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Christopher EDMUNDS
 1770 - 1852

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  • Birth  10 Mar 1770  Providence, Providence Co. Ri Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Gender  Male 
    BIRT  10 Mar 1770 
    Died  1852  Ellisburg, Jefferson Co. Ny Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Person ID  I4995  Brainard (Brainerd) / Foster / Fish
    Last Modified  15 Jun 2004 00:00:00 
     
    Father  James EDMUNDS, II, b. 1731, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island  
    Mother  Abigail JENCKES, b. 1740 
    Family ID  F1890  Group Sheet
     
    Married  Abt 1798 
    Family ID  F2112  Group Sheet
     
    Married  10 May 1801 
    Family ID  F2113  Group Sheet
     
    Married  Abt 1830 
    Family ID  F2114  Group Sheet
     
  • Notes 
    • Christopher lived and died in the town of Ellisburg. He weighed about200 pounds and was avery stout man. He was taken prisoner by the Britishon Lake Ontario in the War of 1812.
      ONe of Christopher's sons was born with a veil over his face.Christopher thought the boy could read the future, preserved the veil andgave it to him whe he became of age.
      Christopher was completely carried away by "Morman Fever". He traded hisfarm for property in Nauvoo, ILL, and went thither, accompanied by hisson Joel and his daughter Lydia and son-in-law Nelson Van Wormer. On theway, he called on his brother Eliphalet, Monroe Co. NY. He was withdifficulty persuaded to over night, lest he should "die on unholyground". " He was so nervous about it, that he could not raise a cup ofwater to his lips with both hands without spilling a part" (James MadisonEdmunds). When Christopher reached Nauvoo, he found that he had beencheated in trading property. He was promptly cured of his delusion, cameback to Ellisburg, sued for and regained his farm, and was content tostay on it.
      (Date on will says May 29, 1852, so Christopher died before that, and notin 1853?)
     

  
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