Bio of Radebaugh, Namon C. (b.1846) Wabasha Co., MN
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This bio comes from "HISTORY OF WABASHA COUNTY" 1884.
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Radebaugh, Namon C., son of Samuel and Catherine Radebaugh, was born at
Carroll, Fairfield county, Ohio, in March, 1846. He worked on the farm
summers, and attended the district school winters, after coming to this
state in 1856, till he reached his majority. In the fall of 1876 he wedded
Addie, daughter of A. K. Fancher; but in November, 1881, she died, leaving
two children, Leon, and Jay, who has since followed her. Mr. Radebaugh may
be said to be one of the foremost farmers of the county; has three hundred
and seventy acres of land, located on sections 19 and 30, in Gillford
township. He is a thorough republican, and was the candidate of his party
for county treasurer in the fall of 1883.
Note from a fellow genealogist: Please note that Naman C. Radebaugh and
Cheresa Addis 'Addie' Fancher had a daughter Ethelyn Grace 'Lynn'
Radebaugh (not Leon) and a son Jay Garfield Radebaugh. Cindy
War of Rebellion (Civil War)