Home Search Guestbook eMail Resources Introductory Material: Preface Chapter 1 The Edwards Coat of Arms Family Records: John 1 John 2 John 3 Richard 3 Jonathan 3 Samuel 3 Nathaniel 3 William 3 Other Timeline The Crockett Connection Edwards and the Civil War Cemeteries Vignettes Photo Album Our Immigrant Ancestors 1906 Census Family Fun Mayberry Hill Chronicles This Old House Justin Edwards had a Farm Letters from Henry				Timothy S Edwards Father: Mother: John Edwards Jemima Wallingford Birth Date: Birth Location: Death Date: Death Location: 5/15/1773 Haverhill MA 12/23/1849 Walden VT Married: Name: Marriage Date: Marriage Location: Father: Mother: Nancy Anna Gilman 12/21/1794 Birth Date: Birth Location: Death Date: Death Location: 1778 Gilmanton NH 1/26/1853 Child(ren): Name: Birth Date: Birth Location: Death Date: Death Location: Reuben Edwards Walden VT in infancy Walden VT Timothy Edwards 1795 Walden VT 2/14/1884 Walden VT Ruth E Edwards 1797 Walden VT 3/15/1817 Walden VT Nancy Gilman Edwards 1799 Walden VT 1878 Walden VT Mary Gilman Edwards 1802 Walden VT 1858 Walden VT Ebenezer E Edwards 1804 Walden VT 7/21/1817 Walden VT Leonard F Edwards 1/16/1806 Walden VT 7/10/1882 Walden VT Irene Edwards 1808 Walden VT 5/20/1894 Hardwick VT Florilla Edwards 1811 Walden VT 1886 Amasa S Edwards 5/14/1816 Walden VT 7/20/1885 Newport VT Joseph Merrill Edwards 1816 Walden VT 1880 John Lindsey Edwards 8/27/1819 Walden VT 10/19/1895 Walden VT Elizabeth G Edwards 1822 Walden VT 1905 Hardwick VT Emeline S Edwards 1824 Walden VT 1876 Walden VT Comments: Family located: Walden, VT Occupation: Farmer Joseph Merrill Edwards, a farmer of Walden, Vt., was not married. Timothy and his wife moved to Walden, Vt., shortly after their marriage. They made the trip from New Hampshire, probably Gilmanton, on horseback, and immediately upon their arrival began the work of pioneers, building a log house, felling and burning trees in order to prepare the land for tillage purpose. So busy were they during the first two weeks that they found no time to get a supply of food, and in consequence their principal item of diet was the milk of a two-year old heifer. A little later Timothy went on foot to Peachem, Vt., and brought home a basket (bushel) of corn. At about the same time he made a second trip to Peachem for a basket of potatoes, a portion of which he used as seed for a future crop. He became a prosperous farmer, and in later years marketed a considerable part of his farm products in Boston, Mass. He was elected "Hogward" in the town of Walden, Vt., 1796. Other Info: Online: For more information about the early settlers of Walden, see http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~joyal/earlysettlers.html Census: The 1800 census for Walden (Caledonia) VT shows the household of Timothy Edwards to consist of: 1 male 2 females under 10 1 male 1 female 16-26 The 1810 census for Walden lists "Timo" Edwards' household as 2 males 2 females under 10 1 male 2 females 10-16 1 male 1 female 26-45 The 1820 census for Walden lists Timothy's family as 3 males 2 females under 10 1 male 2 females 10-16 1 male 16-26 1male 1 female 26-45 1 male 45+ one foreign/not naturalized, 2 engaged in agriculture 1830 Walden (Caledonia) VT Tim 2 females 5-10 2 males 10-15 1 male 1 female 15-20 3 females 20-30 1 male 1 female 50-60 1850 Walden (Caledonia) VT Nancy Edwards    71 Nancy    46 Florilla    30 Elizabeth Emiline    34 David Cops    28    Laborer Alonzo Henry    14