Abram Longyear was the son of Johannes Longyear and Annajte Winne.
On Oct 27, 1812 he married Jane Rogers (1789-1853), whose sister, Elizabeth Rogers, married Abram's nephew, Andrew Longyear. Andrew & Elizabeth are buried in Hudler Cemetery, as is Abrams's sister, Annajte "Anna" Longyear Winne.
According to "The Descendants of Jacob Longyear of Ulster County, New York" by Edmund J Longyear, 1942: "He was a farmer, a Methodist, a great hunter and trapper and a soldier in the War of 1812". This source also states that "Abraham" Longyear died 1 Aug 1890 in Kingston, but the attached newspaper obituary published in The Kingston Daily Freeman, Kingston, NY, Wednesday, October 9, 1889 states that he died on 8 Oct 1889 in Kingston.
Father of:
Mary Ann Longyear (1813-d. young)
Chloe Saloma Longyear Ferguson Winchell (1815-1900)
Joseph Rogers Longyear (1818-1861)
Henry Williams Longyear (1821-1896)
Alexander Longyear (1824-d. young)
Peter Longyear (1826-1891)
Mary Jane Longyear (1831-d. 7 yrs)
Infant Longyear (d. young)
On Oct 27, 1812 he married Jane Rogers (1789-1853), whose sister, Elizabeth Rogers, married Abram's nephew, Andrew Longyear. Andrew & Elizabeth are buried in Hudler Cemetery, as is Abrams's sister, Annajte "Anna" Longyear Winne.
According to "The Descendants of Jacob Longyear of Ulster County, New York" by Edmund J Longyear, 1942: "He was a farmer, a Methodist, a great hunter and trapper and a soldier in the War of 1812". This source also states that "Abraham" Longyear died 1 Aug 1890 in Kingston, but the attached newspaper obituary published in The Kingston Daily Freeman, Kingston, NY, Wednesday, October 9, 1889 states that he died on 8 Oct 1889 in Kingston.
Father of:
Mary Ann Longyear (1813-d. young)
Chloe Saloma Longyear Ferguson Winchell (1815-1900)
Joseph Rogers Longyear (1818-1861)
Henry Williams Longyear (1821-1896)
Alexander Longyear (1824-d. young)
Peter Longyear (1826-1891)
Mary Jane Longyear (1831-d. 7 yrs)
Infant Longyear (d. young)
Abram Longyear was the son of Johannes Longyear and Annajte Winne.
On Oct 27, 1812 he married Jane Rogers (1789-1853), whose sister, Elizabeth Rogers, married Abram's nephew, Andrew Longyear. Andrew & Elizabeth are buried in Hudler Cemetery, as is Abrams's sister, Annajte "Anna" Longyear Winne.
According to "The Descendants of Jacob Longyear of Ulster County, New York" by Edmund J Longyear, 1942: "He was a farmer, a Methodist, a great hunter and trapper and a soldier in the War of 1812". This source also states that "Abraham" Longyear died 1 Aug 1890 in Kingston, but the attached newspaper obituary published in The Kingston Daily Freeman, Kingston, NY, Wednesday, October 9, 1889 states that he died on 8 Oct 1889 in Kingston.
Father of:
Mary Ann Longyear (1813-d. young)
Chloe Saloma Longyear Ferguson Winchell (1815-1900)
Joseph Rogers Longyear (1818-1861)
Henry Williams Longyear (1821-1896)
Alexander Longyear (1824-d. young)
Peter Longyear (1826-1891)
Mary Jane Longyear (1831-d. 7 yrs)
Infant Longyear (d. young)
On Oct 27, 1812 he married Jane Rogers (1789-1853), whose sister, Elizabeth Rogers, married Abram's nephew, Andrew Longyear. Andrew & Elizabeth are buried in Hudler Cemetery, as is Abrams's sister, Annajte "Anna" Longyear Winne.
According to "The Descendants of Jacob Longyear of Ulster County, New York" by Edmund J Longyear, 1942: "He was a farmer, a Methodist, a great hunter and trapper and a soldier in the War of 1812". This source also states that "Abraham" Longyear died 1 Aug 1890 in Kingston, but the attached newspaper obituary published in The Kingston Daily Freeman, Kingston, NY, Wednesday, October 9, 1889 states that he died on 8 Oct 1889 in Kingston.
Father of:
Mary Ann Longyear (1813-d. young)
Chloe Saloma Longyear Ferguson Winchell (1815-1900)
Joseph Rogers Longyear (1818-1861)
Henry Williams Longyear (1821-1896)
Alexander Longyear (1824-d. young)
Peter Longyear (1826-1891)
Mary Jane Longyear (1831-d. 7 yrs)
Infant Longyear (d. young)
Gravesite Details
This memorial was originally created in the Hudler Cemetery (source was Old Tombstones of Ulster County, New York, J Wilson Poucher, 1930) but newspaper obituary states he was buried in Family Burial Ground at Phoenicia, probably unmarked grave
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