Listed below are the descendants of Jacob and Permelia (Trout) Bottenburg, Permelia was the daughter of John and Elizabeth (Ake) Trout.
Her name was recorded as "Parmelia" in the 1850 Federal Census of Antis Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania enumerated on the 17th of October (their children, William through Rosanna had attended school that year; Margaret's last name was recorded since she and their youngest daughter, Parmelia were continued on another page):
#386 397 Jacob Buttonberg 40 m Farmer 2000In the 1860 Federal Census of North Ward Altoona, Post Office Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania, recorded on the 11th of June, their household listed:
Parmelia 39 f
William 19 m Do.
Mary J. 18 f
Eliza A. 14 f
Elizabeth 10 f
John S. 8 m
Rosanna 6 f
Margaret E. Buttonberg 4 f
Parmelia 2 f
#220 215 Jacob Bottenburg 50 m Laborer 100 Do [Penna]According to his marker in Antis Cemetery Jacob died in 1869. In the 1870 Federal Census, "Amelia", was living with what may have been her daughter Anna (probably Rosanna), in Altoona, 2nd Ward, Post Office Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania, enumerated on the 24th of June (all birthplaces were listed as Pennsylvania; the James and Margaret Dinwiddie relationship is not known (possibly her daughter Margaret), however, George C. and Elizabeth (Bottenberg) Gwinner named their oldest son, David Dinwiddie Gwinner):
Amelia 48 f Do
Elizabeth 18 f Do
Anna 14 f Do
Clara 7 f Do
#119 126 Dinwiddie, James 31 m Conductor on the R.R. $250
Maggie 21 f Keeping House
Johnson, David 31 m Engineer on R.R.
Anna 24 f at Home
Bottenberg, Amelia 59 f at Home
5.1.6.1 William Bottenberg 
was born in about 1831 in Pennsylvania. William did marry and was
listed in the 1860 Federal Census of 2nd Ward Johnstown, Cambria County,
Pennsylvania, recorded on about the 14th of June(there was no information
listed on this page i.e. post office, county etc., all data and the date
was taken from the previous page):
#752 758 William Buttonburg
29 m Carpenter
160 " [Penna]
Mary [?]
27 f
"
There is a William "Bottenberg" listed in the Roll of Honor: Civil War Union Soldiers, Volume VII, Soldiers Buried in Annapolis National Cemetery:
Date of Muster: September 8, 1863 for 3 years. Company recruited at Camp Frankford (also known as the 117th Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers).No. Name Rank Regiment Co. Date of Death125 Bottenberg, Wm. Private 13th Penn Cav D Nov. 1, 1864
He may have also fathered a daughter, there is an Amelia Bottenberg, date of birth listed as 10 September 1860, in Pennsylvania's Soldiers' - Orphan Schools, page 374 date of admission 1 September 1868 in Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania.
5.1.6.1.2 Mary J. Bottenberg, was born in about 1832 in Pennsylvania.
5.1.6.1.3 Eliza A. Bottenberg, was born in about 1836 in Pennsylvania.
5.1.6.1.4 Elizabeth Bottenberg, was born in about 1840 in Pennsylvania. At the bottom of the cover page of the Trout Family and Related Families.... manuscript was printed the following:
"Copy from original, by Myron W. Gwinner, Harrisburg, Pa. (great-grandson of Elizabeth Bottenburg (1174), who married George C. Gwinner)""George Gwiner", a blacksmith, age 24, single, was listed as the head of household in the 1860 Federal Census of Snyder Township, Post Office Tyrone City, Blair County, Pennsylvania. Also in the 1860 household were his parents, Henry and Teressa Gwiner, ages 74 and 59 respectively, who both listed their birthplace as "Stugart". Captain George C. Gwinner
served
in Company A, 205 Pennsylvania Infantry (he also is listed as serving in
Company E, 40th Pennsylvania Reserve Infantry, from June 21, 1861 to his
discharge date of January 13, 1863 and in the Unassigned Pennsylvania,
as a Corporal 2nd Lieutenant). After his death Elizabeth did file
for a widow's pension, the units listed were "E 40 Pa. Inf." and "Capt.
A 205 Pa. Inf."; date of record 2 July 1900, filed in Missouri.
I have not been able to locate Elizabeth and George in 1870. Their sons Ard and David were both born there, David listed his birth in 1900 as February 1869 in Pennsylvania.
Elizabeth and her husband George C. Gwinner were living in Moreau Township, Moniteau County, Missouri, ED# 200, page 393A, enumerated on the 3rd of June (written in the margin of the page was "Village of Clarksburg"; Ard, David and John had all attended school in the past year):
#33 35 Gwinner, George C. m 41 Blacksmithing Pennsylvania Germany GermanyIn the 1900 Federal Census of Tipton City, Willow Fork Township, Moniteau County, Missouri, ED# 92, sheet 10A, address Moniteau Street (house numbers not recorded), enumerated on the 16th of June (Elizabeth stated that she was widowed and had been married for 37 years; she also stated that she had given birth to 7 children, 6 of whom were still living):
Elizabeth f 35 Wife Keeping House Pennsylvania Pa Pa
Ard M. m 15 Son Works in Shop Pennsylvania Pa Pa
David D. m 11 Son At School Pennsylvania Pa Pa
John H. m 9 Son Missouri Pa Pa
George A. m 4 Son Missouri Pa Pa
Edna f 2 Daughter Missouri Pa Pa
#225 228 Gwinner, Elizabeth
Head Aug 1841 58
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Land Lord
George A. Son
Nov 1875 24 Missouri
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Black Smith
Edwin E. Daughter Aug 1878 21
Missouri Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Garfield D. Son
Dec 1880 19 Missouri
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania day Laborer
Annie E. Daughter Jun 1883 16
Missouri Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth and George are both buried in Tipton Masonic Cemetery in Willow Fork Township, Moniteau County, Missouri. Their markers read:
Elizabeth Battenberg Gwinner 13 Aug 1841
- 4 Dec 1903
George C. Gwinner died 25 Dec 1899 Aged
62y 11m
Their known children were:
5.1.6.1.4.1 Ard M. Gwinner, was born in about 1865 in Pennsylvania. In the 1920 Federal Census of Alton Township, Madison County, Illinois, ED# 22, sheet 3B, recorded in January (day not recorded), his household listed:#56 60 Gwinner, Ard Head 55 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Foreman Shovel Factory
Mayme Wife 54 Missouri Missouri England None
Mildred Daughter 30 Missouri Pennsylvania Missouri Teacher Public School
Harry Son 28 Kansas Pennsylvania Missouri Laborer Oil WorksHe was listed as "A.M." Gwinner, age 65, a widower in Alton Township, Madison County, Illinois, ED# 8, sheet 6A, on 7 April 1930. Their two known children were:
5.1.6.1.4.1.1 Mildred Gwinner, was born in about 1890 in Missouri.5.1.6.1.4.2 David D. Gwinner, was born on 10 February 1869 in Pennsylvania and died on 25 August 1949. David and his wife are both buried in Tipton Masonic Cemetery in Willow Fork Township, Moniteau County, Missouri. Their marriage was recorded in Lafayette County, Missouri:
5.1.6.1.4.1.2 Harry Gwinner, was born in about 1902 in Kansas.David D. GwinnerGertrude is also buried in Tipton Masonic Cemetery, her date of birth is listed as 3 November 1872, and her date of death as 9 May 1932.
Gender: Male
Spouse: Gertrude McKean
Marriage Date: May 09, 1895
County: LafayetteIn 1900, David and Gertrude had started their family and was recorded in the 1900 Federal Census of Tipton City, Willow Fork Township, Moniteau County, Missouri, ED# 92, sheet 4B, address Morgan Street (house numbers not recorded), enumerated on the 7th of June (David and Gertrude both stated that they had been married for 5 years; Gertrude stated that she had given birth to 2 living children):
#93 93 Gwinner, David D. Head Feb 1869 31 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Postal Clerk
Gertrude Wife Nov 1872 27 Missouri Washington DC Missouri
Anna E. Daughter Mar 1896 4 Missouri Pennsylvania Missouri
David D. Son Mar 1898 2 Missouri Pennsylvania MissouriI did not locate David and Gertrude in the 1910 census. By 1920, they were living in Lexington, Lafayette County, Missouri, ED# 117, sheet 4A, address listed as 124 N. 17, enumerated on the 3rd of January listed:
#89 96 Gwinner, D.D. Head 50 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Salesman Grocery
Gertrude Wife 47 Missouri D.C. Missouri
Elizabeth Daughter 21 Missouri Pennsylvania Missouri
James Son 18 Missouri Pennsylvania Missouri
Myron Son 16 Missouri Pennsylvania Missouri
Gertrude Daughter 14 Missouri Pennsylvania Missouri
Robert Son 12 Missouri Pennsylvania Missouri
Mary Dot Daughter 8 Missouri Pennsylvania Missouri
Ard M. Son 6 Missouri Pennsylvania Missouri
Harriet Daughter 3 Missouri Pennsylvania MissouriThe 1930 Federal Census of Jefferson City, ED# 5, sheet 5A, address 205 Cherry St., recorded on the 9th of April, listed:
#139 173 Gwinner, David D. Head 61 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Book keeper State Office
Gertrude Mc. Wife 57 Missouri Virginia Missouri None
Mary D. Daughter 18 Missouri Pennsylvania Missouri None
Ard M. Son 16 Missouri Pennsylvania Missouri None
Harriet S. Daughter 13 Missouri Pennsylvania Missouri None
Kallenback, Henry Lodger 27 Missouri Missouri Missouri Title Clerk State OfficeFrom census records, their children were:
5.1.6.1.4.2.1 Anna Elizabeth Gwinner, was born in March 1896 in Missouri.5.1.6.1.4.3 John Gwinner, was born in about 1871 in Missouri.5.1.6.1.4.2.2 David D. Gwinner, Jr., was born on 16 March 1898 in Missouri and died on 21 August 1906. He is buried in Tipton Masonic Cemetery in Willow Fork Township, Moniteau County, Missouri.
5.1.6.1.4.2.3 James Gwinner, was born in about 1902 in Missouri.
5.1.6.1.4.2.4 Myron Gwinner, was born in about 1904 in Missouri.
5.1.6.1.4.2.5 Gertrude Gwinner, was born in about 1906 in Missouri.
5.1.6.1.4.2.6 Robert Gwinner, was born in about 1908 in Missouri. Robert was newly married and living in Jefferson City, Jefferson Township, Cole County, Missouri, ED# 15, sheet 9B, address 823 Fairmont Blvd., recorded on the 9th of April:
#220 223 Gwinner, Robert Head Missouri Pennsylvania Missouri Clerk State Highway
Elanore Wife Wisconsin Iowa Iowa Teacher Junior College5.1.6.1.4.2.7 Mary Dot Gwinner, was born in about 1912 in Missouri [her middle name was probably Dorothy].
5.1.6.1.4.2.8 Ard M. Gwinner, was born in about 1914 in Missouri.
5.1.6.1.4.2.9 Harriet Gwinner, was born in about 1917 in Missouri.
5.1.6.1.4.4 George A. Gwinner, was born in about 1876 in Missouri. Cemetery data from Tipton Masonic Cemetery in Willow Fork Township, Moniteau County, Missouri, listed his date of birth as 3 November 1875 and his date of death as 31 October 1952.
5.1.6.1.4.5 Edna Gwinner, was born in August 1878 in Missouri.
5.1.6.1.4.6 Garfield D. Gwinner, was born in December 1880 in Missouri. I did not locate Garfield in the 1910 census, by 1920 he was married and living in California. From the 1920 Federal Census of San Francisco, Precinct 31, Assembly District 24, San Francisco County, California, ED# 309, sheet 6B, address 592 Jersey St., recorded on the 9th of January:
#147 Gwinner, Garfield D. Head 39 Missouri Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pipe Fitter Ware House
Lillian Wife 31 California Germany Berlin
Ard Son 2 6/12 California Missouri CaliforniaIn 1930 Garfield was a widower, and was again enumerated at the same address, ED# 78, sheet 15B in San Francisco:
#280 314 Gwinner, Garfield D. Head 49 Missouri Missouri United States Pipe Fitter Pipe Co.
Ard G. Son 12 California Missouri United States
Clarell F. Son 9 California Missouri United States
Lilly F. Daughter 8 California Missouri United States
Garfield D. Son 5 California Missouri United StatesHis known children were:
5.1.6.1.4.6.1 Ard George Gwinner, was born on 6 September 1917 in California and died in Santa Clara, California on 22 August 1978 at age 60 (California Death Index).5.1.6.1.4.7 Annie Gwinner, was born in June 1883 in Missouri.5.1.6.1.4.6.2 Clarence F. Gwinner, was born on 21 September 1920 in California and died on 29 August 1977 in San Bernardino, California at age 56 (California Death Index).
5.1.6.1.4.6.3 Lilly F. Gwinner, was born in about 1922 in California.
5.1.6.1.4.6.4 Garfield D. Gwinner, was born in about 1925 in California.
5.1.6.1.5 John S. Bottenberg, was born in about 1842 in Pennsylvania.
5.1.6.1.6 Rosanna Bottenberg, was born in about 1844 in Pennsylvania. She is possibly the "Anna Johnson", wife of David in the 1870 census above.
5.1.6.1.7 Margaret E. Bottenberg, was born in about 1846 in Pennsylvania. She is possibly the "Maggie Dinwiddie", wife of James enumerated in the 1870 census (see above).
5.1.6.1.8 Permelia Bottenberg, was born in about 1848 in Pennsylvania.
5.1.6.1.9 Clara Bottenberg, was born in about 1853 in Pennsylvania. An additional note--I did find and photograph a marker for Clara or Cora V. Bottenberg, wife of L.C. Carmany, 1852-1872, in Antis Cemetery, however, the image is very poor and the stone was very worn. They were not married before 1870, she was listed in the household of her brother-in-law and sister, Price and Mary J. Johnson in Altoona, 1st Ward, Blair County, Pennsylvania at age 17 in the 1870 census on the 13th of June (see above).
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