William Oscar Edwards was divorced at the time of his death and his ex-wife's name is unknown, as is any information re any possible children he may or may not have had.
William was born in Alabama, and was the son of William Ransom Edwards and Judy Cozette Morgan - He was also the grandson of Joseph Ransom Edwards & Melissa Hand and Charles Randolph (Rance) Morgan & Rebecca Elizabeth Jett, all of Alabama - He was also the great-grandson of Anny Morgan Graves, a Cherokee Indian originally from eastern Tennessee, who died in Blount County, Alabama.
According to his death certificate, William was also a veteran of World War I.
William was born in Alabama, and was the son of William Ransom Edwards and Judy Cozette Morgan - He was also the grandson of Joseph Ransom Edwards & Melissa Hand and Charles Randolph (Rance) Morgan & Rebecca Elizabeth Jett, all of Alabama - He was also the great-grandson of Anny Morgan Graves, a Cherokee Indian originally from eastern Tennessee, who died in Blount County, Alabama.
According to his death certificate, William was also a veteran of World War I.
William Oscar Edwards was divorced at the time of his death and his ex-wife's name is unknown, as is any information re any possible children he may or may not have had.
William was born in Alabama, and was the son of William Ransom Edwards and Judy Cozette Morgan - He was also the grandson of Joseph Ransom Edwards & Melissa Hand and Charles Randolph (Rance) Morgan & Rebecca Elizabeth Jett, all of Alabama - He was also the great-grandson of Anny Morgan Graves, a Cherokee Indian originally from eastern Tennessee, who died in Blount County, Alabama.
According to his death certificate, William was also a veteran of World War I.
William was born in Alabama, and was the son of William Ransom Edwards and Judy Cozette Morgan - He was also the grandson of Joseph Ransom Edwards & Melissa Hand and Charles Randolph (Rance) Morgan & Rebecca Elizabeth Jett, all of Alabama - He was also the great-grandson of Anny Morgan Graves, a Cherokee Indian originally from eastern Tennessee, who died in Blount County, Alabama.
According to his death certificate, William was also a veteran of World War I.
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