David Henry Noggle

Birth15 May 1835 - South Middleton, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, USA

Death23 Jan 1916 - Mount Holly Springs, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, United States of America

MotherMargaret Rebecca Peffer

FatherJohn Naugle

Born in South Middleton, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, USA on 15 May 1835 to John Naugle and Margaret Rebecca Peffer. David Henry Noggle married Mary Jane Elegay and had 14 children. He passed away on 23 Jan 1916 in Mount Holly Springs, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, United States of America.

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Parents

John Naugle
1793 - 1845

Margaret Rebecca Peffer
1802 - 1844

Spouse(s)

Mary Jane Elegay
1836 - 1899

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Margaret Catherine Noggle
1872 - 1934

David Franklin Noggle
1859 - 1939

Charles C Noggle
1869 - 1897

Robert Shannon Noggle
1867 - 1956

Wilbur Harrison Noggle
1877 - 1930

Minnerva May Noggle
1879 - 1928

Lillian Rebecha Noggle
1874 - 1975

William Henry Noggle
1856 - 1856

Sarah Matilda Noggle
1857 - 1862

Benjamin Luther Noggle
1862 - 1863

Harry Noggle
1866 - 1867

Mary Elizabeth Noggle
1861 - 1861

George B Mcclellan Noggle
1864 - 1940

John Thomas Noggle
1860 - 1935

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