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Noah, the child of Sarah L Abraham, married Mary Wynn on 28 July 1729 in Chester, Pennsylvania, United States.[2]
He was buried in 1759 in Chester, Pennsylvania, United States.[3]
Research Notes
Unable to find a birth record in the correct time period anywhere with Isaac as the father. Searched Ancestry, Family Search, and FindMyRoots.Orvis-372 18:09, 3 April 2024 (UTC)
Sources
↑ Abraham-489 was created by Ed Wynn through the import of Wynn_2014-08-24_01.ged on Aug 24, 2014. This comment and citation should be deleted after a short biography has been added and primary sources have been cited.
↑Marriage:
"Pennsylvania, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Marriage Records, 1512-1989," database with images,
citing Affiliate Name: Historical Society of Pennsylvania; Digital film/folder number: 102027631; Image number: 242,
(FamilySearch Record: 6CYX-23VS : accessed 3 April 2024)
FamilySearch Image: 3Q9M-CSWM-R7PS-R,
Noah Abraham marriage to Mary Wynn on 28 Jul 1729 in Chester, Pennsylvania, United States.
↑Burial:
"Pennsylvania, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Deaths and Burials, 1856-1971," database with images,
citing Affiliate Name: Historical Society of Pennsylvania; Digital film/folder number: 102027631; Image number: 242,
(FamilySearch Record: 6CYD-HNF2 : accessed 3 April 2024)
FamilySearch Image: 3Q9M-CSWM-R7PS-R,
Noah Abraham burial (died in 1759) in 1759 in Chester, Pennsylvania, United States.
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I have never done a merge before, but I'm not yet certified for work on pre-1700 profiles, although I have many years of genealogical experience, and I want to explain what I'm doing to avoid ruffling feathers. Abraham-490 and Abraham-489 are the same person. Note that the death date is the same. As for the two different birth years, I have found no birth or age record for Noah, and he could have been born any time between about 1695 and 1709 (first marriage in 1729). The only other information in the record for Abraham-489 is a wife's name, Anne. Although Noah's first marriage to Mary Wynne is well documented, the only source I have found for his second marriage to Hannah _____ is in his estate file, where his widow Hannah Abraham renounces administration, and desires that James Abraham, Noah's son, should be the administrator. A witness to the renunciation is Benjamin Abraham, another of Noah's sons. Three people post bond for the execution of the will: James Abraham, Jonathan Wynne (brother of Noah's first wife, Mary Wynn, so Noah's brother-in-law) and Francis McConnolle (relationship unknown--maybe a relative of Hannah?). The person who created Abraham-459, might have thought that Hannah was a nickname for Anne.
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