A Centennial Biographical History of Richland County Ohio
A Centennial Biographical History of Richland County Ohio
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ELLZY A. ASHBAUGH.
Ellzy A. Ashbaugh, a prominent agriculturist living in the southeast corner of section 32, Sharon township, and whose postoffice is Cookton, was born in Richland county, Ohio, January 31, 1850. His father, Harvey Ash- baugh, w r as a native of Adams county, Pennsylvania, born there in 181 1, and came to Ohio in 1836, driving all the way with team and wagon and bring- ing with him his wife and one child. After reaching Ohio he lived one year in Mansfield, purchased one hundred... acres of woodland in Springfield town- ship, and in 1850 purchased another farm, containing one hundred and fifty- two acres, upon which he lived until his death in 1876. In addition he pur- chased one hundred and sixty acres of land in Crawford county prior to 1848, and upon which the city of Crestline now stands. The maiden name of his wife was Eliza C. Elliott, who also was of Adams county, Pennsylvania, born in 1 81 2, and married to Mr. Ashbaugh August 6, 1833. Mr. And Mrs. Ash- baugh were the parents of seven children, of whom they reared six, the sub- ject of this sketch and five daughters.
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ELLZY A. ASHBAUGH.
Ellzy A. Ashbaugh, a prominent agriculturist living in the southeast corner of section 32, Sharon township, and whose postoffice is Cookton, was born in Richland county, Ohio, January 31, 1850. His father, Harvey Ash- baugh, w r as a native of Adams county, Pennsylvania, born there in 181 1, and came to Ohio in 1836, driving all the way with team and wagon and bring- ing with him his wife and one child. After reaching Ohio he lived one year in Mansfield, purchased one hundred... acres of woodland in Springfield town- ship, and in 1850 purchased another farm, containing one hundred and fifty- two acres, upon which he lived until his death in 1876. In addition he pur- chased one hundred and sixty acres of land in Crawford county prior to 1848, and upon which the city of Crestline now stands. The maiden name of his wife was Eliza C. Elliott, who also was of Adams county, Pennsylvania, born in 1 81 2, and married to Mr. Ashbaugh August 6, 1833. Mr. And Mrs. Ash- baugh were the parents of seven children, of whom they reared six, the sub- ject of this sketch and five daughters.
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