The above dates are estimates for almost nothing is known about her. She was thought to be German, married in about 1762 and bore Henry Wagman 3 children. In the Hopewell Dutch Church records, Henry Wagman was said to be the widower of a Mary Wight at his second marriage. Sarah Wagman Stafford was the first child, Rachel Wagman second and Mary Wagman Peck our ancestor third. His second marriage was to Effie (Eva) Emigh (Emighie), (Emighmay)-pronounced Amy at the Hopewell Dutch Church 3/7/1778. Effie bore him 7 more children.
Her stone has not been found but would likely be here with Henry.
Her stone has not been found but would likely be here with Henry.
The above dates are estimates for almost nothing is known about her. She was thought to be German, married in about 1762 and bore Henry Wagman 3 children. In the Hopewell Dutch Church records, Henry Wagman was said to be the widower of a Mary Wight at his second marriage. Sarah Wagman Stafford was the first child, Rachel Wagman second and Mary Wagman Peck our ancestor third. His second marriage was to Effie (Eva) Emigh (Emighie), (Emighmay)-pronounced Amy at the Hopewell Dutch Church 3/7/1778. Effie bore him 7 more children.
Her stone has not been found but would likely be here with Henry.
Her stone has not been found but would likely be here with Henry.
