What happened to the children: Edith Margaret McCallum

Edith was less than six years old when her father took her to the orphanage.[1] By age sixteen, Edith was living with her deceased mother’s sister, Margaret McCormick, and working as a stenographer.[2] She married Earl Gordon Walker in 1914 at the age of twenty.[3] The couple had two sons: John Alan and Earl Gordon.[4] By 1930, the family resided in Los Angeles, California where Edith passed away on 24 June 1941.[5] Both of Edith’s sons became Catholic priests.  

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[1] Edith, Eddie, and Marie McCollom in St. Anne's Orphanage (Catholic), 1900 US Census, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, population schedule, Enumeration District 50, precinct 49, sheet 3A&B, family 81, FHL film 1241684, Ancestry.com Census Index and Images (ancestry.com : accessed 1 Nov 2013).

[2] James and Margaret McCormick Household, 1910 US Census, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, population schedule, roll T624_1606, Enumeration District 0109, sheet 3B, Ancestry.com Census Index and Images (ancestry.com : accessed 1 Nov 2013) citing FHL film 1375619.

[3] Edith Margaret McCallum KZKP-68B, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, FamilySearch FamilyTree (familysearch.org : accessed 15 September 2013).

[4] Edith Margaret McCallum KZKP-68B, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, FamilySearch FamilyTree (familysearch.org : accessed 15 September 2013).

[5] Earl G and Edith Walker Household, 1830 US Census, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, population schedule, roll 133, Enumeration District 0042, sheet 9B, FHL film 2339868, Image: 619.0, Ancestry.com Census Index and Images (ancestry.com : accessed 1 Nov 2013); Edith Margaret McCallum KZKP-68B, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, FamilySearch FamilyTree (familysearch.org : accessed 15 September 2013).