Isaac Booram was the son of John Booram and Tamer Oldaker Booram. The Dutch "Van Boerum" line can be traced back to Kings County, Long Island, New Amsterdam (NY), arriving in America in 1649. Isaac's Grandfather, Aaron Booram, Sr. is listed as a Patriot in Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) - civil service and member of Pennsylvania Militia.
Coon Creek Cemetery Records Book "B" reads: "Booram, Isaac, died Oct 23, 1846, Aged 59 yrs. 11 m, 6 d.
Isaac Booram donated 1-1/2A of ground upon which the church and graveyard situated to the Union Baptist Church of this place, Dec 28, 1815 (1845?)"
Coon Creek Cemetery Records Book "B" reads: "Booram, Isaac, died Oct 23, 1846, Aged 59 yrs. 11 m, 6 d.
Isaac Booram donated 1-1/2A of ground upon which the church and graveyard situated to the Union Baptist Church of this place, Dec 28, 1815 (1845?)"
Isaac Booram was the son of John Booram and Tamer Oldaker Booram. The Dutch "Van Boerum" line can be traced back to Kings County, Long Island, New Amsterdam (NY), arriving in America in 1649. Isaac's Grandfather, Aaron Booram, Sr. is listed as a Patriot in Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) - civil service and member of Pennsylvania Militia.
Coon Creek Cemetery Records Book "B" reads: "Booram, Isaac, died Oct 23, 1846, Aged 59 yrs. 11 m, 6 d.
Isaac Booram donated 1-1/2A of ground upon which the church and graveyard situated to the Union Baptist Church of this place, Dec 28, 1815 (1845?)"
Coon Creek Cemetery Records Book "B" reads: "Booram, Isaac, died Oct 23, 1846, Aged 59 yrs. 11 m, 6 d.
Isaac Booram donated 1-1/2A of ground upon which the church and graveyard situated to the Union Baptist Church of this place, Dec 28, 1815 (1845?)"
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