Person:William Amber (1)

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William Amber
b.4 Dec 1794 Maryland
d.19 Aug 1872 Illinois, United States
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m. 1 Dec 1817
  1. Elizabeth Ann Amber1818 - Aft 1884
  2. Huldah Jane Amber1820 - Aft 1884
  3. Etna Dorcas Amber1821 - Bef 1884
  4. Eldridge Amber1824 - Bef 1884
  5. Robert Amber1826 - 1900
  6. James Amber1827 - Aft 1884
  7. William Amber1829 - Bef 1884
  8. Martha Ann Amber1831 - Aft 1884
  9. Julia Ann Amber1831 - Aft 1884
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  • H.  William Amber1794 - 1872
  • W.  Sarah Lyon (add)
m. 1 Jul 1834
  1. Mary Jane Amber1835 - Bef 1884
  2. Sarah Ann Amber1836 - Aft 1884
  3. Kezia Maria Amber1837 - Bef 1884
  4. David L. Amber1839 - Bef 1884
  5. Margaret Delila Amber1840 - Aft 1884
  6. Rufus Robert Amber1841 - Bef 1884
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  • H.  William Amber1794 - 1872
  • W.  Mana Powell (add)
  1. Esau Amber1844 - Aft 1884
  2. Jacob Amber1846 - Bef 1884
  3. John Amber1849 - Aft 1884
  4. Mahala Jane Amber1852 - Aft 1884
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  • H.  William Amber1794 - 1872
  • W.  Hester Brown (add)
  1. Franklin Amber - Aft 1884
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Name[1] William Amber
Gender Male
Birth? 4 Dec 1794 Maryland
Marriage 1 Dec 1817 Ohioto Sarah Groves
Marriage 1 Jul 1834 to Sarah Lyon (add)
Marriage to Mana Powell (add)
Marriage to Hester Brown (add)
Residence? 1837 Wabash, Indiana, United States
Death[1] 19 Aug 1872 Illinois, United StatesAge: 77

WILLIAM was married 4 times! He was the father of twenty-one children!

William was the patriarch of a group of Ambers who would settled in the "Gamble Settlement" of Paw Paw Township, Wabash County, Indiana in circa 1836. His descendants would be related to: LONG, RICHARDS, DUNFEE, MEEK, and others.

His descendant, Ethel Long, would marry into the HETTMANSPERGER Family, of Wabash County.

--White Creek 02:24, 3 June 2017 (UTC)

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Helm, Thomas B. History of Wabash County, Indiana: containing a history of the county; its townships, towns, military records portraits of early settlers and prominent men, personal reminiscences, etc. (Chicago: J. Morris, 1884).
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