Son of Andrew Jackson Addleman &
Margaret Gates
One of ten children;
5 sisters & 4 brothers
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1841 Oliver Hazard***see below
1843 Martha Ann (Antes)
1845 Sarah Elizabeth (McPherson)***see below
1847 Ephraim Henry
1849 John Addison***see below
1851 Mary Jane (Tozer)***see below
1853 Emma Ethel (Sellers)
1856 Margaret Carrie (Tozer)***see below
1863 William McKinley
Married Ida A. Jamson
10 Jul 1894 Cumberland Co, VA
Father of one daughter
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1898 June***see below
Note
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ANDREW JACKSON ADDLEMAN, had a frightening story told about when he was almost buried alive. The story was originally told by Andrew's niece, Maria Hurt.
"He realized that he was lying in a coffin and he could hear people talking near him. There were voices that he recognized. He could not open his eyes, speak, or move but he knew if he didn't do something, he would be buried alive. His hands were laid across his chest and he gradually moved one far enough so the arm fell to his side. Someone noticed the arm and replaced it on his chest. In despair, he struggled until he moved it far enough to fall again. This time, people realized he was still alive and removed him from the coffin. Later, he told about those agonizing minutes of helplessness"
[Dottie Algea]
Margaret Gates
One of ten children;
5 sisters & 4 brothers
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1841 Oliver Hazard***see below
1843 Martha Ann (Antes)
1845 Sarah Elizabeth (McPherson)***see below
1847 Ephraim Henry
1849 John Addison***see below
1851 Mary Jane (Tozer)***see below
1853 Emma Ethel (Sellers)
1856 Margaret Carrie (Tozer)***see below
1863 William McKinley
Married Ida A. Jamson
10 Jul 1894 Cumberland Co, VA
Father of one daughter
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1898 June***see below
Note
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ANDREW JACKSON ADDLEMAN, had a frightening story told about when he was almost buried alive. The story was originally told by Andrew's niece, Maria Hurt.
"He realized that he was lying in a coffin and he could hear people talking near him. There were voices that he recognized. He could not open his eyes, speak, or move but he knew if he didn't do something, he would be buried alive. His hands were laid across his chest and he gradually moved one far enough so the arm fell to his side. Someone noticed the arm and replaced it on his chest. In despair, he struggled until he moved it far enough to fall again. This time, people realized he was still alive and removed him from the coffin. Later, he told about those agonizing minutes of helplessness"
[Dottie Algea]
Son of Andrew Jackson Addleman &
Margaret Gates
One of ten children;
5 sisters & 4 brothers
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1841 Oliver Hazard***see below
1843 Martha Ann (Antes)
1845 Sarah Elizabeth (McPherson)***see below
1847 Ephraim Henry
1849 John Addison***see below
1851 Mary Jane (Tozer)***see below
1853 Emma Ethel (Sellers)
1856 Margaret Carrie (Tozer)***see below
1863 William McKinley
Married Ida A. Jamson
10 Jul 1894 Cumberland Co, VA
Father of one daughter
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1898 June***see below
Note
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ANDREW JACKSON ADDLEMAN, had a frightening story told about when he was almost buried alive. The story was originally told by Andrew's niece, Maria Hurt.
"He realized that he was lying in a coffin and he could hear people talking near him. There were voices that he recognized. He could not open his eyes, speak, or move but he knew if he didn't do something, he would be buried alive. His hands were laid across his chest and he gradually moved one far enough so the arm fell to his side. Someone noticed the arm and replaced it on his chest. In despair, he struggled until he moved it far enough to fall again. This time, people realized he was still alive and removed him from the coffin. Later, he told about those agonizing minutes of helplessness"
[Dottie Algea]
Margaret Gates
One of ten children;
5 sisters & 4 brothers
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1841 Oliver Hazard***see below
1843 Martha Ann (Antes)
1845 Sarah Elizabeth (McPherson)***see below
1847 Ephraim Henry
1849 John Addison***see below
1851 Mary Jane (Tozer)***see below
1853 Emma Ethel (Sellers)
1856 Margaret Carrie (Tozer)***see below
1863 William McKinley
Married Ida A. Jamson
10 Jul 1894 Cumberland Co, VA
Father of one daughter
***************************************
1898 June***see below
Note
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ANDREW JACKSON ADDLEMAN, had a frightening story told about when he was almost buried alive. The story was originally told by Andrew's niece, Maria Hurt.
"He realized that he was lying in a coffin and he could hear people talking near him. There were voices that he recognized. He could not open his eyes, speak, or move but he knew if he didn't do something, he would be buried alive. His hands were laid across his chest and he gradually moved one far enough so the arm fell to his side. Someone noticed the arm and replaced it on his chest. In despair, he struggled until he moved it far enough to fall again. This time, people realized he was still alive and removed him from the coffin. Later, he told about those agonizing minutes of helplessness"
[Dottie Algea]
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