Altoona Mirror, Altoona, Pa.
August 2, 1965
Abstact: Born, Aug. 17, 1881 in Tatesville, Bedford County. Son of John R. and Sara (Fischel) Fluke, and was twice married, first to Elizabeth Fuerhelm, who died in 1936, then to Alice Pearl Morgan, who died in 1954. Sons: John L., of Des Moines, Iowa, and Dale R., of Carrolton, Ohio; seven grandchildren, one great-grandchild, a brother and a sister, John C., of Tatesville and Mary Caterine Fluke of Martinsburg. He was of the Brethren faith. A retired rancher and carpenter, he moved to Nebraska in 1895 and homesteaded in Montana from 1913 until returning to Morrison's Cove in 1950.
A note from a contributor Mary: "My parents bought the Fluke homestead from Hugh's brother. We were raised in the same old stone house! It was built before 1800! They said it was an old fort."
August 2, 1965
Abstact: Born, Aug. 17, 1881 in Tatesville, Bedford County. Son of John R. and Sara (Fischel) Fluke, and was twice married, first to Elizabeth Fuerhelm, who died in 1936, then to Alice Pearl Morgan, who died in 1954. Sons: John L., of Des Moines, Iowa, and Dale R., of Carrolton, Ohio; seven grandchildren, one great-grandchild, a brother and a sister, John C., of Tatesville and Mary Caterine Fluke of Martinsburg. He was of the Brethren faith. A retired rancher and carpenter, he moved to Nebraska in 1895 and homesteaded in Montana from 1913 until returning to Morrison's Cove in 1950.
A note from a contributor Mary: "My parents bought the Fluke homestead from Hugh's brother. We were raised in the same old stone house! It was built before 1800! They said it was an old fort."
Altoona Mirror, Altoona, Pa.
August 2, 1965
Abstact: Born, Aug. 17, 1881 in Tatesville, Bedford County. Son of John R. and Sara (Fischel) Fluke, and was twice married, first to Elizabeth Fuerhelm, who died in 1936, then to Alice Pearl Morgan, who died in 1954. Sons: John L., of Des Moines, Iowa, and Dale R., of Carrolton, Ohio; seven grandchildren, one great-grandchild, a brother and a sister, John C., of Tatesville and Mary Caterine Fluke of Martinsburg. He was of the Brethren faith. A retired rancher and carpenter, he moved to Nebraska in 1895 and homesteaded in Montana from 1913 until returning to Morrison's Cove in 1950.
A note from a contributor Mary: "My parents bought the Fluke homestead from Hugh's brother. We were raised in the same old stone house! It was built before 1800! They said it was an old fort."
August 2, 1965
Abstact: Born, Aug. 17, 1881 in Tatesville, Bedford County. Son of John R. and Sara (Fischel) Fluke, and was twice married, first to Elizabeth Fuerhelm, who died in 1936, then to Alice Pearl Morgan, who died in 1954. Sons: John L., of Des Moines, Iowa, and Dale R., of Carrolton, Ohio; seven grandchildren, one great-grandchild, a brother and a sister, John C., of Tatesville and Mary Caterine Fluke of Martinsburg. He was of the Brethren faith. A retired rancher and carpenter, he moved to Nebraska in 1895 and homesteaded in Montana from 1913 until returning to Morrison's Cove in 1950.
A note from a contributor Mary: "My parents bought the Fluke homestead from Hugh's brother. We were raised in the same old stone house! It was built before 1800! They said it was an old fort."
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