Jacob PECKINPAUGH

                       1. Birth/chr: Pension Rec of James H. Peckinpaugh, son of Jacob Peckinpaugh and wife Sarah.
    2. Marr: Crwfrd Co, Ind Marr 1837-80, p 62, Bk A, p 196. FHL Film #873510.
    3. Death/bur: Pension Rec of James H. Peckinpaugh, son of Jacob Peckinpaugh and wife Sarah.
    4. Indiv Ord: Ogden Temple Rec, Indiana IGI-Batch #7508608 sheet 45.
    5. sld sp: Ogden Temple Rec, Indiana IGI-Batch #7511109 sheet 75.
    6. Other: 1850 Census, Union twp, Crawford, Ind, p 5B. FHL Film #7752. 1860 Census, Oil twp, Perry, Ind, p 110. FHL Film #803288. 1870 Census, Oil twp, Perry, Ind, p 284. FHL Film #545849.
    7. Other: Dscndnts of Johann Adam & Anna Maria Beckenbach, p 227-29. FHL Call #929.273 B388c.

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    2. Marr extract: Md 18 Apr 1839, Jacob Peckinpaugh and Sarah Humphrey.
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    4. Indiv Ord extract: Jacob Peckenpaugh, born 1813 in Hardinsburg,
    Breckinridge, Ky.  Father John Peckinpaugh.  Mother Sally McDaniel. Bapt 7 Nov
    1975 OG; Endow 17 Dec 1975 OG; Seal to Par 13 Feb 1976 OG.
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    5. Sld sp extract: Jacob Peckinpaugh, md Crawford Co, Ind, 18 Apr 1839 to Sarah
    Humphrey. Sld 18 Feb 1976 IF.
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    6. 1850 Census extract: (Taken 15 Aug 1850)
    Jacob Peckingpaugh            34             Farmer         b Crawford Co, Ind
    Sarah                         32                              Kentucky
    Wm J.                          8                              Perry Co, Ind
    James H.                       7                              Crawford Co, Ind
    Sarah                          4                                   "        "
    Rachel An                      2                                   "        "
    Mary J.                       8/12                                 "        "
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    6. 1860 Census extract: (Taken 3 Aug 1860)
    Jacob Peckingpaw              50             Laborer         b Ia (Indiana)
    Sarah                         46                               Ky
    William J.                    19                "              Ia
    Henry J.                      17                "               "
    Rachel A.                     13                                "
    Alfred R.                      9                                "
    Jacob S.                       7                                "
    George W.                      2                                "
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    6. 1870 Census extract: (Taken 13 Jul 1870)
    Sarah Peckenpaugh             50              Keeping hse     b Ind.
    Jacob S.                      18              farm laborer       "
    Richard Dean                  27                   "             "
    Rachel                        23              Keeping hse        "
    Joshua Dean & family          36              farmer             "
    Francis Peckenpaugh           18                                 "

    Joshua Dean                   36      M       Farmer          b Ind.
    Helina A.                     34      F                          "
    Thirza B.                     11      F                          "
    Robert L.                      9      M                          "
    Saripta C.                     5      F                          "
    William N.                     2      M                          "
    Francis Peckenpaugh           18      M                          "
    (same individual as above)

    John N. Dean                  30      M        Farmer         b Ind.
    Martha C.                     21      F                          "
    Minerva C.                     2                                 "
    William                      7/12                                "
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    7. Descendants of Johann Adam & Anna Maria Beckenbach extract:
    Jacob, born 1812/1813, Breckinridge Co, Ky, died 31 Jan 1870, in Crawford Co,
    Ind; married 18 April 1839, in Crawford co, Ind to Sarah Humphrey, who was born
    1817, in Ky. Seven children. Sarah married 2) 20 Feb 1874, Perry Co, Ind,
    Elijah Sturgeon.
    1) William J, born about 1842, died 11 Jun 1862, in Military Hospital,
    Louisville, Ky.
    2) James H, born about 1843, died 7 Jul 1864 in Military Hospital in Knoxville,
    Tenn; of injuries received 25 Jun 1864, in action at Kenesaw Mt, Georgia.
    3) Sarah, born about 1846
    4) Rachel Ann, born about 1848
    5) Mary I/J, born about 1850
    6) Alfred R, born 13 Jan 1852
    7) Jacob S, born 19 Jan 1854
    The first 5 names are in the 1850 Crawford Co, Ind, census, and show the first
    child born in Perry Co, Ind, and the other 4 in Crawford Co. The last two named
    were probably also born in Crawford Co, Ind. They are named in the application
    for a pension, dated 16 Aug 1872, filed by Jacob's widow, as the dependent
    mother of James H. Sarah was 55 years old; Jacob, who died 31 Jan 1870, at age
    57, had been an invalid from the year 1855, and not able to support his family
    because of diabetes, and disease of the spine and kidneys. Both William and
    James entered the service Oct 20, 1861, at Stephensport, Ky, in Co D, 27th
    Reg't Kentucky Infantry. The following letters show the concern both felt for
    their family, and their worry that the money they were sending home, might not
    be received. William died a few days after the first, of the following two
    letters, was written:
    "June 2, 1862, General Hospital No 2, Louisville, Kentucky,
    "Dear Father:
    "I write to you today to let you know that I am reasonably well, yesterday
    there was a boy from one of the hospitals came here and told me that my brother
    was dead which was very sad news to me, but today I was agreeably surprised by
    my brother coming to this hospital.  I was glad to see him, for I did not ever
    expect to see him in this world, he is here and is getting quite smart, so that
    he can get about some, he came here on the boat last night. I don't know
    exactly where he came from, but we are here both in the same hospital, where we
    can see each other every day. The weather here is mild. William says he sent
    forty dollars to you, and he has not heard from you since he sent it. He wants
    you to write to us and let him know whether you got the money or not, there is
    not much news, so I will close,
    Your Loving son,
    James H. Peckingpaugh"
    The second letter was sent from Woodsonville, Hart Co, Ky, and was dated March
    the 19th 1863.
    "I received your kind letter of the 14th, and was glad to hear you were all
    well. Your letter found me well, I wish that I could see you all, but if I
    never get to come home again, I never will Desert.  You need not think it of
    me, for before I do it I will have my head shot off, for I never want the name.
    We have drawed our pay and I sent you $8 dollars to you in a letter and as
    quick as you get it write and let me know; that neckless that I sent to Sis,
    Mahala wanted to know how I got it, tell her that we have a lottery here that
    we draw fro 20 cents we can draw a gold watch or anything else that we want. I
    have got a Company Record to send to you. It will show every place the Company
    has been in, you can see where the Company was in the Perryville fight so no
    more of that so I will proceed as follows. Otto and John Klipert are both well.
    I think we will stay here till our time is out. I am very well satisfied I am
    going to draw a locket and I will send to to you. No more at present but I
    remain your affectionate son.
    James H. Peckenpaugh to Sarah Peckenp