1. John (Rachel McMannamy) Ammerman
2. Ann (James) Spurgeon
3. Isaac (Jane Johnston) Ammerman
4. William (Margaret Johnston) Ammerman
5. Jane Ammerman
6. Joseph (Rebecca Read) Ammerman
7. Samuel (Frances Read) Ammerman
8. Mary Ammerman
9. James Ammerman
10. David (Frances Hibler) Ammerman
Charter member of the old log church, known as Cane Ridge Meeting House, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. It was at Cane Ridge, in Bourbon County, where the Ammermans settled. On June 23, 1814, he married Azubah Ann Read. Father of:
1. James Jonathan Ammerman
2. Cornelius (Elizabeth Renaker) Ammerman
3. William (Martha Hunter Brand) Ammerman
4. Joel (Amanda T. Allen) Ammerman
5. Amos (Louisana Renaker
6. Mary Elizabeth Gray) Ammerman
7. Rebecca (James John) Tebbs
8. Tabitha Ammerman
9. Henry Coleman Ammerman
10. Philip (Isabella Miller Gulick) Ammerman
Information compiled by Find A Grave Contributor: Sharon Benefiel Palmer (58117243)
1. John (Rachel McMannamy) Ammerman
2. Ann (James) Spurgeon
3. Isaac (Jane Johnston) Ammerman
4. William (Margaret Johnston) Ammerman
5. Jane Ammerman
6. Joseph (Rebecca Read) Ammerman
7. Samuel (Frances Read) Ammerman
8. Mary Ammerman
9. James Ammerman
10. David (Frances Hibler) Ammerman
Charter member of the old log church, known as Cane Ridge Meeting House, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. It was at Cane Ridge, in Bourbon County, where the Ammermans settled. On June 23, 1814, he married Azubah Ann Read. Father of:
1. James Jonathan Ammerman
2. Cornelius (Elizabeth Renaker) Ammerman
3. William (Martha Hunter Brand) Ammerman
4. Joel (Amanda T. Allen) Ammerman
5. Amos (Louisana Renaker
6. Mary Elizabeth Gray) Ammerman
7. Rebecca (James John) Tebbs
8. Tabitha Ammerman
9. Henry Coleman Ammerman
10. Philip (Isabella Miller Gulick) Ammerman
Information compiled by Find A Grave Contributor: Sharon Benefiel Palmer (58117243)
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