Individual Details
Nathan Ellington Fugate
(May 28, 1831 - July 27, 1908)
"Nathan Ellington Fugate was a farmer and was very strict." (Mary South.)
"They removed to Morgan County, Kentucky on the Licking River about 1855 where their younger children were born. they settled first at Flatwoods (later known as the Woodsbend area), and then about six miles away at Grassy Creek about 1885. Their house stood until 1918 when it was replaced by a new house. They appear in the 1870 and 1880 censuses of Morgan County. They were buried on the Fugate farm, northwest of Grassy Creek. (The Fugate Family of Russell County, Virginia by David Faris, Gateway Press, 1986, page 65.)
Marriage from Scott County Virginia Marriages 1815-1853 compiled by Mary D. Fugate, Iberian Publishers, 1989, page 65.
"They removed to Morgan County, Kentucky on the Licking River about 1855 where their younger children were born. they settled first at Flatwoods (later known as the Woodsbend area), and then about six miles away at Grassy Creek about 1885. Their house stood until 1918 when it was replaced by a new house. They appear in the 1870 and 1880 censuses of Morgan County. They were buried on the Fugate farm, northwest of Grassy Creek. (The Fugate Family of Russell County, Virginia by David Faris, Gateway Press, 1986, page 65.)
Marriage from Scott County Virginia Marriages 1815-1853 compiled by Mary D. Fugate, Iberian Publishers, 1989, page 65.
Events
| Birth | May 28, 1831 | Scott County, Virginia | |||
| Marriage | January 10, 1853 | Scott County, Virginia - Mary Jane Browning | |||
| Death | July 27, 1908 | Morgan County, Kentucky | |||
| Burial | Fugate farm, NW Grassy Creek, Morgan County, Kentucky |
Families
| Spouse | Mary Jane Browning (1835 - 1922) |
| Child | Nevada Drusilla Fugate (1867 - 1948) |