PHILIP HOBAUGH
Born: 1760 Germany
Died: August 1836 Madison County, Indiana
Burial: Falls Cemetery, in Pendleton.
Service:
Proof: "Philip Hobaugh is listed in the DAR records as a soldier of the American Revolution. He was born in 1763 and enlisted for service in the Pennsylvania Militia. Philip saw action at Guilford and Eutaw Springs and was mustered out at old Fort Pitt in November, 1783. In July 1804 he made bounty applications as a resident of Ohio. His wife was the former Christine Huveum and known children were Molly, Michael, Elizabeth, Susannah, and Peter.
"The Hobaughs were early settlers in Fall Creek Township [Madison County}. Philip served on the 1825 Pendleton jury and is listed in the census of 1830. He died in August, 1836. His son still lived there four years later. We believe that he is buried in the old Falls Cemetery in an unmarked grave."
From American Revolutionary patriots discussed by Raymond Davis in this biography of Madison County.
Married: Christeny HUVERIN, in married July 14, 1789 Westmoreland Co, Penn
Children:
Andrew
Christina
George
Soloman
Mary
Phillip
John
Racheal
Magdelena
Issac
Elizabeth
Susanna
Peter
The children's names and information that follows is courtesy of Albert Hobaugh