Andrew H. Huckleberry

History of Benton, Washington, Carroll, Madison, Crawford,

Franklin, and Sebastian Counties, Arkansas. Chicago: The Goodspeed

Publishing Co., 1889.

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Andrew H. Huckleberry, M. D., was born in Clark County, Ind., October

5, 1844, and when three years old was taken by his parents to Jennings

County, Ind., where he grew up on a farm, and received a common-school

education. In May, 1864, he enlisted in Company I. One. Hundred and

Thirty-fourth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, and served 100 days. Soon

after his return he began the study of medicine under Dr. C. H. Green,

of North Vernon, Ind., and in 1870 attended a course of lectures at

the Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery. The same year he came

to this county, and has since been engaged in trading, farming and the

practice of his profession. He is one of the energetic and

enterprising men of the place, having accumulated his property by the

exercise of industry and good management, and in his home place has

194 acres of land, of which some 140 are highly cultivated. December

25, 1873. he married Emily Mobly, daughter of Charles Mobly, an early

settler of the county. Mrs. Huckleberry was born in Crawford County.

July 4, 1853, and is the mother of the following named children: James

A., Eva W., David, Jesse W. and Lettice M. Mrs. Huckleberry is a

member of the Methodist Church, South. Dr. Huckleberry is a Republican

in politics, and has served as magistrate. He belongs to the G. A. R.,

American Legion of Honor, Knights of Labor and Arkansas State Wheel.