He was married to Amanda Bryant, January 7, 1854, Kingwood, Hunterdon NJ.
According to his obituary, he died at home of his daughter Mrs. Charles Case, at Elmwood Farm.
(Note: a findagrave volunteer could not find any stone/marker at Sandy Ridge. MeganZloty indicates "There are two large Shepherd markers next to each other. One says Cronce on the back and one says Poulson on the back. There are no individual named markers connected to these, just empty space.")
According to his obituary, he died at home of his daughter Mrs. Charles Case, at Elmwood Farm.
(Note: a findagrave volunteer could not find any stone/marker at Sandy Ridge. MeganZloty indicates "There are two large Shepherd markers next to each other. One says Cronce on the back and one says Poulson on the back. There are no individual named markers connected to these, just empty space.")
He was married to Amanda Bryant, January 7, 1854, Kingwood, Hunterdon NJ.
According to his obituary, he died at home of his daughter Mrs. Charles Case, at Elmwood Farm.
(Note: a findagrave volunteer could not find any stone/marker at Sandy Ridge. MeganZloty indicates "There are two large Shepherd markers next to each other. One says Cronce on the back and one says Poulson on the back. There are no individual named markers connected to these, just empty space.")
According to his obituary, he died at home of his daughter Mrs. Charles Case, at Elmwood Farm.
(Note: a findagrave volunteer could not find any stone/marker at Sandy Ridge. MeganZloty indicates "There are two large Shepherd markers next to each other. One says Cronce on the back and one says Poulson on the back. There are no individual named markers connected to these, just empty space.")
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