Silas Miller STROUP & Sarah Ann WHITT

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Silas Miller STROUP
Sarah Ann WHITT

Husband: Silas Miller STROUB / STROUP
Birth: 19 Mar 1847, Fulton Co., IN
Death: 16 Apr 1930, Daviess Co., MO
Disposition: buried McCrary Cemetery, Daviess Co., MO
Father: Samuel STRAUB / STROUB
Mother: Martha SEARCH

Marriage: 5 Feb 1871

Wife: Sarah Ann WHITT
Birth: 21 Nov 1853, Daviess Co., MO
Death: 21 Dec 1934, Daviess Co., MO
Father: William Ennis WHITT
Mother: Elizabeth EDWARDS

Children:

1. William Lonzo STROUP, b. 1873; never married
2. Charles Henry STROUP, b. May 1879; bur. McCrary Cem.; m. 21 May 1905, Maude Verdon HOLMES

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; USA, US, United States, Indiana, Missouri

Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

. 1850 Census Every-Name-Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com): . 1850 Silas V. (sic) STROUB (æ 3, b. IN) is living in Wayne Twp., Fulton Co., IN, with his mother and stepfather, Spencer GILL (q.v.).

. Dahnmon Whitt Family File for Web (online at dahnmonwhittfamily.com).

. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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