The Grave of Abram Hageman     Inscription:   "ABRAM Son of I. & M. HAGEMAN Born Aug. 27, 1832 DIED Jan. 31, 1840"         Abram Hageman (27 Aug 1832 - 31 Jan 1840) was born in Somerset Co., New Jersey. He was a son of Isaac Hageman Jr. and his first wife, Maria Wyckoff (Voorhees) Hageman. Note that the death dates of mother Maria and son Abram are only 4 days apart, suggesting they may have died during one of the terrible epidemics that ravaged Fulton Co. during those early years.     Immediately to the left of Abram's grave is that of his half-brother John T. Hageman, and to the left of that is the grave of Abram's mother, Maria Wyckoff (Voorhees) Hageman.
	The Grave (Military Footstone) of John T. Hageman    Inscription on Military Footstone:   "JOHN T. HAGAMAN CO.D. 103 ILL.INF."   (Civil War Emblem in grave)     John T. Hageman (14 Nov 1843 - 4 Jan 1864) was a Union soldier who died during the Civil War. He is believed to be the first-born son of Isaac Hageman Jr.'s second wife, Cornelia Ann (Little) Hageman
The Grave (Headstone) of John T. Hageman     Inscription on Headstone:     "JOHN T. son of ISAAC & C.A. HAGEMAN DIED Jan 4, 1864 AGED 20 Yrs. 2 Mos. 22 Ds."
	The Grave of Maria Wyckoff (Voorhees) Hageman    Inscription:   MARIA W. VOORHEES Wife of ISAAC HAGEMAN BORN Mar. 6, 1812 DIED Jan. 27, 1840   Maria Wyckoff Voorhees (6 Mar 1812 - 27 Jan 1840) was the first wife of Isaac Hageman, Jr. She was the sister of Ellen Voorhees (14 Sep 1813 - 1 May 1886), the 2nd wife of Isaac's father, Isaac Hageman Sr. Maria and Ellen were daughters of William Voorhees and Alche Van Doren, of Lysander, New York. Isaac Jr. and his first wife Maria were half 4th cousins through their common ancestor Roelof Martensen Schenck, and also half 5th cousins through their common ancestor Steven Coerte Van Voorhees.   Issac Hageman Jr. was born 7 April 1810 at Harlingen, Somerset Co., NJ; he died in Ellisville township, Fulton Co., Illinois 24 Nov 1891, aged 81 yrs., 6 mos., 17 days. Isaac married 1) Maria Wyckoff Voorhees (6 Mar 1812 - 27 Jan 1840) in New Jersey; he married 2) Cornelia Ann Little (abt 18 Feb 1822 - 27 Aug 1889) 6 Apr 1843 in Fulton County, Illinois.   Maria and Isaac had three known children: Abram Hageman (27 Aug 1832 - 31 Jan 1840) Maria Hageman (born 1834 in New Jersey) Wilminia Hageman (born 1836)   Maria Wyckoff (Voorhees) Hageman's grave is nestled in a group of three graves: Maria's grave is immediately to the left of that of her son Abram's half-brother John T. Hageman. Immediately to the right of John's grave is the grave of Abram Hageman, thought to be Maria's first-born child and only son.
The Grave of Frances Hagaman   Inscription:   "FAREWELL DEAR SISTER FRANCES HAGAMAN DIED July 8, 1871 Aged 38 Ys. 9 Ms. 18 Ds.           Note: Frances is buried near Wycoff Hagaman.
	The Grave of Wyckoff Hagaman Fairview Cemetery Fairview, Fulton County, Illinois  Inscription:   "WYCKOFF HAGAMAN DIED Mar. 25, 1862 AGED" [stone broken off]     Note: stone broken, cemetery records say 67y 7mos   (Photo by Pat Ryan White, great-great-great-granddaughter of William Brown Hageman and Magdalena Voorhees Stryker of Fairview)
JOSEPH D. HAGAMAN, WIFE AND SON       Buried on this lovely hillside near Ganotown  in beautiful Berkeley County, West Virginia,  are Joseph D. Hagaman, born bef  1 Jul 1787 in Amwell Township, Hunterdon, NJ, and died Aug 15, 1825, in Berkeley County, VA.  His is the stone with the initials.  The other two graves have blank stones. They are probably those of his wife and son, since the three of them died within 7 years of each other there on that farm.
	We’ve been unable to find any documents naming Joseph’s wife, who died soon after the birth of her third child, John Hagaman, born 22 Dec 1823.  Little John is probably in the other grave.  He died at the age of 7 on 11 Sep 1831.
Joseph’s other two children, Antoinette, b. 14 Jan 1819 and Marenes, b. 27 Feb 1821, both in Berkeley County, VA, lived to adulthood and beyond.  The children were aged 6, 4 and 2 when their father died.  Joseph sent for his unmarried sister, Ann Hagaman, to come from Hunterdon County NJ to help him with the children when their mother died about 18 months earlier.  Ann stayed on as guardian of the children to raise them on this farm.