In 1851 or 1852 Simon Loop, who was a butcher by trade, removed to Hancock county and spent his remaining days in Carthage, where he resided for thirty years or more, passing away in March, 1882, and laid to rest in Carthage cemetery.
In 1851 or 1852 Simon Loop, who was a butcher by trade, removed to Hancock county and spent his remaining days in Carthage, where he resided for thirty years or more, passing away in March, 1882, and laid to rest in Carthage cemetery.
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