Asa was born in what is now West Virginia. He relocated with his wife Ruth and children to Indiana about 1846. He was a farmer.
Asa was the president of the Morgan Prarie Anti Horse Thief Association in 1851.
He married first: Ruth Baker on March 1, 1842 in Lewis County, West Virginia. Together they had four children: Washington, Christina, Ann and Tennessee.
He married second: Hannah Stoner on February 21, 1856 in Porter County, Indiana. Together they had three children: James B., Genevia, and an infant daughter.
Asa, his first and second wives, his children: Ann, James B. and infant daughter all have their names engraved on this stone.
Asa was the president of the Morgan Prarie Anti Horse Thief Association in 1851.
He married first: Ruth Baker on March 1, 1842 in Lewis County, West Virginia. Together they had four children: Washington, Christina, Ann and Tennessee.
He married second: Hannah Stoner on February 21, 1856 in Porter County, Indiana. Together they had three children: James B., Genevia, and an infant daughter.
Asa, his first and second wives, his children: Ann, James B. and infant daughter all have their names engraved on this stone.
Asa was born in what is now West Virginia. He relocated with his wife Ruth and children to Indiana about 1846. He was a farmer.
Asa was the president of the Morgan Prarie Anti Horse Thief Association in 1851.
He married first: Ruth Baker on March 1, 1842 in Lewis County, West Virginia. Together they had four children: Washington, Christina, Ann and Tennessee.
He married second: Hannah Stoner on February 21, 1856 in Porter County, Indiana. Together they had three children: James B., Genevia, and an infant daughter.
Asa, his first and second wives, his children: Ann, James B. and infant daughter all have their names engraved on this stone.
Asa was the president of the Morgan Prarie Anti Horse Thief Association in 1851.
He married first: Ruth Baker on March 1, 1842 in Lewis County, West Virginia. Together they had four children: Washington, Christina, Ann and Tennessee.
He married second: Hannah Stoner on February 21, 1856 in Porter County, Indiana. Together they had three children: James B., Genevia, and an infant daughter.
Asa, his first and second wives, his children: Ann, James B. and infant daughter all have their names engraved on this stone.
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Sources are the History of Porter County,1850 - 1900 Census, Virgina and Indiana Marriages - Ancestry.com
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