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1905

According to the 1881 census, John and Mary Rebecca (née Babington) are living at 42 Steadfast Street in Attercliffe-cum-Darnell, with one son, Horac .

His father died in the early autumn 1883, and his mother died on 8 January 1888.
According to the 1891 census, Edgar is the youngest of four nephews living at 89 Skinnerthorpe Road in the Brightside Bierlow area of Sheffield with Joseph and Jane Howard. His uncle Joseph is a night watchman

 Not found on the 1901 census, but he does appear to have enlisted with the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, a year earlier.

According to the 1911 census, Edgar Underwood, a coal mine hewer, and although a head, and is married, is on his own, living at 14 Pitt Street in Radcliffe, Manchester.
At the time of his twins, Ernest and Elsie's birth, they were baptised a day old, and living at 130 Lily Lane in Platt Bridge, near Wigan. He is a professional footballer. They both died within the same quarter, if not immediately.

According to the 1921 census, Edgar Underwood, a coal mine hewer for the Digby Coal Company, married still to Annie, and with their three surviving children, they live at 39 Mount Pleasant in Carlton, near Basford.

According to the 1939 register, Edgar, a motor driver, remains married to Annie, and with their children, Jack and Dorothy, they live at 253 Carlton Hill in Carlton, Nottingham.