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John Edmiston

Birth1790 - Frankstown, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, USA
Death1862 - Canal Twp., Cambria Co. PA
MotherMary Ann Edington
FatherJohn Harvey Edmiston

Born in Frankstown, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, USA on 1790 to John Harvey Edmiston and Mary Ann Edington. John Edmiston married Elizabeth Smith and had 12 children. He passed away on 1862 in Canal Twp., Cambria Co. PA.

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Parents
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John Harvey Edmiston
1750 - 1850
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Mary Ann Edington
1753 - 1839
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Smith
1800 - 1870
Children Show all
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John Edmiston
1821 - 1891
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David S Edmiston
1819 - 1899
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Miles Edmiston
1827 - 1893
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Philip Rhodes Edmiston
1836 - 1925
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Elias Edmiston
1830 - 1875
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William Edmiston
1829 - 1898
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Margaret Edmiston
1815 - Unknown
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Lisle "Liel" Mcculley Edmiston
1827 - 1911
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Philip H Edmiston
1830 - 1907
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John R Edmiston
1853 - 1939
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David Edmiston
1859 - Unknown
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Mary Mercy Edmiston
1818 - 1891

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