Edmondson family

Edmondson/Bray/Williams/Stidham collection, 1834-1987 ( Book )
in English and held by 2 libraries worldwide
Materials in the collection include war correspondence from Belle regarding her efforts on behalf of the Confederate soldiers in the area. Much of the collection also relates to Belle's eldest sister, Mary Edmondson who later married and became Mary Edmondson Anderson, then after Mr. Anderson died, she remarried and became Mary Edmondson Anderson Bray. She was also known as "Mollie." Her daughter, Susie Bray, would marry a Mr. Williams and live in Memphis, Tenn. Susie Bray Williams would have a daughter Mary E. Williams who would marry into the Stidham family. The twentieth century correspondence is primarily from the Stidham family.

Edmondson family farm records, 1868-1883 (bulk, 1874-1882) by Edmondson family ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Mrs. Mary (Polly) Edmondson's Negro account book (1874-1882), listing a large number of African-American sharecroppers on her Putnam Co., GA farm who also appear in the 1880 census. Two articles of agreement to pay them for the year include surnames such as: Williams, Coles, Lawson, Dumas, and Kinney. Many of the other papers are shipping bills from the Central of Georgia Railroad to Mrs. Edmondson, her son Zachariah J., and a John H. Allen. The account book was kept by more than one person and lists each sharecropper plus food and supplies charged against his family.

Genealogy, 1066-1889 by Edmondson family ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Genealogy of the Lairds Lords⁾ of Ednem and Duntreath, Scotland, 1066-1699, an Edmonstoun family history through 1889, and the obituary (photocopy) of Charles Edmonstoun.

Papers by Edmondson family ( Book )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Includes book of notes on the Edmondson family, loose notes, genealogical tables, press cuttings, etc.