Foreign birth	US
Foreign birth	US

m. 09 Mar 1867 Saint Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota

Edwin Lingard Hughes

Elizabeth Ann White

bd. 28 Dec 1828 Little Whitley, ,England occ. Gunsmith / Farmer rel. Lutheran dd. 18 July 1899 at age 72, Boise, Ada County, Idaho brd.  Morris Hill Cemetery, Boise, Ada County, ID--Section 1, Block 110, Lot 7	bd. 1844 Iowa or Canada or Scotland or Virginia (census) occ. Keeping house alias. "Anna L." notes. "Mrs. Elizabeth Ann White" dd.  brd.
1867-1871/2 resided in St. Paul, Minn. 1870 Census Ramsey County, St. Paul, Ward 4, Minnesota

Children:

Charles Dickens Hughes Edwin Dickens Hughes

Notes: Our Edwin Hughes should NOT be confused with the one below having similar age:
(1) 1880 Census Grant township, Norton County, KS (Edwin (53 of Can.) and wife Mary (51 of England) with son Charles A. Hughes age 16 of Iowa).  Their son Edgar Pearson Hughes living 3 houses away.
(2) 1885 Census Grant township, Norton County, KS (Edwin (58 of Can.) and wife Mary (55 of England) with son Charles A. Hughes).  Edwin Hughes homesteaded NW4 Sec15 T3 R.21 and later sold it to Jessie Tinker of Richarson, NE in 23-Feb-1893.  States Edwin and family migrated from Iowa to Kansas in mid 1870's.
(3) 1870 Census Prairie township, Mahaska Count, IA (sp. Hughs ....  Edward (43 of Can.) and wife Mary (41 of England) with children: John W., Charlotte, Edgar and Charles Hughes.
NOTES(2): 1860 Census New York Ward 9 District 1, New York County, NY (img 12) shows an Edwin Hughes (age 23 born 1828 England) as a Gun Smith which is same occupation our Edwin had in 1870 Census.  Is this our Edwin?
NOTES(3):  Fellow researcher Karin went to Morris Hill Cemetery and talked with the folks there.  This is all that they had: Edwin died July 18,1899 of typhoid pneumonia; he was a Civil War veteran; his occupation was listed as laborer. Mary died Dec. 8, 1896. There were no funeral homes listed for either of them, nor any other information.

NOTES:  Whitley is a parish in the borough of Vale Royal, Cheshire, England. It is surrounded by the Vale Royal parish's of Antrobus, Comberbach, Little Leigh and Dutton. It also borders Daresbury in Halton borough as well as Hatton and Stretton in Warrington borough.
The civil parish was created in 1936 based on Whitley Inferior and Whitley Superior, now known as Lower Whitley and Higher Whitley.