Abernathy Lineage

According to PlacesNamed.com, "Abernathy" is the 1,685th most popular last name in the U. S.

My ggg-grandmother was an Abernathy. Mary Eliza Abernathy (1848-1889) was married to Wilson Martin (1840-1938).

I am indebted to a couple of Abernathy descendants and researchers for sharing their information with me. Had it not been for them, I would not have had history all the way to Ireland.

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Hugh

Hugh Abernathy was born in County Downs, Ireland, his wife Mary Hamilton in South Carolina. He died 21 February 1826 in Franklin County, Indiana and she died 16 September 1838, in Fountain County, Indiana. They had 17 children together. Samuel, my gggg-grandfather, was their youngest.

Samuel

Samuel and (1814-1889) Sarah Lee Jared Abernathy (1814-1882) had 10 children, including Mary Eliza, my ggg-grandmother. He was born and died in Coal Creek, Franklin County, Indiana, 16 April 1814 - 3 June 1889.

Mary Eliza

Mary Eliza Abernathy Martin bore Woodrow Wilson Martin 12 children, one of whom was my gg-grandfather, George Martin. She was born 14 March 1848, in Fountain County, Indiana. She died 17 August 1889.

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