Thomas Absher was born between 1784 and 1790. He married Nancy Ann Perryman on October 3, 1811, in Adair County, Kentucky, and they had twelve children:
1) Elizabeth Absher, born c. 1812
2) Anderson Absher, born August 27, 1813
3) Andrew Jackson Absher, born January 8, 1815
4) Elias Absher, born c. 1817
5) Malinda Absher, born c. 1818
6) Milly S. Absher, born c. 1820
7) Nancy Marian Absher, born February 24, 1822
8) Delilah Absher, born February 10, 1824
9) Matilda Absher, born c. 1825
10) Jane Absher, born c. 1827
11) William Absher, born c. 1829
12) Washington Perry Absher, born June 23, 1831
Thomas Absher died about 1830-1833. He is most likely buried next to his wife, Nancy Ann Perryman Absher, at Union Ridge Cemetery in New Haven, Illinois, but whereas her grave is marked, there is no grave marker for Thomas.
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Thomas and Nancy Ann Absher and their family lived in Adair County, Kentucky until about 1814, when they moved to Maury County, Tennessee. By 1830, they were living in Gallatin County, Illinois, near the town of New Haven.
1) Elizabeth Absher, born c. 1812
2) Anderson Absher, born August 27, 1813
3) Andrew Jackson Absher, born January 8, 1815
4) Elias Absher, born c. 1817
5) Malinda Absher, born c. 1818
6) Milly S. Absher, born c. 1820
7) Nancy Marian Absher, born February 24, 1822
8) Delilah Absher, born February 10, 1824
9) Matilda Absher, born c. 1825
10) Jane Absher, born c. 1827
11) William Absher, born c. 1829
12) Washington Perry Absher, born June 23, 1831
Thomas Absher died about 1830-1833. He is most likely buried next to his wife, Nancy Ann Perryman Absher, at Union Ridge Cemetery in New Haven, Illinois, but whereas her grave is marked, there is no grave marker for Thomas.
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Thomas and Nancy Ann Absher and their family lived in Adair County, Kentucky until about 1814, when they moved to Maury County, Tennessee. By 1830, they were living in Gallatin County, Illinois, near the town of New Haven.
Thomas Absher was born between 1784 and 1790. He married Nancy Ann Perryman on October 3, 1811, in Adair County, Kentucky, and they had twelve children:
1) Elizabeth Absher, born c. 1812
2) Anderson Absher, born August 27, 1813
3) Andrew Jackson Absher, born January 8, 1815
4) Elias Absher, born c. 1817
5) Malinda Absher, born c. 1818
6) Milly S. Absher, born c. 1820
7) Nancy Marian Absher, born February 24, 1822
8) Delilah Absher, born February 10, 1824
9) Matilda Absher, born c. 1825
10) Jane Absher, born c. 1827
11) William Absher, born c. 1829
12) Washington Perry Absher, born June 23, 1831
Thomas Absher died about 1830-1833. He is most likely buried next to his wife, Nancy Ann Perryman Absher, at Union Ridge Cemetery in New Haven, Illinois, but whereas her grave is marked, there is no grave marker for Thomas.
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Thomas and Nancy Ann Absher and their family lived in Adair County, Kentucky until about 1814, when they moved to Maury County, Tennessee. By 1830, they were living in Gallatin County, Illinois, near the town of New Haven.
1) Elizabeth Absher, born c. 1812
2) Anderson Absher, born August 27, 1813
3) Andrew Jackson Absher, born January 8, 1815
4) Elias Absher, born c. 1817
5) Malinda Absher, born c. 1818
6) Milly S. Absher, born c. 1820
7) Nancy Marian Absher, born February 24, 1822
8) Delilah Absher, born February 10, 1824
9) Matilda Absher, born c. 1825
10) Jane Absher, born c. 1827
11) William Absher, born c. 1829
12) Washington Perry Absher, born June 23, 1831
Thomas Absher died about 1830-1833. He is most likely buried next to his wife, Nancy Ann Perryman Absher, at Union Ridge Cemetery in New Haven, Illinois, but whereas her grave is marked, there is no grave marker for Thomas.
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Thomas and Nancy Ann Absher and their family lived in Adair County, Kentucky until about 1814, when they moved to Maury County, Tennessee. By 1830, they were living in Gallatin County, Illinois, near the town of New Haven.
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