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Aaron A. Apgar
 1838 - 1928

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  • Birth  03 May 1838 
    Gender  Male 
    Apgar Number  1.8.7.1. 
    Died  01 Nov 1928 
    Apgar Volume  1984  I Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Apgar Number Sort  01.08.07.01. 
    Number of Children 
    Buried  Mountain View Cemetery, Cokesbury NJ Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Person ID  I01853  Apgar | Jacob
    Last Modified  04 Dec 2005 00:00:00 
     
    Father  Elijah Apgar, b. 03 Mar 1816 
    Mother  Mary Ann Apgar, b. 03 Oct 1817 
    Family ID  F00679  Group Sheet
     
    Family  Eleanor Hoffman, b. 25 Jul 1844 
    Married  18 Jun 1865 
    Number of Children 
    Children 
     1. Charles Warren Apgar, b. 12 Aug 1865
     2. Howard Edgar Apgar, b. 08 Oct 1867
     3. Anna Mary Apgar, b. 20 Aug 1871
     4. Elijah E. Apgar, b. 20 Dec 1874
     5. Nellie Apgar, b. 15 Nov 1877
     6. Lenora B. Apgar, b. 05 Apr 1880
     7. Elizabeth C. Apgar, b. 16 Apr 1881
     8. Ruby V. Apgar, b. 14 Nov 1884
     9. Grover Gibson Apgar, b. 1892
    Family ID  F00680  Group Sheet
     
  • Notes 
    • Aaron lived on the homestead farm. By this time it was referred to as the Aaron Apgar farm. There was a wooden house build close to the main highway. This gave more room for his growing family, because the homestead had a majority of his father's family still living there. Besides, by building close to the highway, it saved the task of shoveling out the long lane to the stone house as the winter snows came. However, the house did not last as long as the first house. There is scarcely a trace of the wooden house remaining.
      Aaronlived on the homestead farm while his family was growing up. Since all four of his sons went elsewhere to make their living, he eventually sold the farm to his cousin, John Wilson Apgar I, and went to live in a house on Cokesbury-Califon Road, later occupied by the Jones family.
     

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