Abram was the son of Daniel Hendricks and the husband of Ann Jamison or Jameson. He served during the American Revolution as Colonel of a Westmoreland Co., Pennsylovania Militia Troop of Light Horse, under Capt. William Lochry & Col. Alexander Barr.
His grandson, Thomas A. Hendricks, became the vice president of the United States. His son, Col. Thomas Hendricks, left Westmoreland County and founded the town of Greensburg in Decatur Co., Indiana.
Death notice:
"Died in Fairfield Township, Ligonier Valley, 2nd inst Abram Hendricks sr, esquire. He represented for some time in the state legislature, has since held office of Justice of the Peace, and at all times, in the full sense of the word, a peace maker, his amicable character and uniform integrity of conduct much endeared him to the society in which he lived."
Sons:
William Hendricks
John Hendricks
His grandson, Thomas A. Hendricks, became the vice president of the United States. His son, Col. Thomas Hendricks, left Westmoreland County and founded the town of Greensburg in Decatur Co., Indiana.
Death notice:
"Died in Fairfield Township, Ligonier Valley, 2nd inst Abram Hendricks sr, esquire. He represented for some time in the state legislature, has since held office of Justice of the Peace, and at all times, in the full sense of the word, a peace maker, his amicable character and uniform integrity of conduct much endeared him to the society in which he lived."
Sons:
William Hendricks
John Hendricks
Abram was the son of Daniel Hendricks and the husband of Ann Jamison or Jameson. He served during the American Revolution as Colonel of a Westmoreland Co., Pennsylovania Militia Troop of Light Horse, under Capt. William Lochry & Col. Alexander Barr.
His grandson, Thomas A. Hendricks, became the vice president of the United States. His son, Col. Thomas Hendricks, left Westmoreland County and founded the town of Greensburg in Decatur Co., Indiana.
Death notice:
"Died in Fairfield Township, Ligonier Valley, 2nd inst Abram Hendricks sr, esquire. He represented for some time in the state legislature, has since held office of Justice of the Peace, and at all times, in the full sense of the word, a peace maker, his amicable character and uniform integrity of conduct much endeared him to the society in which he lived."
Sons:
William Hendricks
John Hendricks
His grandson, Thomas A. Hendricks, became the vice president of the United States. His son, Col. Thomas Hendricks, left Westmoreland County and founded the town of Greensburg in Decatur Co., Indiana.
Death notice:
"Died in Fairfield Township, Ligonier Valley, 2nd inst Abram Hendricks sr, esquire. He represented for some time in the state legislature, has since held office of Justice of the Peace, and at all times, in the full sense of the word, a peace maker, his amicable character and uniform integrity of conduct much endeared him to the society in which he lived."
Sons:
William Hendricks
John Hendricks
Inscription
IN MEMORY OF
Abrm Hendricks Esq
who departed
this life
June 2nd 1819
Aged __ years.
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