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The Family of William Edwards (1772-1830) of Welshpool & Berriew, Montgomeryshire
William Edwards (1772-1830) was a son of John Edwards and Ann Griffiths, and a grandson of John Edwards and his wife Elizabeth. William married Margaret Perkin in 1797, and they lived in Welshpool and in Berriew, Montgomeryshire, Wales. Descendants and relatives lived in Wales, England, the United States, Australia, New Zealand and elsewhere.
William Edwards
This collection comprises a ledger and a recipe book.
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Memoirs of Col. William Edwards, Formerly of Stockbridge and Northampton, Mass., Later of Hunter, Greene Co., N. Y., and of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Written by Himself, in His 76th Year, 1847, With Notes and Additions by His Son, William W. Edwards, and by His...
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Memoirs of Col. William Edwards: Formerly of Stockbridge and Northampton, Mass., Later of Hunter, Greene Co., N. Y., and of Brooklyn, N. Y
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