Adaline Edwards married Samuel Anspach on 8 Jun 1858 in Ohio. With their young family and Samuel's parents and siblings, they all migrated to Dubois County Indiana where you will find them all on the 1870 census. Sam and Adaline are living next door to Sam's parents, Benjamin and Mary, and several of the younger siblings.
Sam's older siblings settled in surrounding areas of southern Indiana.
Adaline is buried next to her husband Samuel and one of their young sons, Jacob G.
They were the parents of these documented children. There may have been others:
Mary C.
Sarah Elizabeth
Mary Jane
Amanda
Jacob G., possibly a twin
John S., possibly a twin
Sam's older siblings settled in surrounding areas of southern Indiana.
Adaline is buried next to her husband Samuel and one of their young sons, Jacob G.
They were the parents of these documented children. There may have been others:
Mary C.
Sarah Elizabeth
Mary Jane
Amanda
Jacob G., possibly a twin
John S., possibly a twin
Adaline Edwards married Samuel Anspach on 8 Jun 1858 in Ohio. With their young family and Samuel's parents and siblings, they all migrated to Dubois County Indiana where you will find them all on the 1870 census. Sam and Adaline are living next door to Sam's parents, Benjamin and Mary, and several of the younger siblings.
Sam's older siblings settled in surrounding areas of southern Indiana.
Adaline is buried next to her husband Samuel and one of their young sons, Jacob G.
They were the parents of these documented children. There may have been others:
Mary C.
Sarah Elizabeth
Mary Jane
Amanda
Jacob G., possibly a twin
John S., possibly a twin
Sam's older siblings settled in surrounding areas of southern Indiana.
Adaline is buried next to her husband Samuel and one of their young sons, Jacob G.
They were the parents of these documented children. There may have been others:
Mary C.
Sarah Elizabeth
Mary Jane
Amanda
Jacob G., possibly a twin
John S., possibly a twin
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