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James Abram Pulis

Birth	:	5 Apr 1871 Campgaw, Bergen County, New Jersey, USA
Death	:	13 Oct 1897 Campgaw, Bergen County, New Jersey, USA
Burial	:	Floral Hills Cemetery, Lynnwood, Snohomish County, USA
Coordinate	:	47.8256035, -122.2406693
Inscription	:	PAPA JAMES. A. PULIS Born April 5th, 1871 Died Oct. 13th, 1897
Description	:	James Abram Pulis – A descendent of an old New Jersey family, and long identified with the agricultural life of Bergen County, Mr. Pulis died October 13, 1897. He was born at Campgaw, 5 April 1871, son of Abram James and Frances (Ramsey) Pulis. His father was born at Campgaw, September 23, 1850, son of James William Pulis. The later was born at Campgaw, February 17, 1828, and was the proprietor of the one-hundred acre farm which was handed down to Mr. Pulis' father and later to his family. James William Pulis, in addition... Read More	James Abram Pulis – A descendent of an old New Jersey family, and long identified with the agricultural life of Bergen County, Mr. Pulis died October 13, 1897. He was born at Campgaw, 5 April 1871, son of Abram James and Frances (Ramsey) Pulis. His father was born at Campgaw, September 23, 1850, son of James William Pulis. The later was born at Campgaw, February 17, 1828, and was the proprietor of the one-hundred acre farm which was handed down to Mr. Pulis' father and later to his family. James William Pulis, in addition to the management of his farm property. Held the position of a local preacher of the Methodist Episcopal church, and devoted his energies to a great degree to the furtherance of the aims of the church, advocating and maintaining the highest standard of public and private conduct. Both J. A. Pulis and his father were associated with his grandfather in the work of managing the farm, but James William Pulis survived J. A. Pulis by two years, dying 6 December 1899, at the age of seventy-one years. After his death, the farm passed into the control of his son, Abram James Pulis, who continued to conduct it until his death. Abram James Pulis, like his father, was thoroughly slikked in the management of agricultural work, having been associated with his father on the farm since his school days. Under his management the farm prospered and, as it consisted of one-hundred acres of the best ;and in the county, the products raised upon it was of the highest quality and found a ready market at all times. During several years Mr. Pulis worked on the farm with his father and grandfather, who both survived him, his father dying 28 March 1908. Liza Lavinia (Winters) Pulis, grandmother of James A. Pulis, was born at Wyckoff, New Jersey, 20 November 1829, and is still living (1923). James Abram Pulis received his education in the public schools in Bergen County. After having completed his studies he joined his father and grandfather on the farm and was engaged in agricultural work until his death 13 October 1897. Like the other members of his family. Mr. Pulis was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church of Campgaw, of which he was organist and steward. He began playing the organ at the church when he was fourteen years old and played continuously until his death. He was a natural musician and had a fine tenor voice. He was also a member of the Republican party, as were the other members of his family believing wholeheartedlyin its principles and supporting is policies. On 15 January 1890, he married at Campgaw, Alice Forshay, daughter of Abram and Agnes (Ramsey) Forshay. Mrs Pulis was born at Ramsey, New Jersey, 21 July 1871. Her father was born in Rockland county, New York State. 30 September 1842, and her mother was born at Oakland 7 November 1840. Mr. and Mrs. Pulis have two children: Mary Ella who was born at Campgaw, 31 August 1892, married Charles H. Miller, a native of Austin, Texas; and Jesse Abram Pulis, who was born at Campgaw, 21 December 1895. Mrs. Pulis still makes her home ay Campgaw, and is widely known and admired for her vigorous and energetic character. Adapted from The History of Bergen County which was published in 1923.

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Where is James Abram Pulis's memorial?
James Abram Pulis's memorial is located at: Floral Hills Cemetery, Lynnwood, Snohomish County, USA.
When did James Abram Pulis death?
James Abram Pulis death on 13 Oct 1897 in Campgaw, Bergen County, New Jersey, USA
Where are the coordinates of the James Abram Pulis's memorial?
Latitude: 47.8256035
Longitude: -122.2406693

Family Members:

Parent

Abram James Pulis

(1850 - 1908)

Frances “Fannie” Ramsey Pulis

(1851 - 1940)

Spouse

Alice Forshay Pulis

(1871 - 1947)

Children

Jesse Abram Pulis

(1895 - 1955)

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