💔 Ed was the 3rd son of Lindsey Boone Whiteley and Ida Alice McClain. His mother 'Alice' died when he was just 1. His father remarried when Ed was 2. Growing up he was one of 7 children in a poor family living off the land much of the time. He and has brothers had to work hard. They attended a one room school house. Ed served in World War 1 in France. He was with a company of soldiers serving on an ammunition train.
Ed was a farmer at Heartline, Washington. He went broke during the depression, but later was able to get land. He married Alma Fink in 1925. She was the love of his life. He couldn't go on without her, and followed her in death 2 weeks later. Ed and Alma had no children.
Ed was a farmer at Heartline, Washington. He went broke during the depression, but later was able to get land. He married Alma Fink in 1925. She was the love of his life. He couldn't go on without her, and followed her in death 2 weeks later. Ed and Alma had no children.
💔 Ed was the 3rd son of Lindsey Boone Whiteley and Ida Alice McClain. His mother 'Alice' died when he was just 1. His father remarried when Ed was 2. Growing up he was one of 7 children in a poor family living off the land much of the time. He and has brothers had to work hard. They attended a one room school house. Ed served in World War 1 in France. He was with a company of soldiers serving on an ammunition train.
Ed was a farmer at Heartline, Washington. He went broke during the depression, but later was able to get land. He married Alma Fink in 1925. She was the love of his life. He couldn't go on without her, and followed her in death 2 weeks later. Ed and Alma had no children.
Ed was a farmer at Heartline, Washington. He went broke during the depression, but later was able to get land. He married Alma Fink in 1925. She was the love of his life. He couldn't go on without her, and followed her in death 2 weeks later. Ed and Alma had no children.
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