According to the Boonville Standard newspaper, his remains were interred in the old graveyard in Boonville, Indiana.
A Pioneer Gone
Abraham Houghland, a former resident of Boonville, died of old age at the residence of Mr Frank Harrison, Evansville, last Monday. Deceased was 81 years of age. The remains were interred in the old graveyard here on Tuesday. He was one of the oldest pioneer settlers of this section. Came to Warrick county before site of Evansville was chosen, and was also a soldier in the Black Hawk war.
Soldiers fought were born about 1792-1814 in Black Hawk War (Apr-Sep 1832).
Boonville Enquirer (aka Boonville Journal) stated that his 'remains will be taken to Boonville this morning for interment.'
An Old Citizen Dead
At 6 o'clock yesterday morning Mr Abram Hoagland, on of the pioneers of this section, died at the residence of Mr Frank Harrison, his son in law, at corner of Harriet and Illinois streets. His death was occasioned by old age. Mr Hoagland was born in Muhlenberg county, Ky, August 11th, 1808. At the age of 19 his father migrated to this State and settled in Warrick county, where he resided until a few years ago, when he came in this city to live with his daughter. When Mr Hoagland first moved to Warrick county the site of Evansville had not been chosen. The remains will be taken to Boonville this morning for interment. - Evansville Journal 6
I was there during the Gov't shutdown between October 1st and 16th, 2013.... I had trouble getting the sexton to show me where his marker was. The sexton, now deceased, was a hoarder. Papers, maps and materials were all over in his tiny office near the W Maple Grove Road. As of this date 10/10/2016, no marker of his has been found.
A Pioneer Gone
Abraham Houghland, a former resident of Boonville, died of old age at the residence of Mr Frank Harrison, Evansville, last Monday. Deceased was 81 years of age. The remains were interred in the old graveyard here on Tuesday. He was one of the oldest pioneer settlers of this section. Came to Warrick county before site of Evansville was chosen, and was also a soldier in the Black Hawk war.
Soldiers fought were born about 1792-1814 in Black Hawk War (Apr-Sep 1832).
Boonville Enquirer (aka Boonville Journal) stated that his 'remains will be taken to Boonville this morning for interment.'
An Old Citizen Dead
At 6 o'clock yesterday morning Mr Abram Hoagland, on of the pioneers of this section, died at the residence of Mr Frank Harrison, his son in law, at corner of Harriet and Illinois streets. His death was occasioned by old age. Mr Hoagland was born in Muhlenberg county, Ky, August 11th, 1808. At the age of 19 his father migrated to this State and settled in Warrick county, where he resided until a few years ago, when he came in this city to live with his daughter. When Mr Hoagland first moved to Warrick county the site of Evansville had not been chosen. The remains will be taken to Boonville this morning for interment. - Evansville Journal 6
I was there during the Gov't shutdown between October 1st and 16th, 2013.... I had trouble getting the sexton to show me where his marker was. The sexton, now deceased, was a hoarder. Papers, maps and materials were all over in his tiny office near the W Maple Grove Road. As of this date 10/10/2016, no marker of his has been found.
According to the Boonville Standard newspaper, his remains were interred in the old graveyard in Boonville, Indiana.
A Pioneer Gone
Abraham Houghland, a former resident of Boonville, died of old age at the residence of Mr Frank Harrison, Evansville, last Monday. Deceased was 81 years of age. The remains were interred in the old graveyard here on Tuesday. He was one of the oldest pioneer settlers of this section. Came to Warrick county before site of Evansville was chosen, and was also a soldier in the Black Hawk war.
Soldiers fought were born about 1792-1814 in Black Hawk War (Apr-Sep 1832).
Boonville Enquirer (aka Boonville Journal) stated that his 'remains will be taken to Boonville this morning for interment.'
An Old Citizen Dead
At 6 o'clock yesterday morning Mr Abram Hoagland, on of the pioneers of this section, died at the residence of Mr Frank Harrison, his son in law, at corner of Harriet and Illinois streets. His death was occasioned by old age. Mr Hoagland was born in Muhlenberg county, Ky, August 11th, 1808. At the age of 19 his father migrated to this State and settled in Warrick county, where he resided until a few years ago, when he came in this city to live with his daughter. When Mr Hoagland first moved to Warrick county the site of Evansville had not been chosen. The remains will be taken to Boonville this morning for interment. - Evansville Journal 6
I was there during the Gov't shutdown between October 1st and 16th, 2013.... I had trouble getting the sexton to show me where his marker was. The sexton, now deceased, was a hoarder. Papers, maps and materials were all over in his tiny office near the W Maple Grove Road. As of this date 10/10/2016, no marker of his has been found.
A Pioneer Gone
Abraham Houghland, a former resident of Boonville, died of old age at the residence of Mr Frank Harrison, Evansville, last Monday. Deceased was 81 years of age. The remains were interred in the old graveyard here on Tuesday. He was one of the oldest pioneer settlers of this section. Came to Warrick county before site of Evansville was chosen, and was also a soldier in the Black Hawk war.
Soldiers fought were born about 1792-1814 in Black Hawk War (Apr-Sep 1832).
Boonville Enquirer (aka Boonville Journal) stated that his 'remains will be taken to Boonville this morning for interment.'
An Old Citizen Dead
At 6 o'clock yesterday morning Mr Abram Hoagland, on of the pioneers of this section, died at the residence of Mr Frank Harrison, his son in law, at corner of Harriet and Illinois streets. His death was occasioned by old age. Mr Hoagland was born in Muhlenberg county, Ky, August 11th, 1808. At the age of 19 his father migrated to this State and settled in Warrick county, where he resided until a few years ago, when he came in this city to live with his daughter. When Mr Hoagland first moved to Warrick county the site of Evansville had not been chosen. The remains will be taken to Boonville this morning for interment. - Evansville Journal 6
I was there during the Gov't shutdown between October 1st and 16th, 2013.... I had trouble getting the sexton to show me where his marker was. The sexton, now deceased, was a hoarder. Papers, maps and materials were all over in his tiny office near the W Maple Grove Road. As of this date 10/10/2016, no marker of his has been found.
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