Adam lived on his land in Athens County, Ohio, but he died in Pickaway County, Ohio, while being cared for by his daughter and son-in-law, Elizabeth and Cornelius Martin. He was probably buried in PIckaway County or Athens County, Ohio.
Regarding the death date of Adam Acker, his estate papers state that he died 28 Dec 1825. However, it appears that Adam might have died in 1824. The statement of his death is preceded by an inventory dated 24 Jan 1825. Many of the estate papers are dated 1825, not 1826. The notice of sale of Adam's 150 acres was printed in the "Athens Mirror" on 24 Mar 1826, which is consistent with Adam's death in 1824 or 1825, but more probable for his death in 1824 because it took time to reach the point of the property sale. Adam's son-in-law in Pickaway County, Cornelius Martin, submitted a bill dated Dec 1825 for caring for Adam during his illness, presumably his final illness.
Adam Acker is the oldest brother of George Auker (1788-1842). Adam is not the father of George.
Adam lived on his land in Athens County, Ohio, but he died in Pickaway County, Ohio, while being cared for by his daughter and son-in-law, Elizabeth and Cornelius Martin. He was probably buried in PIckaway County or Athens County, Ohio.
Regarding the death date of Adam Acker, his estate papers state that he died 28 Dec 1825. However, it appears that Adam might have died in 1824. The statement of his death is preceded by an inventory dated 24 Jan 1825. Many of the estate papers are dated 1825, not 1826. The notice of sale of Adam's 150 acres was printed in the "Athens Mirror" on 24 Mar 1826, which is consistent with Adam's death in 1824 or 1825, but more probable for his death in 1824 because it took time to reach the point of the property sale. Adam's son-in-law in Pickaway County, Cornelius Martin, submitted a bill dated Dec 1825 for caring for Adam during his illness, presumably his final illness.
Adam Acker is the oldest brother of George Auker (1788-1842). Adam is not the father of George.
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