Bucks County PA Archives Biographies.....Hough, Samuel H.
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Source: History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania; edited by 
J.H. Battle; A. Warner & Co.; 1887
Warwick Township


   SAMUEL H. HOUGH miller, P.O. Hatboro, was born at 
Newville, in Warrington township, on March 8, 1839, his 
parents being Benjamin and Maria (Wentz) Hough.  Samuel H. 
received his education in the schools of the county, 
finishing at Tuscarora, Juniata county, Pa., together with 
his twin brother Simpson.  He worked at farming until he was 
20 years of age, and then went to learn the trade of milling 
at Horsham, Montgomery county.  After three years' 
apprenticeship he worked there one year, then came back to 
Warrington township and rented Long's mill, where he carried 
on business for twelve years.  He then came to the 
Hartsville mills, which he operated until April 1, 1887, 
when he moved to the Hatboro roller mill, Montgomery county. 
 He was married in Montgomery county, January 28, 1864, to 
Miss Angeline Doron, of Horsham, daughter of John and 
Catharine (Land) Doron.  On her father's side her ancestors 
were Welsh, and on her mother's side they were German.  Her 
father's parents came from New Jersey to Pennsylvania.  Her 
father died in December, 1846, and her mother, March 3, 
1876.  They are buried at the Friends' burying-ground, 
Horsham.  Mr. and Mrs. Hough are the parents of one child, 
Clara.  Mr. Hough is a republican.  His parents were members 
of the Baptist church.