Son of William and Mary (Vought) Osmun
Abraham Osmun was a tailor, and later was granted license to "keep a public house or tavern" in Shamokin. Pa. He came from a farming family, so his early years were certainly spent tending to farm chores. He died at only 40 years old in 1859, and there seems to be no record of the cause.
Abraham Osmun was a tailor, and later was granted license to "keep a public house or tavern" in Shamokin. Pa. He came from a farming family, so his early years were certainly spent tending to farm chores. He died at only 40 years old in 1859, and there seems to be no record of the cause.
Son of William and Mary (Vought) Osmun
Abraham Osmun was a tailor, and later was granted license to "keep a public house or tavern" in Shamokin. Pa. He came from a farming family, so his early years were certainly spent tending to farm chores. He died at only 40 years old in 1859, and there seems to be no record of the cause.
Abraham Osmun was a tailor, and later was granted license to "keep a public house or tavern" in Shamokin. Pa. He came from a farming family, so his early years were certainly spent tending to farm chores. He died at only 40 years old in 1859, and there seems to be no record of the cause.
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