George KELLAR & Catherine CUPP

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George KELLAR
Catherine CUPP

Husband: George KELLAR / KELLARS
Birth: 1840/1, IN

Marriage: 23 Aug 1859, Harrison Co., IN

Wife: Catherine CUPP
Birth: 1840, Harrison Twp., Harrison Co., IN
Father: Michael CUPP
Mother: Catherine DICK

Children:

Sources:

1. Works Progress Administration. 1941. Index to Marriage Records, 1850-1920, Harrison County, Indiana (online at Ancestry.com):

George Kellar Catherine Cupp 23 Aug 1859 Harrison Book E, p. 26

2. 1860 Census Index/Images (online at Genealogy.com, Image #18-19 of 75 — indexed "Meichael Cupp"): Coryden P.O., Harrison Twp., Harrison Co., IN, Roll 264, pp. 136-137, PN 58-59, 396/395, enumerated 22 Jun 1860, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1860 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):¤•

Michael Cupp 44 M Farmer 2500 450 France

Catherine " 42 F "

Christian " 21 M Lab Ind

Michael   " 18 M "

Mary A    " 17 F "

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Elizabeth Cupp 15 F Ind

Sarah      " 13 F "

Jacob      " 11 M "

Barbara A " 9 F "

Charles    " 8 M "

Caroline   " 4 F "

Geo        " 2 M "

William    " ³/₁₂ M "

Geo Kellars 19 M "

Catherine " 19 F "

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