Hough, John David
Variant namesJohn Hough and his probable wife, Elizabeth, were likely disowned by their Quaker Meeting, Falls Monthly Meeting. Hough was a well-to-do farmer who probably never returned to the Quaker fold. Henry was their probable son.
From the description of Inventory of the goods and chattles [sic] of John Hough, late of Lower Makefield Township (Pa.) ... Henry Hough, administrator 1807. (Haverford College Library). WorldCat record id: 45145982
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| creatorOf | Hough, John,. Inventory of the goods and chattles [sic] of John Hough, late of Lower Makefield Township (Pa.) ... Henry Hough, administrator 1807. | Haverford College Library | |
| referencedIn | Laraway, Henry D. Mortgage Deed, 1836. | Clarke Historical Library |
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