May possibly have been born in Denmark.
Husband of: Margaret Weber Huff.
Children: Mary Etta Huff Adams, Lucy, Samuel Joseph, Susan Delilah Huff Bressler, Anna Jane Huff Fullerton, and Hannah Adeline Huff Carver.
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Centerville Journal, Centerville, IA, Thursday, February 15, 1900 - Obituary
John Huff, an old and respected citizen living four miles southeast of Exline while going last Friday to his neighbor (Mr. Biddison) slipped and fell on the ice, receiving an injury from which he died yesterday. The funeral services will take place today at Zoar chapel. Mr. Huff was 75 years old, had been living alone ever since the death of his wife 14 years ago, his children being grown up and doing for themselves.
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November 2002:
Bob and Berta Lee Knott Eddy live near the Zoar Chapel. Bob remembers his mother talking about John Huff. Said he wore a sheepskin coat in summer and winter. Had an apple orchard and had to shag the young kids from there. Berta Lee pointed out the rock in the cemetery which she said was where John Huff was buried. Bill Harvey and his mother Mary Jane traveled to the Zoar Cemetery where they placed the marker next to the large rock shown in the photograph.
Husband of: Margaret Weber Huff.
Children: Mary Etta Huff Adams, Lucy, Samuel Joseph, Susan Delilah Huff Bressler, Anna Jane Huff Fullerton, and Hannah Adeline Huff Carver.
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Centerville Journal, Centerville, IA, Thursday, February 15, 1900 - Obituary
John Huff, an old and respected citizen living four miles southeast of Exline while going last Friday to his neighbor (Mr. Biddison) slipped and fell on the ice, receiving an injury from which he died yesterday. The funeral services will take place today at Zoar chapel. Mr. Huff was 75 years old, had been living alone ever since the death of his wife 14 years ago, his children being grown up and doing for themselves.
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November 2002:
Bob and Berta Lee Knott Eddy live near the Zoar Chapel. Bob remembers his mother talking about John Huff. Said he wore a sheepskin coat in summer and winter. Had an apple orchard and had to shag the young kids from there. Berta Lee pointed out the rock in the cemetery which she said was where John Huff was buried. Bill Harvey and his mother Mary Jane traveled to the Zoar Cemetery where they placed the marker next to the large rock shown in the photograph.
May possibly have been born in Denmark.
Husband of: Margaret Weber Huff.
Children: Mary Etta Huff Adams, Lucy, Samuel Joseph, Susan Delilah Huff Bressler, Anna Jane Huff Fullerton, and Hannah Adeline Huff Carver.
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Centerville Journal, Centerville, IA, Thursday, February 15, 1900 - Obituary
John Huff, an old and respected citizen living four miles southeast of Exline while going last Friday to his neighbor (Mr. Biddison) slipped and fell on the ice, receiving an injury from which he died yesterday. The funeral services will take place today at Zoar chapel. Mr. Huff was 75 years old, had been living alone ever since the death of his wife 14 years ago, his children being grown up and doing for themselves.
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November 2002:
Bob and Berta Lee Knott Eddy live near the Zoar Chapel. Bob remembers his mother talking about John Huff. Said he wore a sheepskin coat in summer and winter. Had an apple orchard and had to shag the young kids from there. Berta Lee pointed out the rock in the cemetery which she said was where John Huff was buried. Bill Harvey and his mother Mary Jane traveled to the Zoar Cemetery where they placed the marker next to the large rock shown in the photograph.
Husband of: Margaret Weber Huff.
Children: Mary Etta Huff Adams, Lucy, Samuel Joseph, Susan Delilah Huff Bressler, Anna Jane Huff Fullerton, and Hannah Adeline Huff Carver.
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Centerville Journal, Centerville, IA, Thursday, February 15, 1900 - Obituary
John Huff, an old and respected citizen living four miles southeast of Exline while going last Friday to his neighbor (Mr. Biddison) slipped and fell on the ice, receiving an injury from which he died yesterday. The funeral services will take place today at Zoar chapel. Mr. Huff was 75 years old, had been living alone ever since the death of his wife 14 years ago, his children being grown up and doing for themselves.
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November 2002:
Bob and Berta Lee Knott Eddy live near the Zoar Chapel. Bob remembers his mother talking about John Huff. Said he wore a sheepskin coat in summer and winter. Had an apple orchard and had to shag the young kids from there. Berta Lee pointed out the rock in the cemetery which she said was where John Huff was buried. Bill Harvey and his mother Mary Jane traveled to the Zoar Cemetery where they placed the marker next to the large rock shown in the photograph.
Inscription
John Huff
1824-1900
Margaret Weber Huff
1828-1886
This marker placed November 2002
by their descendants
