Wilcher was the son of Jacob Abrahams and Deborah Mordecai. Jacob arrived in Anne Arundel County, Maryland in 1771 as a convict from London.
Wilcher and Martha were married on 6 February 1838; they had ten children. Wilcher began using the surname "Abrams" about 1845, and appears in the 1850 Census by that name (though his wife Martha was buried in 1856 using "Abrahams", and Wilcher apparently continued using "Abrahams" for at least some purposes thereafter). They are buried side-by-side in the center of the photo. His grave is unmarked.
Wilcher and Martha were married on 6 February 1838; they had ten children. Wilcher began using the surname "Abrams" about 1845, and appears in the 1850 Census by that name (though his wife Martha was buried in 1856 using "Abrahams", and Wilcher apparently continued using "Abrahams" for at least some purposes thereafter). They are buried side-by-side in the center of the photo. His grave is unmarked.
Wilcher was the son of Jacob Abrahams and Deborah Mordecai. Jacob arrived in Anne Arundel County, Maryland in 1771 as a convict from London.
Wilcher and Martha were married on 6 February 1838; they had ten children. Wilcher began using the surname "Abrams" about 1845, and appears in the 1850 Census by that name (though his wife Martha was buried in 1856 using "Abrahams", and Wilcher apparently continued using "Abrahams" for at least some purposes thereafter). They are buried side-by-side in the center of the photo. His grave is unmarked.
Wilcher and Martha were married on 6 February 1838; they had ten children. Wilcher began using the surname "Abrams" about 1845, and appears in the 1850 Census by that name (though his wife Martha was buried in 1856 using "Abrahams", and Wilcher apparently continued using "Abrahams" for at least some purposes thereafter). They are buried side-by-side in the center of the photo. His grave is unmarked.
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