Husband Hiram Boucher 1 2 3
Born: 7 Dec 1821 - Somerset Co, PA 1 4 5
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Died: 18 Oct 1889 1 4 5
Cause of Death: Bilious fever
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Father: David Boucher (1789-1868) 3 6 7
Mother: Mary Eve Friedline (1794-1842) 3 6 7
Marriage: 26 Jan 1843 1 4 5
Wife Abigail Slater 2 5
AKA: Abigail Seater 1
Born: 13 Jan 1822 - Donegal Twp, Westmoreland Co, PA 4 5
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Died: 19 Feb 1907 - Ligonier, Westmoreland Co, PA 5
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Father: Samuel Slater (1794-1882) 4 5
Mother: Mary Show (1800-1876) 4 5
Children
1 F Susan Elizabeth Boucher 5 8 9
Born: 14 Mar 1844 10
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Died: 11 Oct 1915 5
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Spouse: Dr. Jacob T. Ambrose, M.D. (1837-Aft 1906) 5 11 12
Marr: 26 Dec 1867 13
2 F Mary Eve "Mollie" Boucher 1 14 15 16 17
Born: 12 Jun 1846 15
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Died: 15 Apr 1892 14 15 18 19
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Spouse: William Carns Knox (1839-1918) 1 14 17 20
Marr: 12 Jun 1870 19 21
3 F Amanda Boucher 1 5 14
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Spouse: Hamilton Smith ( -1897) 1 5 14
4 F Caroline Boucher 1 5 14
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Spouse: Rev. O. A. Emerson ( - ) 1 14
5 M John Newton Boucher 1 5 14
Born: - near Ligonier, Westmoreland Co, PA
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Spouse: May Idona Hargnett ( - ) 22 23
Marr: 29 Apr 1909 23
6 F Sarah Boucher 1 5 14
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Died: 11 Jan 1887 1 5 14
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Spouse: Hugh M. Clifford ( -1914) 1 5 14
7 F Kate B. Boucher 1 24 25
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Died: 20 Mar or 20 Apr 1913 - Greensburg, Westmoreland Co, PA 25
Buried: - Valley Cemetery, Ligonier, Westmoreland Co, PA
Spouse: Edward Marcellus Clifford, M.D. (1856- ) 1 26 27
Marr: 11 Apr 1882 24 28
8 M David Wilbert Boucher 1 5 14
Born: Abt 1861
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Died: 1863 1 5 14
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Spouse: Did Not Marry
General Notes: Husband - Hiram Boucher
He was born in Somerset County, and came to Ligonier Valley, Westmoreland County, with his parents in 1833. He alone among his brothers remained in Ligonier Valley, Pennsylvania.
He united with the Methodist Episcopal church of Ligonier, and was one of its leading members throughout the remainder of his life. He was especially a potent factor in the Sunday school work of the church, and taught a class of both old and young men for more than a quarter of a century. Few men were more competent for this work than he. Though, like many others in the first half of the 1800s, he had received but a limited education in his youth, yet, being a life-long reader, he became well versed in the Bible, and was familiar with many of the books relating to it, and in this line of thought he had few equals among the laity of his community. He spent his entire life as a farmer in Ligonier Valley, and finally died of bilious fever.
He was a medium-sized, well-built man of great physical strength in his youth and had an abundance of black curly hair which turned gray with advancing years.
General Notes: Wife - Abigail Slater
Ligonier Twp, Westmoreland Co, PA