Allen was born in Shasta County, California. It is not clear
whether Edgar was his first or middle name. He was named after one of Emily's brother, Edgar Lavlette, and her father, Allen. Edgar was living
in Multnomah County, Portland Township, for the 1880 Federal
Census. He was reportedly living in New York when his father's
estate was probated in 1893. Edgar, age 61, was in Manhattan, NY County, for the 1920 Federal Census.
Little is known about Nettie Hurd, the daughter of John D. Hurd at her home on 4-May-1883. Mrs. T.E. Whitfield, Nettie's sister Ella, was a witness. I have information that two of Nettie's siblings, Ada and Freddie, were dwarfs. It is not known when Allen and Nettie were divorced. She died in Marion County, OR (Death Certificate #7) 4-Jan-1921. Supposedly she was in a mental institution for the 1920 Federal Census.
The Federal Bureau of Land Management, Accession Ser. Nr. ORRAA004654,
has a Nettie Wineset homesteading 160 acres on 1-May-1906 in Linn
County, Oregon, described as the S1/2 of N1/2 Section 2, Township 15
South, Range 2 West. The 1910 census has Nettie and Ella living together and each are listed as widowed with one living child.
Edgar and Nettie's only known child is Clarence
Wilbert Wineset (22-Jun-1883 in Portland, OR, and died 9-Feb-1974 in Benton, Corvallis County, OR. There is possibly a second child as their is a Winesett infant buried in Line Fir Cemetery (1891). No one else appears at the right age for that child's parents.
There is a blacksmith named Clarence W. Porter working for
Wineset & Scripture on the NE corner of Main at 5th, Albina,
Oregon in 1890. There were a lot of Porters in Carroll and
Grayson Counties in Virginia. Both of Edgar's grandparents
were born near the NC/VA border. Is there any relationship?
Note the similarity in names.
Nothing is known about Matilda. There were apparently no children of that marriage.
Any information about the members of this family would
be appreciated.