bio:
From Indiana One Hundred and Fifty Years of American Development by Charles Roll, A.M., Volume 4, page 468
"Harley C. Roudebush has lived all his life on the farm which he occupies today, located in Wea Township of Tippecanoe County, on Rural Route No. 12. This farm contains 160 acres, and has been in the ownership of the Roudebush family since pioneer days.
Mr. Roudebush was born there in 1883, in a log building. He is a son of Jacob and Sarah E. (Coatney) Roudebush. Jacob Roudebush was born in Ohio, and was a small child when his parents, Henry and Margaret (Gray) Roudebush, came to Indiana."
From Indiana One Hundred and Fifty Years of American Development by Charles Roll, A.M., Volume 4, page 468
"Harley C. Roudebush has lived all his life on the farm which he occupies today, located in Wea Township of Tippecanoe County, on Rural Route No. 12. This farm contains 160 acres, and has been in the ownership of the Roudebush family since pioneer days.
Mr. Roudebush was born there in 1883, in a log building. He is a son of Jacob and Sarah E. (Coatney) Roudebush. Jacob Roudebush was born in Ohio, and was a small child when his parents, Henry and Margaret (Gray) Roudebush, came to Indiana."
bio:
From Indiana One Hundred and Fifty Years of American Development by Charles Roll, A.M., Volume 4, page 468
"Harley C. Roudebush has lived all his life on the farm which he occupies today, located in Wea Township of Tippecanoe County, on Rural Route No. 12. This farm contains 160 acres, and has been in the ownership of the Roudebush family since pioneer days.
Mr. Roudebush was born there in 1883, in a log building. He is a son of Jacob and Sarah E. (Coatney) Roudebush. Jacob Roudebush was born in Ohio, and was a small child when his parents, Henry and Margaret (Gray) Roudebush, came to Indiana."
From Indiana One Hundred and Fifty Years of American Development by Charles Roll, A.M., Volume 4, page 468
"Harley C. Roudebush has lived all his life on the farm which he occupies today, located in Wea Township of Tippecanoe County, on Rural Route No. 12. This farm contains 160 acres, and has been in the ownership of the Roudebush family since pioneer days.
Mr. Roudebush was born there in 1883, in a log building. He is a son of Jacob and Sarah E. (Coatney) Roudebush. Jacob Roudebush was born in Ohio, and was a small child when his parents, Henry and Margaret (Gray) Roudebush, came to Indiana."
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