Pollie Elizabeth (Smith) & James Albert Edgmond were married in July 1905 in Miller County, MO. (Marriage Record Book B, Page 116.) Seven children were born to their union. They divorced sometime after the 1940 U.S. Census. James lived in St. Louis (Wellston) after that.
He married his second wife, Rosella Lambertson in 1943. They divorced about five years later.
When he became ill, his sons Everett and Edward went to St. Louis and brought him home with them. His last year was spent living with his son, Everett, & his wife, Alma. One Sunday afternoon he sat in his usual chair, where he quietly and peacefully drifted away.
He married his second wife, Rosella Lambertson in 1943. They divorced about five years later.
When he became ill, his sons Everett and Edward went to St. Louis and brought him home with them. His last year was spent living with his son, Everett, & his wife, Alma. One Sunday afternoon he sat in his usual chair, where he quietly and peacefully drifted away.
Pollie Elizabeth (Smith) & James Albert Edgmond were married in July 1905 in Miller County, MO. (Marriage Record Book B, Page 116.) Seven children were born to their union. They divorced sometime after the 1940 U.S. Census. James lived in St. Louis (Wellston) after that.
He married his second wife, Rosella Lambertson in 1943. They divorced about five years later.
When he became ill, his sons Everett and Edward went to St. Louis and brought him home with them. His last year was spent living with his son, Everett, & his wife, Alma. One Sunday afternoon he sat in his usual chair, where he quietly and peacefully drifted away.
He married his second wife, Rosella Lambertson in 1943. They divorced about five years later.
When he became ill, his sons Everett and Edward went to St. Louis and brought him home with them. His last year was spent living with his son, Everett, & his wife, Alma. One Sunday afternoon he sat in his usual chair, where he quietly and peacefully drifted away.
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