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Johnson Hindin Genealogy
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1867 - 1916
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Nickname |
Charley |
Born |
13 Dec 1867 |
Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland [2] |
Gender |
Male |
Died |
25 Dec 1916 |
Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland [2] |
Buried |
Green Mountain Cemetery, Baltimore, Baltimore City, Maryland |
Person ID |
I1489 |
Johnson Hindin Tree |
Last Modified |
4 Nov 2018 |
Father |
Nathaniel ASHCOM, b. 25 Feb 1831, d. 22 Feb 1899 |
Mother |
Emily Jane VAN FOSSEN, b. 21 May 1841, d. 19 Dec 1913, Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland |
Married |
31 May 1866 |
Asbury United Methodist Church, Duncannon, Perry Co., Pennsylvania |
Family ID |
F514 |
Group Sheet |
Family |
Margaret Maud CHILD, b. May 1878, Maryland , d. 7 Mar 1960, Baltimore, Baltimore City, Maryland |
Married |
28 Oct 1902 |
Children |
| 1. Charles Gist ASHCOM, b. 20 Apr 1912, Maryland , d. 7 Dec 1982, York, York Co., Pennsylvania |
| 2. Margaret Van Fossen ASHCOM, b. 31 Oct 1914, Maryland , d. 21 Aug 2002, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California |
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Family ID |
F519 |
Group Sheet |
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Notes |
- According to an article in the December 23, 1910 edition of The Washington (D.C.) Times, Charles and his wife, Margaret, were named as defendants in a lawsuit brought by Henry Rieman, alleging that the defendants alienated the affection of Mr. Rieman's wife, Ida Child Rieman, Margaret's sister.
The following obituary was published in the Baltimore Sun and was available on Ancestry.com in 2015:
CHARLES A. ASHCOM
Charles Abner Ashcom, an expert accountant, whose home was at Ruxton, Md., but who maintained offices in the Maryland Trust Building, in this city, died in a hospital at Martinsburg, W. Va., yesterday of septicemia, following an illness of one week, states a dispatch from that place to THE SUN. He was engaged in professional work there when attacked.
He was a son of the late Nathaniel C. Ashcom, of Baltimore, and a great-grandson of Sir Roger Ashcom, who was dean of the medical department of Oxford University, England. He was 46 years old and is survived by his widow, who was Miss Margaret Child, of Baltimore, and two little sons. He was a brother of Miss Minnie Emily Ashcom and Miss Edith Ashcom, of Baltimore, and Nathaniel C. Ashcom of Brookline, Mass. The remains will be brought to Baltimore for burial.
According to Find a Grave, the inscription on Charles' tombstone reads "Son of Nathaniel and Emily J.".
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Sources |
- [S77] This information was supplied by John Dwight Kilbo.
- [S506] Find a Grave (findagrave.com).
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