Louisa Ann Shull was born 23 July 1837 to John and Elizabeth (Cashman) Shull they lived in or near New Chester, Straban Township, Adams County, Penna. She prefered to use a "pet" or nick-name of Lucy, given her when a child. She was the eldest of ten children and grew up well versed in caring for children. At about the age of 32 on 20 May 1869 in the Saint Paul's Luthern Church, Adams County, Penna., she married Amos Cashman, a widower with five children, their names were; Caroline E., Rebecca E., Mary Jane, Emma Kate, and Abasalm. There mother was Lydia
Ann (Deardorf)Cashman.
Lucy began her married life with a ready made family on the farm that had been in the Cashman family for about ninety-four years. Amos made farming his business, and was the owner of seventy-five acres in Straban Township.
Over the years Lucy gave Amos six more children, their names were:
Cora E. Cashman, September 1870
Luther T. Cashman, October 1871
Margaret Cashman, 1873
Amos Blair Cashman, June 1874
Charles H. Cashman, 2 August 1875 -13 February 1955,
his wife, Minnie Snyder 1876-1954 and son, Harold 1910-1919
are resting in Saint Luke Luthern Church Cemetery, Littletown, Adams County, Penna.
The other child's name is unknown, the census of 1900 gave births six and living children as five.
The Shull and Cashman families are both of German descent.
Amos Cashman, his parents; George and Rebecca (Thomas)Cashman, and 1st wife Lydia Ann Deardorf Cashman,
Lucy (Shull)Cashman and her parents; John and Elizabeth Cashman) Shull are all at rest in the Saint Paul's Luthern Church Cemetery, Straban Township, Adams Coounty, Penna.
Above info taken from the Records of Census 1860,1870,1900, Saint Paul's Luthern Church and History of Adams County. Penna.
Ann (Deardorf)Cashman.
Lucy began her married life with a ready made family on the farm that had been in the Cashman family for about ninety-four years. Amos made farming his business, and was the owner of seventy-five acres in Straban Township.
Over the years Lucy gave Amos six more children, their names were:
Cora E. Cashman, September 1870
Luther T. Cashman, October 1871
Margaret Cashman, 1873
Amos Blair Cashman, June 1874
Charles H. Cashman, 2 August 1875 -13 February 1955,
his wife, Minnie Snyder 1876-1954 and son, Harold 1910-1919
are resting in Saint Luke Luthern Church Cemetery, Littletown, Adams County, Penna.
The other child's name is unknown, the census of 1900 gave births six and living children as five.
The Shull and Cashman families are both of German descent.
Amos Cashman, his parents; George and Rebecca (Thomas)Cashman, and 1st wife Lydia Ann Deardorf Cashman,
Lucy (Shull)Cashman and her parents; John and Elizabeth Cashman) Shull are all at rest in the Saint Paul's Luthern Church Cemetery, Straban Township, Adams Coounty, Penna.
Above info taken from the Records of Census 1860,1870,1900, Saint Paul's Luthern Church and History of Adams County. Penna.
Louisa Ann Shull was born 23 July 1837 to John and Elizabeth (Cashman) Shull they lived in or near New Chester, Straban Township, Adams County, Penna. She prefered to use a "pet" or nick-name of Lucy, given her when a child. She was the eldest of ten children and grew up well versed in caring for children. At about the age of 32 on 20 May 1869 in the Saint Paul's Luthern Church, Adams County, Penna., she married Amos Cashman, a widower with five children, their names were; Caroline E., Rebecca E., Mary Jane, Emma Kate, and Abasalm. There mother was Lydia
Ann (Deardorf)Cashman.
Lucy began her married life with a ready made family on the farm that had been in the Cashman family for about ninety-four years. Amos made farming his business, and was the owner of seventy-five acres in Straban Township.
Over the years Lucy gave Amos six more children, their names were:
Cora E. Cashman, September 1870
Luther T. Cashman, October 1871
Margaret Cashman, 1873
Amos Blair Cashman, June 1874
Charles H. Cashman, 2 August 1875 -13 February 1955,
his wife, Minnie Snyder 1876-1954 and son, Harold 1910-1919
are resting in Saint Luke Luthern Church Cemetery, Littletown, Adams County, Penna.
The other child's name is unknown, the census of 1900 gave births six and living children as five.
The Shull and Cashman families are both of German descent.
Amos Cashman, his parents; George and Rebecca (Thomas)Cashman, and 1st wife Lydia Ann Deardorf Cashman,
Lucy (Shull)Cashman and her parents; John and Elizabeth Cashman) Shull are all at rest in the Saint Paul's Luthern Church Cemetery, Straban Township, Adams Coounty, Penna.
Above info taken from the Records of Census 1860,1870,1900, Saint Paul's Luthern Church and History of Adams County. Penna.
Ann (Deardorf)Cashman.
Lucy began her married life with a ready made family on the farm that had been in the Cashman family for about ninety-four years. Amos made farming his business, and was the owner of seventy-five acres in Straban Township.
Over the years Lucy gave Amos six more children, their names were:
Cora E. Cashman, September 1870
Luther T. Cashman, October 1871
Margaret Cashman, 1873
Amos Blair Cashman, June 1874
Charles H. Cashman, 2 August 1875 -13 February 1955,
his wife, Minnie Snyder 1876-1954 and son, Harold 1910-1919
are resting in Saint Luke Luthern Church Cemetery, Littletown, Adams County, Penna.
The other child's name is unknown, the census of 1900 gave births six and living children as five.
The Shull and Cashman families are both of German descent.
Amos Cashman, his parents; George and Rebecca (Thomas)Cashman, and 1st wife Lydia Ann Deardorf Cashman,
Lucy (Shull)Cashman and her parents; John and Elizabeth Cashman) Shull are all at rest in the Saint Paul's Luthern Church Cemetery, Straban Township, Adams Coounty, Penna.
Above info taken from the Records of Census 1860,1870,1900, Saint Paul's Luthern Church and History of Adams County. Penna.
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