Martin Eddins, the son of Evin Eddins and Harriet Shewmon, was born in Preble County, Ohio. He was the oldest of all of Evin's children.
Martin married Laura E. Stover on 9 Jan 1876 in Preble County. He was a day laborer in Hamburg, Monroe Township. His obituary states he was poisoned by his wife, but she maintains the arsenic didn't kill him.
Note: It is assumed he was buried in this cemetery with his mother and sister.
Martin married Laura E. Stover on 9 Jan 1876 in Preble County. He was a day laborer in Hamburg, Monroe Township. His obituary states he was poisoned by his wife, but she maintains the arsenic didn't kill him.
Note: It is assumed he was buried in this cemetery with his mother and sister.
Martin Eddins, the son of Evin Eddins and Harriet Shewmon, was born in Preble County, Ohio. He was the oldest of all of Evin's children.
Martin married Laura E. Stover on 9 Jan 1876 in Preble County. He was a day laborer in Hamburg, Monroe Township. His obituary states he was poisoned by his wife, but she maintains the arsenic didn't kill him.
Note: It is assumed he was buried in this cemetery with his mother and sister.
Martin married Laura E. Stover on 9 Jan 1876 in Preble County. He was a day laborer in Hamburg, Monroe Township. His obituary states he was poisoned by his wife, but she maintains the arsenic didn't kill him.
Note: It is assumed he was buried in this cemetery with his mother and sister.
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