From the Harouff Family History
Christian Harouff was married three times. 1st Harriet Burns they had six children. 2nd Catharine Daggy they had two children. 3rd Gabrella Thomas they had seven children.
Christian was born in Augusta County, his father was Lewis Harouff.
Highland Recorder July 21, 1893
C.H. Harouff, who resides near Burnsville, Bath county, went to the Warm Spring Mountains to salt his cattle. In the evening his horse came home without a rider and at once a search was instituted for Mr. Harouff. His dead body was found in the woods, it is supposed he died of apoplexy.
Christian Harouff was married three times. 1st Harriet Burns they had six children. 2nd Catharine Daggy they had two children. 3rd Gabrella Thomas they had seven children.
Christian was born in Augusta County, his father was Lewis Harouff.
Highland Recorder July 21, 1893
C.H. Harouff, who resides near Burnsville, Bath county, went to the Warm Spring Mountains to salt his cattle. In the evening his horse came home without a rider and at once a search was instituted for Mr. Harouff. His dead body was found in the woods, it is supposed he died of apoplexy.
From the Harouff Family History
Christian Harouff was married three times. 1st Harriet Burns they had six children. 2nd Catharine Daggy they had two children. 3rd Gabrella Thomas they had seven children.
Christian was born in Augusta County, his father was Lewis Harouff.
Highland Recorder July 21, 1893
C.H. Harouff, who resides near Burnsville, Bath county, went to the Warm Spring Mountains to salt his cattle. In the evening his horse came home without a rider and at once a search was instituted for Mr. Harouff. His dead body was found in the woods, it is supposed he died of apoplexy.
Christian Harouff was married three times. 1st Harriet Burns they had six children. 2nd Catharine Daggy they had two children. 3rd Gabrella Thomas they had seven children.
Christian was born in Augusta County, his father was Lewis Harouff.
Highland Recorder July 21, 1893
C.H. Harouff, who resides near Burnsville, Bath county, went to the Warm Spring Mountains to salt his cattle. In the evening his horse came home without a rider and at once a search was instituted for Mr. Harouff. His dead body was found in the woods, it is supposed he died of apoplexy.
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