"Washington Huffaker was one of the earliest officials of the county."
My GGGrandfather Washington Huffaker Senior came to Clay/ Clinton County in the 1830's, bringing lots of family from Kentucky. Was a sheriff, Judge, collector, church builder, Died during the civil War. Most Huffakers were Union but sympathized with the south.
"Washington Huffaker was one of the earliest officials of the county."
My GGGrandfather Washington Huffaker Senior came to Clay/ Clinton County in the 1830's, bringing lots of family from Kentucky. Was a sheriff, Judge, collector, church builder, Died during the civil War. Most Huffakers were Union but sympathized with the south.
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h/o Sally Age:57y 11m 3d
Family Members
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Sarah Huffaker Huffaker
1796–1878
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George Smith Huffaker
1800–1873
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Catherine Huffaker Majors
1803–1876
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Mary Huffaker Gross
1809–1857
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Walter William Huffaker
1810–1889
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Elizabeth Huffaker Koger
1816–1892
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Thomas Huffaker
1818–1890
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Barton William Stone Huffaker
1825–1898
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Frances "Fannie" Huffaker Hurt
1826–1894
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Worcester Huffaker
1829–1859
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Julia Ann Huffaker Hurt
1830–1925
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Henry Clay Huffaker
1832–1917
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Michael Nelson Huffaker
1836–1904
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Polly Grace Huffaker Sloan
1839–1918
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