HUSBAND..(full name ): LOOP, Henry
BORN.....(date/place): about  1793  NY
CHR......(date/place): 
MAR......(date/place):        1814  Cincinnati, Hamilton, OH
DIED.....(date/place): 	      1867  near Kokomo, Howard, IN
BUR......(date/place): 		    Kokomo, Howard, IN
HUSBAND'S FATHER.....: LOOP, Peter H.			            Compiled by:
HUSBAND'S MOTHER.....: GILBERT, Rebecca		              Victor L. Bennison
HUSBAND'S OTHER WIVES: 				    	      2 Georgetown Drive
----------------------------------------------------------    Amherst, NH  03031
WIFE.....(full name ): MARSH, Elizabeth
BORN.....(date/place): about  1794  NY
CHR......(date/place): 
DIED.....(date/place):    APR 1850  near Kokomo, Howard, IN
BUR......(date/place): 
WIFE'S FATHER........: 
WIFE'S MOTHER........: 
WIFE'S OTHER HUSBANDS:					    FILE: HEPEHE.FGSV  
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# / | CHILDREN                | WHEN 	      | WHERE OR TO WHOM       	       |
SEX | surname / given names   |               | town, county, state or country |
----+-------------------------+---------------+--------------------------------|
1.  | LOOP, Joseph Marsh      |b. 26 OCT 1818 |	near Batavia, Clermont, OH     |
  M |			      |m.  3 MAR 1840 |	LINK, Margaret (Peggy)	       |
    |			      |d.4/6 AUG 1900 |	Greentown, Howard, IN	       |
----+-------------------------+---------------+--------------------------------+
2.  | LOOP, James Clement Dr. |b. 25 FEB 1825 |	OH			       |
  M |			      |m. 29 AUG 1844 |	WERTS, Parah		       |
    |			      |d. 12 JUL 1900 |	Galveston, Cass, IN	       |
----+-------------------------+---------------+--------------------------------+
3.  | LOOP, Stephen	      |b.	 1825 |	OH			       |
  M |			      |m.	      |				       |
    |			      |d.	      |				       |
----+-------------------------+---------------+--------------------------------+
4.  | LOOP, Mahala	      |b. 1820/1830   |	Batavia, Clermont, OH	       |
  F |			      |m.	      |	DORMAN, William		       |
    |			      |d.	      |	near Kokomo, Howard, IN	       |
----+-------------------------+---------------+--------------------------------+
5.  | LOOP, Seneth Maria      |b. 18 APR 1830 |	near Batavia, Clermont, OH     |
  F |			      |m.  4 OCT 1850 |	PARKS, George		       |
    |			      |d. 18 JUL 1896 |	Home City, Marshall, KS	       |
----+-------------------------+---------------+--------------------------------+
6.  | LOOP, Michael ?	      |b.	      |				       |
  M |			      |m.	      |				       |
    |			      |d.	      |				       |
----+-------------------------+---------------+--------------------------------+

NOTES: From "The Descendants of Peter Loop by ?:
    Henry Loop was born near the year of 1792 in New York State.  He died in
    1867 near Kokomo, Indiana.  In the year of 1814 he married Elizabeth
    Marsh born in 1794 in New York, died near 1850 near Kokomo.  They were
    married in Cincinnati, Ohio.

1850 Mortality Schedule:
    Elizabeth Loop, d. Howard County, IN, age 60, died April of Paralicy.

Biographical and Genealogical History of Cass, Miami, Howard, and Tipton
Counties, Indiana, Vol II, 1898, page 707:
    Joseph Marsh Loop ... Mr. Loop was born October 26, 1818, near Batavia,
    Clermont County, Ohio, son of Henry and Elizabeth (Marsh) Loop.  ...
    Peter Loop, the grandfather of our subject, was a New Yorker by birth.
    He was a soldier in the war of 1812, and his remains are buried at
    Fort Meigs; his age at death was eighty-two years.  His children


    were William, Jacob, Henry, Peter, and Rebecca...  Henry Loop, father
    of Joseph M., was born in New York state and when a young man came west
    to Ohio.  At Cincinnati he married Miss Elizabeth Marsh.  He settled
    first in Clermont county, Ohio, and afterward in Darke county, where
    he cleared and improved a farm of eighty acres and made a comfortable
    home, and there he lived for many years.  About 1853 he moved to 
    Indiana and settled three miles east of Kokomo, where again he
    performed the task of clearing and building incident to frontier life.
    The farm he improved here comprised one hundred and sixty acres.  In the
    meantime he was a victim of the California gold fever and made the trip
    to the Pacific coast.  He, however, remained in the far west only one
    year.  He was a mere boy when his father, as already stated, was in the
    war of 1812, and, young as he was, he, too, enlisted, but owing to his
    youth he saw but little service.  He witnessed the burning of Buffalo
    by the British.  His children were James, Michael, Mahala, Stephen,
    Joseph M. and Carrie Maria.