Husband Richard Quiggle 1
Born: 1829 - Wayne Twp, Lycoming (later Clinton) Co, PA 2
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Died: 21 Dec 1895 - Wayne Twp, Clinton Co, PA 2
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Father: George Quiggle (1785-1843) 3
Mother: Catherine Strayer (1794-1878) 4
Marriage: - Pine Station, Clinton Co, PA
Wife Elizabeth Adams 2
Born: 1829 - Muncy, Lycoming Co, PA 2
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Died: 16 Dec 1896 - Wayne Twp, Clinton Co, PA 2
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Father: Daniel Adams ( - ) 2
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1 F Mary Quiggle 2
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Spouse: John Riggle ( - ) 2
2 F Demorest V. Quiggle 2
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Spouse: John Gillen ( - ) 2
3 F Josephine Quiggle 2
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Spouse: William J. Weaver ( - ) 2
4 M William C. Quiggle 2
Born: 14 Mar 1858 - Wayne Twp, Clinton Co, PA 2
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Spouse: Mary E. Martin ( - ) 5
Marr: 15 Jun 1885 - Pine Creek Twp, Clinton Co, PA 5
5 M Linus G. Quiggle 2
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6 F Florence A. Quiggle 2
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Spouse: Robert Martin ( - ) 2
7 F Sarah B. Quiggle 2
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Spouse: Jesse W. Phillips ( - ) 2
8 F Rebeca Quiggle 2
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9 F Margaret Quiggle 2
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Spouse: Did Not Marry
10 M Clinton H. Quiggle 2
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General Notes: Husband - Richard Quiggle
He was educated in the local schools, which were conducted on the subscription plan. He grew to manhood at the farm, and then after spending several years as a pilot on the Susquehanna river, he became a section foreman on the Pennsylvania railroad, a position he filled satisfactorily for some time. One night while on the road between Lock Haven and Jersey Shore, he was attacked by robbers and left insensible on the track in such a posture that a passing freight train cut off one of his legs. The railroad company paid only his doctor bill, and as he was incapacitated for active manual labor, he located on a farm in Pine Creek township, Clinton County, and in connection with its management he operated the "Quiggle ferry".
Politically he was a stanch Democrat, and he and his wife were both consistent members of the Methodist Church.