1910 Census - Fayette County, Pennsylvania
Uniontown Ward 2 - 22 April 1910

  30 48 55 Leman Street
  Gaskill, Edward O.    Head M W 30 M1 10 5 5 Penn Penn Penn Merchant at Grocery Store
  Margaret              Wife F W 29 M1 10     Penn Penn Penn
  Albert L.             Son  M W  8 S         Penn Penn Penn
  Clide P.              Son  M W  7 S         Penn Penn Penn
  Goldy C.              Dau  F W  5 S         Penn Penn Penn
  Harold                Son  M W  3 S         Penn Penn Penn
  Margaret V.           Dau  F W  1 S         Penn Penn Penn
  Willow, Viola         Srv  F W 18 S         Penn Penn Penn 

1920 Census - Summit County, Ohio
Akron Ward 7 - 28/29 January 1920

  1002 305 1685 LeRoy Avenue
  Gaskill, Edward   Head M W 39 M Penn Penn Penn Real Estate Agent
  Estella           Wife F W 29 M Ind  Frnc Frnc Worker at Rubber factory
  Albert            Son  M W 18 S Penn Penn Penn Worker at Rubber factory
  Clyde             Son  M W 16 S Penn Penn Penn Worker at Rubber factory
  Goldie            Dau  F W 14 S Penn Penn Penn
  Harrold           Son  M W 13 S Penn Penn Penn
  Margaret          Dau  F W 11 S Penn Penn Penn

1930 Census - Summit County, Ohio
Akron - 5 April 1930

  403 155 171 Madison Avenue
  Gaskill, Edward O.  Head M W 50 Wd 19 Penn Penn Penn Real Estate Manager
  Albert L.           Son  M W 28 S     Penn Penn Penn Clothing Store Collector
  Goldie K.           Dau  F W 25 S     Penn Penn Penn
  Harold E.           Son  M W 23 S     Penn Penn Penn
  Preston, Margaret V Dau  F W 21 M 21  Penn Penn Penn Typist at Rubber Shop
  ---, Wayne W.       SLaw M W 22 M 22  Tex  Tex  Tex  Salesman of Household Necessities

From Jim Emme:

Edward Orville (Edward O. in the 1930 Akron, Ohio
census) was married twice; first to a Margaret when he
was 19 (see aformentioned census on Sh 8B) and to an
Estelle, who was born in Indiana of two French parents
(see 1920 Akron, Ohio census).  After leaving the
grocery business in PA, he became a real estate agent,
and later a manager of that business.  He wasn’t a
veteran.

His son, Clyde P., was married at the age of 23, and
was a stock clerk in the building trade.  His son,
Richard C. Was born in 1929, being 8/12 in April of
1930 (see 1930 Akron, Ohio census on Sh 26B).  Clyde’s
wife was 20 at the time she married according to this
same census.  So, the marriage of these two took place
in 1926.

A SSDI from lds.org has Harriet Gaskill, b. 13 Nov
1905, d. Aug 1980, death residence Cuyahoga Falls,
Summit, Ohio, and death benefit being Akron, Summit,
Ohio.  A SSDI from same source has Clyde Gaskill, b.
16 Feb 1903, d Nov 1979, and death residence of Akron,
Summit, Ohio.  Their son, Richard, accord to SSDI b. 5
Aug 1929, d. 29 Jan 2006, and death residence is
Cuyahoga Falls, Summit, Ohio.

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Gaskill Family 

The present day representative of the Gaskill family in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, Edward Orville
Gaskill, is a grandson of Elwood Gaskill, of Fayette county, an old settler and farmer.

(II) Robert, son of Elwood Gaskill, was born in Fayette county, Pennsylvania, killed on the railroad
in 1885. He was a miner all his adult life, and a Republican in politics. He married Charlotte
Victor, born in Fayette county, died in 1885, daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Victor, he a farmer
and veteran of the civil war. He died aged over eighty years. His wife also lived to extreme old
age. They were the parents of fourteen children, five of whom are living. Children of Mr. and Mrs.
Gaskill: 1. John, a conductor on the Pennsylvania railroad, resides in Uniontown. 2. Walter, an
engineer on the Pennsylvania railroad, resides at Brownsville. 3. Marie, married D. Emmerson
Coldren, resides at Uniontown, Pennsylvania. 4. Edward O., of whom further. 5. Gertrude, married
Hugh Alkins, resides at Brownsville.

(III) Edward Orville, youngest son of Robert and Charlotte (Victor) Gaskill, was born at Mount
Pleasant, Pennsylvania, November 9, 1879. When a very young boy he went with an uncle to the state
of Kansas, and there he was educated in the public school, remaining until he was seventeen years of
age. He then returned to Pennsylvania and for two years was clerk for the Union Supply Company in
Uniontown. He then established a meat and grocery business at Nos. 4 and 6 North Gallatin street,
where he conducted a successful business for eleven years. He then retired from business for one
year, and in 1911 established a grocery business at No. 44 North Gallatin street, where he is now
located. He is a Republican in politics, and a member of the Central Christian Church. He is also a
member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He married, March 23, 1901, Mary Margaret Sutton,
born at Fairchance, Pennsylvania, died at Uniontown, August 5, 1911, daughter of Albert and Eliza
Sutton, Children: Albert Leroy, Clyde Paul, Goldie Catherine, Edward Harold, Margaret Virginia. 


Source: Genealogical and Personal History of Fayette County, John W. Jordan, Lewis Historical
Publishing Co., 1912.