According to contributor 49047581 Connie Webster, Joseph S. Eden was the husband of Annie Pearl Randol (1895-1969). Their only child was Bronson Esco Eden (1916-1919). Joseph's parents were James Wiley Eden (1851-1915) and Rachel Melvina Baker (1860-1925).
He appears with his parents and siblings in the 1900 Federal Census of Cotton Hill, Dunklin County, Missouri, living on a rented farm. The household included: James W. Eaton, age 47, born June 1852 in Arkansas to parents from Arkansas, a farmer, married 25 years; Rachel, age 40, born May 1860 in Arkansas to parents from Arkansas, married 25 years, eight living children of ten born; Louis, age 18, born November 1881 in Arkansas, married 1/2 year; John, age 17, born April 1883 in Arkansas; Cleveland, age 15, born March 1885 in Arkansas; Caroline, age 8, born September 1891 in Arkansas; Joseph, age 7, born December 1892 in Arkansas; Lilley, age 5, born May 1895 in Arkansas; Mary, age 2, born December 1897 in Missouri to parents from Arkansas; and Dora, age 17, born July 1882 in Missouri to parents from Tennessee, daughter inlLaw, married 1/2 year.
He is still living with his parents in the 1910 Federal Census of Cotton Hill, Dunklin County, Missouri. The household included his father Will, age 57 born in Missouri to a father from the US and a mother from Tennessee, a farmer; his mother Rachel, age 50, married once for 37 years, eight living children of 12 born, born in Arkansas to a father from the US and a mother from Arkansas; Joe, age 18, born in Missouri to a father from Missouri and a mother from Arkansas, a farm laborer; Lily, age 14; Mary, age 12; Jacob, age 9; and Ruebin, age 7.
He was no longer in his mother's Cotton Hill household in 1920. She was a widow and only the two youngest sons were in her household, Rollow, age 18 and Reuben, age 16, both born in Missouri to a father from Missouri and a mother from Arkansas.
He appears with his parents and siblings in the 1900 Federal Census of Cotton Hill, Dunklin County, Missouri, living on a rented farm. The household included: James W. Eaton, age 47, born June 1852 in Arkansas to parents from Arkansas, a farmer, married 25 years; Rachel, age 40, born May 1860 in Arkansas to parents from Arkansas, married 25 years, eight living children of ten born; Louis, age 18, born November 1881 in Arkansas, married 1/2 year; John, age 17, born April 1883 in Arkansas; Cleveland, age 15, born March 1885 in Arkansas; Caroline, age 8, born September 1891 in Arkansas; Joseph, age 7, born December 1892 in Arkansas; Lilley, age 5, born May 1895 in Arkansas; Mary, age 2, born December 1897 in Missouri to parents from Arkansas; and Dora, age 17, born July 1882 in Missouri to parents from Tennessee, daughter inlLaw, married 1/2 year.
He is still living with his parents in the 1910 Federal Census of Cotton Hill, Dunklin County, Missouri. The household included his father Will, age 57 born in Missouri to a father from the US and a mother from Tennessee, a farmer; his mother Rachel, age 50, married once for 37 years, eight living children of 12 born, born in Arkansas to a father from the US and a mother from Arkansas; Joe, age 18, born in Missouri to a father from Missouri and a mother from Arkansas, a farm laborer; Lily, age 14; Mary, age 12; Jacob, age 9; and Ruebin, age 7.
He was no longer in his mother's Cotton Hill household in 1920. She was a widow and only the two youngest sons were in her household, Rollow, age 18 and Reuben, age 16, both born in Missouri to a father from Missouri and a mother from Arkansas.
According to contributor 49047581 Connie Webster, Joseph S. Eden was the husband of Annie Pearl Randol (1895-1969). Their only child was Bronson Esco Eden (1916-1919). Joseph's parents were James Wiley Eden (1851-1915) and Rachel Melvina Baker (1860-1925).
He appears with his parents and siblings in the 1900 Federal Census of Cotton Hill, Dunklin County, Missouri, living on a rented farm. The household included: James W. Eaton, age 47, born June 1852 in Arkansas to parents from Arkansas, a farmer, married 25 years; Rachel, age 40, born May 1860 in Arkansas to parents from Arkansas, married 25 years, eight living children of ten born; Louis, age 18, born November 1881 in Arkansas, married 1/2 year; John, age 17, born April 1883 in Arkansas; Cleveland, age 15, born March 1885 in Arkansas; Caroline, age 8, born September 1891 in Arkansas; Joseph, age 7, born December 1892 in Arkansas; Lilley, age 5, born May 1895 in Arkansas; Mary, age 2, born December 1897 in Missouri to parents from Arkansas; and Dora, age 17, born July 1882 in Missouri to parents from Tennessee, daughter inlLaw, married 1/2 year.
He is still living with his parents in the 1910 Federal Census of Cotton Hill, Dunklin County, Missouri. The household included his father Will, age 57 born in Missouri to a father from the US and a mother from Tennessee, a farmer; his mother Rachel, age 50, married once for 37 years, eight living children of 12 born, born in Arkansas to a father from the US and a mother from Arkansas; Joe, age 18, born in Missouri to a father from Missouri and a mother from Arkansas, a farm laborer; Lily, age 14; Mary, age 12; Jacob, age 9; and Ruebin, age 7.
He was no longer in his mother's Cotton Hill household in 1920. She was a widow and only the two youngest sons were in her household, Rollow, age 18 and Reuben, age 16, both born in Missouri to a father from Missouri and a mother from Arkansas.
He appears with his parents and siblings in the 1900 Federal Census of Cotton Hill, Dunklin County, Missouri, living on a rented farm. The household included: James W. Eaton, age 47, born June 1852 in Arkansas to parents from Arkansas, a farmer, married 25 years; Rachel, age 40, born May 1860 in Arkansas to parents from Arkansas, married 25 years, eight living children of ten born; Louis, age 18, born November 1881 in Arkansas, married 1/2 year; John, age 17, born April 1883 in Arkansas; Cleveland, age 15, born March 1885 in Arkansas; Caroline, age 8, born September 1891 in Arkansas; Joseph, age 7, born December 1892 in Arkansas; Lilley, age 5, born May 1895 in Arkansas; Mary, age 2, born December 1897 in Missouri to parents from Arkansas; and Dora, age 17, born July 1882 in Missouri to parents from Tennessee, daughter inlLaw, married 1/2 year.
He is still living with his parents in the 1910 Federal Census of Cotton Hill, Dunklin County, Missouri. The household included his father Will, age 57 born in Missouri to a father from the US and a mother from Tennessee, a farmer; his mother Rachel, age 50, married once for 37 years, eight living children of 12 born, born in Arkansas to a father from the US and a mother from Arkansas; Joe, age 18, born in Missouri to a father from Missouri and a mother from Arkansas, a farm laborer; Lily, age 14; Mary, age 12; Jacob, age 9; and Ruebin, age 7.
He was no longer in his mother's Cotton Hill household in 1920. She was a widow and only the two youngest sons were in her household, Rollow, age 18 and Reuben, age 16, both born in Missouri to a father from Missouri and a mother from Arkansas.
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