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51	Killed in World War I. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Austin
52	Left Richmond county, Virginia in 1750's On tax rolls for Prince William county, Virginia in 1758. Veteran of the American Revolutionary War Survey. Boyce: The Personal Name in the Eidson Family Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Boyce
53	Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net Boyce was employed as Methodist minister and Constable. Served in Virginia Milita during the Revolutionary War. Boyce Eidson's Will and other information.	Eidson Boyce
54	Struck by a car on the Salisbury Highway. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Charles Boyd
55	The 1930 Census for Chinquepin, Lexington, South Carolina shows Claude 33, Geneva (wife) 24, George (son) 3 1/2, Tansy (daughter) 1 1/2, Dawson (brother) 16, West (father) 73.	Eidson Claude
56	Natural son of Lucy Jane F. Thomas adopted by Charles P Eidson Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Deco Fernando Thomas
57	Died during, or as a result of the Civil War. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Edward
58	EDWARD EIDSON, the son of Edward and (unk) Eidson of Edgefield Co., SC, was married between 1775-1780 because the 1790 census lists him as Edward ITson with 3 W M -16 and with 4 W F--indicating 4 sons and 3 daus.-- and probably, with 6 children, married at least ten years, so if he was m. by age 20, this would indicate that he was b. at least by 1760 at which time the family was probably still in ,VA. His "name was omitted in the 1800 census and he died .in 1809. He m. DELILAH WATSON (1) whose parentage Is unknown at present. The 27 Jul 1793 Edward Edson (sic) bought 100 a. of land from Wm. and Sarah Holson/Holstun for £40 lawful money. The land was situated "in Edgefield ; Co. on Clouds Creek waters of Little Saluda being ,part of a larger tract of two hundred acres originally granted to Elijah Padget in 1773 and 'recorded in Grant Book No. 12 p. 44." (2) Witnesses were Josiah Padget and Moses Holston Little more Is known about Edward until his death in 1809 and his estate appraisal authorization dated 30 Jan 1810 was ordered by Elijah Watson, Justice, who named Thomas Warren, Dionyseus Blakeley and John Eidson as appraisers. (3) As can be noted in the copy of the settlement, one of the most interesting things about the document is the various spellings of the Eidson name and the settlement in the name of Edward HITson. In one place Edward Eidson was changed to Hitson. It also contains the signatures of Elijah Watson (who may have been related to Delilah), Dionyseus Blakeley and John Eidson,Sr. Thos. Warren signed with his mark. Administrators of the estate, not completed until 1818, were Henry Hitson and Henry Pagget (sic). Thus it was that when two sons of Edward--Edward and Henry-moved to GA they kept the spelling Hitson and , thereby created the irony that the direct line of Edward, Edward, Edward, Edward, and Edward was changed to Hitson. The children named in the estate of Edward and Delilah were Edward Jr., Henry, John, Hulda, and Mary. Mary is believed to have m. Samuel Padgett after 1816, although early researchers presumed that the Mary who m. Samuel was a sister to Penelope, the dau. of John, whose children are named by the process of elimination-with the exception of a possible "Mary." Samuel was the son of Josiah and Milly Eidson Padgett. Further reasons for believing Edward's Mary m. Samuel may be found In the family of Milly Eidson. (4) Edward's estate account included: One horse 40.00 Cattle--ten head 50.00 One sow and pigs 6.00 Hogs--twenty nine head 25.00 One lot of cotton 4.00 Three beeagums (4) 53.00 One lot hogs lard 2.50 One lot barrels 2.00 One lot of salt 1.50 One lot of iron 5.00 One loom 1 .00 One lot of plows 2.25 One bedstead, bed and furniture 15.00 Two bed and' furniture 20.00 One lot of puter and table 10.00 One lot of Crockreware 1 .50 .Two wallen (sic ?) wheels 5.00 One lot of Coopersware 1.75 One barrel and chest .50 One lot potmetal 5.00 Lot of fodder and shrive oats 5.25 Lot of chairs 1.50 One "pare" traces, potrack , one smothing iron 2.00 Lot of cotton 1.00 Pair of "sheyards" 2.00 ,One pair of millstones 15.00 Total $337.75 These various items were purchased by Absalom ' Shearly, Jonal Padget, Gorden Smith, Mark: Padget, Joshua Cates, Jobe Padget (thought to perhaps be the father of Hulda who m, Edward's son John), Donice Smith, Henry Padget, Thos, Warren, Wm. Whittle, Shad rack Baley, and, significantly, one horse by son Henry Hitson and one horse by Edward Hitson, Jun, Legacies were paid to Absolum Shirley and later to Delila; Shurley, Edward Hitson, Delila Hitson, Mary Eitson, John and Henry Eitson (1) The Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol. VI, p. 52. (2) Edgefield Co. Deed Bk. 9, pp. 154-156. (3) Edgefield Co., SC, Estate Box 39, pkt. 1506. (4) Chapter VII, Sec. Two, Part 6. 5 Webster's: same as beehives. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Edward, IV
59	Killed in Contruction Accident. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Edward Lee
60	Elijah served in the military Served as 2nd. Lt. in Company C., 19th. South Carolina Infantry. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Elijah Whitfield
61	Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net Jerry Shuman Byrson tells the story as it was told to her about a pet bear. It seems Anson and Eliza keep a bear believed to have been raised from a cub. He was so tame that he had the run of the house. He would get upon the dresser and look at himself in the mirror. That was all and good until one day they were entertaining company and the bear started to chase them. People went in all directions to escape the bear, after that it was kept chained to a tree.	Eidson Eliza A.
62	Eugene was 'incapacitated' and was cared for by his sister Mary. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Eugene Kronen
63	The cause of death was Automobile accident. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Harold Damon
64	Plane crash. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Henry Trice
65	Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net It's Spelled E-I-dson by Wanda Carroll Eidson Published by Gregath Publishing Co., Wyandotte, OK. 74370 Volume I, page 585 HULDA EIDSON, the daughter of John and Hulda (?Padgett) Eidson, was born about 1830 in Edgefield County, South Carolina. The first mention of this Hulda was found in the will of (John) Bush made 15 May 1847 in Edgefield County, and proved 2 August 1847 in which he gave "to Hulda Eidson and her child" and to "my brothers and sisters, daughters, Sarah Ann and Susan." Executor was Manchester Padgett, and witnesses were M.W. Padgett, Josiah Padgett, and Ezekiel Padgett. The reason for this bequeath and its significance is completely unknown. Possibly Hulda was a niece and perhaps her mother was not a Padgett, but a Bush; perhaps the father of her child was a Bush; the speculations are endless. The bequeath does indicate that Hulda had an illegitimate child by 1847 and this child was the daughter named Elizabeth, born 8 October 1846, who was later presumed to be the daughter of Kindred Hurt whom her mother had married. However, Hulda married KINDRED HURT 19 December 1850 in Pike County, Alabama (licence 16 Dec 1850), the Judge of Probate officiating. The couple returned to Edgefield County by 1860 and lived in the Mine Creek area. Kindred was then 31 and Hulda was 30. By 1870, Hulda was widowed, Kindred having been killed in the Civil War, leaving six children at home. They were: By unknown father: ELIZABETH HURT" By Kindred Hurt: CLARENDER HURT (dau.), b. c1856 ABRAHAM F. HURT, b. c1859' LUCINDA HURT, b. c 1860 EBENITHA HURT (dau.), b. c 1862 SOPHRONIA HURT, b. c 1852 SALONA HURT, b. c1854	Eidson Hulda
66	Jack served in the military Enlisted as a Private in Company I., 1st Regiment, South Carolina, Confederate Army on 10 Jun 1861 in Edgefield District, South Carolina. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Jack Jeter
67	About 1807, moved to Breckinridge Co., Kentucky; 1830 census shows them in Ohio Co., Kentucky. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson James
68	James served in the military Enlisted in South Carolina Volunteers from Edgefield, County, South Carolina. Served as a private in Capt. Watson's Com in 1777. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson James
69	died of disease in Civil War Pow camp. James served in the military Enlisted as a Private in Company D., 15th Alabama Infantry on 3 Jul 1861 in Ft. Browder. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson James J.
70	Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net James M. Eidson (possibly James Moorman,) the son of William Buford and Mary "Polly" Hewitt Eidson, was born about 1832 in Missouri (probably Washington County.) His mother died at the birth of his brother, Thomas B. Eidson, in 1835 and the two boys were taken by their grandparents to be reared. James married Martha Ellen Maxwell on 5 November, 1851 in Washington County. (Washington County, Missouri marriage book B, page 124) Cash certificate No. 16187, Jackson, Missouri, shows that James bought, 6 Sep 1854, 80 acres in Township 35 North, Range 3 East (Belleview). In 1860 they were living in Bellview Township with a P.O. address in Caledonia. Living next door were Nelson and Mary L. Maxwell, both born in Virginia, as was Martha. They, age 46 and 42 could have been Martha's parents. (Some records say that she was the daughter of John V. Maxwell.) In 1867 James filed a suit against Eliza Eidson, his step-mother, John Eidson, Andrew Eidson, and William H. Weldon in Cass County, who were selling some land to James Alien and Andrew Alien without his knowledge and likely without his sharing in the sale. (Cass County, Missouri Sheriff Book T, page 629 and 630.) The fact that the son Francis M's. name did not appear in the document is the reason for the presumption that he had died; William H. Weldon is presumed to have been the husband of Eliza's daughter Cornelia. In 1880 James and Martha lived in Harmoney Township, Washington County, and James was working in lead mining. He died in 1884 and Martha died in 1887. Both are burried in the Webster cemetery in Palmer, Missouri.	Eidson James M.
71	Wounded at Sharpesburg 17 Sep. 1862 and taken prisoner, in the Civil War. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson James W.
72	John served in the military During the Revolutionary War in South Carolina Militia, Butler's Company. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson John
73	The cause of death was Typhus fever.	Eidson John
74	Died from Civil War wound. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson John R.
75	Civil War POW camp, cause of death was Chronic Diarrhea. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson John W.
76	John served in the military Enlisted in Confederate Army, Company A, 7th North Carolina Infantry on 26 Feb 1862 in Winston, North Carolina.	Eidson John W.
77	Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson John Watson
78	John served in the military Served as Lt. in South Carolina Company G., 7th. Infantry. Lost a leg in service to Confederacy. For a tribute from The Edgefield Advertiser by J. Russell Wright. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson John Wesley
79	Joseph served in the military Enlisted as Colonial Soldier - bugler on 25 May 1756 in Westmoreland County, Virginia. He was employed as Shoe maker. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Joseph
80	Died defending Atlanta, Georgia, at age 14 during the Civil War. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Joseph D.
81	In 1870 they lived in Curdsville, Daviess County, where John was a farmer with property worth $1,000. Julia's parents were living with them and they had 3 of their 7 children. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Julia Frances
82	From “It’s Spelled E-I-D-SON” Volume 1, Page 656 by Wanda Carroll Eidson Published by Gregath Publishing Co. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 95-79144 LEWIS EIDSON, the son of James and Rhoda Eidson, was born about 1816 or 17 in SC. In 1840 he was in Harris County, Georgia, with his father. He married there 18 Jan 1844, ANGELINE DOBBS, with Calvin Humphrey, J.P. officiating. She was born about 1826 in Georgia. In 1850 they lived in Clarke County, Georgia, and the 5 Dec 1855 Lewis bought land at the Montgomery, Alabama Land Office, H.D. 4924, located in Lee Co., Sec 35 T -19-R-27-E. Lewis enlisted in the Mexican War in 1836 in the place of one Jackson Hornsbay who paid him. He served about 14 months. Louis enlisted in the Confederate Home Guard as a Pvt. in Captain Everett Palmers Co. 15 Jun 1864 in Fayette County, Alabama, by Captain Headen. He was furnished a horse to 24 Jul 1864 and he was A.W.O.L. in the Muster Roll dated, 31 Oct 1864; he was on the Pay Roll dated Cahaba, Alabama, 31 Dec 1864. His military description says that he was 5' 9" tall with black eyes and hair and dark complexion. In 1891 Angeline petitioned for a widow's pension. Her petition was from New Lexington near Spencer in Fayette County, Alabama, which is where they were living in 1860 and 1870 in Township 15, P.O. Handy, AL. In 1880 (the name spelled "Itson" in the census) they had moved to Randolph Coounty, P.O. Lamar, which is where Lewis probably died 30 Sep 1887 of paralysis and gastritis at the age of 80, according to Dr. A. W. Duke. In the death records his name was recorded as "Lewis Idson." Because he died about the same time that his father did, Lewis apparently never took over the care of his sister, Sarah Ann. Angeline died before 1900. They were said to have had 14 children, but several did not live. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Lewis
83	History of Pike County, Missouri, Mills & Company 1883, page 609 Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Maria Catherine "Kate"
84	He died in a Military munitions arsenal explosion in Dover, New Jersy. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Mason Dewilton
85	Cause of death, electrocuted on a light pole.	Eidson Melville
86	Killed in Civil War at Seven Pines, Virginia. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Milledge B.
87	Killed in the Civil War. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Milledge B.
88	Moorman was employed as Mule trader.	Eidson Moorman Hayden
89	The cause of death was Cholera. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Moorman Hayden
90	Cause of death was drowning.	Eidson Oron
91	Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Orrison Omion
92	Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net From: It's Spelled E-I-dson by Wanda Carroll Eidson Published by Gregath Publishing Co., Wyandotte, OK. 74370 Volume II, page 985, 986 Peter Claywell Eidson, the oldest child of Joseph and Milly Claywell Eidson, was born about 1807 in Iredell County, North Carolina. He married in North Carolina, Harriet A. Payton, born about 1813 in North Carolina. (1) They were married in North Carolina about 1830-32 and in 1846 were members of Mt. Pleasant Church in Iredell County. (2) By 1850 they had moved to Gordon County, Georgia, where only nine children were enumerated in the census. An older daughter had married by then. All were born in North Carolina except the youngest, of whom there is no further record. By 1860, (about 1852) the family had moved westward to Texas and were living in Red River County where, in 1853, Harriet A. Eidson was deeded in her own right by gift, a certain lot of cattle by Milas Bagwell; strangely, the gift was not recorded until 1861.The relationship between Harriet and Milas is unknown. Peter received a grant of 160 acres of land near Clarksville in Red River County, from Governor Sam Houston the 25 February 1858. By 1870 the family had settled finally in Denton County near Roanoke. Peter was a carpenter in 1850 and was called a mechanic in 1860. His granddaughter, Gedie, said that he also made shoes for all of the family and taught his sons to do the same. She also said, in an interview 7 May 1978 when she was 90, when asked how their name was pronounced that "ID-son."	Eidson Peter Claywell
93	Wounded at Sharpesburg, taken prisoner, died in the Civil War. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Richard C.T.
94	The cause of death was Prostrate Cancer. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Robert Lee
95	Died in a Plane crash near Frederdicksburg, Virginia. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Robert Louis Stevenson
96	Killed in auto accident. While driving fell asleep, hit a tree and was killed instantly. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Roland Alexander
97	Rowland served in the military Enlisted as a Private in Company B., 43rd. Alabama Infintry on 24 Mar 1863 in Linden, Alabama. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Rowland A.
98	Killed in Civil War at Alanta, Georgia. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Rowland Henry
99	Name: Roy E Eidson Age: 28 years Estimated birth year: abt 1892 Birthplace: Arkansas Race: White Home in 1920: Ball, Benton, Arkansas Sex: Male Marital status: Single Relation to Head of House: Son Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Mother's Birth Place: Tennessee Father's Birth Place: North Carolina Image: 47	Eidson Roy Elder
100	Samuel was employed as Carpenter. He served in the military Served as a Private in South Carolina Militia in the Seminole Indian War in Florida on 5 Feb 1836. Some information provided by: George Edison P.O. Box 85 Shepherd, MT. 59079 Tel: 406-373-6184 gedison@imt.net	Eidson Samuel Pickens