Joseph Roman's mother was Eliza Haines who married Absalom Roman in Maryland. Eliza was a cousin of mine in my Haines tree. Eliza died in Maryland in 1842 and Absalom Roman died there in 1872. Nobody knows as yet where they were buried but it is in Cecil County, MD somewhere. Eliza's father was Eli Haines who died in MD in 1816. Eli's father was Job Haines who died in Cecil Co., MD in 1812. Job Haines' father was Joseph Haines who died in PA in 1763.
Joseph Haines, father was Richard Haines.
Richard Haines, was my 6th Great Grandfather. Richard left England in 1682 with his wife and 5 children to come to America to escape religious persecution in England. Richard got sick and died on the ship on the way here and then his wife gave birth to their 6th child on the ship! I am descended from Richard's 4th child, William Haines. Joseph Absalom Roman is descended from Richard Haines' 6th and last child, Joseph, that child who was born on the ship, at sea, in 1682 on the way to the U.S.
Nathan Haines
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Joseph A. Roman, Old War Veteran, Dies at Rose Farm
Joseph A. Roman died at 5:30 o'clock Friday evening at his home, Rose Farm, on the East end of Oregon City, following an illness of five weeks.
Mr. Roman was 84 years old, and a veteran of the Civil War, having served three and one-half years, beginning in 1861 when he enlisted as a private in Company "H", 1st Pennsylvania Rifles, more popularly known as the "Bucktail Regiment," where he served until wounded at the battle of South Mountain. After recovering, he was commissioned a first lieutenant and assigned to Company "K," 203rd Pennsylvania Volunteers, where he served until the end of the war.
Deceased is survived by his widow, Alice Milner Roman, seven children, twenty-one grand-children and twelve great grand-children. A son, Samuel T. Roman, died in 1908 and a grand-son, George Milner Snidow, was killed at St. Mihiel, France. The surviving children are as follows; Mrs. G. L. Snidow, Willamette, Oregon; Mrs. John W. Gerber, Portland, Oregon; Mrs. William E. Boone, and William H. Roman, both of Weaubleau, Missouri; Mrs. D. F. Adcock, Willamette, Oregon and Miss Harriet M. Roman and Miss Emma A. Roman, of Oregon City.
Born near Rowlandville, Cecil County, Maryland, on August 26th, 1837, Mr. Roman moved to Hickory county, Missouri in 1883 and moved to Oregon in 1900. He was a member of Meade Post, No. 2, G. A. R.
Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the Holman and Pace undertaking parlors. Private services for the family will be held at 11:30 at the Portland Crematorium.
Friends are requested to omit flowers.
Oregon City Enterprise newspaper, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1921, front page, column 4.
Joseph Haines, father was Richard Haines.
Richard Haines, was my 6th Great Grandfather. Richard left England in 1682 with his wife and 5 children to come to America to escape religious persecution in England. Richard got sick and died on the ship on the way here and then his wife gave birth to their 6th child on the ship! I am descended from Richard's 4th child, William Haines. Joseph Absalom Roman is descended from Richard Haines' 6th and last child, Joseph, that child who was born on the ship, at sea, in 1682 on the way to the U.S.
Nathan Haines
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Joseph A. Roman, Old War Veteran, Dies at Rose Farm
Joseph A. Roman died at 5:30 o'clock Friday evening at his home, Rose Farm, on the East end of Oregon City, following an illness of five weeks.
Mr. Roman was 84 years old, and a veteran of the Civil War, having served three and one-half years, beginning in 1861 when he enlisted as a private in Company "H", 1st Pennsylvania Rifles, more popularly known as the "Bucktail Regiment," where he served until wounded at the battle of South Mountain. After recovering, he was commissioned a first lieutenant and assigned to Company "K," 203rd Pennsylvania Volunteers, where he served until the end of the war.
Deceased is survived by his widow, Alice Milner Roman, seven children, twenty-one grand-children and twelve great grand-children. A son, Samuel T. Roman, died in 1908 and a grand-son, George Milner Snidow, was killed at St. Mihiel, France. The surviving children are as follows; Mrs. G. L. Snidow, Willamette, Oregon; Mrs. John W. Gerber, Portland, Oregon; Mrs. William E. Boone, and William H. Roman, both of Weaubleau, Missouri; Mrs. D. F. Adcock, Willamette, Oregon and Miss Harriet M. Roman and Miss Emma A. Roman, of Oregon City.
Born near Rowlandville, Cecil County, Maryland, on August 26th, 1837, Mr. Roman moved to Hickory county, Missouri in 1883 and moved to Oregon in 1900. He was a member of Meade Post, No. 2, G. A. R.
Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the Holman and Pace undertaking parlors. Private services for the family will be held at 11:30 at the Portland Crematorium.
Friends are requested to omit flowers.
Oregon City Enterprise newspaper, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1921, front page, column 4.
Joseph Roman's mother was Eliza Haines who married Absalom Roman in Maryland. Eliza was a cousin of mine in my Haines tree. Eliza died in Maryland in 1842 and Absalom Roman died there in 1872. Nobody knows as yet where they were buried but it is in Cecil County, MD somewhere. Eliza's father was Eli Haines who died in MD in 1816. Eli's father was Job Haines who died in Cecil Co., MD in 1812. Job Haines' father was Joseph Haines who died in PA in 1763.
Joseph Haines, father was Richard Haines.
Richard Haines, was my 6th Great Grandfather. Richard left England in 1682 with his wife and 5 children to come to America to escape religious persecution in England. Richard got sick and died on the ship on the way here and then his wife gave birth to their 6th child on the ship! I am descended from Richard's 4th child, William Haines. Joseph Absalom Roman is descended from Richard Haines' 6th and last child, Joseph, that child who was born on the ship, at sea, in 1682 on the way to the U.S.
Nathan Haines
[email protected]
Joseph A. Roman, Old War Veteran, Dies at Rose Farm
Joseph A. Roman died at 5:30 o'clock Friday evening at his home, Rose Farm, on the East end of Oregon City, following an illness of five weeks.
Mr. Roman was 84 years old, and a veteran of the Civil War, having served three and one-half years, beginning in 1861 when he enlisted as a private in Company "H", 1st Pennsylvania Rifles, more popularly known as the "Bucktail Regiment," where he served until wounded at the battle of South Mountain. After recovering, he was commissioned a first lieutenant and assigned to Company "K," 203rd Pennsylvania Volunteers, where he served until the end of the war.
Deceased is survived by his widow, Alice Milner Roman, seven children, twenty-one grand-children and twelve great grand-children. A son, Samuel T. Roman, died in 1908 and a grand-son, George Milner Snidow, was killed at St. Mihiel, France. The surviving children are as follows; Mrs. G. L. Snidow, Willamette, Oregon; Mrs. John W. Gerber, Portland, Oregon; Mrs. William E. Boone, and William H. Roman, both of Weaubleau, Missouri; Mrs. D. F. Adcock, Willamette, Oregon and Miss Harriet M. Roman and Miss Emma A. Roman, of Oregon City.
Born near Rowlandville, Cecil County, Maryland, on August 26th, 1837, Mr. Roman moved to Hickory county, Missouri in 1883 and moved to Oregon in 1900. He was a member of Meade Post, No. 2, G. A. R.
Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the Holman and Pace undertaking parlors. Private services for the family will be held at 11:30 at the Portland Crematorium.
Friends are requested to omit flowers.
Oregon City Enterprise newspaper, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1921, front page, column 4.
Joseph Haines, father was Richard Haines.
Richard Haines, was my 6th Great Grandfather. Richard left England in 1682 with his wife and 5 children to come to America to escape religious persecution in England. Richard got sick and died on the ship on the way here and then his wife gave birth to their 6th child on the ship! I am descended from Richard's 4th child, William Haines. Joseph Absalom Roman is descended from Richard Haines' 6th and last child, Joseph, that child who was born on the ship, at sea, in 1682 on the way to the U.S.
Nathan Haines
[email protected]
Joseph A. Roman, Old War Veteran, Dies at Rose Farm
Joseph A. Roman died at 5:30 o'clock Friday evening at his home, Rose Farm, on the East end of Oregon City, following an illness of five weeks.
Mr. Roman was 84 years old, and a veteran of the Civil War, having served three and one-half years, beginning in 1861 when he enlisted as a private in Company "H", 1st Pennsylvania Rifles, more popularly known as the "Bucktail Regiment," where he served until wounded at the battle of South Mountain. After recovering, he was commissioned a first lieutenant and assigned to Company "K," 203rd Pennsylvania Volunteers, where he served until the end of the war.
Deceased is survived by his widow, Alice Milner Roman, seven children, twenty-one grand-children and twelve great grand-children. A son, Samuel T. Roman, died in 1908 and a grand-son, George Milner Snidow, was killed at St. Mihiel, France. The surviving children are as follows; Mrs. G. L. Snidow, Willamette, Oregon; Mrs. John W. Gerber, Portland, Oregon; Mrs. William E. Boone, and William H. Roman, both of Weaubleau, Missouri; Mrs. D. F. Adcock, Willamette, Oregon and Miss Harriet M. Roman and Miss Emma A. Roman, of Oregon City.
Born near Rowlandville, Cecil County, Maryland, on August 26th, 1837, Mr. Roman moved to Hickory county, Missouri in 1883 and moved to Oregon in 1900. He was a member of Meade Post, No. 2, G. A. R.
Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the Holman and Pace undertaking parlors. Private services for the family will be held at 11:30 at the Portland Crematorium.
Friends are requested to omit flowers.
Oregon City Enterprise newspaper, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1921, front page, column 4.
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