"Francis Henry (Hans) Loshbaugh, age 52, departed this life Sat., 27 Aug--2E 1966 in an Omaha, Nebr. hospital. He was bom I I Oct. 1913 in McCook, Nebr., the second son of Henry Lorenzo and Pearl (Jackson) Loshbaugh. When a small child he moved with his parents to Cheyenne, Wyo., where he attended elementary and high schools. On 5 July 1936 he md. Mary Alice Lloyd in Cheyenne. To this union were born two daughters, Mrs. Sonja Wayne and Mrs. Cheryl Halla, who in addition to his wife survive him. He is also survived by three brothers, Oran Leslie of Cheyenne, Donald Wayne of Sparks, Nev., Jerald Robert of Ventura, Calif., two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Fox of Cheyenne and Mrs. Bonnie Germann of Baldwin Park, Calif."

LOSHBOUGH, Francis M. (1844) HUSBAND -- Francis M. Loshbough, b. 1844 (age 22 when md. in Dec. 1866)  Age 27 in June 1870 Census report, b. Mich. Age 37-1880, b. Mich., res. Galien twp., Berrien co., Mich. At birth of his son John on 21 Dec. 1871 his occupation listed as well digger. In 1880 Census, Louisburg twp., Montgomery co., Kans., his mother, Anny Loshbaugh, is residing with the family. Berrien County Michigan Marriage Record D: 169, ind. 2 Dec. 1866 Francis M. of Niles Township in& at age 22, Rebecca Jane Barton, age 17 of Niles twp., at Niles by Daniel C. Higbee, J.P. and witnesses were William H. Loshbaugh and James L.Webber(sp.?). WIFE -- Rebecca Jane Barton, b. ca 1849 (age 17 at marriage Dec. 1866). At time of birth of her child, John in 187 1, here birthplace given as New York; in the 1870 Census her birthplace is given as Illinois; in 1880 birthplace, New York 
CHILDREN -- 
(1) Dora A. Loshbough, dau., age 3-1870; age 12-1880, bom Mich. 
(2) James Loshbough, age 1870, b. April 1870 in Michigan. (The 1870 Census states James was four months old and bom April 1870. James does not appear in the 1880 Census report). 
(3) John J. Loshbough b. 21 Dec. 187 1, Niles, Berrien co., Mich; Birth Record Book A, p. 200 listing father Francis M. Lushbough of Niles City, Well Digger, b. Ohio; and mother, Rebecca Lushbough of Niles City, b. New York. 
(4) Miney M. Loshbough, dau., age 7-1880 (ca 1873) bom Kansas. 
(5) Evia Loshbough, dau. age 5-1880 (ca 1875), b. Michigan. 
(6) Franklin Loshbough, son, age 1- 1800 (ca 1879), born Missouri.

Also shown with family: Anny Loshbough, mother, age 80-1880, b. Penn. Have not been able to find who the Loshbough is who is Anny's husband and father of Francis M. (1844). Win. Harrrison LoshbougVs wife, Mary Ann, listed in 1880 as b. ca 1838 and is living with husband and their children in 1880. There is an Anna Marie Carter, wife of George M. Lushbough in Galien co., Mich., but in their UM of eleven children there is no mention of a Francis M. Loshbough (also the Gahen County people use the spelling Lushbough).

There is a Francis Burton Loshbaugh b. 1897; but not known if there is a family connection - the given name Burton is similar to the surname Barton.

LUSUBAUGH, Frankie (ca 1855) See father, George Washington Lushbaugh (1829).

LOSHBAUGH, Franklin (ca 1879) See father, Francis M. Loshbaugh (ca 1843).

LAUGHBAUGH, Fred (18%) -See father, James E. Laughbaugh (1859).

LOSBAUGH, Frederick
Frederick Losbaugh is shown in a list of Baltimore County, Maryland men who signed an Oath of Allegiance and Fidelity to the State of Maryland. On Feb. 5, 1777, the General Assembly of Maryland, enacted a law which made it necessary to sign an Oath of Allegiance and Fidelity to the State of Maryland and the Cause of Freedom. These oaths were to be taken before a magistrate of the Court. They included every five male, eighteen years and over, every civil officer, senator, delegate to Congress or Assembly, members of coucil, electors of the Senate, attorneys at law, every voter for delegates, sheriffs, electors of the Senate, and all persons holding any office of trust or profit in the State. The listing is of 9,000 men who signed the Oath of Allegiance to Maryland during the Revolution. Vol. 11, page 14, Baltimore County, Maryland Jacob Lorentz Frederick Losbaugh (The date of signing of individuals is not given in this record; perhaps this and other information is in an original record. As the Lorentz and Loshbaugh families are said to be related and the men served side-by-side in the American Revolution the above record is of interest. Also of interest is the fact that the given name Frederick and vanations thereof such as Fred, Francis and Frank, appear in several generations and in different branches of the Loshbaugh families out of Michigan).