John was the son of Emly W. Sebold, a teamster from New Jersey, and his wife, Mary E. Roberson Sebold. The family were living in Elkton, Cecil Co., Maryland by 1860.
He married Martha McCullough, the daughter of John and Elizabeth (Love) McCullough of Cecil Co.
John and Martha were the parents of Mary E. Sebold Yocum of Cecil Co.
John was a farmer.
It is unknown who Ellen R. Sebold is. Perhaps she was a second wife of John's, since Martha died young. The widowed John was living with his daughter for the 1920 census, but there was no Ellen in the household.
(Thanks to CM Drysdale for the information about Martha.)
He married Martha McCullough, the daughter of John and Elizabeth (Love) McCullough of Cecil Co.
John and Martha were the parents of Mary E. Sebold Yocum of Cecil Co.
John was a farmer.
It is unknown who Ellen R. Sebold is. Perhaps she was a second wife of John's, since Martha died young. The widowed John was living with his daughter for the 1920 census, but there was no Ellen in the household.
(Thanks to CM Drysdale for the information about Martha.)
John was the son of Emly W. Sebold, a teamster from New Jersey, and his wife, Mary E. Roberson Sebold. The family were living in Elkton, Cecil Co., Maryland by 1860.
He married Martha McCullough, the daughter of John and Elizabeth (Love) McCullough of Cecil Co.
John and Martha were the parents of Mary E. Sebold Yocum of Cecil Co.
John was a farmer.
It is unknown who Ellen R. Sebold is. Perhaps she was a second wife of John's, since Martha died young. The widowed John was living with his daughter for the 1920 census, but there was no Ellen in the household.
(Thanks to CM Drysdale for the information about Martha.)
He married Martha McCullough, the daughter of John and Elizabeth (Love) McCullough of Cecil Co.
John and Martha were the parents of Mary E. Sebold Yocum of Cecil Co.
John was a farmer.
It is unknown who Ellen R. Sebold is. Perhaps she was a second wife of John's, since Martha died young. The widowed John was living with his daughter for the 1920 census, but there was no Ellen in the household.
(Thanks to CM Drysdale for the information about Martha.)
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