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Abraham Blumer - PLAQUE

Abraham Blumer - PLAQUE is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Lehigh County, dedicated 1929.

Lehigh County · dedicated 1929 · On grounds of Jordan United Church of Christ at Walbert, South Whitehall Twp.

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Born in Grabs, Switzerland, chaplain of the First Battalion Northampton County Militia, 1781 is buried in this cemetery. He ministered to the reformed congregations of Jordan, Union, Egypt and Allentown from 1771 to 1801.

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Marker data: Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission via data.pa.gov

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