Husband John A. J. Fugate 1 2
Born: 31 May 1829 - Centre Co, PA 2
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Died: 13 May 1901 2
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Father: John W. Fugate ( - ) 3
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Marriage: 18 Dec 1854 - Centre Co, PA 2
Wife Elizabeth Baer 4 5
AKA: Elizabeth Bair 3
Born: 30 Jul 1831 - York Co, PA 2
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Died: 20 Nov or 28 Nov 1890 - Jefferson Co, PA 2 3
Buried: - Reynoldsville, Jefferson Co, PA
Father: Abraham Baer (1807-1837) 6
Mother: Mary Bair (cal 1807-1864) 5
Children
1 M Steven Fugate, M.D. 7
AKA: Stephen Fugate 2 3
Born: 6 Feb 1851 - Stormstown, Centre Co, PA 2
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Spouse: Mary Ella Weston ( - ) 2 4
Marr: 1879 4
2 M George I. Fugate 2 8
Born: 2 Jul 1852 - Stormstown, Centre Co, PA 9
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Spouse: Eldora Merryman (1854- ) 9
3 M William Fugate 2 8
Born: 12 May 1854 - Port Matilda, Centre Co, PA 9
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Spouse: Ella M. Shiffler ( - ) 9
4 M James C. Fugate 2 8
Born: 10 Apr 1856 - Port Matilda, Centre Co, PA 9
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Spouse: Emma Faulkner (Abt 1857- ) 10
Marr: (March 30, 1880 10
5 M Robert M. Fugate 2 8
Born: 4 Jun 1858 - Laclede Co, MO 11
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Spouse: Mary A. Reynolds (1844-1899) 11 12
Marr: 3 Oct 1882 - Reynoldsville, Jefferson Co, PA 12
Spouse: Sara Knarr ( - ) 11
6 F Mary Fugate 2 8
Born: 16 Apr 1862 - Port Matilda, Centre Co, PA 11
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Spouse: Charles H. Notter ( - ) 3 11
Marr: 6 Jun 1889 11
7 F Anna Fugate 2 8
Born: 7 Dec 1865 - Pine Grove, Centre Co, PA 11
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Died: 6 Sep 1882 or 1883 - Reynoldsville, Jefferson Co, PA 8 11
Buried: - Beulah Cemetery, Reynoldsville, Jefferson Co, PA
8 M John Fugate 2 3
Born: 17 May 1868 - Pine Grove, Centre Co, PA 11
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Spouse: Jennie Motter ( - ) 11
General Notes: Husband - John A. J. Fugate
DuBois, Clearfield Co, PA
For many years he conducted a hotel at Port Matilda, also followed the lumber business and built the plank road between Bellefonte and Tyrone, Pennsylvania. In the spring of 1882 he moved to Reynoldsville, where he built a home and engaged in the lumber business. He afterward lived upon a farm until 1892, but later was living retired in DuBois. Prior to the Civil War he went to Missouri, where he engaged in farming and cattle raising until 1861, when, being opposed to Southern principles, he returned by wagon to Port Matilda. There he enlisted for three months in Company H, 148th P. V. I., and later, in connection with General Beaver, organized a company and re-entered the service, in which he won the rank of major.
He was reared in Centre County, Pennsylvania, and devoting his life to agricultural pursuits, opened up a farm, on which he made his home until his removal to Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania, in 1883. In 1862, he responded to the call of his country, and enlisted in Centre County as a member of the 148th P. V. I. His service was with the Army of the Potomac, and he was honorably discharged in June, 1865.