KY-FOOTSTEPS-D Digest	12 April 2000		Volume 00 : Issue 165


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Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2000 15:05:15 EDT
From: Jamescassidy22@cs.com
Subject: LETTER: Jacob Lough to Nicholas Houser, 1819, Barren Co

Pension File of Jacob Lough-R-6397

To: Mr. Nicholas Houser and or Jacob Loch living in Baren County in Kentuki State near 
glassgo. 

Envelope:
Rushville O. 27 April
Main County
Pribble County

April 6th, 1819, Fairfield County State Ohio, Richland Town

Dr sisters and friends we gladly Imbrace this favorable opportunity of informing you, we are 
all in good health at present thanks be to  God for his tender mercies to war---(illeg) us. 
hoping these few lines may find you and all friends in the same state of health.  We 
received your friendly letter which gave us considerable satisfaction having never got a 
correct account of you since we left  Virginia.  Before and now you have written nothing 
consarning Brother Stephen which makes us feel very strangely affected (illeg) that account 
we was told some very disagreeable thing that happened to him concarning his intermarriage 
in Carrolinas But we can not credit it. Please to Write to us as soon convenient  to inform 
us ritely about it and about each of your families, your number of children if any married, 
where they live in this or any other state and county that we may have a opportunity to 
write to them  we live in Fairfield County, Samuel ten miles north New Lancaster on the 
Granville Road, Thomas lives ten miles North east near the Bush mill, Benjamin two miles 
this side of Mt. Barnan, Jammima near Samuels and mother with Samuel.  Mary Ann is no  more 
she departed this life last June of a short illness which baffled the Physicians, Brother 
Samuel has ten children seven girls and three boys none married. Sister Mary Ann had 
eight children, some live in Virgnina and some living  here, sister Jemima has eight 
children, one married, Thomas has six children 4 boys and 2 girls, brother Benjamin has 
seven children five daughters and two sons.

(page 2)  We desire you to give us some account of Nicholas Howser and his family, Mother is 
growing very frail and remembers her love to you all.  Expecting this the last time on Earth 
to hear from you so we must conclude with desiring yo to write on all occassions which will 
be received with Thankfullness, concern by us to all inquiring friends. No more at present 
but remain your most affectionate brothers and sisters until death.               
 

                                                      Thomas Warner



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