George Washington HARGITT[1]
1829 - 1855 (~ 26 years)
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Name George Washington HARGITT Born Mar 1829 Dearborn, Indiana 
Gender Male _UID 8F766B3F80F44FC0A1D748350E52B6619ED6 Died Oct 1855 Rushville, Indiana Person ID I30850 Singleton and other families Last Modified 17 Aug 2000
Father Robert HARGITT, b. 19 Apr 1803, Bagby Chapelry, England Mother Jane PALMER, b. Painted Post, New York Married 5 Oct 1824 Lawrenceburg, Indiana, USA _UID C82A2745C0DF4C0BB7CB63A5A0BA09E122FA Notes - CHAN29 Nov 1999
Family ID F22537 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Martha Jane DONNELL, b. 30 May 1830, Springville, Lawrence, Indiana , d. 1854, Rushville, Rush, Indiana (Age 23 years) Married 24 Dec 1849 _UID C7F38F0BF398444E83112FD83224170E87B1 Notes - CHAN29 Nov 1999
Children 1. Lewis Cass HARGITT, b. 12 Oct 1850, Rushville, Rush, Indiana , d. 10 Apr 1898, Greensburg, Indiana (Age 47 years)2. James Robert HARGITT, b. 7 Jan 1853, Rushville, Indiana, USA , d. 4 Jul 1908, New Salem, Indiana, USA (Age 55 years)3. Franklin Pierce HARGITT, b. 5 Nov 1851, Rushville, Rush, Indiana 4. James Robert HARGITT, b. 7 Jan 1853, Rushville, Rush, Indiana , d. 4 Jul 1908, New Salem, Indiana (Age 55 years)Last Modified 1 Nov 2020 Family ID F21856 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - George lived in the Kingston neighborhood at the time of his marriage to
Martha Jane Donnell. After his marriage he removed to Rushville, Ind. He
was a teacher of Decatur and Rush Counties for some time. Later he
owned and edited the "Rushville Jacksonian", a well known paper of its
time in that community.George lived in the Kingston neighborhood at the time of his marriage to
Martha Jane Donnell. After his marriage he removed to Rushville, Ind. He
was a teacher of Decatur and Rush Counties for some time. Later he
owned and edited the "Rushville Jacksonian", a well known paper of its
time in that community.George lived in the Kingston neighborhood at the time of his marriage to
Martha Jane Donnell. After his marriage he removed to Rushville, Ind. He
was a teacher of Decatur and Rush Counties for some time. Later he
owned and edited the "Rushville Jacksonian", a well known paper of its
time in that community.George lived in the Kingston neighborhood at the time of his marriage to
Martha Jane Donnell. After his marriage he removed to Rushville, Ind. He
was a teacher of Decatur and Rush Counties for some time. Later he
owned and edited the "Rushville Jacksonian", a well known paper of its
time in that community.George lived in the Kingston neighborhood at the time of his marriage to
Martha Jane Donnell. After his marriage he removed to Rushville, Ind. He
was a teacher of Decatur and Rush Counties for some time. Later he
owned and edited the "Rushville Jacksonian", a well known paper of its
time in that community.
George lived in the Kingston neighborhood at the time of his marriage to
Martha Jane Donnell. After his marriage he removed to Rushville, Ind. He
was a teacher of Decatur and Rush Counties for some time. Later he
owned and edited the "Rushville Jacksonian", a well known paper of its
time in that community.George lived in the Kingston neighborhood at the time of his marriage to
Martha Jane Donnell. After his marriage he removed to Rushville, Ind. He
was a teacher of Decatur and Rush Counties for some time. Later he
owned and edited the "Rushville Jacksonian", a well known paper of its
time in that community.
George lived in the Kingston neighborhood at the time of his marriage to Martha Jane Donnell. After his marriage he removed to Rushville, Ind. He was a teacher of Decatur and Rush Counties for some time. Later he owned and edited the "Rushville Jacksonian", a well known paper of its time in that community.
George lived in the Kingston neighborhood at the time of his marriage to
Martha Jane Donnell. After his marriage he removed to Rushville, Ind. He
was a teacher of Decatur and Rush Counties for some time. Later he
owned and edited the "Rushville Jacksonian", a well known paper of its
time in that community.George lived in the Kingston neighborhood at the time of his marriage to
Martha Jane Donnell. After his marriage he removed to Rushville, Ind. He
was a teacher of Decatur and Rush Counties for some time. Later he
owned and edited the "Rushville Jacksonian", a well known paper of its
time in that community.
- George lived in the Kingston neighborhood at the time of his marriage to
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Sources - [S217] jenmend.ged.
- [S217] jenmend.ged.