Rev. John CUPP & Mary A. __?_

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Rev. John CUPP
Mary A. __?__

Husband: John CUPP / CUP
Birth: 1806/7, Baden [Germany]
Occupation: clergy
Religion: Evangelical [Lutheran]

Marriage:

Wife: Mary A. __?__
Birth: 1816/7, PA
Occupation: homemaker

Children — born in OH, probably Union Twp., Hancock Co.:

1. Elizabeth CUPP, b. 1840/1
2. John W. CUPP, b. 1846/7
3. Mary A. CUPP, b. 1848/9
4. Lydia CUPP, b. 1850/1
5. Sarah E. CUPP, b. 1853/4

Source:

1. 1860 Census Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #28 of 40): Hassan P.O., Union Twp., Hancock Co., OH, p. 153A, PN 53, 374/374, enumerated 10 Aug 1860 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

John Cup 53 M Clergyman Evangelical 3000 400 Baden Germany

Mary A " 43 F Pennsylvania

Elisabeth " 19 F Ohio

John W    " 13 M "

Mary A    " 11 F "

Lydia     " 9 F "

Sarah E   " 6 F "

Note that the town of Hassan is in Orange Twp., but that John and his family lived in Union Twp. As farmers who lived in the country, where there was no rural mail delivery, they had to drive into town to pick up their mail, and apparently Hassan was the nearest town, even though it wasn't in Union Twp., where they lived.

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