Historical Sketch of the Pogue Family in Sullivan County
Thomas Pogue a long time Turman township resident died at 87 after 65 years on the same farm. He helped found Sullivan county GOP in 1856 and is survived by a large family. Funeral at Big Springs church, burial in Crown Hill Indianapolis.
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Thomas Pogue
Sullivan County
Turman Township
Yars
John C. Fremont
Fremont
Tarmah
Big Springs
G. B. Hershey
The
Union Christ
Merom
Indianapolis
Crown Hill Cemetery
Moore’s Chapel
Charles BE. Jackson
Asheville
N. C
New York
Frank Pogue
Xenalbch
Jess
Pogue
Portland
Oregon
Charles L. Jackson
John Milligan
Marisa County
James Pogue
Sistianapolis
Mr. Pogue
Dndianapolis
Cearce Pocte
Carolina
New World
Indiana
New Purchase
Bennett
Nancy Lankford
Brightwood
Sarah Ash
Jacob Ash
Shelby County
Turman’s Creek
Tom
Jesus Christ
Christian — Church
Payne
S. G. Mitchell
Indianapolis Gazette
McCormick’s
John
James McCormick
Fall Creek
Harness sales pitch at Kirkham's old stand
Notice invites customers to replace an old harness with new sets at Jim Dandy Collars. It directs readers to Kirkham's old stand on the north side square and names JOHN A. MATTIX as the contact or dealer.
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Kirkham’s
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