Infant son Amelia Ambrosina Francois Williams and Edward Foster. He was born at the Channel Islands, Great Britain, where his father was working at the time. His father was a stone mason.
They sailed to America in 1863 on the ship Antarctic and the ship manifest shows their surname as "Forster."
The traveled with LDS Church members to Utah Territory in 1863-'64 and little Edward died shortly after they settled in the 15th Ward of Salt Lake City. Cause of his death was chronic diarrhea, a common ailment for babies and small children during that era.
His death and burial location is documented in Salt Lake County Death Records and his Utah Death Certificate.
Infant son Amelia Ambrosina Francois Williams and Edward Foster. He was born at the Channel Islands, Great Britain, where his father was working at the time. His father was a stone mason.
They sailed to America in 1863 on the ship Antarctic and the ship manifest shows their surname as "Forster."
The traveled with LDS Church members to Utah Territory in 1863-'64 and little Edward died shortly after they settled in the 15th Ward of Salt Lake City. Cause of his death was chronic diarrhea, a common ailment for babies and small children during that era.
His death and burial location is documented in Salt Lake County Death Records and his Utah Death Certificate.
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