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8401	BIR,MG,DTH: Records of husband, Kenneth Earl Griffiths.	Eckersell, Maridawn (I3331)
8402	BIR,MG,DTH: Records of Mary N Sigley and Robert P Wagner, taken from parish in Stretford and Manchester, Lancashire, England. Says "of Manchester". NOTES: Mary N Sigley, 2195 South 7th East, Salt Lake City, Utah,(gson) to James and Jan Crowther Bradshaw.	Bardsley, Elizabeth (I1047)
8403	BIR,MG,DTH: Records of Paul W Henderson from Mary Hallmark. Elizabeth the dau of Thomas Weldon.	Weldon, Elizabeth (I3454)
8404	BIR,MG,DTH: Records of Paul W Henderson from Mary Martha Hallmark	Freels, Mary Elizabeth (I3466)
8405	BIR,MG,DTH: Roberta Brokaw Gerke [E1862] CATHERINE5 BRUMBAUGH ([E1726] Daniel4, [E1701] Daniel3, [E3] Conrad2, Johannes Henrich1) b Oct. 30, 1831; Sept. 18, 1859, m Robert Alexander Swindler, b Jan. 20, 1830, at Brownsville, Montgomery Co., Ind.; second s of Thomas and Jane (?) (Wesson) Swindler; farmer, and lived near Panora, Guthrie Co., Iowa; Repn.; member Church of Christ. " The parents were devout Christians and hard workers, leaving to their upright, industrious, genial and true sons many acres of hard-earned land. They took to raise a little homeless dau at 6 yrs. of age, Laura Seaman, who is Mrs. Albert Rodenberg, living on a Guthrie Co., Iowa, farm-she had been a successful school teacher." Catherine5 d May 13, 1898, and Robert d July 2, 1907, both buried at Panora, Iowa. Children (4), surname Swindler: i Daniel6, b Aug. 5, 1861; Aug. 8, 1893, m Mila McCleery, b May 4, 1869, a few miles W. of Oxford, Iowa; dau Hugh McCleery of Ballymena, Ireland, and Elizabeth Elmira (O'Brien) McCleery of Monroe Co., Ind. Daniel6 graduated from Guthrie Co. High School (1883), and State Univ. of Iowa (1887) ; began teaching in 1880, and taught part of every year to June, 1900, except four years spent in State Univ. of Iowa. He was principal at Oxford (1 yr.), Fonda (1 yr.), Casey (2 yrs.), and Wellman (8 yrs.). His health failing somewhat, he began farming and for some years has lived near Thayer, Union Co., Iowa. He was named Daniel Thomas Swindler, but since 1878 has dropped the middle name 6 8 2 Mrs. Swindler attended the Oxford High School, St. Agathy's Conservatory of Music, and the Iowa City Academy. One daughter: (1) Helen7, b at Wellman, Iowa, July 24, 1904. ii Lee Monroe6 Swindler, b Jan. 10, 1864; graduated from High School, Panora, Iowa ('85), Iowa College (Grinnell, A. B., '89) ; supt. Guthrie Co., ( l a . ) pub. schs., 1890-96; supt. Guthrie Co., High School (Panora) 1896-99; served as mayor of Yale, la., for 2 yrs. In the spring of 1900 he took charge of Yale Savings Bank, Yale, Iowa, as cashier, and continues to own controlling interest in the same; is also interested in a national bank at Bagley, Ia., and controls a bank at Hemdon, Ia. He is prominent and successful in business, social and political affairs ; Repn.; member Pres. Ch.; and his w describes him as a " man of robust health, fair complexion, height 6 ft., weight 240 lbs., total abstainer, using neither tobacco nor whiskey-good natured and jolly, a splendid man." April 14, 1891, at Guthrie Center, la., he TO Laurayne Browne, b April 19, 1864, at Ft. Jefferson, Darke Co., O.; dau Smith Patterson and Belinda Holmes (Harshman) Browne; graduate of West Des Moines Training Sch., and had been a successful teacher in the pub. schs. of Des Moines, and Guthrie Center, Ia.; active in social, church (member Pres. Ch.), and literary work.a iii James William6 Swindler, b May 11, 1866, at Panora, Iowa; Sept. 21, 1898, m Mabelle L. Hoyt; educated in pub. sch. and spent one year in High Sch.; farmer; united with Bap. Ch. April 8, 1888; S. S. supt., 1888-92; member Mt. Etha Lodge, K. of P. (1902), and of Masonic Lodge No. 529 (1903); address Panora, Guthrie Co., Iowa. One son: (1) Carroll Hoyt7, b May 10, 1900. iv Frederick Ellsworth5 Swindler, b at Panora, la., June 28, 1868; Dec. 24, 1890, at Fremont, Neb., m Adlee Green, b at Salem, W. Va., Feb. 12, 1873; dau W. E. Green; he was educated in Dist Sch. No. 6, Cass Twp., Guthrie Co., l a . ; and conducts a large farm near Geddes, Charles Mix Co., S. Dak. Daughters (2) : (1) Fern6, b April 15, 1895. (2) Gail6, b Sept. 24, 1899. ---------- aMrs. Swindler kindly furnished numerous details for this portion of this work 683 [E1864] DANIEL HIRAM5 BRUMBAUGH ([E1726] Daniel4, [E1701] Daniel3, [E3] Conrad2, Johannes Henrich1) & on a farm near Goshen, Ind., March 19, 1838; 1848 his parents and their family moved to Des Moines, Iowa, and in 1853 to a farm near Panora, Iowa; 1859 they crossed the plains to Colo, and Daniel spent some months in mining; returned to Panora in I860; taught select and public schools until 1862, when he enlisted as private in Co. I, 29 Iowa Vol. Inf., promoted to 1st Sgt., and mustered out Aug., 1865. Sept. 25, 1865, at Panora, m Wealtha Ann Trent, b April 16, 1846, at Goshen, Ind.; dau Gilbert and Charity (Roger's) Trent, and sister to George Trent, who m [E1837] + Temperance5 Brumbaugh. Daniel5 engaged in the hardware business at Panora, Iowa, for seven years, when he sold out and entered upon the same business at Guthrie Center, same state ("Brumbaugh and Hess") . Upon election as Treas. Guthrie Co., in 1891 (re-elected 1893), he sold out the business; retired from active business in 1899 and moved to Seattle, Wash., later to Portland, Oregon., where he lived until his d, Jan. 18, 1906. Various correspondents speak of him as a splendid man, and very successful in business; he was Repn., and member M. E. Ch. Mrs. Brumbaugh and her sons, William Elmer6, Harry Craig6, and Alfred6 live at 1014 E. Main St., Portland, Ore. (Illustration.) Children ( 7 ): [E2200] + William Elmer6, b June 15, 1866; m Cora Green. [E2201] Florence6, b Dec. 26, 1867; d July 28, 1869. [E2202] + Raymond6, b Feb. 10, 1872; m Mary Grace Barker. [E2203] Claude6, b Feb. 11, 1874; m Chrissie Syms. [E2204] + Daniel Albert6, b Nov. 5, 1879. [E2205] + Harry Craig6, b Aug. 2, 1886. [E2206] + Alfred6, b March 23, 1889. [E1865] LEVI5 BRUMBAUGH ([E1726] Daniel4, [E1701] Daniel3, [E3] Conrad2, Johannes Henrich1) in 1857 at Panora, Iowa, m Elizabeth Carpenter. He went to Colo, and is reported to have d there in 1879. Children ( 2 ): [E2207] Alvin or Albert6 ; in 1889 was unm., and a tinsmith in Kansas. [E2208] Myrtle6; m; in 1889 was living in Iowa. [E1919] THOMAS JEFFERSON5 BRUMBAUGH ([E1729] Samuel4, [E1701] Daniel3, [E3] Conrad2, Johannes Henrich1) b Feb. 20, 1849; m Mary (Edwards) Spong, widow of George Spong (2 ch, surname Spong) ; reported to reside at or near Springfield, Lane Co., Ore 6 8 4 Children (6) : [E2221] Lydia6; [E2222] Samuel, [E2223] Thena, [E2224] James, [E2225] Thomas, [E2226] Spencer.	Brumbaugh, Daniel (I3250)
8406	BIR,MG,DTH: Roberta Brokaw Gerke pg 665 [E1730] ISAAC4 BRUMBAUGH ([E1701] Daniel3, [E3] Conrad2, Johannes Henrich1) TO (1) Juliann Imbody, who d in 1848; dau Matthias and " Polly " Imbody. Oct., 1849, the family moved to Iowa, and returned to Ind. in the spring of 1850. Isaac TO (2) Eliza Wogaman. Isaac is described as a very strong man, often holding two men at arm's length at one time. In 1862 he enlisted in the 54th Reg. Ind. Inf., and often carried the knapsacks of weary soldiers; d in 1863 during his enlistment in the U. S. Army. Children by 1st m ( 3 ): [E1926] + James K.5, b April 2, 1844; m Elizabeth Blough. [E1927] Catharine5, b 1846; in. John Miltenberger. [E1928] Elizabeth5, b 1848; TO Emanuel Stouder. Children by 2d m ( 4 ): [E1929] Susann5; TO John Fox. [E1930] Henry5 ; TO Alice Berkey. [E1931] Amanda5; TO Samuel Overholser. [E1932] Mary5 ; in Isaac Baker. p 685[E1926] JAMES K.5 BRUMBAUGH [E1730] Isaac4, [E1701] Daniel3, [E3] Conrad2, Johannes Henrich1) b in Elkhart Co., Ind., April 2, 1844; Jan. 16, 1867, at Goshen, Ind., m Elizabeth Blough, b June 3, 1851, in Somerset Co., Pa.; dau Christian and Mary (Ream) Blough; farmer; Repn.; member G. B. B. Ch.; ad. Goshen, Elkhart Co., Ind. Children (9) : [E2241] Nancy6, b March 22, 1868; m (1) Hezekiah Sworerland; m (2) John James. [E2242] Minnie6, 6 May 21, 1870; m Samuel Browning. [E2243] John6, b Aug. 14, 1872; m Ella Anglemeyer. [E2244] Charles6, b Nov. 1, 1874; m Fanny Cripe. [E2245] + William Henry6, b Aug. 15, 1877; m Osie Bower. [E2246] + Lewis6, b March 26, 1880; m Clara Cripe. [E2247] Jesse6, b Feb. 5, 1883; m Maud Imbody. [E2248] Maud6, b Dec 23, 1886; m William Lytic. [E2249] Janette6, b Feb. 15, 1888; d Sept. 14, 1888.	Brumbaugh, Isaac (I3254)
8407	BIR,MG,DTH: Roberta Brokaw Gerke IGI - John? 1824 montgomery Co OH, SS 10 Jun 1986, Oakland T, Frilm #8603004/53, #1396155	Brumbaugh, Elizabeth (I3247)
8408	BIR,MG,DTH: Roberta Brokaw Gerke IGI 1. Eva Goble md abt 1802, Film #5026416/51, #1553866; 2. Eve Cable #1553805, SS: 7 Mar 1991 Ogden T pg665-666[E1745] JACOB4 BRUMBAUGH ([E1703] William3, [E3] Conrad2, Johannes Henrich1) b June 12, 1807, in Pa. and moved to Montgomery Co., 0 . ; moved to Ind. about 1835, and was one of the first settlers in what was organized March 8, 1838, into Jefferson Twp. (Sec. 2), Kosciusko Co.—located Oct. 1, 1836. Jan. 16, 1828, he TO Susanna Bowser, b Aug. 16, 1809, in Montgomery Co., 0., and dau Philip Bowser. Her sister, Catharine, TO [E1746] + John4 Brumbaugh. Jacob4 d Aug. 11, 1854. " When Mr. Brumbaugh came to the township there were no houses, nothing but Indians and wild animals. He entered 240 a. and later purchased 160 a. of partially improved land, all of which is well cultivated, making it one of the finest farms in the twp. Politically Mr. Brumbaugh was a Repn., as is also his son Daniel. He and his w were members of the G. B. B, Ch., his w being the only living member who was in the first organized ch. in Jefferson Twp.»a " A German Baptist society was organized at the house of Jacob Brumbaugh [E1745] in the spring of 1837 by elders John Miller and David Cripe. John Leatherman and wife and William Brumbaugh and wife were the first members. From the date of the organization until the death of John Leatherman in 1867, he was pastor of the congregation. This society erected a church at Gravelton in 1876, and is in a fairly prosperous condition."" Children (6) : [E1947] John D—.5, b Nov. 4, 1828; d Nov. 7, 1875 ; TO Nancy Johnson. [E1948] + David M—.5, b Sept. 16, 1830; d June 23, 1901; TO Susannah Keller. [E1949] George5, b Dec. 13, 1833; d June 5, 1910; TO Drinda McCloud. [E1950] Daniel5, b March 22, 1838; d June 22, 1891. [E1951] William5, b July 2, 1840. [E1952] Catharine5, b Jan. 1, 1843; w John W. Whitehead. [E1746] JOHN4 BRUMBAUGH ([E1703] William3, [E3] Conrad2,Johannes Henrich1) b in Pa. Feb. 7, 1809, moved to Montgomery Co., 0., in 1832, and thence to Jefferson Twp., Kosciusko Co., Ind., in 1833. In 1826 he m Catharine Bowser, sister of Susanna, who TO [E1745] -4- Jacob Brumbaugh. Children (4) : [E1955] Jacob5. [E1956] Rachel5; TO John Reid. [E1957] Susan5; TO Abraham Guyer. [E1958] + David5; TO Susan Kellar- [E1747] CONRAD4 BRUMBAUGH ([E1703] William3, [E3] Conrad2, Johannes Henrich1) b in Montgomery Co., O., July 11, 1811; TO Catharine Miller; both were natives of Montgomery Co., O.; they " moved to Elkhart Co., Ind., in 1832, locating in a wilderness, and, like all pioneers, had many hardships and privations to endure. They were members of the Dunkard "History of Kosciusko Co., Ind., 1887, p . 621. "History of Kosciusko Co., Ind., 1987, pp. 714-715. pg667 Ch. Conrad d in 1875, and Catharine in 1879. They were among the most respected of the pioneers of Elkhart Co., and among her representative citizens."" Children (5) : [E1959] Lydia5. [E1960] Eve5. [E1961] Josephus5, 6 June 3, ; ad. New Paris, Ind. [E1962] . [E1963] + John M.5, 6 Jan. 27, 1835. pg 667 [E1749] SUSANNAH4 BRUMBAUGH ([E1703] William3, [E3] Conrad2, Johannes Henrich1) b May 3,1817; June 4, 1835, in Jacob H. Mumma, b in Washington Co., Md., Jan. 26, 1811; s Henry Mumma, who moved with his family from Md. to Harrison Twp., Montgomery Co., 0., in 1827; and lived in that locality until his d in 1853 (Henry had Jacob H. and 2 other sons and 2 dau). Jacob H. Mumma also located on a farm in Harrison Twp., as above noted, and spent most of his life there; 1845 to 1875 he hved in Madison Twp., a few months in Champaign Twp.; then returning to Harrison Twp., he remained with his s Henry Clay Mumma until 1881. He then went to Miami Co., 0., and d at the latter place in the spring of 1879, aged 79 yrs. Susannah4 d Dec. 25, 1873. Jacob m (2) Barbara (Rowe) Hess, widow of John Hess, and Barbara d Dec, 1894. All were members G. B. B. Ch. Children by 1st m (5), surname Mumma: i William M.5, b July 30, 1836; d July 20, 1887; TO Mary A. Bowser, who survives and lives with Eld. Wm. Klepsinger (latter recently deceased) at Ft. McKinley, 0. One s Wilson6, ii Henry Clay5, 6 in Harrison Twp., Montgomery Co., 0., April 8, 1838; common school education; Sept. 30, 1860, TO (by Rev. Peter Nead [E276]) Ann Black, dau Thomas Black. After TO, moved to his father's farm of 144 a.; managed it for four years on shares, and then bought i t ; recently has given special attention to fruit growing. Himself and w are members G. B. B. Ch. (14 ch). iii David H.5, 6 March 7, 1840; TO Elizabeth Warner, who d; he lives in Dayton O. (3 ch alive), iv George W.5, b Aug. 22, 1846; d March 3, 1910; TO Rosa Shick, who lives at Stillwater Junction, 0. (5 ch alive), v Aaron M.5, b Nov. 6, 1850; TO Martha Wolf (5 ch). Aaron5 d July 16, "History of Kosciusko Co., Ind., 1887, p. 624 pg 668 1893. Martha later TO Samuel Ullery, and they hve at Stillwater Junction, 0. [E1750] WILLIAM4 BRUMBAUGH ( [E1703] William3, [E3] Conrad2, Johannes Henrich1) 6 in 0. May 23, 1819; Sept. 26, 1844, TO Catherine Miller, b Dec. 6, 1825, in Preble Co., 0 . ; dau Stephen and Anna Miller. William was a farmer; Repn.; himself and w were members G. B. B. Ch. [See E1745] ; and hved at Milford, Kosciusko Co., Ind. William d Aug. 21, 1856; his w d June 16, 1900, and was buried at Arroya Grande, Cal. Their s Henry Clayton also d in Cal. Sept. 22, 1885. Children ( 5 ): [E1964] + Mary Ellen5, b Sept. 27, 1847; TO John Artz. [E1965] -4- John Milton5, b June 16, 1849; TO (1) Lora Mae Johnson; in (2) Marie Engle. [E1966] + Henry Clayton5, 6 July 5, 1851; d Sept. 22, 1885; TO Angle Perkey. [E1967] + Anna Elizabeth5, b May 4, 1854; m Charles Butterfield. [E1968] + Eva Emeline5, b April 19, 1866; TO William Moulton. [E1751] MARY4 BRUMBAUGH ([E1703] William3, same ancestry as [E1745]) b July 27, 1821; d March 22, 1891; TO Joseph Leatherman, b April 25, 1811, and d May 2, 1868. Joseph was s of Rev. John Leatherman, who d Feb. 21, 1867 (90 yrs., 7-21), and who long served as minister to the G. B. B. congregation in Kosciusko and Elkhart counties, Ind. [See E1745]. [E1752] EVE4 BRUMBAUGH ([E1703] William3, [E3] Conrad2, Johannes Henrich1) b Sept. 22, 1823; d Dec. 4, 1875, in Jackson Twp., Elkhart Co., Ind., and was buried in Whitehead Cemetery, that county. March 4, 1847, she TO David Whitehead, b Feb. 17, 1826, in Ohio; d Dec. 17, 1870, in Jackson Twp., Elkhart Co., Ind.; farmer; member G. B. B. Ch. Children (7), surname Whitehead: i William H.5, b April 28, 1850; TO Josephine A. Hoops, b July 22,1854; d April 10, 1893; dau Lewis and Louiza (Abshire) Hoops. One daughter: (1) Erve W.6, b Feb. 20, 1874; TO Feb. 29, 1903, Ethel Elliott; Goshen, Ind. (4 ch). ii Adam Wesley5, b Sept. 14, 1852; d March 2, 1874. iii Melvin5, b Feb. 18, 1855 ; d Feb. 22,1874. iv Susan E.5, b Sept. 24, 1857; d July 16, 1893; TO Jacob Frame pg 669 v Melinda Alice5, 6 April 13, I860; d Jan. 30, 1861. vi Mary Etta5 , b Oct. 29, 1862; Nov. 11, 1880, at Goshen, Ind., m Daniel M. Bowser, b Feb. 15, 1855, in Noble Co., Ind.; s Andrew and Eve (Christie) Bowser. Daniel is twp. assessor; Repn.; member Ref. Ch.; his w helped considerably in this work; res. 719 S. Main St., Goshen, Elkhart Co.* Ind. • Children (2), surname Bowser: (l)Zelma C.°, b March 11, 1882; Sept. 16, 1903, TO Zena Eckleharger; res. Goshen, Ind. (2 ch). (2) Alletah W.6, b Sept. 1, 1884; Sept. 7, 1906, TO Rev. Arthur J. Michael; res. Culver, Ind. (2 ch). vii Elmer D.5, b April 10, 1870; d April 4, 1871.	Brumbaugh, William (I3260)
8409	BIR,MG,DTH: Roberta Brokaw Gerke LAND: Brumbaugh Genealogy pg 638 Indenture 30 Aug 1815 between John Brumbaugh of Woodbury TWP, Bedford,PA and Christina his wife to George Brumbaugh of Woodbury Twp, Huntingdon, PA for $3000 for "half part of a grist mill lately erected and build on the said George Brumbaugh's land on the waters of Clover Creek, situate in Woodbury Twp, Huntington, PA at common costs and expenses of said John and George Brumbaugh and held by them as joint tenants in partnership together with all and singular the stones, geers and other apparatus to said mill..as also the dam up to the line between John Brumbaugh and Danial Rhode & 1 rod or perch of ground each side of dam on John Brumbaugh's land, for road... left for free passage forever. (Deed BK K pg 151 Bedford Co PA, property owned by Henry Dilling Brumbaugh (E183). 1815: On the same day as above John and Christina deeded land to George Brumbaugh for $500 for part of large tract of land adjoining on the north Henry Wissard's on the south Geroge Brumbaugh's, and on the north again "John Metzgers Divisions", & on the east "Sussey's Mtn"; containing 81 acres. Warrant issed to John Brumbaugh 12 May 1812 (Pat Bk H #7 pg 147 1798 pg 640: Article of Agreement between John Wells and John Brumbaugh of Woodbury Twp, land in Somerset Co PA (in German). 1804 pg 640: Deed from Abraham Morrison to John Brumbaugh 17 May 1804 for 150 acres and allowances of 6% being the Michael Kuhn warrant situated on the east side of Stonycreek mine adjoing Jacob Workings in Conemaugh Twp, Somerset Co (BK Vol 4 pg 105, Somerset Co PA) HIST,DTH: Brumbaugh Genealogy pg 641 shows that the family moved in 1818 to Miami Co, Ohio where John died at Bradford 31 Oct 1849, aged 77-11-19; Christina died 31 Aug 1826 aged 61-3-6. John was a farmer, miller and minister in German Baptist Bretheren Church. (Dr John B...Ballinger (E1859-i) has facts on these famiies. Listed on pg 641 are 9 children of John and Christina. [E1827] BARBARA5 BRUMBAUGH ([E1720] Conrad4, [E1700] John3, [E3] Conrad2, Johannes Henrich1) TO Solomon Metzger; s David B. Metzger of Silver Lake, Kosciusko Co., Ind. One son, surname Metzger: I Lyman6, b 1881, in North Manchester, Wabash Co., Ind.; 1905 TO Nova Ethel Frantz, b 1891, in 111.; dau Michael and Jennie (Witt) Frantz. Lyman i^ a tinsmith; Repn,; member G. B. B. Ch., and ad. is Wenatchee, Chelan Co., Wash. Children (3) : (1) Harold7, b May 7, 1906. (2) Naomi7, 0 Jan. 25, 1908. (3) Marion7, b Oct. 24, 1910; d Sept. 17, 1910. page 674-675: [E1816] BENJAMIN5 BRUMBAUGH ([1718] David4, [E1700] John3, [E3] Conrad2, Johannes Henrich1) b Sept. 12, 1841, near New Lebanon, Montgomery Co., O.; at Cincinnati, O., Jan. 5, 1865, TO Mary May, b Sept. 4, 1847; dau George and Sarah (Weaver) May. Children ( 8 ): [E2030] Arthur6, b April 13, 1866; TO Dora Dickensheets. [E2031] David6, b May 2, 1868; TO Kate Keating. [E2032] George6, 6 March 6, 1874; d July 10, 1874. [E2033] + Orion F.6, b Sept. 21, 1875; TO Catharine Libecap. [E2034] Elizabeth6, 6 Oct. 30, 1878; TO Forest Keiser. [E2035] Myrtle6, o July 31, 1881; TO Edward Horning. [E2036] John6, b Oct. 29, 1883. [E2037] Elva6, 6 Dec. 19, 1886. [E1819] SAMUEL5 BRUMBAUGH ( [E1719] Daniel4, [E1700] John3, [E3] Conrad2, Johannes Henrich1) 6 June 25, 1827; d; TO Susanna Maurer; dau Daniel Maurer. Children* (8) : [E2045] Lavina6; [E2046] Daniel; [E2047] Soloma; [E2048] Loretto; [E2049] Isaac; [E2050] Perry; [E2051] Fannie; [E2062] John. [E1820] HENRY W—.5 BRUMBAUGH ( [E1719] Daniel4, same ancestry as [E1819]) b April 9, 1829, in O.; farmer; hved in Darke Co., 0 . ; TO Matilda Fink, b Feb. 28, 1840, in MifHinburg, Union Co., Pa.; dau John and Elizabeth (Steininger) Fink. Henry d at Horatio, Darke Co., 0., July 22, 1898, and his w d there Feb. 14, 1906; both were buried in the Harris Creek cemetery, near Bradford, Miami Co., O. Children (4) : [E2056] + John Franklin6, b Sept. 6, I860; TO Jennie Brewer. [E2057] Lewis Clinton6, 6 Dec. 19, 1861; d April 20, 1911; unm. [E2058] + Susan Elizabeth6, 6 June 30, 1865; TO Clinton D. Kinney. [E2059] + Roscoe Philip6, 6 Jan. 19, 1872; m Alice Canada. [E1821] MARGARET5 BRUMBAUGH ([E1719] Daniel4, same ancestry as [E1819]) b Feb. 11, 1832, near Dayton, Montgomery Co., O.; Dec. 12, 1850, TO ( 1 ) Samuel Ballinger, b Dec. 6, 1821; s Jesse and Elizabeth (Fetter) Ballinger; bro. of Elum Ballinger, who TO [E1802] -4- Esther5 Brumbaugh. Margaret TO (2) Perry Creager, b Jan. 1, 1819, near Dayton, O.; s Thomas and Elizabeth (Lecklider) Creager. Mr. Creager d at Horatio, Darke Co., O., Feb. 18, 1900, and was buried at Harris Creek Cem., Bradford, O. Margaret5 lives at Horatio, O., and has been of considerable assistance in furnishing information. One son by 1st m: [E2061] John S.6, 6 Nov. 4, 1851; d Nov. 23, 1851. 'Details unobtained. pg 676 [E1822] ELIZABETH5 BRUMBAUGH ( [E1719] Daniel4, same ancestry as [E1819]) b June 30, 1834; d Feb., 1882; TO (1) Daniel Yount, d; in (2) Young Carey. Children by 1st m (7), surname Yount: i Lucinda6; d age 15. ii Fannie Matilda0; in Jacob Martin, Versailles, O. iii Margaret6 ; TO David Bosserman, Covington, O. iv Henry Lincoln6 ; in Anna Etter, Greenville, 0. v Lovina6; in H. M. McCurdy, Piqua, O. vi Daniel6 ; TO Francis Brewer, Greenville, O.; R. R. 6. vii Walter6. Son by 2d m, surname Carey: viii Charles Walter6, b June 9, 1876; TO Roby Hite, Horatio, 0. [E1823] JOHN5 BRUMBAUGH ([E1719] Daniel4, same ancestry as [E1819]) 0 Feb. 11, 1837; TO Jane Carey; ad. Blumer, Miami Co., 0. Children (2) : [E2064] Foster6. [E2065] Susanna6. [E1824] ISAAC5 BRUMBAUGH ([E1719] Daniel4, same ancestry as [E1819]) b May 6, 1839; TO Catharine Crowell; dau Samuel and Elizabeth (Wise) Crowell; farmer; ad. Versailles, Darke Co., 0. Children (6) : [E2070] Mary6 ; [E2071] Daniel; [E2072] Samuel; [E2073] Charles; [E2074] Edward; [2075] Harley. [E1825] EMANUEL5 BRUMBAUGH [E1719] Daniel4, same ancestry as [E1819]) b Sept., 1841; TO Lucinda Blackmore; dau Martin and Malinda (Carey) Blackmore; ad. Troy, Miami, Co., O. Children (6) : [E2077] Emma6; [E2078] Susie; [E2079] Bessie; [E2080] Lizzie; [E2081] Nellie; [E2082] Robert. [E1826] FANNIE5 BRUMBAUGH ([E1719] Daniel4, same ancestry as [E1819]) b Sept., 1844; TO William H a r t ; s Ebenezer Hart of Covington, O. One dau: Elsie6 Hart.	Brumbaugh, John (I3258)
8410	BIR,MG,DTH: Roberta Brokaw Gerke pg 669 [E1764] JOHN4 BRUMBAUGH ([E1710] David3, [E3] Conrad2, Johannes Henrich1) b April, 1814; Wi Dianna Swihart, b Nov. 26, 1815, in Dayton, O.; dau Jacob Swihart; farmer; Dem.; member G. B. B. Ch.; d Aug. 14, 1880. Children (10):" [E2001] + Mary5, March 26, 1836 ; d Oct. 19, 1908; in Abraham Brandenburg. [E2002] -4- Noah5, 6 May 12, 1838; m Catharine Brandenburg. [E2003] Catharine5, 0 March 11, 1840; d Dec. 19, 1846. [E2004] Lydia5, b Feb. 18, 1842; in James Brandenburg. [E2005] David5, b Oct. 2, 1844; d Dec. 27, 1846. [E2006] Elizabeth5, 6 March 22, 1847; d Nov. 19, 1849- [E2007] Susannah5, 6 July 11, 1851; in Wm. Reynolds. [E2008] Sarah5, b Feb. 9, 1854; m (1) Eby; in (2) John Kenner. [E2009] Jacob5, b Jan. 15, 1857. [E2010] Abraham5, b Oct. 2, I860.	Brumbaugh, David (I3263)
8411	BIR,MG,DTH: Roberta Brokaw Gerke [E1920] SARAH ANN5 BRUMBAUGH ([E1729] Samuel4, same ancestry as [E1919]) b April 11, 1851, at Goshen, Elkhart Co., Ind.; Nov. 27, 1873, at Salem, Ore., m Philip L. Spong, b Jan. 17, 1850, at Logansport, Ind.; s Alexander and Margaret Ann (De Vine) Spong. They lived in Ind., Ill., Iowa, and, in 1866, moved to Marion Co., Ore.; later to Lane Co., Ore. Mr. Spong is Dem.; member Bap. Ch., and his w furnished considerable information for this section of the work; ad. Springfield, Lane Co., Ore. Children (7), surname Spong: i Mary Ann6, b April 22, 1875; m James Miles. ii Margaret Ann6, b Feb. 20, 1877; m John Mosby. iii Isabella6, bFeb. 20, 1877; d Feb. 3, 1883. iv Albert6, b July 20, 1879; d April 4, 1880. v Noah6, b Oct. 23, 1881; d Jan. 10, 1883. vi Dora6, b June 19, 1885; d Dec. 11, 1903; m Fred Byrne. vii Sherman6, b June 28, 1887. [E1921] ISABELLA5 BRUMBAUGH ([1729] Samuel4, same ancestry as [E1919]) b at Goshen, Ind., Sept. 16, 1853; Dec. 9, 1871, at Logansport, Ind., m William Alexander Spong, h at Logansport, Ind.; and bro of Philip L. Spong; address Springfield, Lane Co., Ore. Children (5), surname Spong: i Arthur6, b Sept. 22, 1872; d June 27, 1878. ii Nelson6, b July 1, 1874; d July 4, 1878. iii Minnie6, 6 Dec. 31, 1878. iv Richard Lewis6, b Nov., 1880. v Etta6 , b Feb. 28, 1884. [E1924] DANIEL HENRY5 BRUMBAUGH ([E1729] Samuel4, same ancestry as [E1919]) b in Guthrie Co., la., Aug. 9, 1865; June 16, 1889, m Juda Lebow, b Oct. 10, 1863, at Cottage Grove, Ore.; dau Simpson and Hannah (Shields) Lebow; occupation farming and " timber cruiser by trade, and handy with carpenter tools "; Dem.; ad. Cottage Grove, Lane Co., Ore. Children (3) : [E2236] Kittle6, b July 28, 1891 685 [E2237] Frank6, b June 15, 1893. [E2238] Fred6, b Feb. 25, 1898.	Brumbaugh, Samuel (I3253)
8412	BIR,MG,DTH: Roberta Brokaw Gerke	Brumbaugh, George (I3265)
8413	BIR,MG,DTH: Roberta Brokaw Gerke. 1880 CENSUS: IA,Guthrie Co-Cass Twp: Anc.com Img 14, pg 14, 23 June, Dw 110,124: Mary E Brumbaught age 65, born Maryland (MD,MD), no occupation, wife of George Brumbaugh	Chambers, Mary Matthews (I2526)
8414	BIR,MG,DTH: Roberta Brokaw Gerke. HIST: Brumbaugh Gen by G Marcus Brumbaugh pg 642. Lived near Conemaugh (later called Johnstown PA and moved to a farm near Dayton Ohio and thence to Elkhart Co, IND. He died in 1845 at Goshen, Elkhart, IND. Pg 646: Ledger of John Horner 1799-1809, from History of Cambria Co PA by H W Storey, Vol I pg 296: Operating a saw and grist mill on Solomon's Run and contains entries for Conrad Brumbaugh and his sons, including Daniel, which shows that Danil spent half a day mowing grass 1 Aug 1801 and received credit of 1s (13 1/3c) and 6d (5 & 55/100 mills) and rec'd more for a day's work in cleaning John Horner's mill race (near Conemaugh (Johnstown) PA). Ledger continues onto pg651, where a list of Daniel Brumbaugh's 10 children is shown.	Brumbaugh, Daniel (I3245)
8415	BIR,MG,DTH: Roberta Brokaw Gerke. "The Genealogy of the Brumbacks" by Gaius Marcus Brumbaugh, Ms, MD, 929.273, Film #13833761, Mic # 908876. Says Conrad and John arrived at Germantown, PA on 7 Oct 1765 (from Wurtemburg, Gy 1758?) Also said he died in 1791. IMM: Genealogy of the Brumbaughs by G Marcus Brumbaugh, Section E pg 360: (E3) Conrad and his brother Johannes arrived at Germantown, PA 7 Oct 1765 on the ship Countess of Sussex from Rotterdam. The author has a letter written 26 May 1888 by George Brumbaugh (grandson of Conrad) at age 86 in which he says "Conrad and Johannes came from Germany about 1765 and settled within 3 miles of Johnstown PA where David and George were born. Conrad died within 3 miles of Johnstown when I was too young to remember." A grandson of Conrad, Samuel of Perry TWP, Montgomery Co Ohio says he and his two bros came to America and from these three sprang all the Brumbaughs of Pennsylvania. "Conrad settled in Lancaster (?) Co PA probably before 1761, as it is believed that all of his large family were born in PA, and youngest of his 13 was born 1788. After part of his children were born, he removed to Morrison's Cove but with Indian troubles he returned to the more thickly settled portions of the state. When he returned to Morrison's Cove he found the Indians in possession and they had destroyed everything he had left behind and killed all the remaining settlers. After Indian troubles were over he returned and lived here for some time, then removing to Allegheny Co PA and became one of the pioneers of that section of the state. He was well educated in Germany and taught school and became minister in the German Baptist church. MIL: Brumbaugh Genealogy pg 362: Harrisburg PA 10 Dec 1906 shows Conrad was a private on a Class Roll of Capt John Orbison's 4th CO, 4th Batt of Cumberland Co Militia--commanded by Col Samuel Culbertson 21 Aug 1780, see pg 767,Vol 23, Penna Archives, 3rd Series PA St Library, by Luther Kelker Custodian of Pub. Rcds. REL: German Baptist Brethren Church, pg 363 shows Annual Meeting of 1789 with Conrad's signature and shows him to be a teacher near Johnstown, Cambria, PA, as well as an entry giving him credit of 5 shilling for "Schooling for a little girl". LAND: Brumbaugh Genealogy pg 362 shows "Conrad Brumbough" was assessed for no acres, 2 horses, 4 cattle & no negroes in 1780 in Montgomery Twp, Cumberland, PA (PA Archives, 3rd Series, Vol 20, pg 525) 1783: "Coonrad Brumbaugh, Frankstown TWP, Bedford Co PA appeared in the "Supply Tax" for 300 acres and a tax of f6 s6 d6 (PA Archives Vol 21, pg 267) 1788: Conrod Brombagh appears on list of taxable property of Woodberry TWP, Huntingdon, PA for 250 acres, 3 horses, 5 cattle & tax of 16s 3d (Vol 20, pg 344) The originial rcds at Huntingdon PA for 1788 shows "Conrad Crombaugh" as taxed 18s 3d for State and 8s 2d for Co. 1793, Pg 364: Indenture 14 Nov 1783 between Philip Metzger of Woodbury Twp, Huntingdon,PA yeoman and Conrad Brombaugh of Woodbury TWP yeoman witness James Biddle of Philadelphia obtaining patent for tract of land formerly in Cumberland, now in Bedford Co and mostly in Huntingdon Co.(Pat BK #2 pg 157) where James Biddle had conveyed the same tract of land to Philip Metzger on 11 July 1792 and "for and in consideration of the sum of 2222 Pounds Gold and Silver coin pd by Conrad Brumbaugh...unto Philip Metzger ...a certain part of the above narrated tract of land situate in Bedford Co beginnina at a small birch in an Island in a run thence along Christian Hoovers line... containing 170 acres and 20 perches and the usual allowance of 6% for Roads highways... 1797, pg 365: Indenture 25 May 1797 between Conrode Broombuch of Bedford Co and Christina his wife to Christian Hoover of Huntingdon Co PA for parcel of land (part of tract sold from Henry Drinker to Conrode) in Woodbury Twp, beginning at a swamp oak a corner of said Brombuchs survey thence by land of Jas Riddle... thence by land of Peter Hover...thence by land of Shinaflt...contain 35 acres 154 perches and allowance of 6% for roads...(more re previous agreemnts recorded for same land down to conveying it to Hoover) rcded BK D, pg 184 and Bk B pg 374 Huntingdon Co PA. Signed by Conrad and Christina. 1797 pg 366: Deed from Conrad Brombach of Woodberry TWP and Chrystinia to Peter Hoover - 12 acres and 36 perches. (BK G-1, pg 91 Huntingdon PA 1798 pg 366: Indenture 26 Mar 1798 from Conrode & Christina to Christian Hoover (F. 1, pg 460 Huntingdon Co PA) 1804 pg 366: "Conrad Brumbaugh of Washington Co,MD (no wife's signature) deeded to Wm Heiser the E 1/2 lot #80, 41 ft x 240, Elizabeth Town, Wash, MD. (BK P pg 566, Hagerstown MD) 1811 pg 266: "Conrad Brumbaugh deeds to Jacob Brumbaugh of Woodberry TWP Huntingdon Co, PA lands adj Christian Sleghty on nW and Tushess Mountain on east." (BK P-1 pg 299, Huntingdon PA) HISTORY: Brumbaugh Gen pg 366 shows purchases of grains,etc from John Horner of Johnstown PA (on Solomon's Run) and credit for "Cash, halling waggon, jackets, making buck skin overalls for boys",etc (Pg 646, plates 180-182 possession of Emmett Horner, Johnstown PA) Pg 367 shows assessments in Conemaugh TWP, Cambria Co PA 1808-9 for property for Jacob, William, Daniel and John Brumbaugh (sons of Conrad). Pg 368 shows list of 12/13 children: 1-John b 19 Oct 1771-31 Oct 1849, md Christena Metzker; 2-Daniel 1775-1845; 3-Jacob; 4-William 1780-28 Aug 1849 md Eve Gable; 5-Conrad; 6-Elizabeth; 7-Christina Md John Ulrich; 8-Lavina; 9-Susan md Daniel Stutsman; 10-Mahala; 11-David 2 Nov 1786-13 Nov 1844 md Catherine Vaniman; 12-George 2 Apr 1788-16 Mar 1848 md Elizabeth Vaniman.	Brumbaugh, Conrad Kemper (I3256)
8416	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Feb 1997: Andrew Jackson b ca 1819 Bowling Grn, Warren Co, KY, dd 1892 Lebanon, Linn Co, OR. Md 1st Lucinda -- b ca 1828/VA? evidently dd 1850-1853. Md 2nd Elma (Ruble) Badger 25 Aug 1853 (Barry or Newton Co, MO). She bn 21 Dec 1824 Morgantown, Monongalia Co, VA (now WV), dd 2 Feb 1914, Lebanon, Linn Co OR, dau of Thomas & Elizabeth Irons Ruble. 1850 CENSUS: MO Lafayette Co pg214, Dist 46 DW1008: ROSE, Jackson 31/KY; Lucinda 22/VA?, Thomas 2/MO; Jennings Lilburn 24/MO; Eliza 24/KY; James 5/..; John D 3/..; Eliza j 1/.. 1860 CENSUS: OR Linn Co, Lebanon PO DW # ROSE, Jackson 40/KY; Elma 34/VA; Thomas 14/Ind; Eliz 13/Ind; Jefferson 11/MO; Margaret 10/ARK; James 9/MO; Ephraim 8/MO; Harvey 6/MO-b Barry Co; Wm 4/OR; Charity 5/12-OR	Rose, Andrew Jackson (I7099)
8417	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Feb 1997: Andy Bluford b 19 Jul 1889, d Nov 1965, San Antonio TX	Rose, Andy Bluford (I7140)
8418	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Feb 1997: Cordelia Mosuri b 23 Apr 1871, d 1932, md Willie R Welch	Rose, Cordelia Mosuri (I7134)
8419	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Feb 1997: Edward O(liver) b 28 Feb 1870/TX, prob Kendall Co. Dd 17 Apr 1943, md Mary Isabel Crider	Rose, Edward Oliver (I7148)
8420	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Feb 1997: fam rcds-Harvey b 23 Jul 1809 KY, dd 18 Jun 1873 prob Clinton Co IL. Md 25 Mar 1831 St Clair Co, ILL MG 1791-1845 to Mahala Nichols b 8 Apr 1810, dd 16 Apr 1877-parents unknown. Bur place unknown. (Mg spelled Henry, see Robert Bulcher 1850 CENSUS: ILL, Clinton Co 30 Oct pg 384B DW 824/830: ROSE, Harvey 40/KY farmer (300); Mahala 39/KY; Geo H 17/ILL farmer; Sarah M 14/ILL; John J 12/ILL; Lucy Ann 9/ILL; Thomas W 7/ILL; Andrew 5/ILL; Charity 3/ILL; A.G. Alexander 32/TN school tchr 1855 CENSUS: ILL, Clinton Co TWP 1 NO R2 West pg 32: ROSE, Harvey 1 m und 10; 2 m 10/20; 1 m 20/30; 1 m 40/50; 1 f und 10; 1 f 10/20; 1 f 40/50 1860 CENSUS: ILL, Clinton Co-18 Jul pg 751, Carlyle PO, DW 859/874: ROSE, Harvey 52/KY farmer (1200/1000); Mahala 51/KY; Geo H 26/Ill farmer; Sarah H 24/ILL; John J 22/ILL farmer; Lucy E 20/ILL; Thomas W 18/ILL farmer; Andrew J 16/ILL farmer; Charity J 12/ILL 1870 CENSUS: ILL, Clinton Co, TWP 1 NO R 2 West pg 245A (pg 6) DW 39/40: ROSE, Harvey 61/KY farmer (1280/575 or 572); Mahala 61/KY; Charity 22/ILL; Geo 5/ILL	Rose, Harvey (I7093)
8421	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Feb 1997: fam rcds-Harvey b 23 Jul 1809 KY, dd 18 Jun 1873 prob Clinton Co IL. Md 25 Mar 1831 St Clair Co, ILL MG 1791-1845 to Mahala Nichols b 8 Apr 1810, dd 16 Apr 1877-parents unknown. Bur place unknown. (Mg spelled Henry, see Robert Bulcher)	Nichols, Mahala (I7115)
8422	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Feb 1997: James b 8 Oct 1841 md Rebecca Nichols 24 Dec 1867, dd 25 Feb 1917 Johnson City, Blanco TX. Bible rcds of Marilyn Ender show bir, mg and children BIR,1860 CENSUS: TX,Hardin Co,film 805296, pg348, DW 189: ROSE, Blufford 43/KY mechanic; Violet 39/MO; John 21/MO laborer; Newton 20/MO; James 18/MO; Ahigaha P (?) 13/MO-m; Charity 11/ARK; Jesse 10/ARK-m; Prinda 7/ARK-f; Joshua 1/TX-m; Tennssa 11/12,TX-f. 1870 CENSUS: TX,Kendall Co,Comfort PO,flm 553093 pg131 prec#5, 28 Aug,DW9/10: ROSE, Jim 27/MO farmer (150/133); Rebecca 23/TN; Andrew Jackson 1/TX; Edward 4/12-TX 1880 CENSUS: TX, Kendall Co,tn of Comfort,flm 1255314 pg230, 21 Jun,DW145: ROSE, James H 39/MO (KY,MO)md farmer; Rebecca 33/TN (TN,TN)md;Andrew J 11/TX Edward O 10/TX; Cala J 6/TX-dau; Jose Ann 5/TX; Benj F 4/TX 1900 CENSUS: TX, Kendall Co DW109: ROSE, Jim H 58-Oct 1841/MO (KY,MO)widow,farmer; Callie 27-Mar 1872/TX (MO,TN Felix 16-May 1884/TX (MO,TN) MIL: Rose Fam Assn Mar 1997-Nat'l Archives: Civil War, priv in Gibson's Co, Benevides' Reg TX Cav, POW paroled at Columbus TX 20 Jul 1865. Res Colorado Co-TX oath of Allegiance #1078...TX Cav commanded by Col Santos Benavides, sur- rendered at New Orleans, place not stated nor dated (misc foll #86) Not certain info both pertain to James H Rose. CK	Rose, James H (I7054)
8423	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Feb 1997: Leticia R M "Lettie" b 8 Aug 1847 Warren Co, dd 9 May 1882. Md 28 Nov 1865 Warren Co to John M Green Riley, remvd to to Sherman TX	Rose, Leticia R M (I7113)
8424	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Feb 1997: Lucy A E b 3 Feb 1840, dd 30 0ct 1868. Md Ben Walker 14 Aug 1861, who was killed 1 May 18??	Rose, Lucy A E (I7119)
8425	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Feb 1997: Margaret Ann Catherine Wilson b 3 Jan 1852/ARK, md 16 Mar 1870, dd 15 Apr 1932 San Antonio TX, bur Masonic Cem Lytle, Atascoosa Co, TX	Wilson, Margaret Ann Catherine (I7133)
8426	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Feb 1997: Sarah M b 19 Oct 1835, dd 2 Mar 1883, Iola ILL. Md 3 Nov 1853 to James Wadsworth (also m John Flinn-see 1870 Clinton Co ILL census 1870 Census Clinton Co, Ill pg ?: Flinn, John 44/NC; Sarah 33/ILL; James 16/ILL Fanny 2/12 Ill; Rose, John 31/ILL, Julia A 31/ILL; Geo 8/ILL 1880 Census Clinton Co, ILL pg ?: Rose, John B 42/ILL (KY,ILL), Geo F 17/ILL (Ill, ILL) son, Walker GN 15/Ill (ILL,ILL)	Rose, Sarah M (I7117)
8427	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Feb 1997: Thomas W b 9 Jul 1842, dd 30 Oct 1868. Md Rebecca Redfearn 4 Jul 1869	Rose, Thomas W (I7120)
8428	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Mar 1997: Belle bn 15 Apr 1877/TX, d 1942 unmd, retarded since bir. Also Bible rcds Nancy Stark gives bir of NC Rose, wife & children. 1880 Kendall Co TX census: Bell 3/TX	Rose, Belle (I7144)
8429	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Mar 1997: Martha bn 3 Sep 1949 (ARK=census), md bef 1870 re children ages, dd 29 Jun 1936 Blanco, Blanco, TX re sn Albert Jul 1936 app for mort warrant Blanco Co TX. Letter 1943 Nancy Stark.	Wilson, Martha Pearlee (I7123)
8430	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Mar 1997: Martha Elender bn 4 Apr 1876/TX dd 9 Apr 1953, md John Burris Milum. Also Bible rcds of Nancy Stark: birth of NC Rose, wife & children. 1880 Kendall Co TX census: Martha 4/TX	Rose, Martha Elender (I7143)
8431	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Mar 1997: Noah Hamilton Rose bn Apr 1874 Comfort, Kendall TX, dd 25 Jan 1952, md Laura, then Lou. Also Early TX Bir Rcd 1838- 1878 by Gracey et al, Newton & Lieutilda child: Noah 9 Mar 1874 Kendall Co TX, also Bible rcds of Nancy Stark: birth of NC Rose, wife & children	Rose, Noah Hamilton (I7142)
8432	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Mar 1997: Rhoda Ann Lavinia Ashford b 17 Jul 1862 in Bell Co TX, md 11 Jul 1895 to Joshua Calvin Rose, dd 9 Oct 1945 Brownwood, Brown Co TX 1900 CENSUS: TX, Milam Co DW 5: ROSE, Joshua C 41-Jun 1858/TX (KY,MO)md 5 yrs, carpenter; Rhoda 36-Jul 1863 TX (MS/AL); Annie H Jul 1896/TX; Robert Mar 1898/TX	Ashford, Rhoda Ann Lavinia (I7153)
8433	BIR,MG,DTH: Rose Fam Assn Mar 1997: Roland bn 14 Jan 1881 Comfort, Kendall Co TX, d 2 Apr 1953. Md 16 Sep 1912 Sarah Elizabaeth Milum (Nancy Stark's fam) Also Bible rcds Nancy Stark gives bir of NC Rose, wife & children	Rose, Roland (I7145)
8434	BIR,MG,DTH: Source: Lois Owen Chapman, daughter of Joseph and Mary Abigail Grow Owen, 269 Rosewood Avenue, SLC (1966), AF 1C5m-5R: bur Ammon Cem, bapt 12 Oct 1967-CK 1842-1867 HIST: Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, by Frank, 1913 p903: Wm Moyer Grow bn 30 May 1842 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, PA. Md Esther Coffin 2 Jul 1865 at Huntsville UT, dau of Wm B Coffin and Abigail Starbuck, the latter a pioneer 3 Oct 1853 in Harmon Cutler Co. Children: Mary Abigail (Joseph H Owen), Wm N; James A(Maud Hays); David H md Mary Luette Rawson Oct 1893); Jessee M (Christa Edith Empey); Horace I (Rosella Rounds); Cyrus L (Cecelia Yittings); Chas E; Esther E (L.C. Poulter). Assisted in locating Huntsville, Utah. In 1867 he moved to western Oregon and on the way assisted in making the first brick manufactured at Boise City, ID; later engaged in mining from Umatilla OR to mines of northern Idaho. Returned to Huntsville 1871 and moved to Ammon, near Idaho Falls ID in 1880. Farmer. Family Group Sheets by Wm Moyer Grow: Wm Moyer Grow bn 30 May 1842 in Merion, Norristown, Montgomery Co, PA. His parents were Henry Grow and Mary Moyer. He married Ester Coffin July 2, 1865 and had 9 children. He was a farmer and lived in Huntsville,Weber Co UT and Ammon, Idaho Falls Co, ID. He died Mar 11 1932 in Idaho Falls, Bonneville Co, ID. Buried at Ammon, Bonneville Co, ID. He was baptized 1853, and Temple ord data show bapt 12 Oct 1967 and 15 Nov 1968 SLC Temple. End Aug 8 1863 and Dec 21, 1874. Sealed to parents Dec 15 1959 SLC Temple, Sealed to Spouse Dec 21, 1874. 1900 CENSUS: ID,Bingham Co-Ammon: Anc.com IMg 3, pg 12, 16 Apr, dw 268/271: GROW, William-head 58/PA, bn May 1842 (PA,PA) md 35 yrs-farmer; Esther-wife 55/Ind (Ind,Ind) md 35 yrs, 9/9 children living; Jesse-son 24/UT, bn Oct 1875 (PA,Ind)S-farm laborer; Charles-son 17/ID bn Nov 1882 farm laborer; Effie-dau 14/UT bn Apr 1886.	Grow, William Moyer (I1885)
8435	BIR,MG,DTH: The Warrens & You by Ellsberry pg 127: bn 26 Sep 1889. Md Sylvia Phillips (10 Dec 1890) 21 May 1924. Residing Purdin 1958	Street, Fern David (I6290)
8436	BIR,MG,DTH: The Warrens & You by Ellsberry pg 99: Bn 9 Aug 1924, Carroll Co MO. Md...Shipp. Dd 26 Dec 1945	Evans, Mildred Ruth (I6706)
8437	BIR,MG,DTH: The Warrens & You by Ellsberry, pg 125. Md Marion Hawley 31 Aug 1918. No children. Dd 29 Dec 1930 San Jose CA	Martin, William Scott (I6722)
8438	BIR,MG,DTH: The Warrens & You by Ellsberry, pg 99: Md Lena Lantz Minnis 15 Mar 1922 in Carroll Co MO, dd 26 Dec 1939. Obit Browning Ldr-Rcd V4 pg14 9 Jan 1941: dd 28 Dec 1940-living Tina MO Alfred Evans who lived nr Tina Mo dd 28 Dec 1940. Wife former Lena Lantz & fam lived in or nr Browning for some time.	Evans, George Alfred (I6703)
8439	BIR,MG,DTH: The Warrens and You, Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, pg 73: bn 8 Jul 1880, Greene Co TN. Md John Wain Minnis 14 Nov 1816 Louisville, TN - 12 children. Dau of William Briscoe Warren & Elizabeth Canida Warren. NOTES: Willima B Warren first JP Chariton TWP, Howard Co, MO 1821; a collector 1831; owned land in Howard Co. From Hist Howard & Cooper Counties pg 205,354. She apparently good dr herself (pg 74). Lived with grdau Mrs WT Prather when book written.	Warren, Nancy Jane (I6485)
8440	BIR,MG,DTH: The Warrens and You, Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, pg 75,106: Bn 27 Feb 1829 Saline Co, MO. Md Elizabeth Jane Bingham (bn 27 Feb 1836 dd 21 Sep 1904) 21 Oct 1855.	Minnis, Thomas Dee Gallatin (I6489)
8441	BIR,MG,DTH: The Warrens and You, Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, pg 75,106: Bn 29 Mar 1829, dd Dec 1852, bur Hoover Cem. Md Paris Schrock 15 Feb 1849 bn 29 Mar, dd 25 Dec 1910, also bur Hoover Cem	Minnis, Martha Austin (I6488)
8442	BIR,MG,DTH: The Warrens and You, Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, pg 75,91: Bn nr Scottsville, Sullivan Co MO, dd 7 Apr 1888 at age 68. Bur Schrock Cem, west (and north) of Browning. Mg in fam Bible, date of mg blurred. Md 18..9, md Nelson Reed at old Scottsville,listed from NC. NOTES: Children: Nancy Reed md a Hatcher-Hannibal MO;John M md Lillie Baldwin; William H ng 1843, bur Schrock Cem, md Susan or Laura Daugherty	Minnis, Nancy Ann (I6486)
8443	BIR,MG,DTH: The Warrens and You, Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, pg 75,94: Bn 8 Sep 1822, dd 23 May 1850 enroute to Calif with father, of cholera.	Minnis, William Warren (I6487)
8444	BIR,MG,DTH: Wales,Pembrokeshire-Harroldston St: James Nash Thomas born 25 Dec 1843 [Pat's: born Merlin's Bridge,Harroldston,Pembrokeshire,Wales-AF Jan 1996] Fam rcds: William Nathan Thomas, Robert P Wagner	Thomas, James Nash (I87)
8445	BIR,MG,DTH: Will of husband Willis Tomblin, will proved 3 Jan 1843. Does not show any children.	Harris, Sally (I4912)
8446	Bir,MG,DTH:Pedigree Chart pg 251 Rawson Gen Book-copy of Pam Hallmark Wagner: "History of Nantucket by Starbuck, Nantucket Vital Records (B508-619), Utah Gen Archives.	Macy, Richard (I4225)
8447	BIR,MG,DTH:Pedigree Chart pg 251 Rawson Gen Book-copy of Pam Hallmark Wagner: "History of Nantucket by Starbuck, Nantucket Vital Records (B508-619), Utah Gen Archives. Dau of Richard Pinkham and Mary Coffin (dau of James Coffin).	Pinkham, Deborah (I4226)
8448	BIR,MG,DTH:Pedigree Chart pg 252 & 263 Rawson Gen Book-copy of Pam Hallmark Wagner: "History of Nantucket by Starbuck, Nantucket Vital Records (B508-619), Utah Gen Archives, The Thomas Gardner Planter (B5B21), Coffins and Gardners Genealogy, Hartford Times 19 Dec 1942 (query A 137665)".	Gardner, Deborah (I4228)
8449	BIR,MG,DTH:Pedigree Chart pg 252 Rawson Gen Book-copy of Pam Hallmark Wagner: "History of Nantucket by Starbuck, Nantucket Vital Records (B508-619), Utah Gen Archives.	Macy, John (I4227)
8450	BIR,MG,DTHBUR: AFN:2KBD-KT: Md Nellie Fisher (obit of fthr,mthr:Hurdland 1927 & nr Reger 1943); obit of mthr 1920: son Floyd. Called Ned 1910 CENSUS: MO, Sullivan Co, Duncan TWP, pg 859, DW 56/57: Rogers, Floyd 23/MO (IA,MO) md 0yr, carpenter, rent home; Nellie 22/MO (OH,OH) 0/0 children telegraph op rr stn BIR,MG,DTH,BUR: Obit Browning Ldr-Rcd Vol 3 pg44, 27 Jun 1935: Bur Schrock Cem Floyd (Ned) Rogers, son of Watson & Mary Rogers bn Reger, dd at home in Hurdland MO 20 Jun 1935 age 49y 8d. 1910 md Nellie Fisher. 1927 to Hurdland where depot agent. 3 children: Doris, Etha & Neddie. Also left sis & bro: Ida Tunnell & Ada Smith-Reger; Alpha Long-Harris MO; Willie-Milan; Clarence-KC; Gene-Reger. Bur Schrock Cem	Rodgers, Prentis Floyd (I6780)