(2022.) SAMUEL BOGUE (761.) (197.) (28.) (3.) (1.):
b. 3-1mo-1834, Michigan; d. 1895; m. (1st). ELIZABETH RUCKER; m. (2nd). MARY DRAKE; M. (3RD). JENNIE STUBBS.CH: (One child by 1st wife; it died young.)
(By 2nd wife). (3900.) David; George; (3902.) Laura; (3903.) Newton; (3904.) Fred. (and one more.)
(By 3rd wife). (Eight children; all died young). (3905.) Mae; (3906.) Annie. (R139).Sent by Jean Leeper. Samuel served in the Civil War.
(2022.) SAMUEL BOGUE (761.) (197.) (28.) (3.) (1.):
b. 3-1mo-1834, Michigan; d. 1895; m. (1st). ELIZABETH RUCKER; m. (2nd). MARY DRAKE; M. (3RD). JENNIE STUBBS.CH: (One child by 1st wife; it died young.)
(By 2nd wife). (3900.) David; George; (3902.) Laura; (3903.) Newton; (3904.) Fred. (and one more.)
(By 3rd wife). (Eight children; all died young). (3905.) Mae; (3906.) Annie. (R139).Sent by Jean Leeper. Samuel served in the Civil War.
(2020.) SILAS BOGUE (761.) (197.) (28.) (3.) (1.):
b. 31-7mo-1830; d. 17-3mo-1911; m. (1st). SARAH CATHARINE JOHNSON; m. (2nd). MARY MAGILL; m. (3RD). ELIZA(---). CAMPBELL, a widow. No children. (R139).Melrose 6-23-1887
Brother Joseph and family I received a letter yesterday from Aseneth she was at Huldah, she said she would go to Newby Some time this week then she said she wanted to see you and yours now and if it is so that you can bring your
family and come here we will have 2 visits at once if you can come write to Aseneth direct to Oasis. Johnson Co., Iowa, She said she would stay there a week or two she dont want to get in the old neighborhood and she knows some of them would be slighted so if you can come I wood be glad pleas let us hear from you anyway well I have not worked in the railroad Since in February I have repaired my house and done some other carpenter work and rested some well I guess I have written enough for this time we are well as usual and hope this may find you the same Yours Truly
Silas and Mary Bogue(The letter above and on the other side were so dim I felt that you could not read a photostat at all, I hope there may be some clues that lead you to more information on Millie's family)
He lived in Melrose, Iowa many years before coming to Emporia, Kansas. Served in Company K-41A Calvary, in the Civil War.
(2020.) SILAS BOGUE (761.) (197.) (28.) (3.) (1.):
b. 31-7mo-1830; d. 17-3mo-1911; m. (1st). SARAH CATHARINE JOHNSON; m. (2nd). MARY MAGILL; m. (3RD). ELIZA(---). CAMPBELL, a widow. No children. (R139).Melrose 6-23-1887
Brother Joseph and family I received a letter yesterday from Aseneth she was at Huldah, she said she would go to Newby Some time this week then she said she wanted to see you and yours now and if it is so that you can bring your
family and come here we will have 2 visits at once if you can come write to Aseneth direct to Oasis. Johnson Co., Iowa, She said she would stay there a week or two she dont want to get in the old neighborhood and she knows some of them would be slighted so if you can come I wood be glad pleas let us hear from you anyway well I have not worked in the railroad Since in February I have repaired my house and done some other carpenter work and rested some well I guess I have written enough for this time we are well as usual and hope this may find you the same Yours Truly
Silas and Mary Bogue(The letter above and on the other side were so dim I felt that you could not read a photostat at all, I hope there may be some clues that lead you to more information on Millie's family)
He lived in Melrose, Iowa many years before coming to Emporia, Kansas. Served in Company K-41A Calvary, in the Civil War.