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Maj Charles Eugene Edwards

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Maj Charles Eugene Edwards

Birth
Georgetown, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, USA
Death
20 Sep 1931 (aged 65)
Washington, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, USA
Burial
Washington, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, USA Add to Map
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Husband of Mary C Findley Edwards

Father of Charles Eugene Edwards Jr who is treasurer of Francis R Waller Inc consulting engineers

First Captain and organizer of the old Corcoran Cadets, District Militia and lifelong resident of Washington. he was commissioned into the District Militia in 1887 and rose to a captaincy and was appointed commander of the Corcoran Cadets which he helped to organize. The cadet corps is now known as Company E of the 121st Engineers. At the outbreak of the Spanish American War, Maj Edwards was appointed chief recruiting officer of the District Militia and in World War I he served as military advisor to the Tenth District Draft board. At the close of the war he retired and President Wilson commisioned him a major.

Died at his residence at 1421 Longfellow Street NW Washington DC
Husband of Mary C Findley Edwards

Father of Charles Eugene Edwards Jr who is treasurer of Francis R Waller Inc consulting engineers

First Captain and organizer of the old Corcoran Cadets, District Militia and lifelong resident of Washington. he was commissioned into the District Militia in 1887 and rose to a captaincy and was appointed commander of the Corcoran Cadets which he helped to organize. The cadet corps is now known as Company E of the 121st Engineers. At the outbreak of the Spanish American War, Maj Edwards was appointed chief recruiting officer of the District Militia and in World War I he served as military advisor to the Tenth District Draft board. At the close of the war he retired and President Wilson commisioned him a major.

Died at his residence at 1421 Longfellow Street NW Washington DC


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