Adam Andre
Birth: 3 July 1815
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
Death: 27 November 1901
Franklin Twp, Fulton County, Ohio
Adam Andre was one of the pioneers of Franklin township, and was born in Luzerne county, Pennsylvania, in 1815. He moved with his parents to Seneca county, Ohio, in 1834, and he remained there until 1845, when he came to Franklin township and purchased a farm of eighty acres, for which he paid four hundred and fifty dollars. He became a leading man in the township, and filled all of the offices at different times; was justice of the peace for six years, treasurer, trustee, supervisor, etc. He was a grower of pure-blooded stock and made a specialty of registered hogs. He was an early carpenter and builder, but farming interests engrossed his attention to such an extent that he followed his trade but very little.
From: The History of Fulton County, Ohio
Thomas Mikesell, Editor
Published by: Northwestern Historical Association, 1905
Birth: 3 July 1815
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
Death: 27 November 1901
Franklin Twp, Fulton County, Ohio
Adam Andre was one of the pioneers of Franklin township, and was born in Luzerne county, Pennsylvania, in 1815. He moved with his parents to Seneca county, Ohio, in 1834, and he remained there until 1845, when he came to Franklin township and purchased a farm of eighty acres, for which he paid four hundred and fifty dollars. He became a leading man in the township, and filled all of the offices at different times; was justice of the peace for six years, treasurer, trustee, supervisor, etc. He was a grower of pure-blooded stock and made a specialty of registered hogs. He was an early carpenter and builder, but farming interests engrossed his attention to such an extent that he followed his trade but very little.
From: The History of Fulton County, Ohio
Thomas Mikesell, Editor
Published by: Northwestern Historical Association, 1905
Adam Andre
Birth: 3 July 1815
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
Death: 27 November 1901
Franklin Twp, Fulton County, Ohio
Adam Andre was one of the pioneers of Franklin township, and was born in Luzerne county, Pennsylvania, in 1815. He moved with his parents to Seneca county, Ohio, in 1834, and he remained there until 1845, when he came to Franklin township and purchased a farm of eighty acres, for which he paid four hundred and fifty dollars. He became a leading man in the township, and filled all of the offices at different times; was justice of the peace for six years, treasurer, trustee, supervisor, etc. He was a grower of pure-blooded stock and made a specialty of registered hogs. He was an early carpenter and builder, but farming interests engrossed his attention to such an extent that he followed his trade but very little.
From: The History of Fulton County, Ohio
Thomas Mikesell, Editor
Published by: Northwestern Historical Association, 1905
Birth: 3 July 1815
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
Death: 27 November 1901
Franklin Twp, Fulton County, Ohio
Adam Andre was one of the pioneers of Franklin township, and was born in Luzerne county, Pennsylvania, in 1815. He moved with his parents to Seneca county, Ohio, in 1834, and he remained there until 1845, when he came to Franklin township and purchased a farm of eighty acres, for which he paid four hundred and fifty dollars. He became a leading man in the township, and filled all of the offices at different times; was justice of the peace for six years, treasurer, trustee, supervisor, etc. He was a grower of pure-blooded stock and made a specialty of registered hogs. He was an early carpenter and builder, but farming interests engrossed his attention to such an extent that he followed his trade but very little.
From: The History of Fulton County, Ohio
Thomas Mikesell, Editor
Published by: Northwestern Historical Association, 1905
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ANDRE, Adam
3 Jul 1815 - 27 Nov 1901
born Luzerne Co., Pa.
Laura E. his wife
born Steuben Co., NY
27 Oct 1908 Ae 76y-5m-14d
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