BIO: DANIEL RAUDABAUGH, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
   
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  >From Biographical Annals of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania,
  Chicago: The Genealogical Publishing Co., 1905, pages 336-337
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    DANIEL RAUDABAUGH. South Middleton township, Cumberland county, can boast
  of a number of substantial men whose families have been prominent in the
  history of the county and State, and among them may appropriately be placed
  Daniel Raudabaugh, of that township.
 
    The father of Daniel Raudabaugh was Samuel Raudabaugh, who was born in 1813
  in Frankford township, Cumberland county, received a common school education,
  and was engaged in farming in the township of his birth until his death, in
  1884. His brothers and sisters Were as follows: John married and died in the
  West; Henry married and died in Ohio; Rebecca married and
 
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  died in Franklin county, Pa.; Nancy married and died in Frankford township,
  Cumberland Co., Pa.; Barbara married and died in Frankford township,
  Cumberland Co., Pa. Samuel Raudabaugh married Mollie Hohn, and their children
  were: John, deceased; Harry, who married Catherine Berry, daughter of Samuel
  Berry; Eliza, deceased; Samuel, who married Ellen Oiler, daughter of Daniel
  Oiler; Barbara, who died in 1903; Daniel; Lydia, who married Simon Heiser;
  Andrew, who married Eliza J. Kennedy; Mary A., who married Benjamin Weitzel;
  Catherine, wife of Isaac Boldiser; Caroline, who married Abraham Thumma;
  William, who married Mary Walters, daughter of Jacob Walters; Nancy, Mrs.
  David Oliman; Sarah, deceased wife of David Souders; Jacob, of Frankford
  township; and Lizzie, who married John Gayman.
 
    Daniel Raudabaugh was born Jan. 8, 1846, in Frankford township, Cumberland
  Co., Pa., and attended the public schools of that township, thus continuing
  until he reached the age of eighteen years, when he left to work upon the
  farm. In 1868 he married Mary Yarlets, daughter of Jonas Yarlets, and for ten
  years farmed in Frankford township, at the expiration of that time going to
  Virginia, where he remained seven years, successfully engaged in farming.
  However, his heart longed for his native county, and he returned to Frankford
  township, living there until 1891, when he removed to South Middleton
  township. In 1899 he purchased a farm of 136 acres about a mile southwest of
  Carlisle, where he is now living, being a prosperous, ambitious farmer,
  public-spirited, and a man highly esteemed by all who know him. He is a
  Republican politically, and though not an office seeker has served as
  supervisor.
 
    Mr. and Mrs. Raudabaugh had children as follows: Elcetta is at home; Samuel
  married Agnes White, daughter of John and Jane White, and lives in South
  Middleton township; Jonas married Mary Bear, daughter of John and Mary Bear,
  of Frankford township; Mary A. married Levi Shover, and lives in South
  Middleton township; John married Fannie Deitch, daughter of John Deitch, of
  South Middleton township; Daniel married Lillie White, daughter of John
  White, and lives in West Pennsboro township; Charles married Ella Witters,
  daughter of Jacob Witters, and lives in South Middleton township; Fannie
  married John Burr, and lives at Harrisburg; Joseph married Fannie Burr,
  daughter of Fred Burr, and lives in Iowa; George married Bertha Shetron,
  daughter of Peter and Martha Shetron, and lives on his father's place; Frank
  married Ada Shugarts, daughter of William Shugarts; Clarence, is deceased;
  Mohala is at home. The mother passed away Dec. 6, 1895, aged fifty-one years.
  She was a member of the United Brethren Church at Springville, where she is
  interred. On March 22, 1904, Mr. Raudabaugh formed a second union with Anna
  McCachran, widow of John McCachran.