(?) Prugh (F)
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     (?) Prugh was the daughter of Joseph Prugh and Martha Alice McBride.

(?) Prugh (M)
b. 1868, d. 1868
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     (?) Prugh was born in 1868. He was the son of Peter Cornelius Prugh and Sarah Charlotte Hassler. (?) died in 1868 at Montgomery Co., Ohio. His body was interred in 1868 at Kettering, Montgomery Co., Ohio, at David's Cemetery.

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(?) Prugh (M)
b. 1870, d. 1870
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     (?) died in 1870 at Ohio. (?) was born in 1870. He was the son of Peter Cornelius Prugh and Sarah Charlotte Hassler. His body was interred in 1870 at Kettering, Montgomery Co., Ohio, at David's Cemetery.

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(?) Prugh (F)
b. 25 July 1861, d. 25 July 1861
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     (?) died on 25 July 1861 at Montgomery Co., Ohio, at age 0. (?) was born on 25 July 1861. She was the daughter of Gideon George Prugh and Susan Augusta Coen. Her body was interred in July 1861 at Kettering, Montgomery Co., Ohio, at David's Cemetery.

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(?) Prugh (M)
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     (?) Prugh was born. He was the son of John Pridmore Prugh.

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(?) Prugh (M)
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     (?) Prugh was born. He was the son of George A. Prugh.

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Abner Prugh (M)
b. 4 November 1777
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     Died young. Abner died. Abner was born on 4 November 1777. He was the son of Conrad Bruch and Lucia Marie Finkbeiner.

Abner Prugh (M)
b. 1 January 1789, d. 12 February 1889
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     Abner was born at Frederick Co., Maryland, on 1 January 1789. He was the son of Conrad Bruch and Lucia Marie Finkbeiner. Abner Prugh was migration in 1812 at Montgomery Co., Ohio; Abner moved to Montgomery Co., Ohio where he bought 87 acres. He married Martha Ensey. Abner was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census at Ohio. On Abner's 100th birthday the Dayton Journal wrote the following:

"He was born in Maryland, on of the 13 American colonies, on the day George Washington was first elected President of the U.S. That was before this Northwestern Territory was won from the British, when all the region round about was over-run by savages, and when there was no white settlements nearer than Cincinnati, Marietta and Detroit and the whole Miami Valley was a dense forest with no way through it except by water, or Indian trails, or the military road that led towhat is now Hamilton, thence to Waynesville, Xenia, Piqua and Fort Wayne. Moreover all sorts of wild animals abound. In Uncle Abner's time the government had triumphed in five great wars; corduroy roads had given way to pikes; canals to railroads, wooden plows to steel implements. He was a boy of 6 when Dayton was first surveyed, he was 14 when Ohio was made a state, and later on the joined in with other Prughs and all the rest in aiding to put down the rebellion, the result of which brought freedom to a million slaves."
Abner died on 12 February 1889 at Ohio at age 100. His body was interred in February 1889 at Kettering, Montgomery Co., Ohio, at David's Cemetery. Buried in the Old Section 1, row 6..

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Abner Prugh (M)
b. 8 November 1808, d. 11 August 1876
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     He married Elizabeth Bortz. Abner was born on 8 November 1808. He was the son of Jacob Prugh and Elizabeth (?). Abner died on 11 August 1876 at age 67.

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Abner Prugh (M)
b. 18 November 1816, d. 27 March 1903
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     Abner was born on 18 November 1816. He was the son of Peter Prugh and Elizabeth Jantis. He married Ann M. Matthews on 15 October 1840. Abner died on 27 March 1903 at age 86.

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