AARON JEFFERSON PUGH was born on 3 January 1889 in Thomasville, Clarke County, Alabama, and he was the son of David Lee Pugh (1848 - 1899) and Sarah M. Compton (1852 - aft 1900).
Aaron married Sarah "Sallie" Lavonia Marion on 15 Apr 1908 in Sweetwater, Marengo County, Alabama, and they had SIX children of record:
Marion Jefferson Pugh (1909-1982),
James Morris Pugh (1910-1941);
Enon "Anie" Beatrice Pugh-King (1911-1995),
(Infant Son) Pugh (1913 - 1913),
Sarah Dean Pugh-Morrow (1917-2009), and
Robert Orval Pugh (1919-1999).
Aaron passed away on 4 June 1933, after falling from a bridge he was constructing in Luling, Caldwell County, Texas. He is buried at the Luling City Cemetery.
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REFERENCES
1. 2 June 1900 Tallahatta Springs, Clarke County, Alabama Census, (ED: 38, Stamped 213B, Sheet 2B, Family #38, Line 76), Mother's Household, Widow: Sarah Pugh.
2. 20 April 1910, Sweetwater District, Marengo County, Alabama Census, (ED: 57, Stamped 178B, Sheet 8B, Family #77, Line 70), Head of Household, Aaron Pugh.
3. 10 July 1920 Thomaston Town, Marengo County, Alabama Census, (ED: 70, Stamped 99A, Sheet 25A, Family #49, Line 37), Head of Household, Aaron J. Pugh.
4. 18 April 1930 Luling City, Caldwell County, Texas Census, (ED: 28-8, Stamped 176A, Sheet 23A, Family #520, Line 4), Head of Hosehold, Aaron Jefferson Pugh.
5. Mareno County Alabama: Some Early Families, by Mary Tucker Walker, Published by Henington Publishing Company, 1993, p.44.
6. The Heritage of Marengo County, Alabama, Heritage Publishing Consultants, Inc, 2000, p.165.
7. Mareno County Alabama: Some Early Families, by Mary Tucker Walker, Published by Henington Publishing Company, 1993, pp.44.
8. Certified Copy of Marriage License, Probate Court, Sweetwater, Marengo County, Alabama, Book 1896 - 1911, page 454; License 6 April 1908, Married 15 April 1908.
9. Death Certificate: Luling, Caldwell County, Texas; Informant: (Son) M.J. Pugh; Signed Clay Nichols Jr. M.D., Cause of Death: Fractured Skull, Accident where Employed. A laborer on Bridge Work.
10. Caldwell County, Texas Cemetery Records, 1971, Compiled by Appling, Fairchild, & Gray, p.35.
11. Pierce Funeral Home Ledger 3, 1929-1937, Luling, Texas, corner of S. Laurel and Pierce St.
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Aaron married Sarah "Sallie" Lavonia Marion on 15 Apr 1908 in Sweetwater, Marengo County, Alabama, and they had SIX children of record:
Marion Jefferson Pugh (1909-1982),
James Morris Pugh (1910-1941);
Enon "Anie" Beatrice Pugh-King (1911-1995),
(Infant Son) Pugh (1913 - 1913),
Sarah Dean Pugh-Morrow (1917-2009), and
Robert Orval Pugh (1919-1999).
Aaron passed away on 4 June 1933, after falling from a bridge he was constructing in Luling, Caldwell County, Texas. He is buried at the Luling City Cemetery.
©Mark Morrow
REFERENCES
1. 2 June 1900 Tallahatta Springs, Clarke County, Alabama Census, (ED: 38, Stamped 213B, Sheet 2B, Family #38, Line 76), Mother's Household, Widow: Sarah Pugh.
2. 20 April 1910, Sweetwater District, Marengo County, Alabama Census, (ED: 57, Stamped 178B, Sheet 8B, Family #77, Line 70), Head of Household, Aaron Pugh.
3. 10 July 1920 Thomaston Town, Marengo County, Alabama Census, (ED: 70, Stamped 99A, Sheet 25A, Family #49, Line 37), Head of Household, Aaron J. Pugh.
4. 18 April 1930 Luling City, Caldwell County, Texas Census, (ED: 28-8, Stamped 176A, Sheet 23A, Family #520, Line 4), Head of Hosehold, Aaron Jefferson Pugh.
5. Mareno County Alabama: Some Early Families, by Mary Tucker Walker, Published by Henington Publishing Company, 1993, p.44.
6. The Heritage of Marengo County, Alabama, Heritage Publishing Consultants, Inc, 2000, p.165.
7. Mareno County Alabama: Some Early Families, by Mary Tucker Walker, Published by Henington Publishing Company, 1993, pp.44.
8. Certified Copy of Marriage License, Probate Court, Sweetwater, Marengo County, Alabama, Book 1896 - 1911, page 454; License 6 April 1908, Married 15 April 1908.
9. Death Certificate: Luling, Caldwell County, Texas; Informant: (Son) M.J. Pugh; Signed Clay Nichols Jr. M.D., Cause of Death: Fractured Skull, Accident where Employed. A laborer on Bridge Work.
10. Caldwell County, Texas Cemetery Records, 1971, Compiled by Appling, Fairchild, & Gray, p.35.
11. Pierce Funeral Home Ledger 3, 1929-1937, Luling, Texas, corner of S. Laurel and Pierce St.
©Mark Morrow
AARON JEFFERSON PUGH was born on 3 January 1889 in Thomasville, Clarke County, Alabama, and he was the son of David Lee Pugh (1848 - 1899) and Sarah M. Compton (1852 - aft 1900).
Aaron married Sarah "Sallie" Lavonia Marion on 15 Apr 1908 in Sweetwater, Marengo County, Alabama, and they had SIX children of record:
Marion Jefferson Pugh (1909-1982),
James Morris Pugh (1910-1941);
Enon "Anie" Beatrice Pugh-King (1911-1995),
(Infant Son) Pugh (1913 - 1913),
Sarah Dean Pugh-Morrow (1917-2009), and
Robert Orval Pugh (1919-1999).
Aaron passed away on 4 June 1933, after falling from a bridge he was constructing in Luling, Caldwell County, Texas. He is buried at the Luling City Cemetery.
©Mark Morrow
REFERENCES
1. 2 June 1900 Tallahatta Springs, Clarke County, Alabama Census, (ED: 38, Stamped 213B, Sheet 2B, Family #38, Line 76), Mother's Household, Widow: Sarah Pugh.
2. 20 April 1910, Sweetwater District, Marengo County, Alabama Census, (ED: 57, Stamped 178B, Sheet 8B, Family #77, Line 70), Head of Household, Aaron Pugh.
3. 10 July 1920 Thomaston Town, Marengo County, Alabama Census, (ED: 70, Stamped 99A, Sheet 25A, Family #49, Line 37), Head of Household, Aaron J. Pugh.
4. 18 April 1930 Luling City, Caldwell County, Texas Census, (ED: 28-8, Stamped 176A, Sheet 23A, Family #520, Line 4), Head of Hosehold, Aaron Jefferson Pugh.
5. Mareno County Alabama: Some Early Families, by Mary Tucker Walker, Published by Henington Publishing Company, 1993, p.44.
6. The Heritage of Marengo County, Alabama, Heritage Publishing Consultants, Inc, 2000, p.165.
7. Mareno County Alabama: Some Early Families, by Mary Tucker Walker, Published by Henington Publishing Company, 1993, pp.44.
8. Certified Copy of Marriage License, Probate Court, Sweetwater, Marengo County, Alabama, Book 1896 - 1911, page 454; License 6 April 1908, Married 15 April 1908.
9. Death Certificate: Luling, Caldwell County, Texas; Informant: (Son) M.J. Pugh; Signed Clay Nichols Jr. M.D., Cause of Death: Fractured Skull, Accident where Employed. A laborer on Bridge Work.
10. Caldwell County, Texas Cemetery Records, 1971, Compiled by Appling, Fairchild, & Gray, p.35.
11. Pierce Funeral Home Ledger 3, 1929-1937, Luling, Texas, corner of S. Laurel and Pierce St.
©Mark Morrow
Aaron married Sarah "Sallie" Lavonia Marion on 15 Apr 1908 in Sweetwater, Marengo County, Alabama, and they had SIX children of record:
Marion Jefferson Pugh (1909-1982),
James Morris Pugh (1910-1941);
Enon "Anie" Beatrice Pugh-King (1911-1995),
(Infant Son) Pugh (1913 - 1913),
Sarah Dean Pugh-Morrow (1917-2009), and
Robert Orval Pugh (1919-1999).
Aaron passed away on 4 June 1933, after falling from a bridge he was constructing in Luling, Caldwell County, Texas. He is buried at the Luling City Cemetery.
©Mark Morrow
REFERENCES
1. 2 June 1900 Tallahatta Springs, Clarke County, Alabama Census, (ED: 38, Stamped 213B, Sheet 2B, Family #38, Line 76), Mother's Household, Widow: Sarah Pugh.
2. 20 April 1910, Sweetwater District, Marengo County, Alabama Census, (ED: 57, Stamped 178B, Sheet 8B, Family #77, Line 70), Head of Household, Aaron Pugh.
3. 10 July 1920 Thomaston Town, Marengo County, Alabama Census, (ED: 70, Stamped 99A, Sheet 25A, Family #49, Line 37), Head of Household, Aaron J. Pugh.
4. 18 April 1930 Luling City, Caldwell County, Texas Census, (ED: 28-8, Stamped 176A, Sheet 23A, Family #520, Line 4), Head of Hosehold, Aaron Jefferson Pugh.
5. Mareno County Alabama: Some Early Families, by Mary Tucker Walker, Published by Henington Publishing Company, 1993, p.44.
6. The Heritage of Marengo County, Alabama, Heritage Publishing Consultants, Inc, 2000, p.165.
7. Mareno County Alabama: Some Early Families, by Mary Tucker Walker, Published by Henington Publishing Company, 1993, pp.44.
8. Certified Copy of Marriage License, Probate Court, Sweetwater, Marengo County, Alabama, Book 1896 - 1911, page 454; License 6 April 1908, Married 15 April 1908.
9. Death Certificate: Luling, Caldwell County, Texas; Informant: (Son) M.J. Pugh; Signed Clay Nichols Jr. M.D., Cause of Death: Fractured Skull, Accident where Employed. A laborer on Bridge Work.
10. Caldwell County, Texas Cemetery Records, 1971, Compiled by Appling, Fairchild, & Gray, p.35.
11. Pierce Funeral Home Ledger 3, 1929-1937, Luling, Texas, corner of S. Laurel and Pierce St.
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