Maiden name presently unknown. Was married to Henry A. Abercrombie and was the mother of at least one child, a daughter.
It is possible that the current Abercrombie African-American Cemetery evolved from the old Abercrombie Homeplace Burying Ground , or near it, perhaps starting out as a burial area for the Abercrombie family slaves, but that is speculative.
It is possible that the current Abercrombie African-American Cemetery evolved from the old Abercrombie Homeplace Burying Ground , or near it, perhaps starting out as a burial area for the Abercrombie family slaves, but that is speculative.
Maiden name presently unknown. Was married to Henry A. Abercrombie and was the mother of at least one child, a daughter.
It is possible that the current Abercrombie African-American Cemetery evolved from the old Abercrombie Homeplace Burying Ground , or near it, perhaps starting out as a burial area for the Abercrombie family slaves, but that is speculative.
It is possible that the current Abercrombie African-American Cemetery evolved from the old Abercrombie Homeplace Burying Ground , or near it, perhaps starting out as a burial area for the Abercrombie family slaves, but that is speculative.
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