Austin ARMSTRONG & Rebecca CUPP

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Austin ARMSTRONG
Rebecca CUPP

Husband: Austin ARMSTRONG
Birth: bef. 1835
Death probably: 1857-60

Marriage: 16 Apr 1857, Huntington Co., IN

Wife: Rebecca CUPP
Birth: 1834/5, Thorn Twp., Perry Co., OH
Father: Daniel CUPP
Mother: Mary RADABAUGH

Children:

1. Austin ARMSTRONG, Jr., b. 1857/8, Huntington Co., IN

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Sources:

1. Marriage Index: Indiana, 1851-1900 (Broderbund CD-243):

Cupp, Rebecca Armstrong, Austin Apr 16, 1857 Huntington Co.

2. Census Records, Indiana, 1860 (Broderbund CD-304): Huntington P.O., Rock Creek Twp., Huntington Co., IN, p. 150, 1026/1033:

32A Mcmullen, William M 55 W Farmer $3000 $737 Ohio

33A Mcmullen, Rebecca F 39 W Pennsylvania

34A Mcmullen, David M 16 W Ohio

35A Mcmullen, Charles M 14 W Ohio

36A Mcmullen, Naomi F 12 W Ohio

37A Mcmullen, Sarah F 8 W Ohio

38A Mcmullen, Louisa F 6 W Indiana

39A Armstrong, Rebecca M(sic) 25 W Ohio

40A Armstrong, Austin M 2 W Indiana

Rebecca appears to be either widowed, divorced, or deserted.

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