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Ephraim F. Fredenburg

Birth
Canada
Death
13 Jan 1880 (aged 59)
Otterville, Jersey County, Illinois, USA
Burial
Otterville, Jersey County, Illinois, USA Add to Map
Plot
N.W. corner of S. 1/2 of E. 1/2 of S.E. 1/4 - Sec. 14, south of Otterville
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Husband of Mary Agnes Lofton Fredenburg.

Ephraim Fredenburg settled in Otter Creek township in 1837. He was born in Toronto, Canada, in 1817, his parents being Aaron and Mary (Routledge) Fredenburg. His early life was spent in his native country, where, in his youth, he learned the carpenter trade. In 1837 he came to Jersey county, Ill., and settled in Otter Creek township, where he continued to reside until is death, which occurred in January 1880. He owned a farm of 40 acres. He was married in 1844 to Mary A. Lofton, who was born in this county. Six children were born to them: Charles H., now living in Grafton; Catharine, wife of Charles Blish, of Jerseyville; Elizabeth J., wife of R. R. Nugent, of Grafton; Caroline C., wife of Thomas J. Cannada, of Otterville; Delevan, living at home; and Celinda, wife of Frank Calhoun of Otterville. Their son, Charles H., served one year in the army during the war of the Rebellion. Mrs. Fredenburg is a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. Source: History of Greene and Jersey Counties, Illinois, 1885

From the History of Greene and Jersey Counties, Illinois, Springfield, IL: Continental Historical Co., 1885


Husband of Mary Agnes Lofton Fredenburg.

Ephraim Fredenburg settled in Otter Creek township in 1837. He was born in Toronto, Canada, in 1817, his parents being Aaron and Mary (Routledge) Fredenburg. His early life was spent in his native country, where, in his youth, he learned the carpenter trade. In 1837 he came to Jersey county, Ill., and settled in Otter Creek township, where he continued to reside until is death, which occurred in January 1880. He owned a farm of 40 acres. He was married in 1844 to Mary A. Lofton, who was born in this county. Six children were born to them: Charles H., now living in Grafton; Catharine, wife of Charles Blish, of Jerseyville; Elizabeth J., wife of R. R. Nugent, of Grafton; Caroline C., wife of Thomas J. Cannada, of Otterville; Delevan, living at home; and Celinda, wife of Frank Calhoun of Otterville. Their son, Charles H., served one year in the army during the war of the Rebellion. Mrs. Fredenburg is a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. Source: History of Greene and Jersey Counties, Illinois, 1885

From the History of Greene and Jersey Counties, Illinois, Springfield, IL: Continental Historical Co., 1885




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