Martha Thomas was born in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her estimated birth year is 1779.
On June 7, 1800, Martha married Abel Barger in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Martha and Abel were the parents of four children: Thomas, Abel Jr., Martha, and Mary Ann Barger.
Both Martha and Abel were originally interred at the Odd Fellows Burial Ground located in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1951 the cemetery was acquired by the City of Philadelphia in order to build the Raymond Rosen Housing Development. Abel and Martha were exhumed and re-interred at Lawnview.
On June 7, 1800, Martha married Abel Barger in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Martha and Abel were the parents of four children: Thomas, Abel Jr., Martha, and Mary Ann Barger.
Both Martha and Abel were originally interred at the Odd Fellows Burial Ground located in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1951 the cemetery was acquired by the City of Philadelphia in order to build the Raymond Rosen Housing Development. Abel and Martha were exhumed and re-interred at Lawnview.
Martha Thomas was born in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her estimated birth year is 1779.
On June 7, 1800, Martha married Abel Barger in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Martha and Abel were the parents of four children: Thomas, Abel Jr., Martha, and Mary Ann Barger.
Both Martha and Abel were originally interred at the Odd Fellows Burial Ground located in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1951 the cemetery was acquired by the City of Philadelphia in order to build the Raymond Rosen Housing Development. Abel and Martha were exhumed and re-interred at Lawnview.
On June 7, 1800, Martha married Abel Barger in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Martha and Abel were the parents of four children: Thomas, Abel Jr., Martha, and Mary Ann Barger.
Both Martha and Abel were originally interred at the Odd Fellows Burial Ground located in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1951 the cemetery was acquired by the City of Philadelphia in order to build the Raymond Rosen Housing Development. Abel and Martha were exhumed and re-interred at Lawnview.
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