28 Buried in Hickory Hill Cemetery, as told to D. Reber Dunkel by Mrs. Shelton and published in "Cemeteries as Loci of Diasporan Memory: the Case of Hickory Hill," pp. 1-5 & 15 in CONEXÕES, Vol. 5, No. 2, November 1993 (published by Michigan State University, African Diaspora Research Project).
Father: John Abrams Sr.
Mother: Jane Saunders
Brother: Daniel Abrams Sr. - 1886 - 1918 (Buried in Hickory Hill Slave and African American Cemetery)
Cause of Death: Acute Cardiac Dilatation
Father: John Abrams Sr.
Mother: Jane Saunders
Brother: Daniel Abrams Sr. - 1886 - 1918 (Buried in Hickory Hill Slave and African American Cemetery)
Cause of Death: Acute Cardiac Dilatation
28 Buried in Hickory Hill Cemetery, as told to D. Reber Dunkel by Mrs. Shelton and published in "Cemeteries as Loci of Diasporan Memory: the Case of Hickory Hill," pp. 1-5 & 15 in CONEXÕES, Vol. 5, No. 2, November 1993 (published by Michigan State University, African Diaspora Research Project).
Father: John Abrams Sr.
Mother: Jane Saunders
Brother: Daniel Abrams Sr. - 1886 - 1918 (Buried in Hickory Hill Slave and African American Cemetery)
Cause of Death: Acute Cardiac Dilatation
Father: John Abrams Sr.
Mother: Jane Saunders
Brother: Daniel Abrams Sr. - 1886 - 1918 (Buried in Hickory Hill Slave and African American Cemetery)
Cause of Death: Acute Cardiac Dilatation
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