s/o John P. Ammerman / Margaret Collings
Abraham played the bass viol, and sometimes the violin in the choir in the gallery of Old Tennent Churchyard. He was a tailor by trade, and an excellent land surveyor. In the middle of his life he entered the Baptist Church and became a licentiate preacher in that denomination. He died of paralysis and was buried in Maplewood Cemetery.
m 25 Nov 1826 Cornelia Ann Conover
They had 9 children, only 2 grew to adulthood
Abraham played the bass viol, and sometimes the violin in the choir in the gallery of Old Tennent Churchyard. He was a tailor by trade, and an excellent land surveyor. In the middle of his life he entered the Baptist Church and became a licentiate preacher in that denomination. He died of paralysis and was buried in Maplewood Cemetery.
m 25 Nov 1826 Cornelia Ann Conover
They had 9 children, only 2 grew to adulthood
s/o John P. Ammerman / Margaret Collings
Abraham played the bass viol, and sometimes the violin in the choir in the gallery of Old Tennent Churchyard. He was a tailor by trade, and an excellent land surveyor. In the middle of his life he entered the Baptist Church and became a licentiate preacher in that denomination. He died of paralysis and was buried in Maplewood Cemetery.
m 25 Nov 1826 Cornelia Ann Conover
They had 9 children, only 2 grew to adulthood
Abraham played the bass viol, and sometimes the violin in the choir in the gallery of Old Tennent Churchyard. He was a tailor by trade, and an excellent land surveyor. In the middle of his life he entered the Baptist Church and became a licentiate preacher in that denomination. He died of paralysis and was buried in Maplewood Cemetery.
m 25 Nov 1826 Cornelia Ann Conover
They had 9 children, only 2 grew to adulthood
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