Source: The County of Noble (published 1904); pg 152
Milo Haga, son of John and Susan (Day) Haga, was married to Rebecca Wagner, who died in 1846, leaving two children, William Morgan and Francis Marion. William was born in Noble county in 1842, and has always lived in Olive township, following the occupation of a farmer, residing at home and caring for his aged father.
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Note: Noble county was not formed until 1851, thus if William was born in Olive township in 1842, that would have been Morgan county at the time.
Milo Haga, son of John and Susan (Day) Haga, was married to Rebecca Wagner, who died in 1846, leaving two children, William Morgan and Francis Marion. William was born in Noble county in 1842, and has always lived in Olive township, following the occupation of a farmer, residing at home and caring for his aged father.
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Note: Noble county was not formed until 1851, thus if William was born in Olive township in 1842, that would have been Morgan county at the time.
Source: The County of Noble (published 1904); pg 152
Milo Haga, son of John and Susan (Day) Haga, was married to Rebecca Wagner, who died in 1846, leaving two children, William Morgan and Francis Marion. William was born in Noble county in 1842, and has always lived in Olive township, following the occupation of a farmer, residing at home and caring for his aged father.
*****
Note: Noble county was not formed until 1851, thus if William was born in Olive township in 1842, that would have been Morgan county at the time.
Milo Haga, son of John and Susan (Day) Haga, was married to Rebecca Wagner, who died in 1846, leaving two children, William Morgan and Francis Marion. William was born in Noble county in 1842, and has always lived in Olive township, following the occupation of a farmer, residing at home and caring for his aged father.
*****
Note: Noble county was not formed until 1851, thus if William was born in Olive township in 1842, that would have been Morgan county at the time.
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