Lyman came as a child to Leeds County with his family in about 1802. His father, William, of German origin, came from Connecticut and settled in Bastard Township near Plum Hollow, Ontario. William served in the Revolutionary War before moving to Canada.
In 1818, Lyman purchased all two hundred acres of Lot 7, Concession VI of Bastard Township and married Sally.
In 1818, Lyman purchased all two hundred acres of Lot 7, Concession VI of Bastard Township and married Sally.
Lyman came as a child to Leeds County with his family in about 1802. His father, William, of German origin, came from Connecticut and settled in Bastard Township near Plum Hollow, Ontario. William served in the Revolutionary War before moving to Canada.
In 1818, Lyman purchased all two hundred acres of Lot 7, Concession VI of Bastard Township and married Sally.
In 1818, Lyman purchased all two hundred acres of Lot 7, Concession VI of Bastard Township and married Sally.
Inscription
Lyman Abel
died 25, 12 month, 1869 - aged 76 yrs
His wife, Sally
died 19, 4 month, 1873 - aged 72 yrs
Gravesite Details
The stone was broken in three pieces and has been repaired by Ron Welch.
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