Elizabeth was the daughter of Adam PLANK (b. 1767) and Adam's first wife.
She married Abraham HUFFORD on March 10, 1813, in Fairfield Co., Ohio, and birthed 12 children: John, Margaret Rebecca (m. CRIPE), Suzan (m. IMAN), Mary (m. HENRICKS), Abraham, Hannah (m. MELLINGER), Joseph, Andrew, Lydia, Emanuel, Elizabeth (m. GOCHENOUR), and David.
The family was German Baptist Brethren.
Her husband owned 1,900 acres of timber land straddling Clinton Co., Indiana, and Carroll Co., Indiana. As each of their 12 children turned 21, the child was given 160 acres of land.
NOTE: In her marriage record, her name was listed as "Betsy PLANK." In her father's will (Perry Co., Ohio, 1847), she was correctly named as "Elizabeth HUFFORD"; however, previous readers of the old handwriting have her name transcribed as "Elizabeth HUBBORD."
Elizabeth was the daughter of Adam PLANK (b. 1767) and Adam's first wife.
She married Abraham HUFFORD on March 10, 1813, in Fairfield Co., Ohio, and birthed 12 children: John, Margaret Rebecca (m. CRIPE), Suzan (m. IMAN), Mary (m. HENRICKS), Abraham, Hannah (m. MELLINGER), Joseph, Andrew, Lydia, Emanuel, Elizabeth (m. GOCHENOUR), and David.
The family was German Baptist Brethren.
Her husband owned 1,900 acres of timber land straddling Clinton Co., Indiana, and Carroll Co., Indiana. As each of their 12 children turned 21, the child was given 160 acres of land.
NOTE: In her marriage record, her name was listed as "Betsy PLANK." In her father's will (Perry Co., Ohio, 1847), she was correctly named as "Elizabeth HUFFORD"; however, previous readers of the old handwriting have her name transcribed as "Elizabeth HUBBORD."
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Family Members
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John Hufford
1814–1886
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Margaret Rebecca Hufford Cripe
1815–1896
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Susanna Hufford Iman
1818–1865
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Mary Hufford Henricks
1819–1912
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Abraham Hufford
1821–1893
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Hannah Hufford Mellinger
1823–1914
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Joseph Hufford
1824–1861
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Andrew Hufford
1827–1881
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Lydia Hufford
1829 – unknown
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Emanual Hufferd
1831–1913
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Elizabeth Hufford Gochenour
1833–1917
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David Hufford
1837–1919