Adam Flaugher
- Born: Abt 1756, Franklin, Pennsylvania
- Marriage: Catherine Ann Hidler
- Died: 8 Feb 1825, Brown, Ohio about age 69
 General Notes:
Adam assisted in establishing American Independence while acting in the capacity of Sergeant, Captian Clapsadler's Company of the First Battalion of Cumberland County commanded by Col. Jas. Johnston, Pennsylvania Militia. Descendants are eligible for membership in lineage societies:
Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) or Sons of the American Revolution (SAR).
On the 8th of Aug. 1825 Adam Flaugher Senior died intestate. Bond given the 22th of Aug. 1825 of $400 by Adam Flaugher Jr., George Flaugher, George Harrison and James McNown. George Flaugher and Adam Flaugher Jr. appointed administrators. 139 acres of land by the Edmund Lyne's Survey No. 1375, Katherine Ann Hidler Flaugher (Adam senior's wife), relict, relinquishes her right to administratrix. -Administrator's Testimony in Record "A" Brown Co., Probate Court Records, Estate No. 7290 packet.
From McCammon's paper at Brown Co. Ohio Gen Society...
See Tax Lists for Adams Co., 1806(jr. & sr.), 1810(George added here), Brown Co., 1819(Jr. & Geo. but not sr.).
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Other documentation of the Flaughers in Adams and Brown Co. OH:
Third and fourth US census, 1810 and 1820
History of Brown Co., OH--Beers, 1883
Historical Collections of Brown Co. OH--Carl Thompson, 1976
Early Marriages in Adams Co., OH --Adams Co. Gen. Soc., 1988.
Brown Co. OH--Death Records
Collection of data, Ross E. Parker, 1934--Brown Co. Gen Soc.
Cemetery Inscriptions of Brown Co., OH--L. Wilson
Tombstone Inscriptions of Brown Co., OH--Colleta & Packett
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Public Records/other sources:
Mason Co. KY--Wm. Lamb's Tax List--1793. (sr. & jr.).
Second US census of KY, 1800 (jr.,sr. & Christopher).
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From PENNYSLVANIA ARCHIVES, third series, vol xx, 1897, pgs 5 & 244:
Cumberland Co., Antrim twp. PA taxes, 1778 (Adam & Christy)
Cumberland Co. Washington twp, PA supply rate, 1779 (Adam & Christy)
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p. 118 OHIO WILLS AND ESTATES
"FLAUGHER, ADAM E-1825 BR c1290"
E=estate, BR=Brown Co. , c=case number
Information about this person:
• Military Service.
Sgt., Capt. Clapsaler's Co., 1st Battalion of Cumberland Co., under Col. James Johnston, PA Militia - Revolutionary War
• Background Information.
In the early days of Adam's life he was raised on his father's two farms. One in Hagerstown Maryland, the other one was in Chamberburg, Pennsylvania and getting what little education was available to him at that time.
Adam Flaugher I was born in 1756. He is mentioned in The Daughters of the American Revolution Patriot Index 1966 DAr #278871 as a SGT. from Pennsylvania.
Adam"s Revolutionary War records record his name as Adam the II. Pennsylvania Archives Series 5. Volume 6, page 92 - 115, page 92A. Class roll ot the male white inhabitants of Captain Daniel Clapsadlers Company of the First Battalion of the Cumberland County Malitia Commanded by Colonel James Johnston, August 20, 1780. Page 93 County of Cumberland, Pennsylvania, Sergent Adam Flaugher, page 115.
After the Revolutionary War was over, Adam went backto the family and stayed there until Spring of 1793. During the time of the Revolutionary War, Adam's mother must have died as we find his father Christian had remarried.
• Dates & Events.
In the early days of Adam's life he was raised on his father's two farms. One in Hagerstown Maryland, the other one was in Chamberburg, Pennsylvania and getting what little education was available to him at that time.
Adam Flaugher I was born in 1756. He is mentioned in The Daughters of the American Revolution Patriot Index 1966 DAr #278871 as a SGT. from Pennsylvania.
Adam"s Revolutionary War records record his name as Adam the II. Pennsylvania Archives Series 5. Volume 6, page 92 - 115, page 92A. Class roll ot the male white inhabitants of Captain Daniel Clapsadlers Company of the First Battalion of the Cumberland County Malitia Commanded by Colonel James Johnston, August 20, 1780. Page 93 County of Cumberland, Pennsylvania, Sergent Adam Flaugher, page 115.
After the Revolutionary War was over, Adam went backto the family and stayed there until Spring of 1793. During the time of the Revolutionary War, Adam's mother must have died as we find his father Christian had remarried.
Adam married Catherine Ann Hidler, daughter of George Hidler and Catherine. (Catherine Ann Hidler was born in 1761 in Pennsylvania, died about 1790 in Brown, Ohio and was buried in Flaugher Cemetery near Aberdeen, Ohio.)
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