h/o Julia Belle Huggins.
Birth: 3rd of four known children in Henrietta, Monroe county, New York death certificate gives Alabama, New York (?) .
Death: Edward S. Williams passed away at his home at 811 South Main St. in Carthage, MO from complications of heart disease. He was 67 yrs 8 mos & 6 days old. Death certificate informant son Frank, funeral arrangements in care of Knell Mortuary
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
He was married to the former Julia Belle Huggins in Carthage 24 MAY 1888 who with their two sons survive and his occupation was in a Loans and Real Estate Company. Parents were John L Williams & Mary Haley.
~ They built and owned a two story Romanesque, pre-1897 building on north side of square at 129-133 east Third street, sold in 1900 when he moved to Grant street address, which had in early years housed dental offices on second floor, later the Boggess Agency and Home Federal Loan and Guaranty companies for some sixty years, from l920's into early 1980's.
Census: 1900, age 44 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife and two sons at 811 south Main street.
Prospecting on Leases Near Porto Rico and Duenweg.
A company of Carthage men, composing the Mutual Mining and Prospecting Co., made a good strike in its second drill hole on twenty acre lease which it holds on the Tell land at the four corners near Porto Rico. A fifteen foot face of jack and lead was struck at 175 feet.
Other drill holes are to be put down. This company also has an 18 acre lease near Duenweg which it has begun to prospect. The company is composed of J.E. Bell, E.S. Williams, J.P. Leggett, C.B. Platt, M.J. McClurg, Robt. Stickney, E.B. Jacobs, A.L. Olive, C.J. Smith, W.S. Burch, H.A. Wolcott and a Montana gentleman who is a friend of one of the resident members of the company. (Mornin' Mail)
Edward also bred American Trotting Horses, such as Daisey's Reaper, foaled 1909 by Early Reaper and Daisy Carthage.
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CARTHAGE EVENING PRESS
SEPTEMBER 25, 1900
ED WILLIAMS IN HIS NEW OFFICE
Located on North Grant Street Doing a Loan Business Exclusively
E. S. Williams moved this morning into his neat new office with an oak front, located on North Grant street opposite the post office and three doors north of the Central National Bank. It is No. 207, the room recently vacated by J. T. Batts' tailor shop, and has been refitted throughout.
Mr. Williams recently sold his abstract office business and the building he occupied on the north side of the square to the Guarantee Abstract company, and now devotes his attention exclusively to the money loaning business.
He is the pioneer money loaner now in the county, having been in the business here for sixteen years, and being the only one now in the county now in the business who was operating here at the time he commenced. He is thus perfectly acquainted with all classes of securities in the county and is prepared to loan money at the lowest possible rates.
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Census: 1910, age 54 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife & two sons at 811 south Main street.
Census: 1920, age 63 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife at 811 south Main street.
Prepared in part by Bill Boggess.
Birth: 3rd of four known children in Henrietta, Monroe county, New York death certificate gives Alabama, New York (?) .
Death: Edward S. Williams passed away at his home at 811 South Main St. in Carthage, MO from complications of heart disease. He was 67 yrs 8 mos & 6 days old. Death certificate informant son Frank, funeral arrangements in care of Knell Mortuary
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
He was married to the former Julia Belle Huggins in Carthage 24 MAY 1888 who with their two sons survive and his occupation was in a Loans and Real Estate Company. Parents were John L Williams & Mary Haley.
~ They built and owned a two story Romanesque, pre-1897 building on north side of square at 129-133 east Third street, sold in 1900 when he moved to Grant street address, which had in early years housed dental offices on second floor, later the Boggess Agency and Home Federal Loan and Guaranty companies for some sixty years, from l920's into early 1980's.
Census: 1900, age 44 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife and two sons at 811 south Main street.
Prospecting on Leases Near Porto Rico and Duenweg.
A company of Carthage men, composing the Mutual Mining and Prospecting Co., made a good strike in its second drill hole on twenty acre lease which it holds on the Tell land at the four corners near Porto Rico. A fifteen foot face of jack and lead was struck at 175 feet.
Other drill holes are to be put down. This company also has an 18 acre lease near Duenweg which it has begun to prospect. The company is composed of J.E. Bell, E.S. Williams, J.P. Leggett, C.B. Platt, M.J. McClurg, Robt. Stickney, E.B. Jacobs, A.L. Olive, C.J. Smith, W.S. Burch, H.A. Wolcott and a Montana gentleman who is a friend of one of the resident members of the company. (Mornin' Mail)
Edward also bred American Trotting Horses, such as Daisey's Reaper, foaled 1909 by Early Reaper and Daisy Carthage.
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CARTHAGE EVENING PRESS
SEPTEMBER 25, 1900
ED WILLIAMS IN HIS NEW OFFICE
Located on North Grant Street Doing a Loan Business Exclusively
E. S. Williams moved this morning into his neat new office with an oak front, located on North Grant street opposite the post office and three doors north of the Central National Bank. It is No. 207, the room recently vacated by J. T. Batts' tailor shop, and has been refitted throughout.
Mr. Williams recently sold his abstract office business and the building he occupied on the north side of the square to the Guarantee Abstract company, and now devotes his attention exclusively to the money loaning business.
He is the pioneer money loaner now in the county, having been in the business here for sixteen years, and being the only one now in the county now in the business who was operating here at the time he commenced. He is thus perfectly acquainted with all classes of securities in the county and is prepared to loan money at the lowest possible rates.
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Census: 1910, age 54 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife & two sons at 811 south Main street.
Census: 1920, age 63 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife at 811 south Main street.
Prepared in part by Bill Boggess.
h/o Julia Belle Huggins.
Birth: 3rd of four known children in Henrietta, Monroe county, New York death certificate gives Alabama, New York (?) .
Death: Edward S. Williams passed away at his home at 811 South Main St. in Carthage, MO from complications of heart disease. He was 67 yrs 8 mos & 6 days old. Death certificate informant son Frank, funeral arrangements in care of Knell Mortuary
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
He was married to the former Julia Belle Huggins in Carthage 24 MAY 1888 who with their two sons survive and his occupation was in a Loans and Real Estate Company. Parents were John L Williams & Mary Haley.
~ They built and owned a two story Romanesque, pre-1897 building on north side of square at 129-133 east Third street, sold in 1900 when he moved to Grant street address, which had in early years housed dental offices on second floor, later the Boggess Agency and Home Federal Loan and Guaranty companies for some sixty years, from l920's into early 1980's.
Census: 1900, age 44 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife and two sons at 811 south Main street.
Prospecting on Leases Near Porto Rico and Duenweg.
A company of Carthage men, composing the Mutual Mining and Prospecting Co., made a good strike in its second drill hole on twenty acre lease which it holds on the Tell land at the four corners near Porto Rico. A fifteen foot face of jack and lead was struck at 175 feet.
Other drill holes are to be put down. This company also has an 18 acre lease near Duenweg which it has begun to prospect. The company is composed of J.E. Bell, E.S. Williams, J.P. Leggett, C.B. Platt, M.J. McClurg, Robt. Stickney, E.B. Jacobs, A.L. Olive, C.J. Smith, W.S. Burch, H.A. Wolcott and a Montana gentleman who is a friend of one of the resident members of the company. (Mornin' Mail)
Edward also bred American Trotting Horses, such as Daisey's Reaper, foaled 1909 by Early Reaper and Daisy Carthage.
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CARTHAGE EVENING PRESS
SEPTEMBER 25, 1900
ED WILLIAMS IN HIS NEW OFFICE
Located on North Grant Street Doing a Loan Business Exclusively
E. S. Williams moved this morning into his neat new office with an oak front, located on North Grant street opposite the post office and three doors north of the Central National Bank. It is No. 207, the room recently vacated by J. T. Batts' tailor shop, and has been refitted throughout.
Mr. Williams recently sold his abstract office business and the building he occupied on the north side of the square to the Guarantee Abstract company, and now devotes his attention exclusively to the money loaning business.
He is the pioneer money loaner now in the county, having been in the business here for sixteen years, and being the only one now in the county now in the business who was operating here at the time he commenced. He is thus perfectly acquainted with all classes of securities in the county and is prepared to loan money at the lowest possible rates.
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Census: 1910, age 54 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife & two sons at 811 south Main street.
Census: 1920, age 63 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife at 811 south Main street.
Prepared in part by Bill Boggess.
Birth: 3rd of four known children in Henrietta, Monroe county, New York death certificate gives Alabama, New York (?) .
Death: Edward S. Williams passed away at his home at 811 South Main St. in Carthage, MO from complications of heart disease. He was 67 yrs 8 mos & 6 days old. Death certificate informant son Frank, funeral arrangements in care of Knell Mortuary
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
He was married to the former Julia Belle Huggins in Carthage 24 MAY 1888 who with their two sons survive and his occupation was in a Loans and Real Estate Company. Parents were John L Williams & Mary Haley.
~ They built and owned a two story Romanesque, pre-1897 building on north side of square at 129-133 east Third street, sold in 1900 when he moved to Grant street address, which had in early years housed dental offices on second floor, later the Boggess Agency and Home Federal Loan and Guaranty companies for some sixty years, from l920's into early 1980's.
Census: 1900, age 44 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife and two sons at 811 south Main street.
Prospecting on Leases Near Porto Rico and Duenweg.
A company of Carthage men, composing the Mutual Mining and Prospecting Co., made a good strike in its second drill hole on twenty acre lease which it holds on the Tell land at the four corners near Porto Rico. A fifteen foot face of jack and lead was struck at 175 feet.
Other drill holes are to be put down. This company also has an 18 acre lease near Duenweg which it has begun to prospect. The company is composed of J.E. Bell, E.S. Williams, J.P. Leggett, C.B. Platt, M.J. McClurg, Robt. Stickney, E.B. Jacobs, A.L. Olive, C.J. Smith, W.S. Burch, H.A. Wolcott and a Montana gentleman who is a friend of one of the resident members of the company. (Mornin' Mail)
Edward also bred American Trotting Horses, such as Daisey's Reaper, foaled 1909 by Early Reaper and Daisy Carthage.
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CARTHAGE EVENING PRESS
SEPTEMBER 25, 1900
ED WILLIAMS IN HIS NEW OFFICE
Located on North Grant Street Doing a Loan Business Exclusively
E. S. Williams moved this morning into his neat new office with an oak front, located on North Grant street opposite the post office and three doors north of the Central National Bank. It is No. 207, the room recently vacated by J. T. Batts' tailor shop, and has been refitted throughout.
Mr. Williams recently sold his abstract office business and the building he occupied on the north side of the square to the Guarantee Abstract company, and now devotes his attention exclusively to the money loaning business.
He is the pioneer money loaner now in the county, having been in the business here for sixteen years, and being the only one now in the county now in the business who was operating here at the time he commenced. He is thus perfectly acquainted with all classes of securities in the county and is prepared to loan money at the lowest possible rates.
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Census: 1910, age 54 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife & two sons at 811 south Main street.
Census: 1920, age 63 Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri with wife at 811 south Main street.
Prepared in part by Bill Boggess.
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