Abram was a member of the Market Square Presbyterian Church, Germantown, Phila, PA., where he married Rebecca Boyer on April 4, 1853.
The 1881 Gospell's Phila City Directory lists Abran's home residence as 4549 Germantown Ave. He worked at 614 Filbert Srett with George Rex as a machinists in the firm of Rex & Bockius.
At the time of his death he resided at 506 East Cheltenham Ave, Germantown, Phila PA.
The 1881 Gospell's Phila City Directory lists Abran's home residence as 4549 Germantown Ave. He worked at 614 Filbert Srett with George Rex as a machinists in the firm of Rex & Bockius.
At the time of his death he resided at 506 East Cheltenham Ave, Germantown, Phila PA.
Abram was a member of the Market Square Presbyterian Church, Germantown, Phila, PA., where he married Rebecca Boyer on April 4, 1853.
The 1881 Gospell's Phila City Directory lists Abran's home residence as 4549 Germantown Ave. He worked at 614 Filbert Srett with George Rex as a machinists in the firm of Rex & Bockius.
At the time of his death he resided at 506 East Cheltenham Ave, Germantown, Phila PA.
The 1881 Gospell's Phila City Directory lists Abran's home residence as 4549 Germantown Ave. He worked at 614 Filbert Srett with George Rex as a machinists in the firm of Rex & Bockius.
At the time of his death he resided at 506 East Cheltenham Ave, Germantown, Phila PA.
Gravesite Details
1892 - Removed from Hood Cemetery, Germantown, Phila PA.
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