CO.S.A.F.C.
Per FindAGrave guidelines, enter the "Last Name as you would find it on the tombstone". Before requesting edits, please read the guidelines in the Frequently Asked Questions section.
Note that a contributor explained that "William's stone name was engraved wrong and his last name was Edmondson and that he was the son of Asa and Lucinda Jones Edmondson who are buried by him." I only make note of the discrepancy of the difference in the surname here because some names do change over time; however, this memorial was transcribed following the guidelines - to appear as it the stone indicates.
Please remember that the primary purpose of FindAGrave is to document gravesites, not build family trees. This memorial documents the burial and is recorded as indicated on the gravestone per FindAGrave guidelines. This is how descendants would find their ancestor's gravestone if they visited the cemetery in person.
If you have any questions, please read the FindAGrave guidelines.
Per FindAGrave guidelines, enter the "Last Name as you would find it on the tombstone". Before requesting edits, please read the guidelines in the Frequently Asked Questions section.
Note that a contributor explained that "William's stone name was engraved wrong and his last name was Edmondson and that he was the son of Asa and Lucinda Jones Edmondson who are buried by him." I only make note of the discrepancy of the difference in the surname here because some names do change over time; however, this memorial was transcribed following the guidelines - to appear as it the stone indicates.
Please remember that the primary purpose of FindAGrave is to document gravesites, not build family trees. This memorial documents the burial and is recorded as indicated on the gravestone per FindAGrave guidelines. This is how descendants would find their ancestor's gravestone if they visited the cemetery in person.
If you have any questions, please read the FindAGrave guidelines.
CO.S.A.F.C.
Per FindAGrave guidelines, enter the "Last Name as you would find it on the tombstone". Before requesting edits, please read the guidelines in the Frequently Asked Questions section.
Note that a contributor explained that "William's stone name was engraved wrong and his last name was Edmondson and that he was the son of Asa and Lucinda Jones Edmondson who are buried by him." I only make note of the discrepancy of the difference in the surname here because some names do change over time; however, this memorial was transcribed following the guidelines - to appear as it the stone indicates.
Please remember that the primary purpose of FindAGrave is to document gravesites, not build family trees. This memorial documents the burial and is recorded as indicated on the gravestone per FindAGrave guidelines. This is how descendants would find their ancestor's gravestone if they visited the cemetery in person.
If you have any questions, please read the FindAGrave guidelines.
Per FindAGrave guidelines, enter the "Last Name as you would find it on the tombstone". Before requesting edits, please read the guidelines in the Frequently Asked Questions section.
Note that a contributor explained that "William's stone name was engraved wrong and his last name was Edmondson and that he was the son of Asa and Lucinda Jones Edmondson who are buried by him." I only make note of the discrepancy of the difference in the surname here because some names do change over time; however, this memorial was transcribed following the guidelines - to appear as it the stone indicates.
Please remember that the primary purpose of FindAGrave is to document gravesites, not build family trees. This memorial documents the burial and is recorded as indicated on the gravestone per FindAGrave guidelines. This is how descendants would find their ancestor's gravestone if they visited the cemetery in person.
If you have any questions, please read the FindAGrave guidelines.
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