He is the son of Aaron Clevenger & Elizabeth Carbaugh Clevenger. The birth date listed above was calculated using the original cemetery records. The records indicate that at one time he had a headstone that listed the date of his death, 28 May 1922 and that he was Age 81y4m26d at the time of his death. His place of death is indicated on the Fulton County, Pennsylvania Estate Inventory & Appraisal List as being in Ayr Township, Fulton, Pennsylvania.
Adam remained single his entire life. He resided first with his parents then, after their deaths, with his brother Jacob C Clevenger and after his brother's death, with his brother's widow, Lucinda.
He was a veteran of the Civil War serving as a Pvt. in the following:
Company B, 126th Pennsylvania Infantry from 12 Aug 1862 - 12 May 1863
Company M, 20th Pennsylvania Calvary from 1863-1864
Company K, 22nd Pennsylvania Calvary from 18 Feb 1864 - 24 Jun 1865
Company K, 3rd Pennsylvania Calvary from 24 Jun 1865 - 31 Oct 1865
On his US Civil War Pension Index Card he is listed as an "Invalid" in 1891. It is possible that he was wounded in the war.
Adam remained single his entire life. He resided first with his parents then, after their deaths, with his brother Jacob C Clevenger and after his brother's death, with his brother's widow, Lucinda.
He was a veteran of the Civil War serving as a Pvt. in the following:
Company B, 126th Pennsylvania Infantry from 12 Aug 1862 - 12 May 1863
Company M, 20th Pennsylvania Calvary from 1863-1864
Company K, 22nd Pennsylvania Calvary from 18 Feb 1864 - 24 Jun 1865
Company K, 3rd Pennsylvania Calvary from 24 Jun 1865 - 31 Oct 1865
On his US Civil War Pension Index Card he is listed as an "Invalid" in 1891. It is possible that he was wounded in the war.
He is the son of Aaron Clevenger & Elizabeth Carbaugh Clevenger. The birth date listed above was calculated using the original cemetery records. The records indicate that at one time he had a headstone that listed the date of his death, 28 May 1922 and that he was Age 81y4m26d at the time of his death. His place of death is indicated on the Fulton County, Pennsylvania Estate Inventory & Appraisal List as being in Ayr Township, Fulton, Pennsylvania.
Adam remained single his entire life. He resided first with his parents then, after their deaths, with his brother Jacob C Clevenger and after his brother's death, with his brother's widow, Lucinda.
He was a veteran of the Civil War serving as a Pvt. in the following:
Company B, 126th Pennsylvania Infantry from 12 Aug 1862 - 12 May 1863
Company M, 20th Pennsylvania Calvary from 1863-1864
Company K, 22nd Pennsylvania Calvary from 18 Feb 1864 - 24 Jun 1865
Company K, 3rd Pennsylvania Calvary from 24 Jun 1865 - 31 Oct 1865
On his US Civil War Pension Index Card he is listed as an "Invalid" in 1891. It is possible that he was wounded in the war.
Adam remained single his entire life. He resided first with his parents then, after their deaths, with his brother Jacob C Clevenger and after his brother's death, with his brother's widow, Lucinda.
He was a veteran of the Civil War serving as a Pvt. in the following:
Company B, 126th Pennsylvania Infantry from 12 Aug 1862 - 12 May 1863
Company M, 20th Pennsylvania Calvary from 1863-1864
Company K, 22nd Pennsylvania Calvary from 18 Feb 1864 - 24 Jun 1865
Company K, 3rd Pennsylvania Calvary from 24 Jun 1865 - 31 Oct 1865
On his US Civil War Pension Index Card he is listed as an "Invalid" in 1891. It is possible that he was wounded in the war.
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