Edwin supported himself and his family by working as an auto mechanic. He had two years of high school; he married a woman who had two years of college. He was married and a father by the time he was 23. When he was 26, he buried his four-month-old namesake son.
He was born to Marion E. HUFFORD and Minnie L. JOHNSON, the oldest of six children. His siblings were Leonard Benedict Hufford, Ernest Carl Hufford, Thomas Vern Hufford, Ruth Alice Hufford (m. ROUNDY), and Ralph L. Hufford. He married Mary D. HUGHES. His children who survived to maturity were Jean H. HUFFORD (m. 1st MAGEE, m. 2nd PRATT) and Jack Hughes HUFFORD.
In 1920, Edwin was living in Glendale, Los Angeles County, California, working as an auto mechanic, living with his wife, their two-year-old daughter, and his wife's widowed mother. In 1930, he was working as an auto mechanic at a warehouse, and living with his wife and their two children in Los Angeles, California. In 1940, he was working as an auto mechanic, living with his wife and son on South Avenue in Los Angeles.
Edwin was the grandson of Isaac Wesley HUFFORD.
He was born to Marion E. HUFFORD and Minnie L. JOHNSON, the oldest of six children. His siblings were Leonard Benedict Hufford, Ernest Carl Hufford, Thomas Vern Hufford, Ruth Alice Hufford (m. ROUNDY), and Ralph L. Hufford. He married Mary D. HUGHES. His children who survived to maturity were Jean H. HUFFORD (m. 1st MAGEE, m. 2nd PRATT) and Jack Hughes HUFFORD.
In 1920, Edwin was living in Glendale, Los Angeles County, California, working as an auto mechanic, living with his wife, their two-year-old daughter, and his wife's widowed mother. In 1930, he was working as an auto mechanic at a warehouse, and living with his wife and their two children in Los Angeles, California. In 1940, he was working as an auto mechanic, living with his wife and son on South Avenue in Los Angeles.
Edwin was the grandson of Isaac Wesley HUFFORD.
Edwin supported himself and his family by working as an auto mechanic. He had two years of high school; he married a woman who had two years of college. He was married and a father by the time he was 23. When he was 26, he buried his four-month-old namesake son.
He was born to Marion E. HUFFORD and Minnie L. JOHNSON, the oldest of six children. His siblings were Leonard Benedict Hufford, Ernest Carl Hufford, Thomas Vern Hufford, Ruth Alice Hufford (m. ROUNDY), and Ralph L. Hufford. He married Mary D. HUGHES. His children who survived to maturity were Jean H. HUFFORD (m. 1st MAGEE, m. 2nd PRATT) and Jack Hughes HUFFORD.
In 1920, Edwin was living in Glendale, Los Angeles County, California, working as an auto mechanic, living with his wife, their two-year-old daughter, and his wife's widowed mother. In 1930, he was working as an auto mechanic at a warehouse, and living with his wife and their two children in Los Angeles, California. In 1940, he was working as an auto mechanic, living with his wife and son on South Avenue in Los Angeles.
Edwin was the grandson of Isaac Wesley HUFFORD.
He was born to Marion E. HUFFORD and Minnie L. JOHNSON, the oldest of six children. His siblings were Leonard Benedict Hufford, Ernest Carl Hufford, Thomas Vern Hufford, Ruth Alice Hufford (m. ROUNDY), and Ralph L. Hufford. He married Mary D. HUGHES. His children who survived to maturity were Jean H. HUFFORD (m. 1st MAGEE, m. 2nd PRATT) and Jack Hughes HUFFORD.
In 1920, Edwin was living in Glendale, Los Angeles County, California, working as an auto mechanic, living with his wife, their two-year-old daughter, and his wife's widowed mother. In 1930, he was working as an auto mechanic at a warehouse, and living with his wife and their two children in Los Angeles, California. In 1940, he was working as an auto mechanic, living with his wife and son on South Avenue in Los Angeles.
Edwin was the grandson of Isaac Wesley HUFFORD.
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