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More on Mrs. Edsel's (Edsall's) Edsell I just saw the question re: Mrs. Edsel, appended by Shirley Jones to your Flowers/Roadmaster article: "Does anybody remember a Mrs. Edsel who lived on Greensburg street ?( This was about 1958) She owned an Edsel car. I thought this was funny. Then they quit making Edsels. She rented out an upstairs aparment that I lived in while my husband was over seas while in the Airforce." I wonder if perhaps this were Mrs. Verna Dohoney Edsall (or Edsell; I've found the name spelled both ways). She was the daughter of Mrs. P.W. Dohoney & married Mr. William H. Edsall (his second marriage) in 1909. The Dohoney surname strongly suggests Mrs. Edsall was a native of Adair Co. or at least had family ties there. Mr. Edsall's obituary (October, 1941) stated they had lived in Columbia for about a year. His remains were interred in the Columbia City Cemetery. Mrs. Edsall died in late December, 1971, age 89; her place of burial is unknown to me. Your central Ohio bureau chief, Cyrus This story was posted on 2005-04-29 07:54:07
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