BIOGRAPHY: SAMSON FLAUGH, farmer, P. O. Woodcock, was born in this township, January 12, 1821; son of John and Polly (Hickernell) Flaugh. His paternal grandfather, Matthias Flaugh, was one of the first settlers of Woodcock Township, this county; and his maternal grandfather, Frederick Hickernell, was an early settler of Hayfield Township, this county.
Our subject has always followed farming as an occupation.
He was united in marriage, 9 February 1854, with Sarah A., daughter of Samuel and Sarah (Flaugh) Bossard, of Woodcock Township, this county.
By this union were born five children, viz:- Alice; wife of Fred Lord; Von G: Otto A.; William, and Reu.
Mr. Flaugh has been residing on his present farm since 1852. He and his wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In politics he is a Democrat.
-Crawford County History, Warner, Beers & Co, 1885
Our subject has always followed farming as an occupation.
He was united in marriage, 9 February 1854, with Sarah A., daughter of Samuel and Sarah (Flaugh) Bossard, of Woodcock Township, this county.
By this union were born five children, viz:- Alice; wife of Fred Lord; Von G: Otto A.; William, and Reu.
Mr. Flaugh has been residing on his present farm since 1852. He and his wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In politics he is a Democrat.
-Crawford County History, Warner, Beers & Co, 1885
BIOGRAPHY: SAMSON FLAUGH, farmer, P. O. Woodcock, was born in this township, January 12, 1821; son of John and Polly (Hickernell) Flaugh. His paternal grandfather, Matthias Flaugh, was one of the first settlers of Woodcock Township, this county; and his maternal grandfather, Frederick Hickernell, was an early settler of Hayfield Township, this county.
Our subject has always followed farming as an occupation.
He was united in marriage, 9 February 1854, with Sarah A., daughter of Samuel and Sarah (Flaugh) Bossard, of Woodcock Township, this county.
By this union were born five children, viz:- Alice; wife of Fred Lord; Von G: Otto A.; William, and Reu.
Mr. Flaugh has been residing on his present farm since 1852. He and his wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In politics he is a Democrat.
-Crawford County History, Warner, Beers & Co, 1885
Our subject has always followed farming as an occupation.
He was united in marriage, 9 February 1854, with Sarah A., daughter of Samuel and Sarah (Flaugh) Bossard, of Woodcock Township, this county.
By this union were born five children, viz:- Alice; wife of Fred Lord; Von G: Otto A.; William, and Reu.
Mr. Flaugh has been residing on his present farm since 1852. He and his wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In politics he is a Democrat.
-Crawford County History, Warner, Beers & Co, 1885
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Son of John & Polly, Husband of Sarah & Amanda, 77y 10m 16d, on two stones
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