His Will was Probated in Boone County. He married Ann Adams on March 27, 1837 in Montgomery County, Indiana. He was the son of William and Elizabeth (Swank) Edlin.
The following children has not been found:
Mary Jane Edlin Goodin Evans (1840 - 1867)
She married George Washington Goodin and
Thomas Evans.
Milly Ann Edlin Toney Osborne (1846 - )
She married Toney and Nelson Osborne.
Eliza Edlin Joseph (1851 - 1924)
She married William C. Joseph.
Charles Wesley Edlin (1858 - 1925)
He married Eliza E. Abney.
THE PATRIOT, Lebanon, Indiana,
Thursday, March 25, 1869
EDLIN - At his residence near Milledgeville Boone County, Indiana, on the 10th inst,of pneumonia, Mr. Samuel Edlin, aged 60 years.
Mr. Edlin was one of the earliest settlers of Boone County. He will be sadly missed in the community.
Burial will be at the Millidgeville Cemetery.
Sometime in the 1940's or early 1950's a Tornado hit the Milledgeville Church and took the roof off and did some other damage. Maybe that's why some of the Gravestones are missing. A picture is in the Lebanon, Indiana
Newspaper.
I was told that this cemetery is not part of the church and is an independent cemetery.
The following children has not been found:
Mary Jane Edlin Goodin Evans (1840 - 1867)
She married George Washington Goodin and
Thomas Evans.
Milly Ann Edlin Toney Osborne (1846 - )
She married Toney and Nelson Osborne.
Eliza Edlin Joseph (1851 - 1924)
She married William C. Joseph.
Charles Wesley Edlin (1858 - 1925)
He married Eliza E. Abney.
THE PATRIOT, Lebanon, Indiana,
Thursday, March 25, 1869
EDLIN - At his residence near Milledgeville Boone County, Indiana, on the 10th inst,of pneumonia, Mr. Samuel Edlin, aged 60 years.
Mr. Edlin was one of the earliest settlers of Boone County. He will be sadly missed in the community.
Burial will be at the Millidgeville Cemetery.
Sometime in the 1940's or early 1950's a Tornado hit the Milledgeville Church and took the roof off and did some other damage. Maybe that's why some of the Gravestones are missing. A picture is in the Lebanon, Indiana
Newspaper.
I was told that this cemetery is not part of the church and is an independent cemetery.
His Will was Probated in Boone County. He married Ann Adams on March 27, 1837 in Montgomery County, Indiana. He was the son of William and Elizabeth (Swank) Edlin.
The following children has not been found:
Mary Jane Edlin Goodin Evans (1840 - 1867)
She married George Washington Goodin and
Thomas Evans.
Milly Ann Edlin Toney Osborne (1846 - )
She married Toney and Nelson Osborne.
Eliza Edlin Joseph (1851 - 1924)
She married William C. Joseph.
Charles Wesley Edlin (1858 - 1925)
He married Eliza E. Abney.
THE PATRIOT, Lebanon, Indiana,
Thursday, March 25, 1869
EDLIN - At his residence near Milledgeville Boone County, Indiana, on the 10th inst,of pneumonia, Mr. Samuel Edlin, aged 60 years.
Mr. Edlin was one of the earliest settlers of Boone County. He will be sadly missed in the community.
Burial will be at the Millidgeville Cemetery.
Sometime in the 1940's or early 1950's a Tornado hit the Milledgeville Church and took the roof off and did some other damage. Maybe that's why some of the Gravestones are missing. A picture is in the Lebanon, Indiana
Newspaper.
I was told that this cemetery is not part of the church and is an independent cemetery.
The following children has not been found:
Mary Jane Edlin Goodin Evans (1840 - 1867)
She married George Washington Goodin and
Thomas Evans.
Milly Ann Edlin Toney Osborne (1846 - )
She married Toney and Nelson Osborne.
Eliza Edlin Joseph (1851 - 1924)
She married William C. Joseph.
Charles Wesley Edlin (1858 - 1925)
He married Eliza E. Abney.
THE PATRIOT, Lebanon, Indiana,
Thursday, March 25, 1869
EDLIN - At his residence near Milledgeville Boone County, Indiana, on the 10th inst,of pneumonia, Mr. Samuel Edlin, aged 60 years.
Mr. Edlin was one of the earliest settlers of Boone County. He will be sadly missed in the community.
Burial will be at the Millidgeville Cemetery.
Sometime in the 1940's or early 1950's a Tornado hit the Milledgeville Church and took the roof off and did some other damage. Maybe that's why some of the Gravestones are missing. A picture is in the Lebanon, Indiana
Newspaper.
I was told that this cemetery is not part of the church and is an independent cemetery.
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