John Huhn

Came to Fayette County as an early settler. Signed Jacob's Luthern Church constitution in 1790.

Buried at Jacob's Luthern Chruch near Masontown, Pa. Gravestones exist, church is gone

Photos curtesy of Linda Tantlinger

The John Huhn Sr. Family

.....The Photos on this page take us on a trip back in history to Southeastern Pennslyvania were so many of my families lived before some family members"pulled up stakes" and moved on to places like West Virginia and Ohio. From West Virginia and Ohio, many mnoved on to places like Nebraska, Iowa, and Kansas before heading on to the Pacific Coast.

.....Although many moved on from Pennslyvania, other family members stayed, raised families, and continued to build their lives there. I am happy to have the photos of Huhn cousins on this page, becuase they bring to life the rich family past and provide more than just names on a page. A formal thanks in owed to Linda Tantlinger here for these photos and for the other treasures she as sent. Thank you Linda

.....The Huhn's are from the same area in Fayette County, Pennslyvania that the Dunhams are from. John and his wife are buried at Jacobs Luthern Cemetery at Masontown. John, along with another of my 4th great grandfathers, Joseph Yeager, were some of the founders of Jacobs Luthern (Reformed) Church and Joseph was a trustee. Both Dunhams and Huhns are buried at Mount Moriah Cemetery at Smithfield.

Grandmother Hannah Huhn's parents were: John Huhn Sr. born 1730-1810 and Doraday 1741-12/27/1806

This is Joseph Sadler Huhn

photo curtesy of Linda Blanchard Tantlinger

The children of John and Doraday Huhn are:
.....2 Elizabeth Huhn 1760

.....+ Hillard

.....2 Christina Huhn 1763

.....+ Dills

.....2 Isaac Huhn 1766

.....2 John Huhn Jr. 1770-10/20/1803

.....+ Catherine Weedman 1779-1861

.....2 Hannah Huhn 1773

.....+ Michael Crow 1766-1/5/1864

.....2 Charlotte Huhn 8/1774-10/1848

.....+ George Weedman 6/1773-10/1848

.....2 Jacob Huhn 6/15/1779-

.....+ Magdalina Sadler 

Will of John Huhn Sr.

Gideon Huhn and his grandchildren

John and Margaret Huhn Lyons

The Lyons Farm

Around Smithfield, Pennslyvania

1905 at G. A. Feathers. From left to right: Frank Stuck, Orville Howard, Squire O'Neil, Guy Feather (in the doorway) James Huhn with the cane, the little girl is a sutton, Abraham, a Strumm in the derby hat, unknown, Benny Groover, Rohrer, Andrew Sutton, Willard Abraham, Ethel Sutton, Jennie Rankin, John C. Howard on "Prince" the horse. The small photo is a detail of the larger photo showing James Huhn

The Smithfield B & O Station. The men standing in front of the fence which surrounds the pump, from left to right: Cal Black, Guy Dils, Charley Wise, Polly Huhn, Pedro Morgan, Charles Minard.

Smithfield B & O Branch crew and yard master: E. L. Hove, C. H. Huhn, S. J. Frank, Grahm O. Sutton, J. A. Matthews, J. D. Lowe.

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