According to a family tree on Ancestry.come, Ellen was one of the fourteen children born to Jeremiah Washburn and Nancy McDaniel, who married circa 1814. I found the family on the 1850 Census, living in Liberty, Fulton, Indiana, where Jeremiah was farming for a living. Only five of the children appeared with their parents on that census. Ellen was not one of the five and I couldn't find her living elsewhere. (Note: There is a great photograph of Ellen on Ancestry.com)
On 18 Jan 1853, Ellen married William H. Hogarth in Vigo, Indiana. They had five children together--Edward S. (1854-1933), Rachael A. (b.1859), William Henry (1860-1896), Samuel R. (b.1863), and Sadie Ellen (1872-1904). I found the family on the 1860 Census, living in Wabash, Wasbash Co., Indiana, where William was earning a living as a day laborer.
During the Civil War, William served with the Union Army. He was in Co. K Ind. 5th Cav. Reg. He enlisted on 10 Aug 1862, and mustered out three months later on 10 Nov 1862 as a corporal.
By the 1870 Census, the family had moved to Tippecanoe, Marshall Co., Indiana (today the Argos area), where William continued to work as a day laborer.
When the 1880 enumeration rolled around, the family had again relocated, this time to Elk Station, Johnson, Nebraska, where William Sr. was working as a section boss. William Jr. had found work as a painter and wallpaper hanger.
Ellen died on Christmas Day in 1888 at age 56.
On 18 Jan 1853, Ellen married William H. Hogarth in Vigo, Indiana. They had five children together--Edward S. (1854-1933), Rachael A. (b.1859), William Henry (1860-1896), Samuel R. (b.1863), and Sadie Ellen (1872-1904). I found the family on the 1860 Census, living in Wabash, Wasbash Co., Indiana, where William was earning a living as a day laborer.
During the Civil War, William served with the Union Army. He was in Co. K Ind. 5th Cav. Reg. He enlisted on 10 Aug 1862, and mustered out three months later on 10 Nov 1862 as a corporal.
By the 1870 Census, the family had moved to Tippecanoe, Marshall Co., Indiana (today the Argos area), where William continued to work as a day laborer.
When the 1880 enumeration rolled around, the family had again relocated, this time to Elk Station, Johnson, Nebraska, where William Sr. was working as a section boss. William Jr. had found work as a painter and wallpaper hanger.
Ellen died on Christmas Day in 1888 at age 56.
According to a family tree on Ancestry.come, Ellen was one of the fourteen children born to Jeremiah Washburn and Nancy McDaniel, who married circa 1814. I found the family on the 1850 Census, living in Liberty, Fulton, Indiana, where Jeremiah was farming for a living. Only five of the children appeared with their parents on that census. Ellen was not one of the five and I couldn't find her living elsewhere. (Note: There is a great photograph of Ellen on Ancestry.com)
On 18 Jan 1853, Ellen married William H. Hogarth in Vigo, Indiana. They had five children together--Edward S. (1854-1933), Rachael A. (b.1859), William Henry (1860-1896), Samuel R. (b.1863), and Sadie Ellen (1872-1904). I found the family on the 1860 Census, living in Wabash, Wasbash Co., Indiana, where William was earning a living as a day laborer.
During the Civil War, William served with the Union Army. He was in Co. K Ind. 5th Cav. Reg. He enlisted on 10 Aug 1862, and mustered out three months later on 10 Nov 1862 as a corporal.
By the 1870 Census, the family had moved to Tippecanoe, Marshall Co., Indiana (today the Argos area), where William continued to work as a day laborer.
When the 1880 enumeration rolled around, the family had again relocated, this time to Elk Station, Johnson, Nebraska, where William Sr. was working as a section boss. William Jr. had found work as a painter and wallpaper hanger.
Ellen died on Christmas Day in 1888 at age 56.
On 18 Jan 1853, Ellen married William H. Hogarth in Vigo, Indiana. They had five children together--Edward S. (1854-1933), Rachael A. (b.1859), William Henry (1860-1896), Samuel R. (b.1863), and Sadie Ellen (1872-1904). I found the family on the 1860 Census, living in Wabash, Wasbash Co., Indiana, where William was earning a living as a day laborer.
During the Civil War, William served with the Union Army. He was in Co. K Ind. 5th Cav. Reg. He enlisted on 10 Aug 1862, and mustered out three months later on 10 Nov 1862 as a corporal.
By the 1870 Census, the family had moved to Tippecanoe, Marshall Co., Indiana (today the Argos area), where William continued to work as a day laborer.
When the 1880 enumeration rolled around, the family had again relocated, this time to Elk Station, Johnson, Nebraska, where William Sr. was working as a section boss. William Jr. had found work as a painter and wallpaper hanger.
Ellen died on Christmas Day in 1888 at age 56.
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