Abraham Greenwalt was the son of Joseph Greenwalt and Hester Hoops, and was married three times during his lifetime. He first married Sarah E Nuice on 09 Apr 1861, who was the mother of his six children. She died sometime between the latter part of 1877 and the end of 1878. In January of 1879, Abraham married Ellen J Cashen, who he later divorced. His last wife was Sarah Ann Nuice and he married her on 17 May 1893 in Brunswick Maryland.
In September of 1861, Abe mustered into the 1st Maryland Potomac Home Brigade and served in the Civil War until he was discharged in October of 1864.
After the war, Abraham worked as Lock-Keeper of Lock #32 on the C&O Canal. In the late 1880s he purchased 15 acres of land across the Potomac in Loudoun Heights, Loudoun County, Virginia. There here lived until his death in 1894.
The burial location of Abraham F has not yet been determined. Abraham is my gr-gr-gr-grandfather and is possibly buried on his old farm in Loudoun County. However, it is also very possible he is buried in an unmarked grave in the Virts Cemetery outside Sandy Hook Maryland.
In September of 1861, Abe mustered into the 1st Maryland Potomac Home Brigade and served in the Civil War until he was discharged in October of 1864.
After the war, Abraham worked as Lock-Keeper of Lock #32 on the C&O Canal. In the late 1880s he purchased 15 acres of land across the Potomac in Loudoun Heights, Loudoun County, Virginia. There here lived until his death in 1894.
The burial location of Abraham F has not yet been determined. Abraham is my gr-gr-gr-grandfather and is possibly buried on his old farm in Loudoun County. However, it is also very possible he is buried in an unmarked grave in the Virts Cemetery outside Sandy Hook Maryland.
Abraham Greenwalt was the son of Joseph Greenwalt and Hester Hoops, and was married three times during his lifetime. He first married Sarah E Nuice on 09 Apr 1861, who was the mother of his six children. She died sometime between the latter part of 1877 and the end of 1878. In January of 1879, Abraham married Ellen J Cashen, who he later divorced. His last wife was Sarah Ann Nuice and he married her on 17 May 1893 in Brunswick Maryland.
In September of 1861, Abe mustered into the 1st Maryland Potomac Home Brigade and served in the Civil War until he was discharged in October of 1864.
After the war, Abraham worked as Lock-Keeper of Lock #32 on the C&O Canal. In the late 1880s he purchased 15 acres of land across the Potomac in Loudoun Heights, Loudoun County, Virginia. There here lived until his death in 1894.
The burial location of Abraham F has not yet been determined. Abraham is my gr-gr-gr-grandfather and is possibly buried on his old farm in Loudoun County. However, it is also very possible he is buried in an unmarked grave in the Virts Cemetery outside Sandy Hook Maryland.
In September of 1861, Abe mustered into the 1st Maryland Potomac Home Brigade and served in the Civil War until he was discharged in October of 1864.
After the war, Abraham worked as Lock-Keeper of Lock #32 on the C&O Canal. In the late 1880s he purchased 15 acres of land across the Potomac in Loudoun Heights, Loudoun County, Virginia. There here lived until his death in 1894.
The burial location of Abraham F has not yet been determined. Abraham is my gr-gr-gr-grandfather and is possibly buried on his old farm in Loudoun County. However, it is also very possible he is buried in an unmarked grave in the Virts Cemetery outside Sandy Hook Maryland.
