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BIOGRAPHIES
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The County of Noble, Ohio
A History of Noble County Ohio from the Earliest Days
with Special Chapter on Military Affairs and Special Attention Given
to Resources,
By Hon. Frank M. Martin
1904
For Reference: Noble County was formed in 1851
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JACOB
FOGLE. - Jacob Fogle, a very early resident of what
is now Noble county, and grandfather to the subject of this
article, entered government land in Center township, and
lived there, a tiller of soil, all his life. Of the
seven children, all of whom are dead, ELIJAH
was one, father of Mr. Fogle, of whom this is
written. He was born in Center township, and lived
there until his death in 1841, a farmer by occupation.
Elijah and Sallie (Mayborn) Fogle were the parents of
eight children, only by whom, Jacob, is living; they
were: Peter, Jonathan, Amy, Hannah, Rufus, Luther,
Sallie, and Jacob. Jacob Fogle, was
born in Noble county Nov. 1, 1836, was there reared and
educated, and on reaching manhood chose the time-honored
occupation of an agriculturist, and has been interested only
in that all his life. Mr. Fogle was twice
married, first to Margaret Bryan, daughter of
Garry Bryan, an old resident of the county, who became
the mother of four children: Miles, a merchant
in Zanesville; Nancy Ellen, now Mrs. Vanfleet,
of Wisconsin; Sarah Catherine, deceased; and Mary
now Mrs. Davis of Zanesville. The second
marriage was to Mrs. Sallie (Merry) Miller daughter
of Colton Merry, an old resident of Noble county, and
to them have been born three children: Abigail,
now Mrs. Oliver, of Zanesville; Elizabeth, now
Mrs. William Oliver of Summerfield; and Ambrose,
a merchant of Summerfield. Mr. and Mrs. Fogle
are members of the United Brethren church.
Source:
The County of Noble, Ohio - By Hon. Frank M. Martin - 1904 -
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