54 yrs old; leaves a wife and seven children; was a teacher; member of Co. C, 17th Indiana regiment
Death of Levi Hurbaugh (sic) On Friday morning last, Robert J. Smith, guardian, received a telegram from Evansville, announcing the death of Prof. Levi Hurbaugh, a resident of this county, whose home was three miles south of Corydon. Nearly two years ago Mr. Hurbaugh was sent to the Insane Hospital in Evansville, where he remained until death. Although in feeble health, both mentally and physically, Mr. Hurbaugh's death came unexpectedly. The deceased was well known in this county, having been at one time a leading teacher and instructor. His remains were shipped to this county last Saturday and interred at Pfrimmers chapel burying ground last Sunday afternoon, under the auspices of the Knight of Honor and the Grand Army Post of this place. A very feeling funeral sermon was preached by Rev. W.G. Clinton, and the funeral largely attended. The deceased was in his fifty-fifth year, and was a soldier of the rebellion, having been a member of Company "C: Seventeenth Indiana regiment. He leaves a widow and seven children. (The Corydon Republican, 25 May 1899.)
Early Harrison County, Indiana Obituaries and Death Notices from Local Newspapers and the Corydon Republican through 1899, Compiled by Lynne C. Morris Keasling, The Hoosier Elm Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, March 2005, page 88.
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He was the son of Solomon & Eva Balthis Hurbough
Married Georgiana Carter on 11 Feb 1877, Corydon, Harrison, Indiana.
Children:
Oziae Harbaugh, 1877–1878
Leah Harbaugh Guenther Padget, 1879–1964
Halcyon Hallie Harbaugh Lillpop, 1881–1942
Kathleen Harbaugh Lillpop, 1884–1950
Carter Harbaugh, 1889–1970
Remarried to Sarah Jane Turley on 6 April 1892 Harrison, Indiana.
Children:
Logan Harbaugh, 1893–1974
Lael Harbaugh, 1895–1966
Lillian R Harbaugh Willsey, 1897–1973
Member of Co. C, 17th Indiana regiment.
Death of Levi Hurbaugh (sic) On Friday morning last, Robert J. Smith, guardian, received a telegram from Evansville, announcing the death of Prof. Levi Hurbaugh, a resident of this county, whose home was three miles south of Corydon. Nearly two years ago Mr. Hurbaugh was sent to the Insane Hospital in Evansville, where he remained until death. Although in feeble health, both mentally and physically, Mr. Hurbaugh's death came unexpectedly. The deceased was well known in this county, having been at one time a leading teacher and instructor. His remains were shipped to this county last Saturday and interred at Pfrimmers chapel burying ground last Sunday afternoon, under the auspices of the Knight of Honor and the Grand Army Post of this place. A very feeling funeral sermon was preached by Rev. W.G. Clinton, and the funeral largely attended. The deceased was in his fifty-fifth year, and was a soldier of the rebellion, having been a member of Company "C: Seventeenth Indiana regiment. He leaves a widow and seven children. (The Corydon Republican, 25 May 1899.)
Early Harrison County, Indiana Obituaries and Death Notices from Local Newspapers and the Corydon Republican through 1899, Compiled by Lynne C. Morris Keasling, The Hoosier Elm Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, March 2005, page 88.
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He was the son of Solomon & Eva Balthis Hurbough
Married Georgiana Carter on 11 Feb 1877, Corydon, Harrison, Indiana.
Children:
Oziae Harbaugh, 1877–1878
Leah Harbaugh Guenther Padget, 1879–1964
Halcyon Hallie Harbaugh Lillpop, 1881–1942
Kathleen Harbaugh Lillpop, 1884–1950
Carter Harbaugh, 1889–1970
Remarried to Sarah Jane Turley on 6 April 1892 Harrison, Indiana.
Children:
Logan Harbaugh, 1893–1974
Lael Harbaugh, 1895–1966
Lillian R Harbaugh Willsey, 1897–1973
Member of Co. C, 17th Indiana regiment.
54 yrs old; leaves a wife and seven children; was a teacher; member of Co. C, 17th Indiana regiment
Death of Levi Hurbaugh (sic) On Friday morning last, Robert J. Smith, guardian, received a telegram from Evansville, announcing the death of Prof. Levi Hurbaugh, a resident of this county, whose home was three miles south of Corydon. Nearly two years ago Mr. Hurbaugh was sent to the Insane Hospital in Evansville, where he remained until death. Although in feeble health, both mentally and physically, Mr. Hurbaugh's death came unexpectedly. The deceased was well known in this county, having been at one time a leading teacher and instructor. His remains were shipped to this county last Saturday and interred at Pfrimmers chapel burying ground last Sunday afternoon, under the auspices of the Knight of Honor and the Grand Army Post of this place. A very feeling funeral sermon was preached by Rev. W.G. Clinton, and the funeral largely attended. The deceased was in his fifty-fifth year, and was a soldier of the rebellion, having been a member of Company "C: Seventeenth Indiana regiment. He leaves a widow and seven children. (The Corydon Republican, 25 May 1899.)
Early Harrison County, Indiana Obituaries and Death Notices from Local Newspapers and the Corydon Republican through 1899, Compiled by Lynne C. Morris Keasling, The Hoosier Elm Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, March 2005, page 88.
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He was the son of Solomon & Eva Balthis Hurbough
Married Georgiana Carter on 11 Feb 1877, Corydon, Harrison, Indiana.
Children:
Oziae Harbaugh, 1877–1878
Leah Harbaugh Guenther Padget, 1879–1964
Halcyon Hallie Harbaugh Lillpop, 1881–1942
Kathleen Harbaugh Lillpop, 1884–1950
Carter Harbaugh, 1889–1970
Remarried to Sarah Jane Turley on 6 April 1892 Harrison, Indiana.
Children:
Logan Harbaugh, 1893–1974
Lael Harbaugh, 1895–1966
Lillian R Harbaugh Willsey, 1897–1973
Member of Co. C, 17th Indiana regiment.
Death of Levi Hurbaugh (sic) On Friday morning last, Robert J. Smith, guardian, received a telegram from Evansville, announcing the death of Prof. Levi Hurbaugh, a resident of this county, whose home was three miles south of Corydon. Nearly two years ago Mr. Hurbaugh was sent to the Insane Hospital in Evansville, where he remained until death. Although in feeble health, both mentally and physically, Mr. Hurbaugh's death came unexpectedly. The deceased was well known in this county, having been at one time a leading teacher and instructor. His remains were shipped to this county last Saturday and interred at Pfrimmers chapel burying ground last Sunday afternoon, under the auspices of the Knight of Honor and the Grand Army Post of this place. A very feeling funeral sermon was preached by Rev. W.G. Clinton, and the funeral largely attended. The deceased was in his fifty-fifth year, and was a soldier of the rebellion, having been a member of Company "C: Seventeenth Indiana regiment. He leaves a widow and seven children. (The Corydon Republican, 25 May 1899.)
Early Harrison County, Indiana Obituaries and Death Notices from Local Newspapers and the Corydon Republican through 1899, Compiled by Lynne C. Morris Keasling, The Hoosier Elm Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, March 2005, page 88.
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He was the son of Solomon & Eva Balthis Hurbough
Married Georgiana Carter on 11 Feb 1877, Corydon, Harrison, Indiana.
Children:
Oziae Harbaugh, 1877–1878
Leah Harbaugh Guenther Padget, 1879–1964
Halcyon Hallie Harbaugh Lillpop, 1881–1942
Kathleen Harbaugh Lillpop, 1884–1950
Carter Harbaugh, 1889–1970
Remarried to Sarah Jane Turley on 6 April 1892 Harrison, Indiana.
Children:
Logan Harbaugh, 1893–1974
Lael Harbaugh, 1895–1966
Lillian R Harbaugh Willsey, 1897–1973
Member of Co. C, 17th Indiana regiment.
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