Nelson McGhee and Barbara Gochenour

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Husband Nelson McGHEE ¹

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         Born: 11 Jul 1837 - Liberty, Hancock Co, Ohio 1 2
         Died: 15 Oct 1915 - Franklin, Allamakee Co, Iowa 2
       Buried: Oct 1915 - Hardin Cemetery, Forest Mills, Iowa

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       Father: John McGHEE Jr (1810-1885) 3
       Mother: Eliza McKINNIS (1814-1893) 1 3

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     Marriage: 

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 Other Spouse: Sarah BILLINGS (1837-1865) 2 - 18 Apr 1858 - Allamakee Co, Iowa

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 Other Spouse: Eliza ELLENBOLT (1849-1932) 2 - Abt 1866 - Iowa

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Wife Barbara GOCHENOUR

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         Born: Abt 1836
         Died: Deceased
       Buried: 

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       Father: George GOCHENOUR (1808-1872)
       Mother: Ann Maria SMITH (1813-1884)

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General Notes (Wife)

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History Of Pickaway County, Ohio and Representative Citizens
Edited and Compiled by Hon. Aaron R. Van Cleaf, Circleville, Ohio
"History is Philosophy Teaching by Examples"
Published By Biographical Publishing Company
George Richmond, Pres.; C. R. Arnold, Sec'y And Treas. Chicago, Illinois, 1906
pg 545-546
To Mr. and Mrs. George Gochenour [Ann Maria (Smith)], the parents of our subject, were born seven children, as follows : Joseph, who died when about one, year old; Isaac, who passed away on the home farm of his brother at Jacktown, leaving a widow (formerly Lucy Ann Mason) and a son and daughter--the latter now residing in Columbus; Barbara, who became the wife of Nelson McGhee and died on a farm adjoining that of our subject, leaving a family of eight children; Elza, who married Elizabeth Dechert and died on a neighboring farm, the father of eight children; Sarah A., who married the late Lewis Beavers, resides in Scioto township and has four children; Littleton, our subject; Henry, who first married Elizabeth McGhee, by whom he had one child, and, after her death, Margaret Beavers--he died at Jacktown as did his second wife.
I'm not sure of this.

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1 1850 Hancock Co, OH Census (http://search.labs.familysearch.org/), 391b.

2 Cemetery, Hardin, Allamakee Co, IA.

3 History of Hancock County (Ohio) (Chicago: Warner Beers & Co, 1886), Chapter XVIII, Part III.