Abram/Abraham Lawton Teachman (Abraham, William Allen) began his adult life, like many of his predecessors, as a farm laborer earning a living off of the land. Soldiers were needed to fight in the Civil War and on 13 December 1864 he mustered into the "26th" Co., Massachusetts Unattached Infantry, serving until 12 May 1865. Within a year after his discharge, he married Hannah M. Durfee in New Bedford, MA. He also worked at other occupations. In 1880, he was a stone mason. On 18 Sept. 1899, Hannah died in New Bedford. In 1901 he remarried to his younger brother George Herbert Teachman's widow, Lizzie Teachman. He relocated to Dartmouth, MA and in 1910 was involved in the poultry business. Abraham died 2 Aug. 1929 in Dartmouth, MA. Lizzie died 7 Nov. 1929 in New Bedford, MA.
Abram/Abraham Lawton Teachman (Abraham, William Allen) began his adult life, like many of his predecessors, as a farm laborer earning a living off of the land. Soldiers were needed to fight in the Civil War and on 13 December 1864 he mustered into the "26th" Co., Massachusetts Unattached Infantry, serving until 12 May 1865. Within a year after his discharge, he married Hannah M. Durfee in New Bedford, MA. He also worked at other occupations. In 1880, he was a stone mason. On 18 Sept. 1899, Hannah died in New Bedford. In 1901 he remarried to his younger brother George Herbert Teachman's widow, Lizzie Teachman. He relocated to Dartmouth, MA and in 1910 was involved in the poultry business. Abraham died 2 Aug. 1929 in Dartmouth, MA. Lizzie died 7 Nov. 1929 in New Bedford, MA.
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