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John, I'll give you what I have in the Mississippi reference books.
From "Marriages and Deaths from Mississippi Newspapers" Vol. 2: 1801-1850, page 135, The Mississippian (Jackson, Miss), October 14, 1836 -- Died in this place, on Sunday evening last, Maj. Chas. Edwards, a native of Louisiana, but for the last 25 years a resident of this state.
From "The Woodville Republican: Mississippi's Oldest Existing Newspaper" Vol. 1,
Page 103, October 5, 1833 -- Married September 26th, by the Hon. A. S. Randolph, James Muse, Esqr., of La., to Miss Julia Edwards, daughter of Mr. Charles Edwards of this county.
Page 115, February 22, 1834 -- Married the 13th by the Rev. T. C. Brown, Mr. Samuel Davis to Miss Emma M., daughter of Charles Edwards, all of this county.
Page 119, March 15, 1834 -- Tax Collectors Sale:...160 Acres assessed to John Tullis and bounded by John Tyson and Charles Edwards. Tax due for 1832 & 1833 = $1.40.
From "The Woodville Republican: Mississippi's Oldest Existing Newspaper" Vol. 2,
Page 31-32, September 26, 1840 -- Delegates appointed to attend the Whig Convention at Jackson. Whitestown Delegates: J. N. Dillahunty, W. P. Burton, Saml Davis, Charles Edwards and James W. Smith.
Page 36, November 14, 1840 -- Charles A. Edwards, Adm'r., of the Jesse Edwards estate.
Page 71, December 4, 1841 -- Married the 2nd by the Rev. T. C. Brown, Mr. Charles A. Edwards to Miss Narcissa J. James, all of this county.
Page 82, May 28, 1842 -- Died the 23rd, at his residence in this county, Mr. Charles Edwards, leaving a family.
Page 84, June 25, 1842 -- Sam Davis & J. H. Muse, ex'rs., of the Charles Edwards estate.
Page 122, November 25, 1843 -- Charles A. Edwards offers a $50 reward for the return of SAM, about 35 years of age.
Page 125, January 13, 1844 -- Wright Stanley cautions anyone trading for a note given Dec. 23, 1843 by the subscriber, with Jas. A. Ventress as secuity, to Sam'l Davis & J. H. Muse, executors of Charles Edwards, dec'd.
Page 141, June 1, 1844 -- Narcissa Edwards states that the reward of $150 reward offered for the restoration of a negro boy named SAM, by Charles A. Edwards, last November is hereby annulled.
Page 147, August 17, 1844 -- Married the 15th, by the Rev. T. C. Brown, Jr. Rufus R. Richardson, to Mrs. Narcissa J. Edwards, all of this county.
Page 222, September 18, 1846 -- Wilkinson County. The real estate of Charles Edwards is to be sold by Samuel Davis, exec'r.
Page 224, September 25, 1846 -- Samuel Davis, exec'r., of the Jane Edwards estate.
Rufus Richardson offers $60 reward for the return of the negro slaves, Sam, Essex and Lewis.
I realize Charles Edwards and Charles A. Edwards above are two people, but included all in case you needed it. I hope some of this helps you.
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