Amos CRAM
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BIRTH-DATE-PLACE-PARENTS: Information from "THE CRAM SOURCEBOOK", Volume Two, compiled by Michael A. Cram and published in 1996. MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-FAMILY: Information from "THE CRAM SOURCEBOOK", Volume Two, compiled by Michael A. Cram and published in 1996. DEATH-DATE-PLACE: Information from "THE CRAM SOURCEBOOK", Volume Two, compiled by Michael A. Cram and published in 1996. BIOGRAPHY: Information from "THE CRAM SOURCEBOOK", Volume Two, compiled by Michael A. Cram and published in 1996. "Amos, with his son George, built the Elm Hotel at Meredith long before the Civil War. He was a Captain in the State Militia and held many town offices."
BIRTH-DATE-PLACE-PARENTS: Various family genealogy sources, including "A Compilation of Historical Facts and Information of the CRAM Family", compiled in 1992 by Stu Anthony. MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-FAMILY: Various family genealogy sources, including "A Compilation of Historical Facts and Information of the CRAM Family", compiled in 1992 by Stu Anthony. DEATH-DATE-PLACE: Information from the "THE CRAM SOURCEBOOK", Volume Two, compiled by Michael A. Cram and published in 1996. NOTE: According to information in the "THE CRAM SOURCEBOOK", Volume Two, compiled by Michael A. Cram and published in 1996, Jane Prescott was born Apr 16, 1799, or 1800, in Vershire, Orange county, Vermont, the daughter of Jeremiah and Jane (Sanborn) Prescott, and died Dec 24, 1876 in Meredith, N.H. Source is reported to be the "Orescott Genealogy", page 418. Sally Blittenbender gives the date of her death as 1867, while Elmer Cram says unidentified church records place date of her death as 1847.
BIRTH-DATE-PLACE-PARENTS: The Cram Sourcebook, Vol. II, p. 360. MARRIAGE-DATE-SPOUSE: The Cram Sourcebook, Vol. II, p. 360. No Children. DEATH-DATE-PLACE: The Cram Sourcebook, Vol. II, p. 360.
BIRTH-DATE-PLACE-PARENTS: Information supplied by Helen Cram Starr from family genealogy records. MARRIAGE(1)-DATE-PLACE: Biograph written by Lulu Cram Allred, March 1978. MARRIAGE(1): Lulu Cram Allred writes: With no family behind him, he [Charles] went to Boston to visit with his relatives on his mother's side. Here he found a sympathetic ear in his cousin, Eliza Jane Prescott. After a short courtship, they were married in New York City on 10 Nov 1846. I [Lulu Cram Allred] have seen this Marriage License in the Genealogical Department of the Carnegie Library. MARRIAGE(2)-DATE-PLACE: Information supplied by Helen Cram Starr from family genealogy records. DEATH-DATE-PLACE: Information supplied by Helen Cram Starr from family genealogy records. OTHER-SOURCE: "A Compilation of Historical Facts and Information of the CRAM Family" compiled from various Cram family members by Stu Anthony and printed on May 3, 1992. CENSUS-1850: UTL. Search as of 29 Jul 99 was able to locate subject or spouse in NY, NH, MA, ME, or VT, as well as PA, DE, and NJ. Five Charles Cram's residing in New England states do no appear to be subject due to age, page of birth, and/or lack of spouse. [Charles would have been 26 years of age in 1850 when the census was conducted. Wife, Eliza, would have been 24 years old. She would have been pregnant with her first (known) child, Angleo Prescott who was born 6 Nov 1850 in Meredith, NH.] CENSUS-1860: UTL. As subject's 4th child, Victoria, was born in Moline, Illinois in 1859 and 5th child, Charlesetta, was born in St. Louis, Missouri, it would appear that family was living in the midwest area. Index for Illinois shows only one Charles Cram, a farmer born in Canada. There is no 1860 index available for Missouri. CENSUS-1870: Subject then living in Salt Lake, Utah. NEED TO RESEARCH. CENSUS-1880: Subject then living in Kanab, Utah. NEED TO RESEARCH. CENSUS-1900: Subject living in Kanab, Kane County, Utah. [ED.200 - Sheet 4B.] (Note: film hard to read.) Charles S. Cram born in New Hamphsire Sept 1832, age 76. Married 32 years, with 4 children - all living. Occupation "Architect Builder".
BIRTH-DATE-PLACE-PARENTS: The Cram Sourcebook, Vol. II, p. 360. MARRIAGE-DATE-SPOUSE: The Cram Sourcebook, Vol. II, p. 360. DEATH-DATE-PLACE: The Cram Sourcebook, Vol. II, p. 360. BURIAL-PLACE: The Cram Sourcebook, Vol. II, p. 360. BIOGRAPHY: According to The Cram Sourcebook, Vol. II, p. 360, Geroge Sullivan (or Sanborn) Cram was a Lieutenant during the Civil War and died on the battle field at Chancellorville, Virgina on May 3, 1863. The book "History of Meredith, NH" (p.841) notes he was appointed Orderly Sergeant on 9 Sep 1962 and promoted to Second Lieutenant on 6 Mar 1863. He died in action one month later. He was buried at Meredith, NH. The G.A.R. Post at Medredith was name for him.
BIRTH-DATE-PLACE-PARENTS: The Cram Sourcebook, Vol. II, p. 361. DEATH-DATE-PLACE: The Cram Sourcebook, Vol. II, p. 361.
BIRTH-DATE-PLACE-PARENTS: The Cram Sourcebook, Vol. II, p. 361. MARRIAGE-DATE-SPOUSE: The Cram Sourcebook, Vol. II, p. 361. DEATH-DATE-PLACE: The Cram Sourcebook, Vol. II, p. 361.
BIRTH-DATE-PLACE-PARENTS: The Cram Sourcebook, Vol. II, p. 360. DEATH-DATE-PLACE: The Cram Sourcebook, Vol. II, p. 360.
He married Jane Sanborn Prescott 8 May 1821 at Vershire, Orange, Vermont . Jane Sanborn Prescott was born at Vershire, Orange, Vermont 16 Apr 1800 daughter of Jeremiah Prescott and Mary Sanborn .
They were the parents of 10
children:
Artemus Brooks Cram
born 2 Oct 1821.
Charles Sanborn Cram
born 10 Sep 1823.
Chester Albina Cram
born Abt 1825.
George Sullivan Cram
born 2 Mar 1826.
Mary Jane Cram
born 27 Apr 1832.
Mary Jane Cram
born 8 Jul 1836.
Christina Albina Cram
born 1 Apr 1839.
O.B. Cram
born 2 Nov 1844.
Frances H. Cram
born 14 Jan 1848.
Clara A. Cram
born 11 Jun 1850.
Amos Cram died 13 Feb 1879 at Meredith, Belknap, New Hampshire .
Jane Sanborn Prescott died 24 Dec 1876 at Meredith, Belknap, New Hampshire .