman laying next to an infant which may be an indication that she died soon after childbirth.
She was the daughter of Kinchen & Winifred Best Taylor. A proven lineage for the SAR and DAR. She was the first wife of of John J. Edmundson and to this union they had two children that lived to adulthood.
1) William R. Edmundson
2) Andrew Jackson Edmundson
Note that Andrew's name is mention in his youngest half-brother's obituary.
She was the daughter of Kinchen & Winifred Best Taylor. A proven lineage for the SAR and DAR. She was the first wife of of John J. Edmundson and to this union they had two children that lived to adulthood.
1) William R. Edmundson
2) Andrew Jackson Edmundson
Note that Andrew's name is mention in his youngest half-brother's obituary.
Headstone symbol has a woman laying next to an infant which may be an indication that she died soon after childbirth.
She was the daughter of Kinchen & Winifred Best Taylor. A proven lineage for the SAR and DAR. She was the first wife of of John J. Edmundson and to this union they had two children that lived to adulthood.
1) William R. Edmundson
2) Andrew Jackson Edmundson
Note that Andrew's name is mention in his youngest half-brother's obituary.
She was the daughter of Kinchen & Winifred Best Taylor. A proven lineage for the SAR and DAR. She was the first wife of of John J. Edmundson and to this union they had two children that lived to adulthood.
1) William R. Edmundson
2) Andrew Jackson Edmundson
Note that Andrew's name is mention in his youngest half-brother's obituary.
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Mary S. Edmundson, was born and raised in Greene County, N.C. An areas known for large plantations and wealth before the Civil War. She was the daughter of Kinchen & Winnifred Best. A lineage that has been approved for DAR and SAR links.
She was the first wife of Taylor John J. Edmundson Mar 22, 1828 to Mar 23, 1857
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