Jonathan McCullough

Birth18 June 1816 - Tippecanoe, Harrison County, Ohio, United States of America

Death16 June 1866 - Tippecanoe, Harrison County, Ohio, United States of America

MotherNancy McCullough

FatherWilliam Mc Cullough

Born in Tippecanoe, Harrison County, Ohio, United States of America on 18 June 1816 to William Mc Cullough and Nancy McCullough. Jonathan McCullough married Ann Eliza Hill and had 10 children. He passed away on 16 June 1866 in Tippecanoe, Harrison County, Ohio, United States of America.

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Parents

William Mc Cullough
1777 - 1868

Nancy Mccullough
1761 - 1844

Spouse(s)

Ann Eliza Hill
1826 - 1908

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Almeda Elizabeth Mccullough
1852 - 1899

Sarah E. Mccullough
1846 - 1880

Margaret A Mccullough
1845 - Unknown

James Mccullough
1847 - Unknown

Mary Mcculough
1850 - 1923

Julia C. Mccullough
1854 - 1930

Flora Belle Mccullough
1866 - 1926

Nancy Eliza Mccullough
1860 - 1939

Alexander Forest Aka Alex Mc Cullough
1848 - 1925

Jonathan Brown Mccullough
1863 - 1864

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