Hughes And Allied Families
Hughes And Allied Families
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IV. — 56. George Hughes, b. Onondaga County, New York, April 20, 1810; m. September 1, 1831, Esther Maj/o. In 1834, he moved with his wife and one cliild, and all liis possessions, to Tal)le Grove, Fulton County, Illinois. He arrived October 21, liaving performed the whole journey with, a covered emigrant lumber wagon. He purchased a farm in what was then almost a wilderness, and endured with his family many privations ; but patient waiting, with honest integrity and economical industry, have b...rought liim tlie reward of competency and contentment. He has been an extensive and succes. Sful farmej-.
They had two children : 5 — 215. Freeman, . Luno 2I>, 1S;>2 ; d. At eighteen months of age. 5 — 21(). John, June 1, ISiSl: m. . Lemima IJailey.
IV. — 57. Henry Freeman Hughes, 1). May 17, 1812, at Geddes, New York ; m. Frances Patterson in 183(5, and in 1837 went to Michigan and settled on a farm in Calhoiui County, where he has for many year. S resided. Now resides at Bellevue, Michigan.
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IV. — 56. George Hughes, b. Onondaga County, New York, April 20, 1810; m. September 1, 1831, Esther Maj/o. In 1834, he moved with his wife and one cliild, and all liis possessions, to Tal)le Grove, Fulton County, Illinois. He arrived October 21, liaving performed the whole journey with, a covered emigrant lumber wagon. He purchased a farm in what was then almost a wilderness, and endured with his family many privations ; but patient waiting, with honest integrity and economical industry, have b...rought liim tlie reward of competency and contentment. He has been an extensive and succes. Sful farmej-.
They had two children : 5 — 215. Freeman, . Luno 2I>, 1S;>2 ; d. At eighteen months of age. 5 — 21(). John, June 1, ISiSl: m. . Lemima IJailey.
IV. — 57. Henry Freeman Hughes, 1). May 17, 1812, at Geddes, New York ; m. Frances Patterson in 183(5, and in 1837 went to Michigan and settled on a farm in Calhoiui County, where he has for many year. S resided. Now resides at Bellevue, Michigan.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D D David Darwin Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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