Grandfather: Abraham 1799-1870
Father: Abraham Jr 1849-1911 Mother: unknown
1870 census: Abraham (age 73), wife Mary (age 67), Abraham Jr (age 21, Issac (age 21) Amine, daughter age 10.
Abraham Jr and Issac were posted on the 1880 federal census as a household of two, both miners, both single and both were marked Idiotic. Both born in 1849 making them twins (?)
When this young man drowned, Jo Daviess county became responsible for his pauper burial unless they went to battle with the relatives in Fairplay Wisconsin (doubtful) Drowning.. summer heat.. quick burial. I think Issac is the uncle referred to in the press and he was a pauper himself. See 125525193 Issac's story which is interesting family history and linked names. Meanwhile I'm remembering this young oat sower today. Respectfully left for family researchers.
Sources: badgerlink.com, idnc.library.illinois.edu, newspapers, census records.
Father: Abraham Jr 1849-1911 Mother: unknown
1870 census: Abraham (age 73), wife Mary (age 67), Abraham Jr (age 21, Issac (age 21) Amine, daughter age 10.
Abraham Jr and Issac were posted on the 1880 federal census as a household of two, both miners, both single and both were marked Idiotic. Both born in 1849 making them twins (?)
When this young man drowned, Jo Daviess county became responsible for his pauper burial unless they went to battle with the relatives in Fairplay Wisconsin (doubtful) Drowning.. summer heat.. quick burial. I think Issac is the uncle referred to in the press and he was a pauper himself. See 125525193 Issac's story which is interesting family history and linked names. Meanwhile I'm remembering this young oat sower today. Respectfully left for family researchers.
Sources: badgerlink.com, idnc.library.illinois.edu, newspapers, census records.
Grandfather: Abraham 1799-1870
Father: Abraham Jr 1849-1911 Mother: unknown
1870 census: Abraham (age 73), wife Mary (age 67), Abraham Jr (age 21, Issac (age 21) Amine, daughter age 10.
Abraham Jr and Issac were posted on the 1880 federal census as a household of two, both miners, both single and both were marked Idiotic. Both born in 1849 making them twins (?)
When this young man drowned, Jo Daviess county became responsible for his pauper burial unless they went to battle with the relatives in Fairplay Wisconsin (doubtful) Drowning.. summer heat.. quick burial. I think Issac is the uncle referred to in the press and he was a pauper himself. See 125525193 Issac's story which is interesting family history and linked names. Meanwhile I'm remembering this young oat sower today. Respectfully left for family researchers.
Sources: badgerlink.com, idnc.library.illinois.edu, newspapers, census records.
Father: Abraham Jr 1849-1911 Mother: unknown
1870 census: Abraham (age 73), wife Mary (age 67), Abraham Jr (age 21, Issac (age 21) Amine, daughter age 10.
Abraham Jr and Issac were posted on the 1880 federal census as a household of two, both miners, both single and both were marked Idiotic. Both born in 1849 making them twins (?)
When this young man drowned, Jo Daviess county became responsible for his pauper burial unless they went to battle with the relatives in Fairplay Wisconsin (doubtful) Drowning.. summer heat.. quick burial. I think Issac is the uncle referred to in the press and he was a pauper himself. See 125525193 Issac's story which is interesting family history and linked names. Meanwhile I'm remembering this young oat sower today. Respectfully left for family researchers.
Sources: badgerlink.com, idnc.library.illinois.edu, newspapers, census records.
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