RNT Family History
Lough, Jacob Bushong[1, 2]

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Name Lough, Jacob Bushong Born 02 Dec 1810 , Cumberland, Kentucky Gender Male Buried Oct 1884 Lough Cemetery, Howard Township, Parke, Indiana Died 29 Oct 1884 , Parke, Indiana Person ID I22948 McClure-Harris Last Modified 2 Mar 2005
Father Lough, Thomas Warner, b. 12 Mar 1788, , Cumberland, Kentucky , d. 13 Apr 1863, Waveland, Montgomery, Indiana
(Age 75 years)
Relationship Birth Mother Bushong, Nancy, b. 10 Jan 1789, , , Virginia , d. 15 Apr 1863, Waveland, Montgomery, Indiana
(Age 74 years)
Relationship Birth Married 06 Dec 1807 , Cumberland, Kentucky Family ID F7257 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Stalcup, Rosa Ann, b. 28 Jan 1816, , Cumberland, Kentucky , d. 31 Jul 1846, , Parke, Indiana
(Age 30 years)
Married 1837 , Cumberland, Kentucky Children 1. Lough, Thomas Levi, b. 12 Oct 1838, , Cumberland, Kentucky , d. 31 Jan 1905, , Parke, Indiana
(Age 66 years) [Birth]
2. Lough, George Washington, b. 22 Nov 1839, , , Kentucky , d. 18 Nov 1919, , , Indiana
(Age 79 years) [Birth]
3. Lough, Serepta Delila, b. 11 Jan 1846, , , Indiana , d. 1883, Windsor, Henry, Missouri
(Age 36 years) [Birth]
Last Modified 2 Mar 2005 Family ID F7868 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Headstones Lough, Jacob Bushong
Section 20; Jacob B. b. 12-2-1810 d. 10-29-1884
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Notes - Jacob B. LOUGH, farmer, Waveland, was born in Cumberland County in 1810. He is the son of Thomas and Nancy (Bishong) Lough, both natives of Cumberland County, Kentucky Thomas Lough and his father were musicians. Thomas was a drummer, and did good service in beating up volunteers, both in the Indian wars of the northwest territory and in the late war. His father served in the revolutionary war under Washington as fifer. Thomas B. Lough came to Indiana at the beginning of the rebellion and died in 1865, aged 77 years; his wife died in her 77th year, two days after her husband. Jacob Lough's paternal grandmother was Nancy Warner, cousin to George Washington. His maternal grandfather was captain of a company under Gen. Harrison. Jacob B. Lough was married in 1843 in Kentucky, and remained there till he could earn a vehicle to convey him to Parke County. By his first wife, he had 3 children: Thomas W, George W. and Sarepta D. His first wife, Rosanna Stalcup, died in 1846, aged 28 years. He was married a second time tin 1847, to Mrs. Emily J. (McGuffey) English. by this union he has two children: Elva J. and Perry J. He and his first and second wife and all his children are members of the Christian church. In politics he was formerly a Whig, but is now a republican. George W. was a soldier in the 21st Regiment Indiana Volunteers, and served 3 years. When Mr. Lough was married he and his wife had but a very limited share of this world's goods. He now owns a good farm of 305 acres and has it fairly stocked. he never cared for office and never was sued in his life. His education is that of the common schools of his boyhood. (1880 History of Parke County, Indiana J. H. Beadle, Chicago: H. H. Hill & N. Iddings, Publishers).
Source:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~inparke/BiosHowardTwp.htm
- Jacob B. LOUGH, farmer, Waveland, was born in Cumberland County in 1810. He is the son of Thomas and Nancy (Bishong) Lough, both natives of Cumberland County, Kentucky Thomas Lough and his father were musicians. Thomas was a drummer, and did good service in beating up volunteers, both in the Indian wars of the northwest territory and in the late war. His father served in the revolutionary war under Washington as fifer. Thomas B. Lough came to Indiana at the beginning of the rebellion and died in 1865, aged 77 years; his wife died in her 77th year, two days after her husband. Jacob Lough's paternal grandmother was Nancy Warner, cousin to George Washington. His maternal grandfather was captain of a company under Gen. Harrison. Jacob B. Lough was married in 1843 in Kentucky, and remained there till he could earn a vehicle to convey him to Parke County. By his first wife, he had 3 children: Thomas W, George W. and Sarepta D. His first wife, Rosanna Stalcup, died in 1846, aged 28 years. He was married a second time tin 1847, to Mrs. Emily J. (McGuffey) English. by this union he has two children: Elva J. and Perry J. He and his first and second wife and all his children are members of the Christian church. In politics he was formerly a Whig, but is now a republican. George W. was a soldier in the 21st Regiment Indiana Volunteers, and served 3 years. When Mr. Lough was married he and his wife had but a very limited share of this world's goods. He now owns a good farm of 305 acres and has it fairly stocked. he never cared for office and never was sued in his life. His education is that of the common schools of his boyhood. (1880 History of Parke County, Indiana J. H. Beadle, Chicago: H. H. Hill & N. Iddings, Publishers).
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Sources - [S186] GEDCOM file imported on 14 Aug 2002., Shane Symes.
- [S613] 1880 United States Census, 396A (Reliability: 3).
Jacob B. LOUGH Self M Male W 69 KY Retired Farmer TN TN
Emily J. LOUGH Wife M Female W 60 KY Housekeeper KY KY
Jacob B. LOUGH Son S Male W 19 IN Farmer KY TN
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Source Information:
Census Place Howard, Parke, Indiana
Family History Library Film 1254303
NA Film Number T9-0303
Page Number 396A
- [S186] GEDCOM file imported on 14 Aug 2002., Shane Symes.