Of French Huguenot extraction descendant of James (Jacques) Roulain.Abraham was a blacksmith at 49 Wentworth St. in 1835, a volunteer fireman and officer on the Board of Fire Masters, and a business man in carriage manufacture and, sales and repair; He had the firm Otis and Roulain, and then by 1843 A. Roulain & Company. The Roulain hand truck was a fire truck pulled by a group of men, in 1859 A. Roulain Carriage was at 143 Meeting Street. return of deaths city of charleston from the 29th of may to the 4th of june 1859. burial magnolia cemetery male w. 48 1/2 years dr. bellinger. Grave site is on Founders circle drive plot No. 148, close to Hunley Circle
Of French Huguenot extraction descendant of James (Jacques) Roulain.Abraham was a blacksmith at 49 Wentworth St. in 1835, a volunteer fireman and officer on the Board of Fire Masters, and a business man in carriage manufacture and, sales and repair; He had the firm Otis and Roulain, and then by 1843 A. Roulain & Company. The Roulain hand truck was a fire truck pulled by a group of men, in 1859 A. Roulain Carriage was at 143 Meeting Street. return of deaths city of charleston from the 29th of may to the 4th of june 1859. burial magnolia cemetery male w. 48 1/2 years dr. bellinger. Grave site is on Founders circle drive plot No. 148, close to Hunley Circle
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