On the 1860 census Abraham J Emmons was living with his daughter Ruth, her husband Adam Lamerson (shown as Lamison on the census) and their son Stewart, but he does not appear on the 1870 census indicating he probably died between 1860 and 1870. The birth year is per these two census years.
The picture to the right, middle flat headstone, is that of his wife Sarah Howell Emmons. Most likely the open space to he right of her headstone is Abraham's unmarked grave. The headstones on either side are two different surnames.
Abram's father was Revolution minuteman John Emmons (1764-1833).
Also the father of John, Elias, and Henry Emmons (of Florida). His daughters Hulda and Ruth married brothers in the Lamerson family - John and Adam.
from the LDS site - he married Sarah Howell in 1814
the Nov 30 death date is from the Emmons genealogy, but NJ death records indicate a possible date of Feb 1878
The picture to the right, middle flat headstone, is that of his wife Sarah Howell Emmons. Most likely the open space to he right of her headstone is Abraham's unmarked grave. The headstones on either side are two different surnames.
Abram's father was Revolution minuteman John Emmons (1764-1833).
Also the father of John, Elias, and Henry Emmons (of Florida). His daughters Hulda and Ruth married brothers in the Lamerson family - John and Adam.
from the LDS site - he married Sarah Howell in 1814
the Nov 30 death date is from the Emmons genealogy, but NJ death records indicate a possible date of Feb 1878
On the 1860 census Abraham J Emmons was living with his daughter Ruth, her husband Adam Lamerson (shown as Lamison on the census) and their son Stewart, but he does not appear on the 1870 census indicating he probably died between 1860 and 1870. The birth year is per these two census years.
The picture to the right, middle flat headstone, is that of his wife Sarah Howell Emmons. Most likely the open space to he right of her headstone is Abraham's unmarked grave. The headstones on either side are two different surnames.
Abram's father was Revolution minuteman John Emmons (1764-1833).
Also the father of John, Elias, and Henry Emmons (of Florida). His daughters Hulda and Ruth married brothers in the Lamerson family - John and Adam.
from the LDS site - he married Sarah Howell in 1814
the Nov 30 death date is from the Emmons genealogy, but NJ death records indicate a possible date of Feb 1878
The picture to the right, middle flat headstone, is that of his wife Sarah Howell Emmons. Most likely the open space to he right of her headstone is Abraham's unmarked grave. The headstones on either side are two different surnames.
Abram's father was Revolution minuteman John Emmons (1764-1833).
Also the father of John, Elias, and Henry Emmons (of Florida). His daughters Hulda and Ruth married brothers in the Lamerson family - John and Adam.
from the LDS site - he married Sarah Howell in 1814
the Nov 30 death date is from the Emmons genealogy, but NJ death records indicate a possible date of Feb 1878
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