Abram - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Michael Abram- Minnesota

desprado98_1 — 2009-11-07 14:14:20Z

We might be cousins. My father, Alexander Rudolph Abram, had a brother Mike. If I remember he had a son named Terry. I only met them once back in around 1964 or so. My father's mother's name was Olga. We lived in California since my dad was about 30, he had a very hard youth and didn't talk much about it. I know they all came from Poland, actually called Russ-Poland and my father spoke German. He always thought he was German till my grandmother died and they listed her country of origin to be Poland.

Re: Looking for Descendants of roberts

CathySweeney99 — 2009-07-25 21:15:14Z

Lucinda Abram,was my gggrandfathers sister and I have been researching the family on my mothers side and run across your messages.Would like to chat with you.Oh my gggrandfathers name was Manuel Williams,his father and mother was William & Katie Williams/Gaines,my grandfather was Isaac Williams&grandmother Joanna Stevenson. My E-Mail is cathysweeney@sbcglobal.net ,I live in Wichita,Kansas.

Re: Abram family from Tennessee

Kenindrel — 2009-03-07 09:54:18Z

that could possibly mean we're related somehow because (columbia) mississippi is exactly where my family is from but then my father moved to pennsylvania when he was 18.. not sure if thats the same but who knows ???

Re: Abrams, addie, granddaughter bazel

MartinAbrams369 — 2008-08-10 15:50:21Z

Hello Tiffany

I am familiar with most of your family line. I can verify from Bazel Abrams and Martha Brown to Thomas. Jemima Friend is very possible, but there is no real confirmation to that. Henry is probably the father to Thomas. A recent DNA test supports a relationship, not necessarily father to son. There is no strong proof that Rhoda Spencer was his wife. I have seen the lines for Sidwell and earlier Henrys but I have never seen a source for that so I am reticent to include them.

I descend from Thomas. I am in contact with other members of your Basil family. You can contact me at abramsml@yahoo.com

Re: Abrams from Ireland?

tonilouisa — 2008-08-04 18:19:21Z

My father is researching the Abram family and has come across the following in Irleand at http://griffiths.askaboutireland.ie/gv4/gv_family_search_res...

ABRAM JAMES DONEGAL TEMPLECARN
ABRAM WILLIAM DONEGAL TEMPLECARN
ABRAM WILLIAM DONEGAL TEMPLECARN
ABRAM THOMAS DONEGAL TEMPLECARN
ABRAM MARGARET DONEGAL TEMPLECARN
ABRAM JOSEPH DONEGAL TEMPLECARN

Maybe this is what you are looking for?

Toni Abram

Re: Looking for Descendants of roberts

TexasT57 — 2008-05-03 14:56:15Z

Jake C. and Maude (Parish) Roberts were my great-grandparents. After Jake died, Maude married John H. Gibson (he was a Native American Indian). They are both buried at Hope Cemetery, Henrietta, Clay County, Texas. Maude and Jake had the following childern:
Alfred Lee Roberts 1905-06/13/1958
Edgar Oscar Roberts 09/06/1909 - 03/18/1938
Elmer Taft Roberts 12/27/1910 - 10/26/1957
Mary Elizabeth Magdaline Roberts 07/06/1913
Sybil Leona Inez Roberts 04/08/1915 - 04/24/2007 (my granny)
All of the above are buried at Hope Cementery, Henrietta, Clay County, Texas.
Maude and John Gibson had the following childern:
Raymond David Gibson 01/15/1922 - 04/17/1991
Helen Thelma Gibson 06/12/1925 - 06/17/1998
Billy Eugene Gibson 04/10/1928 - 11/03/1970
David and Billy are buried at Hope cemetery, Henrietta, Clay County, Texas.
Helen was cremated.

If you would like any more info. e-mail me at texast@cebridge.net.

Paula

Abrams, addie, granddaughter bazel

tiffanylmason — 2008-04-18 01:31:26Z

i have looked through the different messages, my grandfather is donald ray abrams died 1998, his father is bill abrams, and helen castle, bill abrams mother is addie abrams father unknown, addie father is james abrams mother unknown, james father is bazel abrams mother is marth brown, bazel father is bazel abrams sr. mother is susannah lacks or lackey, bazels sr father is thomas abrams, mother is jemima friend, thomas abrams father is henry abrams and mother is rhoda spencer,thomas father is henry abrams, mother is sidwell something, henry abrams father is henry abramham and the rest i am not sure, i have a lot of branches off here and there, but not sure whats true and what not, i have only found what i found on ancestry.com. anyone who knows anything else please get ahold of me post a rely and leave an email address. thanks

Re: Issac Gladys Abram

norebah1920 — 2008-04-09 02:59:20Z

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Re: Abrams from Ireland? Or Germany?

elizabethfolger55 — 2008-02-13 01:33:31Z

I too have the name Abraham, my ancesters came from Ireland, Samuel Abram married Martha Anderson both born in Ireland.he was born about 1800. his dad was James and his mother was Rebecca Anderson. Thats about as far back as I can get. can anybody help? ps. they moved to scotland. Elizabeth Abraham.

Re: My Abram Family

tonilouisa — 2008-02-09 11:18:56Z

I came into this world on 10th May 1971 and weighed in at 6 /6. I was born to my parents at home in Luton, Bedfordshire. Back then, my mum, Diane, wore her hair long and her skirts short and dad, Michael, thought he was one of the Dubliners.

My sister Rachel followed 2 years later - she was born in hospital at Chester, which was to be our permanent home.

My mum and was born in Bedfordshire in 1948. She had one sister Pamela Ann, seven years older than herself, a twin but Freda had died at 3 days old. Dad was born in August 1994, the only child of my grandparents Louis Bowers Abram and Delia Eileen Clarke.

Delia was the daughter of a Northamptonshire Police Sergeant, Albert Edward William Clarke who, on his retirement he was described as having an ‘exemplary character’.

Louis, was the second son of Joseph Charles Abram an Army Sergeant and Millicent May Bowers. Louis, was a Corporal in the Royal Air Force. He learnt to fly in a Tiger Moth at Sywell? but war broke out on the day he was due to take his test, so he never saw active combat. He later worked at Vauxhall Motors in Luton, retiring in 1970 after 25 years service having established ‘an excellent reputation in respect of loyalty, conscientiousness and timekeeping’.

Joseph Bowers Abram, the couples first son was born in Tempe, Pretoria, South Africa, in 1913, where Joseph Charles was stationed on army service. The child lived for 2 short months - he died of Enteritis and Heart failure and is buried in South Africa.

Joseph Charles served in the army from January 1901 to March 1922, receiving the 1914 Star, the British War Medal 1914 - 1918 and the Victory Medal 1914 - 1918 as well as being mentioned in Despatches on 30th December 1918.

On discharge, Joseph Charles Abram was involved in a number of projects. He built houses at Mears Ashby Road?, built Earls Barton Motors in the early 1930’s and ran Abrams buses which used to operate a small local service with trips to Wellingborough and back at weekends costing four pennies return. During the war the garage was used for repairing aircraft parts for Sywell aerodrome and in March 1943 the garage sustained a broken window when two Air Force Bombers collided and crashed.

Joseph Charles Abram was the son of Charles Abram and Emily Hutchings. They were married in 1880 and had many children, the youngest being Violet born in 1906, who lived to celebrate her 100th birthday in 2006. The family photo below shows show Charles and Emily with many of their children and grandchildren.

When asked about the photo in her 100th year, Violet, who can be seen in the photo, seated in front of her mother and father re-called a number of things. The photo was taken not long after Walter & Mabel's wedding and one of the brothers, George had come over from America to visit. The dress that Violet wore was of blue velvet.

Charlie Abram, my great grandfather, was not in the photo because he was in Africa serving in the war. She remembered that Charlie had been married prior to marrying my great grandmother Millicent May Bowers and that his first wife had been a ‘dark skinned lady’. Records show that Joseph’s first wife was Lucy Thompson, her father William was a Gardener and he mother Harriet, a Greengrocer. Joseph and Lucy married on 16th April 1916

Violet said she was about the same age as Gladys (Frank's daughter) but Gladys had died aged 29. She noticed that Theresa, who they called Sis, wasn't in the picture but she couldn't remember why and that Kit & Albert's son Sonny had also died young but was unsure at what age. Also, that there was at least 2 other siblings but that they had died - one was a female named Mary the other was a male but she did not know his name.

Although Charles and Emily stayed in England and Charlie and Millicent settled in England too after the war, many of the family emigrated to Australia. Violet re-called that Rose (Kathleen) was not in the photo as she was already in Australia, her and her husband, an Australian soldier, had left around 1919. Reg followed in approximately 1922 - 1923 and Louis, Bet-Martha & Violet left around Christmas 1924, arriving in Australia on 9th February 1925. They sailed aboard the Ship Esperance Bay on it's maiden voyage, which was later turned into a battle ship in the Second World War and sunk.

Violet was only seventeen at the time and is said to have travelled as Louis and Bet-Martha’s daughter. George didn't want them to go and had tried to convince them along with Charles, Emily & other family members to immigrate to America.

Emily my great grandmother and Violets mother, lived into her 90’s. She sent the photo below to her daughter Violet in Australia, on the back she had written ‘What do you think of a face like this at 90’?

My great great great grandfathers parents, were Joseph and Ann Abram (nee Cox). Joseph was a Shoemaker Journeyman born to Rebecca and James, in Rothwell in 1859. Joseph died aged 28. The death certificate shows he had been suffering from Phthisis Pulmonalis, known today as Tuberculosis, for 13 months. Ann subsequently married again, to William Maloney in 1869.

My Abram Family

tonilouisa — 2008-02-09 11:06:06Z

Re: Abrams from Ireland? Or Germany?

tonilouisa — 2008-02-09 11:01:13Z

Hello

My name is Abram too and I believe there is an Irish connection, by marriage in my family.

This is my family:

Dad - Michael Peter Abram

Grandfather - Louis Bowers Abram - m - Delia Eileen Clarke

Great Grandfather - Joseph Charles Abram - m - Millicent May Bowers (2nd wife)

Great Great Grandfather - Charles Abram - m - Emily Hutchings

Great Great Great Grandparents - Joseph Abram - m - Ann Cox

Joseph and Ann had children but I believe that Joseph died young and Ann Cox re-married a man called William Maloney from Ireland and had children with him also.

The Abram / Maloney family can be found living in Northamptonshire on the 1871 and 1881 census. Have not investigated what happened to them after that.

Toni Abram
http://centronuclear.org.uk

Re: Abram family

tonilouisa — 2008-02-09 10:28:32Z

My name is Abram and I am also intersted to hear from anyone with information on the names Abram(s) and Abraham(s), in the UK and posibly Ireland.

My Abram ancestors come from the South of England and I would be very keen to hear from anyone else with ancestors from this part of the country. M research seems to indicate that the Abram family came from up North; Southport and Wigan (I believe there is a place called Abram in Wigan also), which strangely is the area my family live in now.

My father was born in Northamptonshire and his father Louis Bowers Abram was born in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk (1916). Joseph Charles Abram was my great grandfather and he was born in Northampton and Charles Abram my great great grandfather was born in Rothwell, Northamptonshire. My great great grandfather was Joseph Abram but I have no details abour him at present.

Toni Abram

Re: Ralph Abram, England

Inchcape01 — 2007-12-04 02:00:31Z

Mike was here about a month ago but is moving so much hard to get info from him now. Glad to hear from you. Write to me at jowelch1@sbcglobal.net Do you have first name of Abram wed to Elizabeth Kelsall?

Re: Ralph Abram, England

jane18139 — 2007-12-03 21:08:01Z

I have acquired quite a lot of information about Ralph Abram and Mary Perry and their descendants from Michael Gregory. If you haven't already got it, I am happy to share. Please contact.

Re: Abram Family Looking for information

holly1886 — 2007-11-20 01:22:50Z

seasons greetings!
i am a 5th generation relative to august abram
i have recorded many abrams tracked since august
please tell me what i can do for you
i use "family trees quick & easy" program

Re: abrams in Ireland

2006-03-02 08:53:42Z

Abram is a common name in County Antrim, especially on the North East Coast. Previous research suggests that the name originated in Co.Fermanagh. Have just started trying to research it. It is my mothers maiden name. Her father was James Abram but also in some documents it is spelt Abraham.
Hope this helps.
Pauline.

Re: abrams in Ireland

loubieh3 — 2007-04-29 21:18:14Z

I am also researching Abraham who came from Ireland.
I have managed to go back to 1840's.

My GGGrandfather was also James Abraham b abt 1846 in Co Leitrem Ireland, that's what it states on the 1871 census fro England. He married Cathrine Burk(e)also born in Ireland abt 1848. they left Ireland and moved to Huddersfield England. I have now hit a brick wall and cannot find any futher info on James Parents or his birth details. Could we be related??

It is becoming extremely difficult now due to the different spellings of Abraham--- I am checking Abraham, Abrahams, Abram, Abrams and Hebron, apparently the last spelling Hebron is another possibility.

Get in touch if any of my info rings any bells.

Louise

ABRAM, Rufford, Lancs

2006-07-03 11:00:16Z

I have a Susan ABRAMS mar George FORSHAW 1749 Croston, I think Susan may be from the Rufford/Crsoton area, possible father Robert.

Re: Joseph Thomas Abram

2006-04-15 19:16:44Z

I am researching the Raper family. I have Joseph Thomas Abram married to Mary Elizabeth Abram. I am of the family of Andrew Robert Raper who married Elizabeth Christy. Andrew R. Raper is the brother of Shelby Raper, the grandfather of Mary Elizabeth Raper Abram. Do you have other information on mary Elizabeth Abram? I would love to share. LaVern

Re: ABRAM family in Banks, Lancashire

2006-02-14 09:03:56Z

Hi,
It looks like we have a connection.
I will print out what I have and come back to you if that is ok.
At work at them moment, so do not have access to my programme.

Regards

Paul......

Mary Abram Vickers

2006-07-31 19:32:05Z

My great grandfather, George H. Vickers married Mary Abram who's parents were Christopher Abram and Sophia Fall. Mary Abram was born in Irondiquoit, NY. But I can't find any information about her parents except that they came from Germany. I would like to find where they were buried. Any info would help. Thanks.

Re: Abrams in Banks

2006-01-03 10:39:05Z

Hi
I would be gratefull for any info you have.
I managed to get a load of info recently, but it is takig an age to add it to my tree,but when I have done it all I could send you a .ged file.
I hope to get back to visit Banks in the spring time, to take some village photos, cemetary & grave stone photos etc.

Paul

Re: Abrams in Banks

2005-12-31 14:37:37Z

Have just renewed my family tree after receiving a lot more information from Steve Baxter. If you are still interested I can e-mail a copy or it should shortly be on Genes Reunited.

Graham

Re: North Meols Abrams

2005-12-18 22:48:31Z

Hi Stephen,

You are way ahead of me with these link ups, but if you contact me at grahamabram9@aol.com will be happy to swap gedcom files.

Graham

Re: Abrams from Ireland? Or Germany?

HPHabron — 2007-07-28 09:58:49Z

Just to confuse more, my surname HABRON is fairly new as my Grandfather was baptised as ABRAHAM in Quinaltagh, Co Galway in 1883. The family name changed on moving to Huddersfield England. We have heard that the name originated from the North, and was shortened from an older Gaelic name. I have a family tree going back to around 1790 but with lots of dead ends.
If I can help anyone let me know.
Howard P Habron

Re: ABRAM family in Banks, Lancashire

CeliaJackson121 — 2006-02-14 00:34:44Z

Hi, My Grandmother was Ellen Wareing b1893, daughter of Jeffrey Ben Wareing b1871 and Ann Abram, b 1874, daughter of John Abram b1846 and Nanny Brade, 1843, daughter of Hugh Brade and Ellen b abt 1821. That's as far back as I go in that line.
Ellen married Rowlan Kirkby, and had six children including Joan and my father George.
I'm trying to find Jeffrey Ben Wareing's father, who was not married to his mother Margaret Wareing b1843. JBW's grandparents were James Ainscough and his wife Ellen Blundell who had sons called Ainscough, and at least one called Hugh Blundell.
Hope to hear fro you soon, Celia.

Re: North Meols Abrams

CeliaJackson121 — 2006-02-14 00:34:44Z

Hi Graham
My Grandmother Ellen Wareing born 1893 was daughter of Ann Abram b1874, daughter of Nanny Brade 1843 and John Abram, b about 1846. Don't know his parents, but Nanny's were Hugh and Ellen Brade.
Ellen Wareing's father, Jeffrey Ben Wareing was son of Margaret Wareing, unmarried and someone who might have been called Ainscough or Blundell. I'd like to trace him. I would very much appreciate information about the Abrams or Wareings, if you think my relatives link up with yours.
Cheers, Celia.

Re: North Meols Abrams

CeliaJackson121 — 2006-02-14 01:00:00Z

My Grandmother Ellen Wareing born 1893 was daughter of Jeffrey Bem Wareing 1871 and Ann Abram b1874. Ann was daughter of Nanny Brade 1843 and John Abram, b about 1846. Don't know his parents, but Nanny's were Hugh and Ellen Brade.
Ellen Wareing's father, Jeffrey Ben Wareing was son of Margaret Wareing, unmarried and someone who might have been called Ainscough or Blundell.
Do you think we are connected somehow? I'd love to hear from you. Cheers, Celia

Edward and Catherine Edwards Abram; Wales

@@rsswift@pacbell.net — 2006-07-31 19:31:36Z

Edward ABRAM married Catherine EDWARDS, daughter Mary born 1781, South Wales.

ABRAM family in Banks, Lancashire

paulsp11 — 2005-11-15 12:14:15Z

Trying to fill in gaps in family tree, I am looking for descendents of Jack Abram and Nanny Brade.
Their children being John (who died aged 18y), Dick and son Peter(died young), Peter, Martha, Mary, Ellen (who married David Gregson and had a daughter Issabella who died 10-11-1893 aged 2y6m), Anne (who married Ben Wareing and had a daughter Nellie(who had a daughter Joan) and Alice (who married Aubrey xxx)) and finally Alice who married Mark Thomason.

Abrams from Banks

paulsp11 — 2005-11-15 12:14:15Z

Sorry not to have replied before now, not been doing much family tree work recently, and had not checked the pages.
If you can give me any info on the tree you know of, your parents, grandparents names etc, and I will try to link it in.
Hope to hear from you soon
Paul.....

Richard Abram North Meols

keithwwild — 2006-01-02 15:42:57Z

Help wanted on Richard Abram born 1804/1806 (depnds on the census year) Two of similar date are both proving hard to track but info on the one on the 51 census living in Liverpool (HO107/2177/531 p46) would be appreciated.

Re: Marian Janet Abram

holmgilli — 2007-06-23 18:49:48Z

my james blake had children:
1796 martha = broxton
1802 thomas - tilston
1808 james = tilston
1811 joseph = tilston

I have found a john blake born 1804 from barton (perhaps carden is included in barton as it is very near) with different parents. also brothers and sisters for him. I am trying to find my james' baptism and connect him to the other family of blakes living in barton. Is this your direct line? are you descended form this John?

gill

Re: Marian Janet Abram

holmgilli — 2007-06-23 19:19:02Z

John blake was baptised 1804 in farndon - recorded as living in Barton. His parents are Edward and Frances. I suspect Edward (born about 1766 and James (born 1772) are brothers or possibly cousins. I am trying to find out where they were born as neither of them were baptised in Farndon parish or the neighbouring parishes.
by the way - John's brother Joseph was baptised in 1800 so is slightly older than the info you have. There are no other Blakes in the area, so these must be your line. I have about 10 brothers and sisters listed.

Re: Marian Janet Abram

holmgilli — 2007-06-21 19:23:30Z

I am trying to find a baptism for my gggg grandfather James Blake who was living in barton, cheshire when he got married. Do your Blakes have a cheshire connection? Have you any idea where to look for him in cheshire? He was born about 1772 and I have had no luck looking for him in Barton (Farndon parish)

Gill

Abraham or Abram MI

418lake — 2007-06-17 13:43:58Z

Would like to receive any information about my grandparents, Anthony and Matilda Abram but particularly where they immigrated from and if there are any living relatives. Anthony was born around 1880 and died in 1914. They had two sons, Tony and George (my father). My father also died in 1914. They were farmers around Marine City, MI.

Re: North Meols Abrams

henmacniven — 2006-01-09 19:00:09Z

Hi, the 1861 Census gives a John Abram, B1807, wife Ann and their children. Have also posted a notice re North Meols/ Banks showing a connection between the Rimmer(Rymer)/Spencer/Abraham and Blundells.
Regards
George

John Abram et al

henmacniven — 2006-01-09 17:51:45Z

Hi Dawn.
Have come across details which match yours rather well.. The name appears to have been spelt Abraham, a very common mix up over here, Think you will find them all in the 1851 UK census, Robert, Ann, John and George, the dates appear to correspond quite well
Regards

Re: Marian Janet Abram

JoWelch84 — 2007-06-23 19:00:41Z

I don't have anymore on them except what I sent. Yes, I am in line from John 1804 with brother Joseph 1806 but can't prove place of birth or parents.
What are your James parents names? Could they all be brothers or cousins?

Re: Marian Janet Abram

JoWelch84 — 2007-06-23 22:01:13Z

Do you have any info on Johns wife Elizabeth Thompson?
It must be the same line. I will have to check it out and get back to you. Thanks. Jo Ann

Re: Marian Janet Abram

JoWelch84 — 2007-06-23 18:20:11Z

Did your James have sons John 1804, Joseph 1806 born Carden, Cheshire? I don't have their parents names.
They also lived in Oxton close to Transmere. John was married to Ellen Thompson.

Ralph Abram, England

JoWelch84 — 2006-11-23 01:49:53Z

Looking for info on Ralph Abram 1785 wed to Mary Perry in Liverpool, England 1823.

Re: Marian Janet Abram

JoWelch84 — 2006-11-23 01:49:53Z

Hi thanks for reply. This must be the same line but I have father of six sons as Harold Arthur 1834-1876 wed 1853 to Marion Janet Abram 1834-1881. Lived Liverpool. Sons:
Ralph, Arthur, Harold, Richard, George, Hugh which could have been Herbert. George was my grandfather. You have Richard as the father. What is your source for his name?
I have a picture of him and it says Harold Arthur on the back.
He is dressed in a military uniform. Hope we can connect as I don't have much on the Blakes in England. I have a lot on Georges family. He left England at age 18.

Re: Marian Janet Abram

JoWelch84 — 2006-11-23 01:49:53Z

Yes, I am sure now that it is the same family. I had Paradise Row address. All these years the family thought grandfathers name was Harold Arthur. What a surprise to find it was Richard. Do you have a picture of him? So many questions for you. Write to me direct ok? jowelch@att.net
Good to meet you cousin.

Re: North Meols Abrams

StephenBaxter99 — 2006-07-25 13:48:40Z

Hello Graham

I have all of the surnames you list that you are interested in from North Meols, mostly from Banks , Crossens & Churchtown although I've followed all ines as far as I can and have 14573 individuals linked up so far.

Bonds (Boonds) and baxters are my main lines, but I have Wareing (x2) and Rimmer (Rymer) 2nd great grandparents.

To be honest I've been stuck on a few Abrams - I think my 3rd great grandmother (Ann Johnson) married a John Abram born about 1807, but I don't know which one.

I'd be interested in the Boonds you have as well, just to see if I can make a link with the ones you have.

Regards

Steve Baxter

Re: Abrams from Ireland? Or Germany?

tonilouisa — 2006-12-28 11:26:23Z

I do not know if there were Abrams in Ireland but I have recently found that my great great grandmother Ann Abram (nee Cox) married William Maloney fron Ireland after my great great great grandfather Joseph Abram died.

I believe the marriage took place in Northamptonshire in 1869 and the couple went on to have several children namely John W, Eugene, Jeremiah, John and William who were step brothers to Emma, Harriett and George Abram and my great great grandfather Charles Abram.

Would be interested to hear from anyone who can fill me in on the Maloney family / Abram family.

Thank you

Toni Abram

Re: Catherine Hendricks

CherylHuff18 — 2006-12-05 22:02:07Z

Priscilla,
Did your Catherine and Henry ABRAM have a son Henry ABRAM who married Margaret GEORGE in 1870 in Pendleton, KY? Margaret was born abt. 1839, but I can not find either Margaret or Henry in the 1870 or the 1880 Census.
Cheryl C. Huff
ccoke1945@msn.com

Re: Gabriel Abram or Abrams born abt.1773 in PA

CherylHuff18 — 2006-12-05 22:02:07Z

Will you please tell me more about your Gabriel ABRAM? I am look for a Henry ABRAM who was in Grant and Pendleton counties, KY in 1870. He married Margaret GEORGE at this time, but then I can not find them after that. Thank You.
Cheryl C. Huff
ccoke1945@msn.com

Henry Abram

CherylHuff18 — 2006-12-05 22:02:07Z

I am looking for Henry ABRAM who married Margaret GEORGE, 1870 in Pendleton, Kentucky. Margaret was born in 1840, in Lincoln, Kentucky and was the daughter of William GEORGE and Mary ANDERSON.
Cheryl C. Huff
ccoke1945@msn.com