Daniel and Susan [Lockard] Bugh were the parents of 13 children. Norman, Alexander, Jeremiah, John, Delos, Daniel, Huldah, Mary, Thaddeus, Dennis, Amanda, Robert and Francis Walter.
Whitedeer Twp, PA is an original Township formed in Feb 1776, while a part of Northumberland County.
Daniel was a blacksmith & farmer by trade
His first child was born in 1840, although no marriage record to date has been found. It is believed they married abt 1839-1840 in the Hughesville, Lycoming county, Pennsylvania area
1850 Living at Pendleton, Niagara, New York, USA
1858 Daniel Bugh and his wife Susan Lockard sold land at Wolf Twp, Lycoming, PA
1856-1860 Living at Madison, Jones, Iowa, USA
1862 Daniel Bugh and his wife Susan Lockard sold property at Hughesville, Lycoming, PA
1868 Apr Land Hometead Cherokee County, Iowa, USA -denotes that he has 10 kids,
affidavit by brothers John Tilman Bugh and Jeremiah Bugh
Final certificate Jan 1875
(1868 is the year they came to Cherokee- consistent with the obituaries of son Robert and wife Susan)
1870:1880:1885:1895 census' Living at Pilot twp, Cherokee, Cherokee, Iowa
-1868-1874 Mentioned by name in his fathers' will and ongoing probate record at Lycoming county, PA
-1894 Mentioned by name and relationship in will of brother John Bugh. Will dated 1884 probated 1894
Obituary: "Cherokee Democrat"- Tuesday Dec 6,1898
Daniel Bugh dead, another early settler gone to his rest. Daniel Bugh, one of the early settlers of Cherokee County, died at his home on Friday evening last. The deceased was 80 years of age. Mr Bugh came to Cherokee county in an early day-we do not know what year, but he was here when deer and elk and all kinds of game roamed the prairies, rarely molested. He was a great hunter in those days. For many years he has lived on his pilot Township farm, where a large family was reared. He was a splendid type of manhood unassuming and as honest as the day is long. The funeral occurred on Monday, the services being conducted by Rev Ferris.
Obituary: "Cherokee Weekly Times"- Thursday Dec 8, 1898
Daniel Bugh a pioneer resident of Pilot Township, died at his home in that township, Friday evening. Mr Bugh was one of the earliest settlers of the county and during his long residence here had become known as a man of most excellent character. The funeral was held Sunday and was conducted by Rev. Ferris
Obituary - Daniel Bugh "The Cherokee Weekly Times" Thursday, 8 Dec 1898 p5 Col 3
Daniel Bugh, a pioneer resident of Pilot township, died at his home in that township, Friday evening. Mr. Bugh was once one of the earliest settlers of the county and during his long residence here had become known as a man of most excellent character. The funeral was held Sunday and was conducted by Rev. Ferris. (separate article, from the archives, date unknown) The people of Pilot were surprised at hearing of the death of Mr. Bugh which occurred at eight o'clock Friday evening. The funeral was held at the family residence Sunday afternoon and the remains were laid to rest in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Death certificate: Age at Death: 81, cause: Dropsy -parents not listed
(incorrectly give dod as 7 Dec 1898)
* There was no estate opened for Daniel Bugh accordint to the Probate Index
1914 "History of Cherokee County, IA" -By Thomas McCulla, vol1
-This source has a detailed account of the family in a biography on his son Frank Walter Bugh
Whitedeer Twp, PA is an original Township formed in Feb 1776, while a part of Northumberland County.
Daniel was a blacksmith & farmer by trade
His first child was born in 1840, although no marriage record to date has been found. It is believed they married abt 1839-1840 in the Hughesville, Lycoming county, Pennsylvania area
1850 Living at Pendleton, Niagara, New York, USA
1858 Daniel Bugh and his wife Susan Lockard sold land at Wolf Twp, Lycoming, PA
1856-1860 Living at Madison, Jones, Iowa, USA
1862 Daniel Bugh and his wife Susan Lockard sold property at Hughesville, Lycoming, PA
1868 Apr Land Hometead Cherokee County, Iowa, USA -denotes that he has 10 kids,
affidavit by brothers John Tilman Bugh and Jeremiah Bugh
Final certificate Jan 1875
(1868 is the year they came to Cherokee- consistent with the obituaries of son Robert and wife Susan)
1870:1880:1885:1895 census' Living at Pilot twp, Cherokee, Cherokee, Iowa
-1868-1874 Mentioned by name in his fathers' will and ongoing probate record at Lycoming county, PA
-1894 Mentioned by name and relationship in will of brother John Bugh. Will dated 1884 probated 1894
Obituary: "Cherokee Democrat"- Tuesday Dec 6,1898
Daniel Bugh dead, another early settler gone to his rest. Daniel Bugh, one of the early settlers of Cherokee County, died at his home on Friday evening last. The deceased was 80 years of age. Mr Bugh came to Cherokee county in an early day-we do not know what year, but he was here when deer and elk and all kinds of game roamed the prairies, rarely molested. He was a great hunter in those days. For many years he has lived on his pilot Township farm, where a large family was reared. He was a splendid type of manhood unassuming and as honest as the day is long. The funeral occurred on Monday, the services being conducted by Rev Ferris.
Obituary: "Cherokee Weekly Times"- Thursday Dec 8, 1898
Daniel Bugh a pioneer resident of Pilot Township, died at his home in that township, Friday evening. Mr Bugh was one of the earliest settlers of the county and during his long residence here had become known as a man of most excellent character. The funeral was held Sunday and was conducted by Rev. Ferris
Obituary - Daniel Bugh "The Cherokee Weekly Times" Thursday, 8 Dec 1898 p5 Col 3
Daniel Bugh, a pioneer resident of Pilot township, died at his home in that township, Friday evening. Mr. Bugh was once one of the earliest settlers of the county and during his long residence here had become known as a man of most excellent character. The funeral was held Sunday and was conducted by Rev. Ferris. (separate article, from the archives, date unknown) The people of Pilot were surprised at hearing of the death of Mr. Bugh which occurred at eight o'clock Friday evening. The funeral was held at the family residence Sunday afternoon and the remains were laid to rest in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Death certificate: Age at Death: 81, cause: Dropsy -parents not listed
(incorrectly give dod as 7 Dec 1898)
* There was no estate opened for Daniel Bugh accordint to the Probate Index
1914 "History of Cherokee County, IA" -By Thomas McCulla, vol1
-This source has a detailed account of the family in a biography on his son Frank Walter Bugh
Daniel and Susan [Lockard] Bugh were the parents of 13 children. Norman, Alexander, Jeremiah, John, Delos, Daniel, Huldah, Mary, Thaddeus, Dennis, Amanda, Robert and Francis Walter.
Whitedeer Twp, PA is an original Township formed in Feb 1776, while a part of Northumberland County.
Daniel was a blacksmith & farmer by trade
His first child was born in 1840, although no marriage record to date has been found. It is believed they married abt 1839-1840 in the Hughesville, Lycoming county, Pennsylvania area
1850 Living at Pendleton, Niagara, New York, USA
1858 Daniel Bugh and his wife Susan Lockard sold land at Wolf Twp, Lycoming, PA
1856-1860 Living at Madison, Jones, Iowa, USA
1862 Daniel Bugh and his wife Susan Lockard sold property at Hughesville, Lycoming, PA
1868 Apr Land Hometead Cherokee County, Iowa, USA -denotes that he has 10 kids,
affidavit by brothers John Tilman Bugh and Jeremiah Bugh
Final certificate Jan 1875
(1868 is the year they came to Cherokee- consistent with the obituaries of son Robert and wife Susan)
1870:1880:1885:1895 census' Living at Pilot twp, Cherokee, Cherokee, Iowa
-1868-1874 Mentioned by name in his fathers' will and ongoing probate record at Lycoming county, PA
-1894 Mentioned by name and relationship in will of brother John Bugh. Will dated 1884 probated 1894
Obituary: "Cherokee Democrat"- Tuesday Dec 6,1898
Daniel Bugh dead, another early settler gone to his rest. Daniel Bugh, one of the early settlers of Cherokee County, died at his home on Friday evening last. The deceased was 80 years of age. Mr Bugh came to Cherokee county in an early day-we do not know what year, but he was here when deer and elk and all kinds of game roamed the prairies, rarely molested. He was a great hunter in those days. For many years he has lived on his pilot Township farm, where a large family was reared. He was a splendid type of manhood unassuming and as honest as the day is long. The funeral occurred on Monday, the services being conducted by Rev Ferris.
Obituary: "Cherokee Weekly Times"- Thursday Dec 8, 1898
Daniel Bugh a pioneer resident of Pilot Township, died at his home in that township, Friday evening. Mr Bugh was one of the earliest settlers of the county and during his long residence here had become known as a man of most excellent character. The funeral was held Sunday and was conducted by Rev. Ferris
Obituary - Daniel Bugh "The Cherokee Weekly Times" Thursday, 8 Dec 1898 p5 Col 3
Daniel Bugh, a pioneer resident of Pilot township, died at his home in that township, Friday evening. Mr. Bugh was once one of the earliest settlers of the county and during his long residence here had become known as a man of most excellent character. The funeral was held Sunday and was conducted by Rev. Ferris. (separate article, from the archives, date unknown) The people of Pilot were surprised at hearing of the death of Mr. Bugh which occurred at eight o'clock Friday evening. The funeral was held at the family residence Sunday afternoon and the remains were laid to rest in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Death certificate: Age at Death: 81, cause: Dropsy -parents not listed
(incorrectly give dod as 7 Dec 1898)
* There was no estate opened for Daniel Bugh accordint to the Probate Index
1914 "History of Cherokee County, IA" -By Thomas McCulla, vol1
-This source has a detailed account of the family in a biography on his son Frank Walter Bugh
Whitedeer Twp, PA is an original Township formed in Feb 1776, while a part of Northumberland County.
Daniel was a blacksmith & farmer by trade
His first child was born in 1840, although no marriage record to date has been found. It is believed they married abt 1839-1840 in the Hughesville, Lycoming county, Pennsylvania area
1850 Living at Pendleton, Niagara, New York, USA
1858 Daniel Bugh and his wife Susan Lockard sold land at Wolf Twp, Lycoming, PA
1856-1860 Living at Madison, Jones, Iowa, USA
1862 Daniel Bugh and his wife Susan Lockard sold property at Hughesville, Lycoming, PA
1868 Apr Land Hometead Cherokee County, Iowa, USA -denotes that he has 10 kids,
affidavit by brothers John Tilman Bugh and Jeremiah Bugh
Final certificate Jan 1875
(1868 is the year they came to Cherokee- consistent with the obituaries of son Robert and wife Susan)
1870:1880:1885:1895 census' Living at Pilot twp, Cherokee, Cherokee, Iowa
-1868-1874 Mentioned by name in his fathers' will and ongoing probate record at Lycoming county, PA
-1894 Mentioned by name and relationship in will of brother John Bugh. Will dated 1884 probated 1894
Obituary: "Cherokee Democrat"- Tuesday Dec 6,1898
Daniel Bugh dead, another early settler gone to his rest. Daniel Bugh, one of the early settlers of Cherokee County, died at his home on Friday evening last. The deceased was 80 years of age. Mr Bugh came to Cherokee county in an early day-we do not know what year, but he was here when deer and elk and all kinds of game roamed the prairies, rarely molested. He was a great hunter in those days. For many years he has lived on his pilot Township farm, where a large family was reared. He was a splendid type of manhood unassuming and as honest as the day is long. The funeral occurred on Monday, the services being conducted by Rev Ferris.
Obituary: "Cherokee Weekly Times"- Thursday Dec 8, 1898
Daniel Bugh a pioneer resident of Pilot Township, died at his home in that township, Friday evening. Mr Bugh was one of the earliest settlers of the county and during his long residence here had become known as a man of most excellent character. The funeral was held Sunday and was conducted by Rev. Ferris
Obituary - Daniel Bugh "The Cherokee Weekly Times" Thursday, 8 Dec 1898 p5 Col 3
Daniel Bugh, a pioneer resident of Pilot township, died at his home in that township, Friday evening. Mr. Bugh was once one of the earliest settlers of the county and during his long residence here had become known as a man of most excellent character. The funeral was held Sunday and was conducted by Rev. Ferris. (separate article, from the archives, date unknown) The people of Pilot were surprised at hearing of the death of Mr. Bugh which occurred at eight o'clock Friday evening. The funeral was held at the family residence Sunday afternoon and the remains were laid to rest in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Death certificate: Age at Death: 81, cause: Dropsy -parents not listed
(incorrectly give dod as 7 Dec 1898)
* There was no estate opened for Daniel Bugh accordint to the Probate Index
1914 "History of Cherokee County, IA" -By Thomas McCulla, vol1
-This source has a detailed account of the family in a biography on his son Frank Walter Bugh
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