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Abraham Wagaman

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Abraham Wagaman

Birth
Jessamine County, Kentucky, USA
Death
3 Jun 1856 (aged 51)
Carroll County, Missouri, USA
Burial
Bosworth, Carroll County, Missouri, USA Add to Map
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The son of John Wagaman and Barbry Houser, Abraham was born in Jessamine County, Kentucky on Christmas Day in 1804. He and his brother, Solomon, moved from Kentucky to Monroe County, Indiana in 1830. Their parents, and several more siblings, followed in 1833.

Abraham married Mary Walden on 25 May 1834 in Bloomington, where their first child, James, was born in 1835. Shortly after his birth, the Wagamans set off for Randolph County, Missouri with some of Mary's family.

Abraham and Mary had 3 more children in Randolph County before moving to Carroll County, Missouri in 1846. The last of their 5 children was born there. A blacksmith by trade, Abraham established a farm in Hurricane Township.

When he died, Abraham was 51 years, 5 months and 9 days old. He was survived by his wife, Mary; his mother; 3 sons; and 2 daughters.

After Abraham's death, 2 of his sons fought in the Civil War. James Jefferson Wagaman served from 1862-1863 with the 35th Regiment of the Missouri Militia in Company D. Thomas Harrison Wagaman served in the army from 1862-1863 with the 35th Regiment, Company D and also in the 4th Regiment, Company E.

Abraham's wife, Mary, died in 1906.

Children: 3 sons, 2 daughters.

Father of:
James Jefferson Wagaman
John Calvin Wagaman
Thomas Harrison "Tom" Wagaman
Nancy Catherine "Kate" Wagaman Skinner
Mary Ann "Molly" Wagaman Stark

Abraham's siblings:
Elizabeth "Betsy" Wagaman Grow
Sarah Ann "Sally" Wagaman Trisler
Nancy "Anna" Wagaman Hoover
Solomon Wagaman
Joshua Harrison Wagaman, Sr.
Susannah A. Wagaman Rohrer
Mary Wagaman Mitchell
David Wagaman
Martha Wagaman Bryant
John R. Wagaman
Catherine Wagaman Bales
Lucy Ann Wagaman Vint
Alice Ann Wagaman Franklin
The son of John Wagaman and Barbry Houser, Abraham was born in Jessamine County, Kentucky on Christmas Day in 1804. He and his brother, Solomon, moved from Kentucky to Monroe County, Indiana in 1830. Their parents, and several more siblings, followed in 1833.

Abraham married Mary Walden on 25 May 1834 in Bloomington, where their first child, James, was born in 1835. Shortly after his birth, the Wagamans set off for Randolph County, Missouri with some of Mary's family.

Abraham and Mary had 3 more children in Randolph County before moving to Carroll County, Missouri in 1846. The last of their 5 children was born there. A blacksmith by trade, Abraham established a farm in Hurricane Township.

When he died, Abraham was 51 years, 5 months and 9 days old. He was survived by his wife, Mary; his mother; 3 sons; and 2 daughters.

After Abraham's death, 2 of his sons fought in the Civil War. James Jefferson Wagaman served from 1862-1863 with the 35th Regiment of the Missouri Militia in Company D. Thomas Harrison Wagaman served in the army from 1862-1863 with the 35th Regiment, Company D and also in the 4th Regiment, Company E.

Abraham's wife, Mary, died in 1906.

Children: 3 sons, 2 daughters.

Father of:
James Jefferson Wagaman
John Calvin Wagaman
Thomas Harrison "Tom" Wagaman
Nancy Catherine "Kate" Wagaman Skinner
Mary Ann "Molly" Wagaman Stark

Abraham's siblings:
Elizabeth "Betsy" Wagaman Grow
Sarah Ann "Sally" Wagaman Trisler
Nancy "Anna" Wagaman Hoover
Solomon Wagaman
Joshua Harrison Wagaman, Sr.
Susannah A. Wagaman Rohrer
Mary Wagaman Mitchell
David Wagaman
Martha Wagaman Bryant
John R. Wagaman
Catherine Wagaman Bales
Lucy Ann Wagaman Vint
Alice Ann Wagaman Franklin

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  • Created by: Lynn
  • Added: Jun 23, 2009
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/38655235/abraham-wagaman: accessed ), memorial page for Abraham Wagaman (25 Dec 1804–3 Jun 1856), Find a Grave Memorial ID 38655235, citing Big Creek Cemetery, Bosworth, Carroll County, Missouri, USA; Maintained by Lynn (contributor 47138895).