Person:Ephraim Middaugh (2)
Ephraim Middaugh
b.Abt 1763 New Jersey, United States
d.17 Feb 1847 Suger Creek (township), Tuscarawas, Ohio, United States
Parents and Siblings
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  1. Ephraim MiddaughAbt 1763 - 1847
  2. Tuenis MiddaghBef 1766 -
  3. Elizabeth MiddaghBef 1770 -
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Ephraim MiddaughAbt 1763 - 1847
  • W.  Lydia Hunter1771 - 1836
m. Abt 1791
  1. Joseph Middaugh1788 - 1842
  2. Richard MedaughBef 1790 - 1828
  3. James G. Middaugh1794 - 1863
  4. Mary MiddaughAbt 1796 -
  5. Ephraim Middaugh, Jr.1800 - 1841
  6. Lydia MiddaughAbt 1802 -
  7. Anna Middaugh1806 - 1872
  8. George MiddaughAbt 1808 - Abt 1813
  9. Andrew Middaugh1808 - 1882
  10. Isaac M. Middaugh1814 - 1885
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Facts and Events
Name Ephraim Middaugh
Alt Name[3] Ephraim Middagh
Alt Name[8] Ephraim Middaugh, Sr
Gender Male
Alt Birth[8] 1762 Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, United States
Birth[3] Abt 1763 New Jersey, United States
Alt Birth[5] 1763 NetherlandsHolland
Christening[3] 28 Aug 1768 Neshanic, Somerset, New Jersey, United StatesDutch Refored Church
Religion[3] 1768 Dutch Reformed Church
Emigration? 1790
Marriage Abt 1791 to Lydia Hunter
Residence[1] 1812 Sugar Creek (township), Tuscarawas, Ohio, United States
Residence[3] Conewago, York, Pennsylvania, United StatesConewago, PA (county??); immigrated with other Dutch familes from Somerset County, NJ according to church records
Residence[3] Somerset, Pennsylvania, United StatesPrior to removing to Tuscarawas County, OH
Death[3][8] 17 Feb 1847 Suger Creek (township), Tuscarawas, Ohio, United States
Burial[5][6] Miller Cemetery, Winklepleck Grove, Tuscarawas, Ohio, United States
Alt Burial[8] Feb 1847 Sugar Creek Township, Tuscarawas, Ohio, United States

According to the biography of Ephraim's grandson (son of daughter Anna & Henry Baker), published in 1884, in the History of Tuscarawas County, Ohio, Ephraim Middaugh moved his family from Somerset County, Pennsylvania, to Sugar Creek Township, Tuscarawas County, Ohio, in 1812.

References
  1. ↑ J. Mansfield. History of Tuscarawas County, 1884. (Published by Warner, Beers and Company).
  2.   GenForum, in GenForum.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 Middaugh, Jack K. The Middaugh Family in the Netherlands and North America (1480-2000)
    94.

    Page 94, under father's record, [161] Dirck MIDDAGH (9th generation), s/o Theunis (8th generation). [376] ii. Ephraim MIDDAGH, born before 28 Aug 1768, died 17 Feb 1847.

  4.   Middaugh, Jack K. The Middaugh Family in the Netherlands and North America (1480-2000)
    141.

    Page 141, under [376] Ephraim MIDDAGH (10th generation), s/o Dirck (9th generation). Ephraim MIDDAGH was born before 28 Aug 1768 in NJ. E. A. Gill's biography of Charles Wesley MIDDAUGH states Ephraim was 84 years old when he died in 1847 which would make his year of birth about 1763. He was christened 28 Aug 1768 in the Neshanic (NJ) DRC. Ephraim died 17 Feb 1847 in Sugar Creek, Tuscarawas, OH, and was buried in Henry Miller's Cemetery, Shanesville, OH. The records of the Dutch Reformed Church at Conewago, PA, indicate Ephraim joined the Dutch families from Sussex and Somerset Counties who emigrated to Conewago. The settlement was more or less abandoned by the Dutch by 1785-95. Some emigrated to Kentucky, others to the Finger Lake area of New York and others just scattered mainly to the West. Attempting to trace the movements of individuals or families thru census data is both difficult and the results suspect. In Ephraim's case some letters and bible records seem to indicate he left Conewago and went first to the Somerset County area of Pennsylvania and from there to Sugar Creek Township, Tuscarawas County, Ohio. The census records appear to support this emigration by Ephraim. His descendants and lineage are based on the above, a historical sketch written by William C. Baker on 2/14/1915 with bible records and family group sheets attached (see LDS microfilm #1705343) and a biography of one of his grandsons, Charles Wesley Middaugh, written by E. A. Gill. He married Lydia HATTRAY. Marriage based on Conewago DRC records and Mr. Baker's letter of 2/14/1915. She was born about 1771 in New Jersey. Lydia died Oct 1836 in Sugar Creek, Tuscarawas, OH, and was buried in Henry Miller's Cemetery, Shanesville, OH. The family group sheets attached to the W.C. Baker memorandum indicate Lydia's surname was HUNTER not HATTRAY. They had 10 children...[Richard, Ephraim, Lydia, Polly, Joseph, James, Andrew, Anna, Isaac, and George].

  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Ephraim Middaugh, Sr., in Find A Grave.

    Other note: Henry Miller's Cemetery, located in Shanesville.

  6. ↑ Ephraim Middaugh in Miller Cemetery, Sugar Creek Twp., in Wahrenberger, David
    5 May 2013.

    I searched the entire cemetery and could not find the grave
    Details: I took photos of all readable grave stones today (4 May 2013). Do not believe it included yours. Many graves do not have stones or just have a blank marker stone.

    23 Jul 2013: ...
    Please note that there are several Miller and Yoder cemeteries in the area and many graves with only marker stones in the ground w/o any inscription.

  7.   E-mail: Re: Medaugh Family, in Schramm, Richard
    23 Feb 2014.

    I found Richard buried in Miller Cemetery, Sugar Creek Township, Tuscarawas County. Ephraim Middaugh is buried there also.

  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 https://www.geni.com/people/Ephraim-Middaugh-Sr/6000000005768034964, in Geni.com: (not a reliable primary source).
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