Carl Wayne Gray Genealogies

Luse, Joseph

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Name Luse, Joseph Birth 13 Jun 1824 Washington County, Pennsylvania [1]
Gender Male Reference Number LUSE.J001 _FGRAVE 8407310 Military Service American Civil War, [2] Civil War Veterans Buried in Clay County, Illinois_0029 Compiled by Les Higgason
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Clay County Civil War Veterans
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Death 3 Feb 1893 [1] Burial Jenkins Cemetery, Louisville, Clay County, Illinois [1]
Headstone, Luse, Joseph Person ID I13700 Carl Wayne Gray Research Last Modified 29 Aug 2024
Father Luse, Daniel H., b. 21 Apr 1803, Washington County, Pennsylvania d. 10 Jun 1876, Clay County, Illinois
(Age 73 years)
Mother Hartley, Susannah, b. 1 Jan 1806, Browns, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania d. 23 Dec 1876, Clay County, Illinois
(Age 70 years)
Family ID F6428 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Starr, Elizabeth, b. 4 Jul 1828, Belmont County, Ohio d. 23 Feb 1910 (Age 81 years)
Marriage 10 Nov 1847 Guernsey County, Ohio Children + 1. Luse, Sarah Catherine, b. 27 Oct 1847, Guernsey County, Ohio d. 24 Aug 1921 (Age 73 years)
> 2. Luse, Susan Malissa, b. 7 Mar 1849, Ohio d. 14 Jan 1910 (Age 60 years)
3. Luse, William A., b. 26 Feb 1852 d. 19 Aug 1872 (Age 20 years) + 4. Luse, John Marion, b. 27 Nov 1853, Vinton County, Ohio d. 20 Oct 1930 (Age 76 years)
5. Luse, Cynthia A., b. Apr 1855 d. 25 Sep 1856 (Age 1 year) 6. Luse, Matilda, b. 1856 d. 22 Mar 1857 (Age 1 year) + 7. Luse, Louisa Jane 'Linnie', b. 11 Aug 1858 d. 5 Jul 1937 (Age 78 years) 8. Luse, James S., b. 9 Oct 1860 d. 29 Sep 1869 (Age 8 years) + 9. Luse, Joseph E., b. 19 Jul 1862 d. 11 Mar 1946 (Age 83 years) + 10. Luse, Alice, b. 5 Jul 1864, McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio d. 19 May 1952 (Age 87 years)
Family ID F6438 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Event Map Birth - 13 Jun 1824 - Washington County, Pennsylvania Marriage - 10 Nov 1847 - Guernsey County, Ohio Burial - - Jenkins Cemetery, Louisville, Clay County, Illinois = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - Joseph Luse, of the firm of Warner & Luse, Flora, Ill., was born June 13, 1824, in Washington County, Penn. While he was yet a child, his parents, Daniel and Susan (Hartley) Luse, removed to Ohio and settled in Guernsey County, where he grew to manhood, being reared upon the farm and educated in the common schools.
He was married, November 10, 1847, in Guernsey County, to Miss Elizabeth Starr, daughter of James and Catherine (Hiskett) Starr. She was born, July 4, 1827, in Guernsey County, Ohio.
Mr. Luse continued on the farm in Ohio until the fall of 1864, when, having completed a term of enlistment in the military service, he removed his family to Illinois, and settled in Harter Township, Clay County. He here prosecuted his farming interest until coming to Flora, in 1881, and still owns a landed interest of several hundred acres. Since coming to Flora he has engaged in an extensive mercantile business, associated with C. H. Warner.
His family are Sarah C, wife of Ed Higginson; Susan M. . wife of Samuel Finley; Mary E., wife of L. Sheehan; William A. (deceased); John M.; Cynthia A., and Matilda, both of whom died in infancy; Linna, wife of R. L. Stanford; James S. (deceased); Joseph E., Alice and Charles L. Luse.
Mr. Luse is an Elder in the Christian Church, of which Mrs. Luse is also an honored member.
Excerpt from "History of Wayne and Clay Counties, Illinois 1884."
- Joseph Luse, of the firm of Warner & Luse, Flora, Ill., was born June 13, 1824, in Washington County, Penn. While he was yet a child, his parents, Daniel and Susan (Hartley) Luse, removed to Ohio and settled in Guernsey County, where he grew to manhood, being reared upon the farm and educated in the common schools.
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