Pangburn Letters Vol. 3 Letter 2

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THE PANGBURN LETTER                     September 1985 

       Volume 3,  Letter 2

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The PANGBURN LETTER is published at the cost of the Editor.  The intent is non profit and is to be used to disseminate information to others interested in the Pangburn lines.  This publication will print data submitted by anyone who has a Pangburn information. Perhaps by sharing with each other, we will be able to put together the Pangburn story.

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 This month we present a much larger letter, thanks to the efforts of  each one of you who has submitted material.  If we haven’t presented  your material yet, please be patient- perhaps in the Spring.

    As you will note, much of the material presented is without  documentation.  It is our intent to publish ALL information, with or without documentation, with the premise that one of you out there will unearth the primary source of this data, thus proving the disproving the material.

    Some of us have been using material that was researched many years ago.  We have all taken it as gospel , until we can prove otherwise! Remember, some of this material could be wrong ...  Help us out  ... send us the correct information and we will publish it.

    We publish the material just as we receive it -  including typographical errors in years or improper spelling of names.

     Remember, The Pangburn Letter is NOT a primary source.  Use it as research tool only ...  and ... use it carefully!

     This month we are going to feature Pangburns who had New Jersey roots.  We will start with information submitted by Eileen Chandler.

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Records of the Presbyterian Church at New Providence, New Jersey, - kept 

by Rev. Jonathan Elmer, 1763 – 1793.  (Published in Genealogical 

Magazine of New Jersey.)

Nov, 1769 _____________ Pangman and Samuel Millers daughter were married

  12-31-1769 Stephen Woodruff and Hannah Pangman were married.

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Pangborn records from “Commemorative History of the First Presbyterian 

Church in Westfield, New Jersey 1728-1928” by W. K. McKinney, C. A. 

Philhower and H. A. Kniffin, published 1929.

GRAVEYARD

Grave # 847 – William Pangborn – d. 6-29-1878 age 26

Grave # 848 – Isaac Pangburn – d. 5-29-1809 age 36

Grave # 849 – Abigail Pangborn, wife of Jeremiah, d. 2-15-1784 age 44

Grave #850 – Lewis Pangburn – d. 7-24-1800 age 31

BAPTISMS

7-21-1765 – Jeremiah Pangam child of Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Pangborn

5-08-1768 – Lewis Pangborn child of Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Pangborn

8-30-1772 – Isaac Pangborne child of Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Pangborn

6-05-1790 – Jeremiah Pangborn child of Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Pangborn

7-15-1792 – Jemima Pangborn child of Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Pangborn

MARRIAGES

1-08-1789 – Jeremiah Pangborn and Elizabeth Miller

8-04-1790 – Lewis Pangborn and Abigail Conkling

4-12-1795 – Isaac Pangborn and Mary Martin

7-22-1807 – Morris Ross and Mary Pangborne

2-06-1808- Lewis Runyon and Sarah Pangborn

5-02-1813 – Samuel Miller and Jemima Pangborne  Woodruff

10-31-1833 – William S. Pangborn and Hannah Woodhull – both of Plainfield

COMMUNICANT MEMBERS

1772 – Jeremiah and wife Abigail Pangborn

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  From the collection of Bible Records belonging to the Histor4ial Society of New Jersey.  Examined at the Alexander Library, Rutgers University. Below information from inserts in old “Family Bible”, printed and sold by Mann & Douglas.

                           Morris – Town   1805

Nathaniel Pangburn was bornd in the year of Our Lord 1760. Ann Tolin, the wife of Nathanial Pangburn was Bornd the 20 August in the Year of 1779 and Departed this life 16 February 1826.

Stephen Pangburn was Bornd 19 May 1798

Cathern Pangburn was Bornd 27 of December 1802

Cornelus Pangburn was Bornd 22 December 1802

Marget Pangburn was Bornd 11 of December 1806

Leyda Pangburn was Bornd 16 of March 1809

Elizabeth Pangburn was Bornd 24 of September 1811

Wilempe Pangburn was Bornd 6 of May  1814

Daniel Pangburn was Bornd 13 of December 1816

Rebecka Pangburn was Born 28 of May 1820

John Pangburn was Bornd 16 of March 1826  Departed this life 17 of March 

1826

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Was Livers, in Middle Town State of Newjersey in Monmoth County.

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     Eileen Ross Chandler has submitter her line and hopes that someone will help fill in those open places.

William Pangburn – b. 10 July 1760 N.Y. – d. 29 June 1787 – m. Mary 

_____?______ b. 3 Apr 1761 – d. 1 Mar 1835 at Jerusalem, Yates Co., N. Y.

Children:

    William – b. 26 Aug 1781

    Abigail – 7 Feb 1783 – m. Martin Freeman

    Mary – b. 4 Mar 1785 – d. 24 Mar 1787

    Mary – b. 15 Sep 1787

Mary Pangburn – b. 15 Sep 1787 N. J. – d. 2 Sep 1862 Pardeville, 

Columbia, Wisconsin m. 22 July 1807 to Morris Ross b. 1784 N. J. (Morris 

Ross was the son of George Ross b. 1740 in N. J. and Elizabeth ___?___ 

b. 11 Mar 1748 in N. J.  Morris’ brothers and sisters were Sarah, John, 

George, Brittain, Mary, William & Isaac.)

Children of Mary Pangburn and Morris Ross:

    Adeline Ross

    William Pangburn Ross

    Brittain Ross

    Mary Jane Ross

    Clarkson Morris Ross

    Susan Ann Ross

    Freeman Martin Ross

Who were the parents of William Pangburn???

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Alice Zens submitted the following material taken from LDS microfiche index card for New Jersey.

Pangman, Jeremiah – ch. 7-21-1765 – Union – Westfield Presbyterian Church

Pangborn, Abigail – b. 1-7-1783 – Union – Westfield

Pangborn, Abigail – b. 2-2-1786 – Middlesex – Wm. Pangborn/Hannah Randolph

Pangborn, Ann – b.  6-9-1781 – Wm. Pangborn/Hannah Randolph

Pangborn, Elizabeth – b.  5-22-1779 – Middlesex – Wm. Pangborn/Hannah 

Randolph

Pangborn, Hannah – m.  Stephen Woodruff – 1769 – Springfield

Pangborne, Isaac – ch. 8-30-1772 – Westfield Presbyterian Church  - Jeremiah

Pangborn, Isaac – m. – Mary Martin – 4-12-1795 – Westfield

Pangborn, Jemima – ch 7-15-1792 -  Westfield Presbyterian Church – Jeremiah

Pangborn, Jeremiah – m. Elizabeth Miller – 1-8-1789 – Westfield

Pangborn, Jeremiah – ch. 6-5-1790 – Westfield Presbyterian Church

Pangborn, John – ch – 9-25-1710 – Woodbridge – Edmund/Lydie

Pangborn, John – b. 3-15-1773 – Middlesex – Wm. /Hannah Randolph

Pangborn, Lewis – ch. 5-8-1768 – Westfield Presbyterian Church – Jeremiah

Pangborn, Lewis – m. Abigail Conkling 8-4-1790 – Westfield

Pangborn, Lines – Anne Hazelton 11-5-1762 – Monmouth

Pangborn, Lines – b. 9-3-1783 – Middlesex – Wm. Pangborn/Hannah Randolph

Pangborn, Mary – b. 3-4-1785 – Westfield – Wm. Pangborn/Mary

Pangborn, Mary – b. 9-4-1787 – Union – Wm. Pangborn/Mary

Pangborn, Mary – b 9-15-1787 – Union – Westfield – Wm. Pangborn/Mary

Pangborn, Mary –m. Morris Ross 7-22-1807 – Essex Westfield Presbyterian 

Church

Pangborn, Nathaniel – b. 11-19-1771 – Middlesex – Wm./Hannah Randolph

Pangborn, Rebekah – b. 6-13-1777 – Middlesex – Wm./Hannah Randolph

Pangborn, Richard – m. Ruth 5-2-1761 – Middlesex – Piscataway

Pangborn, Samuel – m.  Martha Mars 3-2431778 – Westfield Presbyterian Church

Pangborn, Sarah – m. Lewis Runyon 2-6-1806 – Westfield

Pangborn, Sarah E. – b. 9-13-1849 –Ocean – Stephen/ -

Pangborn, Stephan -. M. Rebecca Emley 11-22-1742 – Middlesex

Pangborn, Stephan – m. Anna Montgomorie 3-10-1754 – Monmouth

Pangborn, Stephan – b. 11-9-1771- Middlesex – Wm/Hannah Randolph

Pangborn, William – b. 6-10-1775 – Middlesex – Wm/Hannah Randolph

Pangborn, William -  B. 8-26-1781 – Westfield – Wm/Mary

Pangborn, William S. – m. Hannah Woodhull 10-31-1833 – Westfield

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And here is Alice Zens’ Pangborn line –  As you will note, her line and that of Eileen Chandler run hand in hand.

Jeremiah Pangborn  - B. circa  1740 – m. (1ST)  Abigail _____?_____  b. ___?___  d. 15 Feb 1748, m. (2nd) 1-8-1789 at Westfield, Elizabeth (Miller??)

 Children (by 1st wife)

1. William – b. circa 1760, Deceased per will of 1809.

2. Jeremiah – b. 7-21-1765 Westfield

3. Lewis – bap.  5-8-1768 Westfield

4. Isaac – bap. 8-30-1772 Westfield – m. 4-12-1795 Mary Martin at 

Westfield. He died 5-29-1809.

  Are these children by 2nd wife or grandchildren??

5. Jeremiah – bap 6-5-1790 Westfield

6. Jemima – bap. 7-15-1792 (Jemima Pangborn Woodruff m. 6-2-1813 Samuel

Miller d. 4-4-1864.)

William Pangborn – b. circa 1760 – deceased per will of 1809 – m. circa 1780 Mary Conklin, dau. of Joseph Conklin and Mary Cory.  She d. 3-7-1835 at Jerusalem, Yates Co., N.Y.

Children:

1. William – b. 8-26-1781 Westfield

2. Abigail – b. 2-9—1783 Westfield -  Freeman Martin (per will of Mary 

Conklin Pangborn)

3. Mary – b. –3-4 –1785  Westfield

4. Mary – b. 9-4-1787  Westfield m. Morris Ross 7-22-1807  Westfield. 

They had 9 children. Left Rahway for Yates Co., N. Y. in 1826 and removed from there to Wisconsin in 1838.Lewis Pangborn – bap. 5-8-1786 – m. 8-4-1790 (at Westfield) Abigail Conklin, dau. of Joshua Conkling of Elizabethtown.

 Children:

1. Sarah – m. ____?____ and went to the Lakes

2. William – went to the Lakes and married there

3. Isaac -  went to New Orleans – died there unmarried

Alice cites her sources as follows;  New Jersey Archives, Calendar of Wills, Records of First Presbyterian Church of Westfield, New Jersey. Cemetery inscriptions. “Genealogies of the First Settlers of Passiac Valley 1853” by John Littell.

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Diane Wolfson is also working on the Morris Ross line and like everyone else, she wants to get more facts to put on her ancestral chart.  Her line follows on the next page

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Morris Ross  - b. c. 1783 – m. 22 July 1807 in Westfield, Essex (now Union Co.), N. J. to Mary Pangburn – b. c. 1788.  Their daughter, Abigail married Stephen Townsend about 1829 in Yates Co., N.Y.  In approximately 1838, Stephen and Abigail (Ross) Townsend, Morris and Mary (Pangburn) Ross, William Pangburn Ross, Brittain Ross and Freeman Ross moved to Geneva, Walworth Co., Wisconsin where they remained until 1855 when Freeman and Mary L. (Powell) Ross moved with Morris and Mary (Pangburn) Ross to Scott, Columbia Co., Wisc.  Morris Ross died in Columbia County in 1867 and Mary (Pangburn) Ross died sometime between 1860 and 1870.  Morris Ross and Mary Pangburn had 5 sons and 3 daughters of which I know the following:

      Abigail Ross – b. 1810 in N. J.

      William Pangborne Ross – b. April 1812 in  N. J.

      Brittain Ross – b. 1814 in N. J.

      Freeman Ross m. 27 Aug 1828 Yates Co., N. Y.

Diane wants to know the name of Mary Pangburn’s parents.  Okay so if we tell her William Pangburn – then we are back to the same old question – who were William’s parents???

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And last – but not least – material from the manuscript of Viola Pangburn Roberts, printed by permission of the Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois.

                             MIDDLEBURGH, L. I.

   The name, Middleburg, was given to the new settlement after the capital of the Province of Zealand, remembered with gratitude as the asylum of many of the English Puritans.

    March 6, 1667, Gov. Nicholls signed the deed to all the tract bounded, east by Flushing Creek, north by the Sound, south by Jamaica line which runs on the south side of the hills and west by Mespat Creek or Kills, etc. - that the place of their present habitation shall continue and retain the name of New Towne.

     There were in New Town colonist made up of respectable individuals from Hempstead, L. I. who had previously resided in Stamford.

 Annuals of Newton, Riker, p. 27; Colonial Hempstead, Bernie Schultz, p. 3;

     From whence did Peter Pangborne?  Did he migrate from Charlestown, Mass., down to Westersfield, to Stamford, to Newtown, L. I., to New York City to live among the Dutch, or did he come with the great number of English who left their native land soon after the British occupation of New Amsterdam?

     Susanna Pangborne may have been a daughter of Peter Pangborne.  She married George Jewell.

     George Jewell was a first settle of Piscataway, N. J.  He came from Newtown, L. I. After 1666 when he was an overseer and in 1680 settled in Elizabethtown, where he was prominent.  He died Aug 1734.  April 17, 1688 George Jewell married Susanna Pangborne of New York.

     In   1696 about the time Peter Pangborne died Richard Pangburn signed the “Oath Rolls” in New York City. In 1698 a land record of Richard Pangburn in Rahway, N. J.  It appears that the two Richards are identical.  (History of Woodbridge by Salter and History of Woodbridge and Piscataway by Monet.)

    For many years Pangburns lived in Essex Co., Union Co., Middlesex Co., and Somerset Co., N. J. Woodbridge seems to have been the N. J. cradle.  The earliest date concerning a land title was that of Richard Pangburn, 1698.

     Aug 8, 1698, Jefry Jones to Richard Pangburn, for house and barn,  half of the ground (orchard) between lessor and Dennis, half of the ground excepting two acres, occupied by Edward Gand, two thirds of the great pasture, 13 acres of meadow near John Marsh’s Creek.  East Jersey Deeds, Liber G, p 26.

New Jersey Archives – First Series – Vol, 23.

Abstracts of Wills – Vol. I (1670 –1730).

Page 105, 1710000-11, - John Conger of Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., planter, Will of.  Wife Sarah, sole executrix: witnesses; James Connet, James Connet, Sr., Richard Pangburn.

Page 252, 1715, Aug 8.  John Ilslie of Middlesex Co., N. J., yeoman; Will of Wife Rebecca; Witnesses, Henry Freeman, John Martin, Richard Pangburn.  Proved, Aug 16, 1715.

Page 474. 1709, Oct 31 – Stephen Tuttle of Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., N. J., Wife, Ruth.  Witnesses, Richard Pangburn, Thomas Cawood, Moses  Ralph.  Proved, Feb 2, 1709-10. Liver I, p. 264. (Joanna Tuttle, sister of Stephen Tuttle married  Stephen Pangborn and removed to North Haven, Conn. And lived there years.)

New Jersey Archives – First Series, Vol. 30.

Abstracts of Wills Vol. 1730 – 1750. Page 16, 1743, May 31, John Alston of Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., Gentleman – will of --  Witnesses, William Pangburn, Richard Wilkinson and Charles Force.  Proved, July 9, 1743.

Lib. D, p65.

Page 430, 1750, May 11.  Ichabod Smith of Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., N. Y., yeoman, Int. May 16, 1750.  Inventory includes bond of Joseph Duglus and William Pangburn.  Correction – Inventory includes bond of Joseph Freeman and debts due from Samuel Duglus and William Pangburn.

Page 510, 1745, Nov. 13.  Will of – Francis Walker – William Pangburn. April 29, 1730.  Inventory of personal estate includes bonds due from many persons, including Richard Pangburn.

Page 258, 1741, Apr. 9. William Imlay of Upper freehold, N. J. Witnesses: Stephen Pangburn.

    (Stephen Pangburn married Rebecca Imlay about 1742.)

This Stephen probably a nephew of the first Stephen in Woodbridge Nov 5, 1746.  Account of Stephen Pangburn and Rebecca, his wife, late Rebecca Imlay. 9th Mo. Nov 7, 1750.  Inventory of personal estate, memorandum of bonds, bills, and book debts due from numerous persons including John Pangburn and Benjamin Pangborn.

New Jersey Archives – First Series Vol. 32, Abstracts of Wills, Vol.  III, 1751 –1760..

Pg. 63. May 26.  Benjamin Coddington – among the children named was Mary, wife of William Pangburn.

P. 105, 1753, Mar. 11.  Samuel Elston of Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., N. J. weaver. Land bought of Samuel Pangburn.

P. 184, 1763, Feb. 3, James Haywood, will of Ann Haselton, (wife of  Lines Pangburn) N. J.  Archives Series 1, Vol. IV, 1761.

P. 51, 1760, Apr. 6.  Davud Campbell, will of: Witness: Samuel Pangburn. 

Vol. IV, P. 292, 1762, Aug 28. Robert Montgomerie, will of  - Stephen Pangburn, Witness.

P. 134, 1768, Feb 20.  Robert English of Freehold, Monmouth Co., N. J., blacksmith, will of – wife, Jane, son Robert, friend Stephen Pangburn, 8 pounds.

P. 213, 1761, June 7, Alice Imlay, will of -: Witness, Stephen Pangburn.

P. 297, 1762, Feb. 24. John Morris of borough of Elizabeth, Essex Co., 

N. J., will of -: Witness, Samuel Pangburn etc.

 In   1696 about the time Peter Pangborne died Richard Pangburn signed the “Oath Rolls” in New York City. In 1698 a land record of Richard Pangburn in Rahway, N. J.  It appears that the two Richards are identical.  (History of Woodbridge by Salter and History of Woodbridge and Piscataway by Monet.)

     For many years Pangburns lived in Essex Co., Union Co., Middlesex Co., and Somerset Co., N. J. Woodbridge seems to have been the N. J. cradle.  The earliest date concerning a land title was that of Richard Pangburn, 1698.

     Aug 8, 1698, Jefry Jones to Richard Pangburn, for house and barn, half of the ground (orchard) between lessor and Dennis, half of the ground excepting two acres, occupied by Edward Gand, two thirds of the great pasture, 13 acres of meadow near John Marsh’s Creek.  East Jersey Deeds, Liber G, p 26.

New Jersey Archives – First Series – Vol, 23.

Abstracts of Wills – Vol. I (1670 –1730).

Page 105, 1710000-11, - John Conger of Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., planter, Will of.  Wife Sarah, sole executrix: witnesses; James Connet, James Connet, Sr., Richard Pangburn.

Page 252, 1715, Aug 8.  John Ilslie of Middlesex Co., N. J., yeoman; Will of Wife Rebecca; Witnesses, Henry Freeman, John Martin, Richard

Pangburn.  Proved, Aug 16, 1715.

Page 474. 1709, Oct 31 – Stephen Tuttle of Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., N. J., Wife, Ruth.  Witnesses, Richard Pangburn, Thomas Cawood, Moses Ralph.  Proved, Feb 2, 1709-10.

Liver I, p. 264. (Joanna Tuttle, sister of Stephen Tuttle married Stephen Pangborn and removed to North Haven, Conn. And lived there years.)

New Jersey Archives – First Series, Vol. 30.

Abstracts of Wills Vol. 1730 – 1750.

Page 16, 1743, May 31, John Alston of Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., Gentleman – will of --  Witnesses, William Pangburn, Richard Wilkinson and Charles Force.  Proved, July 9, 1743.

Lib. D, p65.

Page 430, 1750, May 11.  Ichabod Smith of Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., N. Y., yeoman, Int. May 16, 1750.  Inventory includes bond of Joseph Duglus and William Pangburn.  Correction – Inventory includes bond of Joseph Freeman and debts due from Samuel Duglus and William Pangburn.

Page 510, 1745, Nov. 13.  Will of – Francis Walker – William Pangburn. April 29, 1730.  Inventory of personal estate includes bonds due from many persons, including Richard Pangburn.

Page 258, 1741, Apr. 9. William Imlay of Upper freehold, N. J. 

Witnesses: Stephen Pangburn.

    (Stephen Pangburn married Rebecca Imlay about 1742.)

This Stephen probably a nephew of the first Stephen in Woodbridge Nov 5, 1746.  Account of Stephen Pangburn and Rebecca, his wife, late Rebecca Imlay.

9th Mo. Nov 7, 1750.  Inventory of personal estate, memorandum of bonds, bills, and book debts due from numerous persons including John Pangburn and Benjamin Pangborn.

New Jersey Archives – First Series Vol. 32, Abstracts of Wills, Vol. III, 1751 –1760..

Pg. 63. May 26.  Benjamin Coddington – among the children named was Mary, wife of William Pangburn.

P. 105, 1753, Mar. 11.  Samuel Elston of Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., N. J. weaver. Land bought of Samuel Pangburn.

P. 184, 1763, Feb. 3, James Haywood, will of Ann Haselton, (wife of Lines Pangburn) N. J.  Archives Series 1, Vol. IV, 1761.

P. 51, 1760, Apr. 6.  Davud Campbell, will of: Witness: Samuel Pangburn.   Vol. IV, P. 292, 1762, Aug 28. Robert Montgomerie, will of  - Stephen Pangburn, Witness.

P. 134, 1768, Feb 20.  Robert English of Freehold, Monmouth Co., N. J., blacksmith, will of – wife, Jane, son Robert, friend Stephen Pangburn, 8 pounds.

P. 213, 1761, June 7, Alice Imlay, will of -: Witness, Stephen Pangburn.

P. 297, 1762, Feb. 24. John Morris of borough of Elizabeth, Essex Co., N. J., will of -: Witness, Samuel Pangburn etc.

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               From New Jersey Records

A list of the militia regiment under the command of Col. Tho. Ffarmer, in the year 1715, Woodbridge.  Richard Pangburn, Serg. And Peter Pangburn, Private.  (First Settlers of Woodbridge and Piscataway, Monnette, Pt. I, p. 115.)

Oath Rolls in the Reign of William and Mary, 1696, Richard Pangburn. (First Settlers, Pt. 2, p. 158.)

(Court Records, Middlesex Co., N. J., 1683 – 1712.)  1718, Richard Pangburn versus John Worth, pt 4, p. 541.

1714, laid out at Woodbridge a 4 rod road, beginning at the house of  Joseph Gray, then to James Connet’s corner --- between Peter Pain and Joseph Coner to John Martin’s then to Richard Pangburn.

 

         List of Settlers of Woodbridge, N. J.

Edmond Pangborn,  1710

Anne Pandborn, 1799  - Editor Note:  Should this be 1709?

Joanna Pangborn, 1709

Lydia Pangborn, 1708

Stephen Pangborn, 1710 (Pt. 1: 99.)(Stephen and Joanna Pangburn, it was found removed to North Haven, Ct. later,)

Vital Statistics, Woodbridge.  John Pangborn, son of Edmond and Lydia, Sept. 25, 1710. (Pt. 2, p. 258)

Unrecorded Wills:  Vol. 9, PP. 31: Vol. 10, p. 157. B. 1, p. 366, 

Middlesex Co., N. J. Int. 1711.  Inv. 1711, Edmund Pangburn.

New Jersey Deed.

Samuel Pangborn to Geo. Tomson, 1744, Liber, F2, p. 272.

Samuel Pangborn from John Shotwell, Liber, F2, p. 136: Pt. 6, p. 1092.

 History of Union and Middlesex Co., N. J. Clayton.  “Woodbridge was bound by Rahway and Westfield on the north.  A majority of the first settlers came from New England and most of them were descendents of the Puritans.”  P. 553, 555, “in a list of families who were settlers from the earliest date to 1848, the Pangburn Family.” P. 559.

In the Roster of Officers and Men who fought in the Rev. War from Union Co., N. J.; William Pangborn, private, p. 99.  From Middlesex Co., N. J. William Pangborn, Peter Pangborn, p. 495.

 

N.Y. Muster Rolls – Collections of N.Y. Historical Soc. 1891, Vol. 24. Dutchess Co., Peter Harris Co., Apr 26, 1760, William Pangburn, age 22, b. N. J.

Gen Mag. Of N. J., Vol. 7, p 66: Rev. pensioners from Monmouth Co., N. 

J. 1838. William Pangborn

 

Marriage Records, N. J. Archives, First Series, Vol. XXII, p. 296. 

Pangborn, Lines, Monmouth and Anne Hazelton, Monmouth 1761, Nov 5.

Pangborn, Stephen, Monmouth, and Rebecca Emlay, Upper Freehold, 1742, 

Nov 29.

Pangborn, Stephen, Monmouth and Anne Montgomerie, Monmouth, Mar. 18.

Pangborn, Susanna, Middlesex and Andrew Wilson, 1759, Mar 19, p. 307.

Scotch Plains Bap. Ch.

Mary Pangburn and Chas. Roulson, Jan 28, 1760.

Richard Pangborn and Ruth ?, May 2, 1761.

Elizabeth Panborn, member of Scotch Plains Bap. Ch. In 1747.(It appears this Richard was the father of Pater Pangborn of Herkimer Co., N. Y. in 1810 census.)  Peter’s two oldest children where named Richard and Ruth.

Stephen Pangburn of Perth Amboy, Middlesex Co., N. J., names wife Anne, son Lines and son William and daughter Rebecca in his will, probated June 16, 1778. Vol. XXXIV, p. 376.

Martha Pangborn of Middlesex Co., N. J. left a will of 1805.

            WILL OF MARTHA PANGBORN

The will of Martha Pangborn names her daughters Mary, wife of John 

Thurston and Hume, wife of Joseph Ayres and granddaughter Marth Ayres. 

(Hume is Annie, mentioned.)

New Jersey Index to Wills

Middlesex Co., Martha Pangborn, 10073LW, 1805. Inv. 1805

Bergen Co., Jennie Pangburn, 8833 B. W.  1896.

Essex Co., Jeremiah Pangborn, 10747 G. W. 1812.

William Pangborn, 2723-2724 G. B. G. p. 92, Int. 1759.

Middlesex Co., Stephen Pangburn, 56399-5642LB20, p 243, W 1778, Inv. 1778.

Monmouth Co., Rebeka Pangborn, 1007M. W. 1833, Inv. 1833.

Ocean Co., Stephen Pangburn, 2780,  Inv. 1866.

Somerset Co., Isaac W. Pangborn, 6437 R. Inv. 1895.

Joel Pangborn, 3779 R. In. 1860.

Martha Pangborn, 5018 R. W. 1878, Inv. 1878.

Pater Pangborn, 4311 R. W. 1873, Inv. 1873.

Stephen Pangborn, 5327 R. W. 1882, Inv. 1882.

William Pangborn, 3341 R. W. 1852.

Union Co., William Pangborn, 2626 T. W. 1887.

              Unrecorded Wills

Middlesex Co., Edmund Pangburn, Int 1711 Inv. 1711.

Will of Jeremiah Pangborn mentions his wife Elizabeth, sons Lewis, William and Jeremiah, grandson Isaac and two granddaughters Abigail and Polly.

 

Conjectures:

Jeremiah may have been the son of William Pangborn. Martha may have been the wife of Samuel Pangborn (May24, 1779, will of William Mars, Middlesex Co., N. J.: Administrators of estate, Martha and Samuel Pangburn.  Her name may have been Mars.)Feb 18, 1779: James Labert’s estate in Essex Co.; inv. Made by Jeremiah Pangborn.

Mary Shotwell, Apr. 25, 1770, Elizabeth, Essex Co., N. J. Rachell Miller Pangborn’s name. June 12, 1776, Will of John Rawlinson, Woodbridge, N. J. Wit. Samuel and Stephen Pangborn.

N. J. Colonial Documents, - Journal of Governor and Council, - Stephen 

Pangburn, Justice, June 1751.  Also of Mar._______, Monmouth Co., N. J. 

Justice of the Peace, Stephen Pangburn.

Pennsylvania Gazette, Aug. 29, 1754.  Allenstown – Stephen was a land and mill owner living on premises of James Hepburn’s saw mill. Saltre’s History of Monmouth, N. J. “Stephen Pangburn was a land and mill owner in old Dover Twp., 1750 to 1760.  Rev. John Murray pioneer of Universalism, speaks of meeting with a Justice Pangburn of N. J., a  venerable gentleman, who became one of his converts.”

 During the Rev. War, Lines, son of Stephen Pangburn mentioned above, living in Stafford township was a member of Capt Joseph Randolph’s Company of militia and was shot dead while on guard at Manahawkin, Dec. 30, 1781.

Nathaniel Pangburn in Rev. War from Monmouth Co., N. J.

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               Middlesex Co., Marriage Records

Richard Pangman and Mary Dunham, July 9, 1798.

 

        Second Reformed Dutch Church Marriage Records

Joseph Pangborn and Mrs Sarah Steger, Nov 29, 1798, Belleville, Essex 

Co., N. J.

Bergen Co., N. J. Marriage Records, Schrallenburgh Reformed Dutch Church

Peter Pangburn and Maria Westervelt, May 28, 1784. In one record the 

year was given 1787 which is wrong.

 

                Somerset Co., N. J. Marriage Records, 1795 – 1879

Alexander Pangborn and Ann Brady.  Sept 16, 1860.

David L. Pangborn and Matilda A. Hardy,  Mar. 17, 1869.

Dunham Pangborn and Martha Egbert,, Nov 23, 1822.

Ira Randolph Pangborn and Agnes Peg. June 25, 1837.

Isaac Pangborn and Phoebe Peeney, Jan. 10, 1824.

Peter Pangborn and Elizabeth Edgar, Dec. 26, 1821.

Samuel Pangborn and Ann Totten , Mr. 1, 1828.

Joel Pangborn and Catherine McCarty, June 30, 1845.

Martha Pangborn and Job Meeker, Jan 21, 1830.

Susan Pangborn and Daniel Taynor, Nov. 30, 1862

Phoebe Pangborn and Michael Van Ness, Jan. 4, 1865.

Monmouth Co., Presbyterians – Among the names of the trustees for Feb  21, 1740 –1750, was Stephen Pangburn.

   (Liv. C2 of Commissions, p. 190=195, in Sec. Of State’s Office, 

Trenton, N. J. – Archives, Vol. XVI, p. 221.)

The families of Old Fairfield, Somerset Co., N. J., Hist. Soc., Vol. II, p. 126.

  “Mary Coddington, daughter of Banjamin, b. 1680, son of John  Coddington of Woodbridge, N. J., mar. William Pangborn.” Sarah Pangborn of Somerset Co., N. J., mar. Jonathan Drake, May 12, 1822. Joseph Pangburn (Mahoning Co., Ohio) “New Jersey Men of the Revolution” – Joseph Pangburn, matross, Capt. Neil’s Co., Eastern Artillery. Disch. Mar. 1, 1777. Burial place not located.” (It is believed he is buried in Belleville where he died.)

The Clove Valley Reformed Dutch Church, Clove Valley, Wantage. Sussex  Co., N. J. ,Mary Pangburn, Wife of Chas. Roulson, deceased June 15, 1803.

 

       Belleville N. J. Reformed Dutch Church Records

Mary Pangborne and Morris Ross, mar. July 22, 1807, Westville, N. J. Sarah Pangborne and Lewis Runyan, Feb 6, 1808.

       New Jersey Men in the Revolutionary War

Jonathan Pangborn                                        Peter Pangburn

Joseph Pangborn                                       William Pangburn

Limis Pangburn                                       Nathaniel Pangburn

 

        A Summary of some of the Pangborn Neighborhoods

    It is believed that New Orange, N.Y., 1673 was the cradle of the Pangborns and Pangburns and Pangmans.  We find our ancestor herein 1673; in Newtown, L. I. In 1674 and 1675: in New York  City now and then to 1699.  He was Pieter Pangbourne.

    In 1689 he bought a lot on Pine Street, and it seems that about 1699 it was sold.  There are some land records regarding this property.

    About 1696 Richard Pangburn gisns “ The Oath Rolls” and Ephraim has trouble over a coat.  Some folk maintain that these three Pangburns were brothers but the writer of these notes claims they were not.   No papers can be found to prove the relationship but after a deep study of the matter Pieter seems to have been the father of Richard.  Who Ephraim was we cannot say.  He may have been the father of Pieter.  The Pangburns were great folk to name their children after the parents and favorite brothers and sisters.  Ephraim the name, does not appear in any of the branches through the generations to  follow.  The name, Richard was repeated many times in one branch of the family.

    The Pangburn family removed to the vicinity of Woodbridge, N. J. about 1700, immediately after the lot was sold in 1699.  In the records of New Jersey of which there are few, we find the names of Richard, Anne, Stephen, William, Samuel, Edmund, Peter, John, Benjamin, Sussana, Lydia, Joanna, Nathaniel and another Stephen.

    Prior to the Revolutionary War there were may Pangborns and Pangburns scattered throughout Middlesex, Essex, Ocean and Somerset Counties of New Jersey.  It is regrettable that so many of the records were destroyed in the wars.

    The census records destroyed – 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820.  For some of the counties there is an 1830 census and for some only an 1860 census.

    Richard Pangburn was much in the life of Woodbridge.  Stephen married Joanna Tuttle and removed from New Haven to Woodbridge.  Soon after 1710 he removed to North Haven, Ct. Peter is mentioned once, William a few times;  Another Stephen many times; Edmund died intestate and left Lydia, his wife and John. There may have been other children. Who William, Samuel and Anne were we do not know.  William, the earliest, may have been Richard’s brother.

    It appears that William was the father of the second Stephen; one thing is known that Stephen named a son William, a soldier in the Revolutionary War.  Richard may had had a son William who married Mary Coddington, daughter of Benjamin Coddington.

    A large family of Pangburns removed from Woodbridge to Albany Co., N. Y. about 1760.  One William Pangburn died 1759 leaving an estate but now will.  In the life of Woodbridge were John and Benjamin. Edmund of Albany Co., N. Y. named his oldest son, William; Richard named his oldest son, John; William named his oldest son, William John named his oldest son Edmund.  It seems that these folk were descendents of Edmund who died in 1710.  His wife was Lydia which name we find repeated in that family.

    One Richard Pangburn and his wife Ruth were married in Scotch Plains, N. J. 1761.  Scotch Plains is a tiny village a few miles from Woodbridge.  Later they removed to Bridgewater, Somerset Co., N. J. and Peter was born. After that they came back to Scotch Plains and lived there during the Rev. War.  One Jeremiah lived in Westfield, a town near Scotch Plains.

    It appears Richard Pangburn removed to Bridgewater, N. J. where  Peter was born in 1763.  Later he came back to Scotch Plains. (War records).

    Later we find Alexander, David L. Dunham, Ira Randolph, Isaac, Peter, Samuel, Joel, Martha, Jennie, Jeremiah, Rebecca, Stephen, William, William H., Joseph, Nathaniel, and James who removed to Pike Col., Ill. And had twenty one children by two wives. Of course there  were many more of whom we have no record. These Pangburn had large families.

    Stephen Pangborn who removed to North Haven, Ct. had Joseph who was the ancestor of the Pangborns around Vergennes, VT. And those in Essex Co., N. Y. He also had Noah, Hannah and Timothy whose son Richard fought  for the REBELS but his sons, Noah and Stephen were Loyalists.  They went  to Canada.

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Joseph had a large family among whom were Noah, Samuel, John, Stephen, James, and probably Moses. Joseph Jr. was a son too.

    Adonijah was a nephew of Joseph, Jr.: remained in Connecticut until he passed away.  James was a war veteran of early wars; lived in Waterbury and in Oxford, Ct.

    One John Pangburn removed to the southern part of Onandaga Co., N.Y. after Rev. War, and had a very large family. (See Census of 1820 for Hector, N. Y.) One Richard Pangburn lived there too, that is in Newfield nearby.

    From Woodbridge, N. J. abt. 1760, came a large family of Pangburns to Albany Co., N. Y. and married into Dutch families, William, Richard,

Edmund and John with a large group of girls.  Many descendents of these people can be found about Albany today.

    War records, land records, church records have been studied and conclusions have been made which are in the main correct.

    William and John lived in the vicinity of Bethlehem, N. Y. for years while Richard and Edmund, seemingly removed to Schenectady.  Richard, again moved this time to Schoharie Co., and then to Tioga Co.  When an old man he went back to Schenectady and at an age over Ninety he passed on. The wars scattered the Pangburns. As new lands opened in the west they migrated. Records have been found which located their new homes in many counties in New York, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, also find some in Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Colorado, California, Washington.  In 1941 we find them all over the Union. It is believed the Pangburns, Pangborns and Pangmans are related more or less.

      Concerning some Pangborns in Orleans Co., N. Y.

Herman Pangborne, b. Vt. 1795: Elizabeth Pangborne, wife , b. N. Y. 1805.

Marion Pangborne, b. N.Y. 1847; Edwin Pangborne, b. N. Y.  1843

William Pangborne, b. N. Y. 1841; Saphronia Pangborne, b. 1841.

George Pangborn, b. 1824; Elizabeth, wife.  B. Ireland, 1825.

Elizabeth Pangborn, b. Ireland; Josria, b. Ireland.

(Herman Pangborn, fought in the War of 1812.  Re. In 1853, Ridgeway, Orleans Co., N. Y.  Five sons of Herman fought in the Civil War.

    Sue Ernst sent these interesting bits of information from the Vital Records of Woodbridge, New Jersey.

Time for everyone to update your line! (See Pangburn Letters Vol. 1, No 

1 page 2 and Vol I No 2 page 1)

John Pangburn son of Edmund Pangburn and Lydia his wife was   Born Septr. ye 25th day 1710.

Benjamin Coddington son to John Coddington and Annah his wife Born ye 7th day of May 1706.

Margaret Coddington Dau. of Benjamin Coddington and May his wife was Born ye 7th day of May 1706.

    Sue came across this listing of a marriage in The New York 

Genealogical and Biographical Record – Vol. XCV Number I:

Aug 25, 1811

James Penburn, son of Richard of Bethelehem and Alida Van Wie, daughter of Isaac.

Who is this Richard  - and who was Richard’s father???

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    Sue Ernst has also submitted some land records to help our researchers.  From the records of the Registrar of Deeds, Midland Co., Michigan:

          Liber A Page 496

Loring S. Winslow and Mary B. Winslow of Barnard, Windsor Co., Vermont for $1,000.00 paid by James L. Pangburn of same place – 160 acres of land described as SE 1/4  of Sec. 35 of Township 13 North of Range 2 East, also NE ¼ of SW ¼ of  Sec. 36 T 13N of R2#E – 40 acres, also 40 acres in Sec. 1 in T12N Of R2E and further metes and bounds reference to Arvin Bronks deed to L. S. Windsor June 27, 1857 and recorded June 30, 1857 at Saginaw land office pages 68 of Book of Mortgages 17 Sept 1857.

  Witnessed by H. O. Slocumb and J. J. Winslow both of Windsor Co., Vermont.

Liver 29 Page 274

James L. Pangburn of Ingersoll Twp., Midland Co., conveyed NW 1/4  of SE ¼  of Sec. 35 – T13 R2E in Ingersoll Twp. Of Midland Co., for $200 on Oct 3, 1881.  Witnessed by E. A. Cass and Wm G. Winslow.

    Sue adds that these are not her Pangburns – she found her Banjamin and Jane Ann (Dockstader) Pangburn living in Orleans Co., Yates Twp., N. Y. in 1880.  They probably came to Michigan in 1885.She still does not know the parents of Benjamin Pangburn b. 1840 in Schenectady, N. Y., but believes they might be Richard and Martha  Pangburn who were living in Montgomery Co., Root Twp., N.Y. in 1850..

Who has the answer for her – anyone want to volunteer???

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    Martha Pangburn Douglas Ross has submitted her Pangburn/ Fitz Randolph line.  She cites her sources as “Randolph-Pangburn - William Pangburn and his wife Hannah Fitz Randolph – their ancestry and descendents 1620 –1909” published by the Pangburn Society of Allegheny Col., PA – publ 1909, and the “Treasures of Pisgah & Levanna, Ohio” by Carl N. Thompson, publ 1966.

1. Edward Fitz Randolph of Langdon Hall, Nottinghamshire, England d. 1635

2. Edward Fitz Randolph – b. 1605 at Sutton – in – Ashfield, England – 

d. 1675 at Piscataway, N. J. – m. 10 May 1637 at Scituate, Mass. To 

Elizabeth Blossom – b. 1620 at Leyden, Holland – at New Jersey

Children:

Nathaniel Fitz Randolph – d.   young

Nathaniel # 2 – b. about 1643 – m. Mary Holley

Mary – b. 6 Oct 1644 – d.  young

Hannah – b. Apr 1649

Mary # 2 – b. May 1651

John – b. 2 June 1652 – d.  young

John # 2  - b. 7 Oct 1653

Joseph – b. 1 Mar 1656

Thomas – b. 16 Aug 1659

Hope – b. 2 Apr 1661

Benjamin – b. 4 Apr 1663 – m. Sarah Dennis

3. Banjamin Fitz Randolph – b. 4 April 1663 at Mass.  d. 5 Oct 1746 at Princeton, N. J. – m. 1689 at Princeton, N. J. to Sarah Dennis – b. __?__ - d. 22 Nov 1732 at Princeton, N. J.

4. Nathaniel Fitz Randolph – b. 11 Nov 1703 at Princeton, N. J. – d. about 1787 at Princeton, N. J. – m. 20 Oct 1729 at Princeton, N. J. to Rebecca Meshone – b. 10 Mar 1711 at Princeton, N. J. - ______?___at Princeton, N. J.

5. Hannah Fitz Randolph – b. 5 Jan 1746 at Princeton, N. J. – d. 11 June 1835 at Brown County, Ohio – m. 30 Dec 1770 at Cranbury Church, Princeton, N. J. to William Pangburn.

That covers the background on her Fitz Randolph line – and here is a little history on that line.

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    Edward Fitz Randolph came to America in the Winthrop Fleet of 1630 and built the 38th house in Scituate, Mass. removed to Barnstable and then to N. J.  He was a “Freeman” of the colony and a man of property. He married 10 May 1637 at Scituate (by the Rev. Larthrope) Elizabeth Blossom, born about 1620 in Leyden, Holland, and who came to America in 1623 with her parents.  She was the daughter of Thomas Blossom and Anne Heilsdon, who were married at St Clement's, Cambridge, England, on 10 Nov. 1605.  Thomas Blossom was Deacon of the Leyden, Holland Church and the churches of Scituate & Plymouth when they came to America.

    And now - her Fitz Randolph/Pangburn connection:

1. William Pangburn – b. about 1744 at New Jersey – d. after 1790 at Allegheny County, PA –m. 30 Dec 1770 at Cranbury Church, Princeton, N. J. to Hannah Fitz Randolph – b. 5 Jan 1746 at Princeton, N. J. – d 11 June 1835 at Brown Co., Ohio.

2. Lines Pangburn – b. 3 Sep 1783 at Allegheny Co., PA – d. 28 Sep 1863 at Brown Co., Ohio – m 7 Feb 1805 at Allegheny Co., PA to Rebecca Applegate – b. 15 Jan 1784 at Allegheny Co., PA – d. 15 Aug 1871 at brown Co., Ohio

3. The Rev. William Pangburn – b. 26 July 1821 at Brown Co., Ohio – d. 26 July 1904 at Brown Co., Ohio – m 1845 at Brown Co., Ohio to Mary Mitchell – b. 12 Nov 1828 at       ?           d, 26 Aug 1909 at Brown Co., Ohio

4. Charles G. Pangburn – b. 18 Sep 1860 at Brown Co., Ohio – d. 29 Jun 1938 at Lexington, KY – m. 26 May 1886 at Bourbon Co., Ky to Leora Wilson – b. 16 Jan 1868 at Bourbon Co., KY – d. Apr 1954 at Mt. Sterling, KY

5. Pauline Pangburn – b. 24 Jan 1894 at Mt. Sterling, KY – d. 5 Dec 1969 at Mt. Sterling, KY – m. 30 Sept 1914 at Mt. Sterling, KY to Lindsey Russell Douglas – b. 25 May 1889 at Mt. Sterling, KY – d. 26 Apr 1948 at Mt. Sterling, KY

    Martha Ross is looking for information on the ancestors of William Pangburn.  Based on information above from the manuscript of Viola Pangburn Roberts, and material that was published previously in The

Pangburn Letter Vol. I No 1, pages 4 & 7, and Vol. II, No 2, page 5 – it appears that William Pangburn was the son of Stephen Pangburn, Jr. and his first wife Rebecka Emlay (Stephen’s second wife was Anne Montgomerie). Stephen Pangburn, Jr. was the son of Stephen Pangburn, SR. and Joanna Tuttle. Stephen Pangburn, Sr. was the son of Peter Pangburn and Grace Ffidoe.

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    Jean Stark Wooten needs your help on her Pangburn/wall/McKee research. Who were the parents of Mary Ann Pangburn??  She was born 26 Feb 1806 at Higginsport, Brown Co., Ohio – m (1) James Wall (2) James McKee.  Mary d. 1860 and is buried at Moss Ridge cemetery, Carthage, Hancock Co., Illinois.

    Okay Jean, (and anyone else working this line) – hope this material from “Randolph- Pangburn” Genealogy publ 1909 by Pangburn Society of Allegheny, County, PA will be some help.

    The parents of Mary Ann Pangburn were Line Pangburn and Rebecca Applegate.  Lines was born 3 Sep 1783 (probably in Allegheny Co., PA) the son of William Pangburn and Hannah Fitz Randolph.  Lines died 28 Sep 1863 at Ripley, Brown Co., Ohio.  He m. Rebecca Applegate 7 Feb 1805. She was the dau of William & Catherine Applegate and was b. 15 Jan 1784 and d. 15 Aug 1871.

And here are all the children of Lines Pangburn and Rebecca Applegate as listed in the Genealogy:

    Polly (Mary) – b. 26 Feb 1806

    Garret – b. 6 Sep 1807

    Nathaniel – b. 13 Nov 1808

    Hannah – b. 15 Sep 1810

    Sene (Assenath) b. 25 Nov 1812 – d. unmarried

    Samuel – b. 6 Dec 1814 –d. 3 Jan 1815

    Randolph – b. 4 Jan 1816 – d. 14 May 1882

    Anna – b. 31 Aug 1817

    John – b. 18 Sep 1819

    William (Rev)  - b. 26 July 1821

    Washington – b. 14 Sep 1825 – c. 27 May 1846

    Rebecca – b. 29 Jan 1828 – d. 1901

Mary Ann Pangburn m. (1) James H. Wall, a son of Walter Wall and his 

wife Elizabeth Applegate b. in Brown Col., Ohio in 1802, d. Apr 6, 1830. 

  She m. (2nd) James McKee. She left issue by both marriages.

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    Here’s a request from Donna Snow for help on the New Jersey Pangburns.  She is researching the Thurston/Pangburn line and would like help in filling in the empty blanks.

  Israel Thurston  - b. 6 Dec 1734 at Jamaica, L. I. – d. 1790 – m. Mar 

1759 to Christina Pangburn – b.           ?                      d. 

     ?              .  Israel is the son of John and Grace Thurston. He 

was a farmer and a member of the Presbyterian Church.  Christina married 

a second time to             ?            Taylor.

     Children”

     Benjamin – b. 1760 – d. a few years after the Rev. War in which he 

served.

    David   - b. 20 Mar 1762 at Rayway, N. J. – d. 22 Oct 1842 at 

Crawford Co., PA – m. Esther Taylor –        served in Rev. War

     Samuel  - b. 6 Mar 1766 at Rahway, N. J. – d. 23 May 1823 – Killed 

by an ash tree falling on him – buried at Indian Creek Burial Grounds, 

Butler Co, Ohio – m 1791 at Rahway, N. J. to Hannah Kelley.  Samuel was 

a farmer and a member of the Baptist Church

     John – b. 11 Jan 1768 at Rahway, N. J. – d.            ? 

-buried at Shamalkin Creek, Danville, PA on grounds of old Baptist 

Church – m. Mary Mars. John was a weaver and farmer.

     Moses – b. 9 May 1770 at Rahway, N. J. – d.      ?      -m. (1) 

Catherine Bottenhammer, 2) Elizabeth Chester. Moses was a Weaver and a 

member of the Baptist Church.

    Flavel – b. 1772 at Rahway, N. J. – d. 13 Apr 1853 probably at 

Shelby Co., Indiana – m 14 Jan 1794 to Mary Magdalene Bottenhamer. 

Flaval was also a Weaver

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    Patricia Street needs your help on her Pangburn connection. She is trying to get more information on Ira Pangborn who married Agnes Pegg.

What do you researchers have in your files?

Viola Pangburn Roberts material (published courtesy of Newberry Library Chicago, Ill includes:

 

    Somerset County, N. J. Marriage Records _ 1795 – 1879

Ira Randolph Pangborn and Agnes Peg – June 25, 1837

Martha Pangborn and Job Meeker – January 21, 1830

Patricia has included some material to help others working on the Pangburn line.

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Mary Meeker Pangborne – 4 Nov 1838 was the daughter of Ira Pangborn and 

Agnes Pegg.  Her first marriage was to James Lawrence Demarest (b. Mar 

1833 d. 1868) and her second marriage on 3 July 1869 was at New Market, 

N. J. to Edward C. Morse.

Children of the First Marriage:

     Jane Elizabeth Demarest – b. Sep 1853 Warren Twp., Somerset Co., N. 

J. – d. 15 Feb 1865

     Agnes Celia Demarest – b. 26 Feb 1855 No. Plainfield, N. J. – d. 16 

Dec 1872 at Plainfield, N. J.

     Ira Demarest – b. 20 June 1857 – d. 18 Jan 1866 Warren Twp. 

Somerset Co., N. J.

     George Washington Demarest – b. 6 June 1860

     James Demarest – b. Dec 1866 No. Plainfield, N. J.

   James Demarest and Mary Pangborne lived in Plainfield, N. J. He was considered wealthy, owning much land in what is now the city of Plainfield.  However, he lost the land around the time of the Civil War, and died soon after – ca. 1868. After his death, Mary Meeker Pangborne Demarest married ( 3 July 1869) Edward (“One-Eyed”) Morse, definitely a relative (but what relation???) of Samuel F. B. Morse who invented the Morse Code, etc. Edward has lost his eye in the Civil War. Mary and Edward Morse moved to Blauvelt, N. Y.  Patricia states she has information on the offspring of these people, if anyone is interested.

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1840 Census – Warren Twp – Somerset Co., N. J.

PANGBORN, William Age 50 –60, plus female (prob. wife) also age 50 –60; 

one of them employed in manufacturing. Living in  next dwelling:

PANGBORN, Ira R. – Age 20 –30; plus female (prob. wife Agnes Pegg) also 

age 20 –30; one dau under age 5 (I presume Mary Meeker Pangborn, born 4 

Nov 1838); one person employed in mfg.  Also living nearby in Warren Twp:

PANGBORN, Peter – age 30 –40; plus female age 30 –40: female age 80 –90;  also 5 boys – aged 0-5 (1), 5-10 (1), 10 – 15 (1), 15 – 20 (2).

PANGBORN, Stephen – age 30 – 40; plus female, age 20 – 30 plus 2 boys: 0 

–5 (1), 5 –10 (1); 3 girls: 0 –5 (1), 5 10 (1), 10 – 15 (1).

PANGBORN, Joel – age 30 –40; plus female 70 – 80 female 60 –70; female 

30 – 40; 2 Boys: 0 –5 (2), 3 girls 5-10 (2): 10 –15 (1).

1850 Census Index – Somerset County, N. J.  (Head of Households)

PANGBORN,   Isaac          Somerset Co.   Page 366     Warren Twp

             Joel            Somerset Co    Page 366     Warren Twp

             Peter          Somerset Co     Page 364     Warren Twp

             Samuel      Somerset Co     Page 365     Warren Twp

             Stephen     Somerset Co     Page 365     Warren Twp

             William     Somerset Co     Page 365     Warren Twp

PANGBORNE,  Martha      Somerset Co    Page 374      Warren Twp

PANGBORN,   William     Essex  County   Page 412     Rahway Twp

PANGBURN,   Stephen      Ocean County  Page 042      Stafford

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    Our next group of people are working the Tuttle/Pangburn connection, which is also part of the New Jersey line.

     Elizabeth Miller writes that Ephraim Tuttle married his second cousin, Hannah Pangborn.  She includes this little chart in her letter;

William  Tuttle 1

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Joseph   Tuttle  2 

     Simon  Tuttle   2

Joanna  (Tuttle)  Pangburn  3 

        Timothy  Tuttle   3

Hannah  Pangborn   4 

      Ephraim  Tuttle   4

She states that Stephen Pangborn married Joanna Tuttle  3  (William  1,  Joseph  2) of Hew Haven before June of 1709 and moved to Woodbridge, N. J.  Joanna was b. 30 Dec 1675.  Their daughter Hannah was born in 1714 and married Ephraim Tuttle of New Haven 16 Jan 1756, so the ties with the New Haven community remained strong.  Stephen Pangborn appears in “First Settlers of Woodbridge, N. J.” by Monette and was apparently a “first settler”.

Elizabeth has also included some little tidbits of information to help our researchers.

Woodbridge Vital Records

Edmond Pangburn & Lydia Pangburn – child John, b. 25 Sep 1710.

The Flats Reformed Dutch Church – near Nether Rhinebeck, N. Y.

Edmund Pangborn (b. the Jerseys) and Mariah Oostrander (b. Mannor 

Livingston) marriage reg’d 15 Oct 1756

First Presbyterian Church, Cranbury, N. J.

1758 - Subs. List for building parsonage has 93 names, incl. Stephen Pangborn and Lines Pangborn. (Symmes’ Hist. Sketch, App’x)

Timothy Pangborn1743 – Daybook of Thomas Holmes of Shrewsbury has charges against Timothy Pangborn. (MCHAM – Steen II)

Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey  -  Vol. VIII Index of Names  -

Supplement to April Number, 1933

Page 77 – Revolutionary Pensions

Pangburn, Nathaniel, Monmouth Co. $60 Jan 25, 1838 (S-710)

Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey – Vol  X No 1 – January, 1935 Essex

County Marriage Records

Liber A – page 58 – Morris Ross and Mary Pangborne, July 22, 1807.

                 page 65 – Lewis Runyon and Sarah Pangborn, Feb 6, 1808.

Both of the couples were married by Thomas Picton, V. D. M. Westfield.

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Joan Smith and her sister, Barbara LaFollette have submitted their Tuttle/Pangborn line.

1. Ephraim Tuttle – b. 10 Apr 1710 at Wallingford, Ct – d. 2 Feb 1773 at Wallingford, CT – m. 16 June 1734 at Wallingford, CT to Hannah Pangborn, (Ephraim was the son of Timothy Tuttle – b. 1682 – d. 5 Apr 1756 – m. 2 Nov 1703 to Thankful Doolittle – b. c. 1690 – d. 23 Nov 1728.)  (Hannah Pangborn was the daughter of Stephen Pangborn – b. 1672 and Joanna Tuttle – b. 13 Dec 1675)

2. Noah Tuttle (son of Ephraim) – b. 18 Dec 1744 at Farmington, CT – d. 25 June 1827 at Camden, Oneida, N. Y. – 6 June 1771 to Thankful Royce – b. 11 Feb 1755 at Cheshire, CT – d. 11 Feb 1849.

3. Andrew Tuttle (son of Noah) b. 9 Nov 1772 at Cheshire, Berkshire, CT – d. 29 Oct 1829 at Camden, Oneida, N. Y. – m. 12 Aug 1795 to Philoma Alling (or Allen) b. c. 1776 – d. 7 Nov 1856

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4. Orris Tuttle (son of Andrew) b. 14 Sep 1798 at Camden, Oneida, N.Y. – 

d. 1 Jan 1877 at Orient, Adair, Iowa – m. 30 Dec 1818 to Amy Smith – b. 

27 Feb 1801 at Camden, N. Y. – d. 30 Aug 1890.

5. Amy Mariah Tuttle (dau of Orris) b. 13 Apr 1845 at Oswego, N.Y. – d. 

22 Feb 1915 at Orient, Adair, Iowa – m. 23 May 1866 to William Hulsey 

Strong – b. 23 May 1837 – d. 22 Feb 1898 at Orient, Adair, Iowa

6. Alfred Orris Strong (son of William) b. 7 July 1868 at Genesco, Ill – 

d. 16 Feb 1954 at Orient, Adair,

Iowa – m. 16 Oct 1899 to Eda Jeanette Hazeltine – b. Jan 1872 at 

Rockbridge, Wisc – d. 1 Aug 1953 at

Orient, Adair, Iowa

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Mary Ellen Coffey submitted her Tuttle / Pangborn line:

1. Capt. Ephraim Tuttle – b. 10 Apr 1710 at Wallingford, CT. d. 2 Feb 

1773 (or 05)  at Wallingford, CT – m. (2nd) 16 Jan 1734 at Wallingford, 

CT to Hannah Pangborn b. c. 1714 – d. 22 May 1756

2. Noah Tuttle (son of Ephraim). 18 Dec 1744 at Wallingford, Ct – d. 25 

Jun 1821 (or 30 Jun 1828) at Camden, N. Y. – m. at Waterbury, CT to 

Thankful Royce b. 11 Feb 1755 at Waterbury, CT d. 11 Mar 1846 (or 49) at 

Camden, N.Y. (Thankful was the dau of Phineas Royce b. 16 Jun 1715 at 

Wallingford, CT. – d.  11 May 1787 (or82) at Plymouth, CT. m. (3rd time) 

on 2 July 1751 to Elizabeth Palmer – d. 15 Feb 1759)  According to Mary 

Ellen Coffey’s records, Thankful Royce married (2nd) Gideon Northrup

3. Oramon Tuttle (son of Noah) b. 31 Jan 1782 at Watertown, CT – d. 2 

Oct 1861 at Vienna, N. Y. – m (1st) 24 Jan 1804 to Abigail Barnes who 

was born 11 Jan 1783 at Shaftsbury, VT and died 7 Nov 1838. He married 

(2nd) on 5 Jun  (or Jan) 1839 Eliza Jane Bennett b. 19 (12) Feb 1801 at 

Shaftsbury, Vt – c. 2 Apr 1885 at McConnellsville, N. Y. – This was 

Eliza’s 3rd  marriage – (1st) was 10 Dec 1817 to Ranson Griffin and 

(2nd) was 1830 to Abner Burgess

4. Noah Charles Tuttle (son of Oramon) b. 12 Aug 1842 at 

McConnellsville, N. Y. – d. 14 (or 07) Apr 1914 at McConnellsville, N. 

Y. - -m. 31 Dec (or Mar) 1867 at Vienna, N. Y. to Maryette Bushnell

Mary Ellen cites her sources as: “The Compendium of American Genealogies 

of First Families of America” – Vol 5, p. 603; “Families of Ancient New 

Haven”  - Vol 8, p 1884; “Tuttle-Tuthill”.

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    The following material is from the manuscript of Viola Pangburn 

Roberts, printed by permission of the Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois.

 

                                   Schoharie County

John A. Pangburn, b. 1841; d. 1903; buried in Vale Cemetery, 

Schenectady, N. Y.: mar. Jeanette Van Valkenberg, b. 1842 at 

Lawyersvilled Reformed church, Lawyersville, Schoharie, N. Y. Dec 31, 1863.

He was the son of Abraham and Eliza Miller Pangburn.  Their children were:

1. Willis D., b. 1865

2. Daniel V., b. March 30, 1866, Schenectady, N. Y.

3. Jane, b. 1868

4. Grace, b. 1869

5. Augustus W., b. 1877; d. 1926; bur. Vale Cemetery, Schenectady, N.Y.

6. Mary, b. ___?___

7. Minnie, b. __?___

8. Clara and Clarence, b. _____?_____

9. John, b. 1882, Schenectady: d. Feb 27, 1901; bur. Vale Cemetery

 

    The following information was submitted by Leonard Elwell.  Our special thanks to The Western Michigan Genealogical Society of Grand Rapids, Michigan for right of Publication.  It originally appeared in their publication, Michigana, Vol 21, No. 3, Summer 1976.

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MARRIAGE  CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that

Mr. Sheldon A. Pangborn

          and

 Miss Helen Parish

   were Solemnly United by me in

 Holy Matrimony at Ensley, Michigan on the Thirteenth

 day of September in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy Four Conformably to the Ordinance of  God and the Laws of the Land

 

 In Presence of

                      Luther Pangborn 

                      Andrew Flynn

                     Eveline Pangborn 

                            Justice

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                                           FAMILY RECORD

 

                                                Marriages

 

                              Claude E. Pangborn and Mabel Copeland

                                                   Married at

                               Conway, Michigan  December 24th 1898

                                              By Rev J. J. Cook

 

                             Glenn H. Pangborn and Mable E. Ormsby

                                                      Married at

                                   Alanson, Michigan  Sep. 17, 1902

                                            By Rev. J. W. Holt

 

                             Frank C. Pangborn and Gertrude Worden

                                                   Married at

                                    Hillsdale, Michigan  Jan. 1, 1916

                                         By Rev. Louis DeLamarter

 

                        Maude Ola Pangborn and Julius A. Wernhoff

                                                  Married at

                                 Los Angeles, Calif.  July 26, 1926

               By Rev. Birney Hudson (formerly of Hillsdale, Michigan

 

                                        Births

Sheldon A. Pangborn – Nov. 23, 1853 at Elyria, Ohio

Helen Parish – June 3, 1854 at Coopersville, Michigan

Claude Earl Pangborn – May 23, 1876 at Waco, Texas

Frank Clyde Pangborn – Dec 5, 1879 at Sand Lake, Michigan

Glenn Hugh Pangborn – May 5, 1882 at Blanchard, Michigan

Maude Ola Pangborn – Aug 11, 1888 at Blanchard, Michigan

Clifford A. Pangborn – July 27, 1890 at Blanchard, Michigan

Ross W. Pangborn – Nov 30, 1899 at Alanson, Michigan

Paul L. Pangborn – Dec 30, 1901 at Alanson, Michigan

Lynn N. Pangborn – June 22, 1903 at Alanson, Michigan

Hope Maude Pangborn – June 17, 1906 at Zion City, Illinois

Calude Copeland Pangborn – June 18, 1909 at Alanson, Michigan

Earl Ferris Pangborn – Feb 25, 1912 at Palmer, Michigan

Wayne Ormsby Pangborn – Sep 10, 1914 at Grand Rapids, Michigan

Norma Joan Pangborn – Apr. 18, 1921 at Palmer Michigan

Mary Pangborn – Feb 18, 1928 at Palmer, Michigan

Jack A. Pangborn – May 7, 1931 at Grand Rapids, Michigan

Don C. Pangborn – Oct 8, 1937 at Grand Rapids, Michigan

Timothy Earl Pangborn – May 21, 1938 at Benton Harbor, Michigan

Della Linda Pangborn – Jan 27, 1940 at Petoskey, Michigan

John MacArthur Pangborn – Jan 28, 1942 at Grand Haven, Michigan

Mark Pangborn– Apr. 17, 1948 at Pullman, Washington

 

                                            Deaths

Clifford A. Pangborn – Mar. 19, 1891 at Blanchard, Michigan

Mrs. Helen Pangborn – July 8, 1912 at Grand Rapids, Michigan

Sheldon A. Pangborn – Feb. 25, 1919 at Grand Rapids, Michigan

Claude Earl Pangborn – June 26, 1935 at Grand Rapids, Michigan

Mabel Pangborn, his wife – Aug 25, 1932 at Benton Harbor, Michigan

Julius Wernhoff – June 14, 1928 at Brocton, Massachusetts

Frank Clyde Pangborn – Jan 30, 1945 at Grand Rapids, Michigan

Jack A. Pangborn – July 8, 1949 at Grand Rapids, Michigan

Mabel E. Pangborn – Nov. 14, 1954 at Grand Rapids, Michigan

Ross W. Pangborn – Aug 19, 1945 at Benton Harbor, Michigan

Glenn H. Pangborn – Jan 31, 1961 at Grand Rapids, Michigan

Mildred A. Pangborn – May 16, 1968 at Ensley Twp, Newaygo Co., Michigan

 

    The following material is from the manuscript of Viola Pangburn Roberts, printed by permission of the Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois.

                                  Timothy Pangborn

Timothy Pangborn, hotel-keeper, Michigan Center, Mich. was born in Champlain, Clinton Co., N. Y.  He was the son of Elisha and Betsey White Pangborn, natives of Connecticut.  The father died Jan. 16, 1879, in his 99th year; the mother in 1876 in her 86th year. Both died in Sand Lake, Mich.  Timothy was educated N.Y. State.  He followed lumbering with his father; then went to Ohio where he engaged in milling – then came to Jackson Co, Mich., dealt in stoves and hot air furnaces; then he went into the restaurant business and oil business, the latter in Canada.  In 1869 he opened the Mineral Springs and at a depth of 237 feet struck mineral water which has proved so valuable.

      In 1841 he was married to Harriet Beal, born in N. Y., 1822. 

Their children were Hiram and Edward, both deceased by 1881.  Aug 4, 1880 his wife died in Leoni, Mich.

     His ancestral line is through Samuel, Joseph, Sr., Stephen and 

Peter of Newtown, L. I.  Conjecture only.

Richard Riley has submitted his Pangburn line and you will note that it ties with Mrs. W. D. Agerton’s line (The Panborn Letter Vol II, No. 1) and also that of Cyrus Pangborn (The Pangborn Letter Vol  II, No 2.)

Joseph Pangborn – b. 1774 N. Y., d. 7 Oct 1843 Big Island Twp, Marion, 

Ohio – buried Pleasant Hill, Marion,  Ohio – was a farmer, a Baptist and 

served as a Major in the War of 1812. He married Beersheba        ? 

           - b.  1775-78, d. 29 Sep `848 Big Island Twp, Marion, Ohio – 

burial at Union – Also a Baptist.

        Children:

        Joseph Dexter – 27 Sep 1811 Essex,(?) N. Y. – d. 19 Aug 1883 – 

buried Pleasant Hill – m. 27 Jan 1839 Matilda Ward at Marion, Ohio.

        Dennis – b. 15 Mar 1816 – d. 28 Dec 1884 – buried Pleasant Hill 

– m.    ?         Cynthia E. Drown

        Betsy – b. 1815 – d.           ?            m.      ? 

David Ward

        Mary – b. 12 Aug 1800  N. Y. – d. 12 Dec 1851 – buried Pleasant 

Hill – m.      ?      John Royal Miller

        Clarissa – b.    ?           - d. at age 48 y 11 mo 22 days – 

buried at Deal – m.      ?       ?          Rawls

Richard has included a little tidbit of information from his area of research: “In the Marion, Ohio cemetery is a small chapel built a few years after the Civil War.  On the walls of granite are the names of Marion County men who served in the Union Army and their units.  In a place of honor near the west door is a short list of men who served in wars prior to the Civil War.  At the top of that list is Major Joseph Pangborn.  He came with his family to Ohio shortly after 1820 and took up 80 acres in big Island Township.  His eldest son, Joseph Dexter, was a blacksmith and wagon maker and his son Dennis was the farmer.  Dennis cleared the trees from most of the farm so it could be planted.  One of Major Pangborn’s son –in-laws, John Royal Miller, was a shoemaker and farmer.”

Thanks for sharing, Richard!!

Judith Fields submits the following:

Thaddeus Pangborn  b. 13 Dec `797 Vermont or Connecticut (according to 1850 census), c. 22 July 1862 Carroll Co., Indiana, m. 19 Dec 1821 Scioto Co., Ohio to Mary (Polly) Hunter b. 23 Dec 1796, Pennsylvania. D. 30 Sept 1866, Carroll Co., Indiana.  Both are buried at Sharon Cemetery, Beech Grove, Carroll County, Indiana.  In 1828 lived in Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, in 1835 moved to Carrollton Township, Carroll Co., Ind.

Issue:

1. Helen Pangburn, b. 1820-23 Ohio

2. Elizabeth Pangburn, b 13 Sept 1825, d. 15 Nov 1880 Carroll Co., Ind, unmarried.

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3.William Pangburn, b. 5 Oct 1827, Ohio, d. 5 Mar 1915, Indiana, married Nancy Dunkin IO Aprl 856 ,who was b.3 Apr 1832, d. 28 Feb 1911.

4. Nancy Pangburn, b. 1829, Indiana, d. 15 Feb 1901,Tippecanoe Co- Indiana. m- Jacob R. Kick (Keck) 16 Sept 1852- who was born in Vermont

5. Salina Pangburn b. 1832 Indiana, m. 16 Feb 1853 Moses Standley Jr- who was born in Bourbon Co., KY, and d. 10

Issue of William Pangburn:

I. Mary C. Pangburn, b. 1858-59, Indiana

2.Emma B. Pangburn, b. 1860, Indiana, m. 24 Dec 1887

Joseph R. Wiley

3.Rosan M. Pangburn, b. 1865, Indiana

4.Sarah A. Pangburn, b. 1868, Indiana

*An Annette Pangburn married J. Lester Hyman on 24 July 1889, unknown which of the girls this was.

Issue of Nancy Pangburn Keck:

1.Flora Keck, b. Feb 1858, Indiana, m. -?- Cohee

2.Emeline Keck, b. 26 Apr 1860, Indiana, d. 12 Aug 1918, Indiana, m. 22 Jan 1880 William Martin

3.Hanna Keck, b. ca 1858-1862, living in Kansas

Issue of Salina Pangburn Standley

1 . John J. Standley, lived in Indianapolis

2.Mary J. Standley, m. D.B. Sterrit, lived in Washington Twp., Carroll Co., Indiana

3.Carrie (Caroline) Stanley, b. Feb 1859

4.Thaddeus "William" Standley/Stanley b. Jan 1861, lived in San Francisco

5.Ella Standley. m. Sylvester Watson

6.Alfred "Bruce" Stanley, b. Oct 1874, of Washington Twp., Carroll Co., Indiana

7.Charles Stanley, farmer, b. Dec 1871, of Washington Twp., Carroll Co., Indiana

Judith informs us that her connection to the Pangburn line comes through her Hunter line. Mary Hunter's brother was Archibald Hunter from whence she is descended. She is looking for any ties to the Thadeus Pangburn/Mary Hunter line.

From Viola Pangburn Roberts' records, published by permission of the Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois:

Thaddeus Pangburn, b. 1787, Connecticut Res.: 1850, Carrol Co., Ind.

War Service: War of 1812, drafted, Essex Co., N.Y., 13 Sept 1813; served as sergeant in company, com. by Capt. Daniel Blish, N.Y.; drafted co. I, com. by Maj. Roberts; disch. Plattsburg, N.Y., 20 Dec 1813.

Census of 1850, Dist. 10, Carroll, Ind.

Thaddeus Pangburn b. Conn. age 63

Mary Pangburn         b. Pa.    age 5 5

Elizabeth Pangburn    b. Ohio   age 26

William Pangburn      b. Ohio   age 23

Nancy Pangburn       b. Ind. age   21

 Salina Pangburn       b. Ind. age 18

(It appears that Thaddeus Pangburn removed to Vermont for in a certain record his place of birth is given as Vermont. Instead of Ribard being the son of Samuel Pangborn of Westport, N.Y., as is stated in E.C. Starr's HISTORY OF CORNWALL, CT. - it is believed Thaddeus is.)

Okay, researchers, Viola's comment just muddied the waters. If you will refer to Pangburn Letter, Vol. 11, No. 2, page 1 - Thaddeus Pangburn is listed as son of Timothy, who was son of Stephen, who was son of immigrant Peter. This information came from a direct ancestor - while Viola was on the outside looking in!

And here is some additional information submitted by Judith Fields to help other researchers. She obtained this information from the Carroll County Historical Museum in Delphi, Indiana.

From the Wills of Carroll County, Indiana:

Pangburn, Thadeus 4-16-1858. Probated 8-10-1863 shows children Elizabeth, William, Nancy, Salina and wife Mary. Witnesses were Edward Walker, John H. Burr and James H. Stewart. Executor was son, William.

Index to Marriage Records 1850-1920 from Carroll County,

Indiana shows:

24 July 1889   Annette Pangburn and J. Lester Hyman

24 Dec 1887    Emma B. Pangburn and Joseph R. Wiley

16 Sep 1852    Nancy Pangburn and Jacob R. Kick

16 Feb 1853    Selina Pangburn and Moses Standley

10 Apr 1856   William Pangburn and Nancy Dunkin

Carroll County Cemetery Records:

Carrollton Twp. - Beech Grove - Sharon Cemetery

Pangburn, Thomas, d. 7-22-1862, age 77-7-9

Pangburn, Mary, d. 9-30-1866, age 69-9-7, wife of Thomas

Pangburn, William, b. 10-5-1827, d. 3-5-1915, m. 10 Apr to Nancy Dunkin, b. 4-3-1832, d. 2-28-1911

Pangburn, Elizabeth, d. 11-15-1880, age 55-3-2

Carroll Country Funeral Home Records:

Keck, Nancy, b. 1829, d. 15 Feb 1901, Deer Creek, 71 years, Widow of Jacob R. Keck, Father - Thomas Pangburn, b. VT, Mother Mary Hunter, b. Penn. Buried Hopewell, Deer Creek, Indiana.

And from the Feb. 23, 1901 edition of Carroll County Citizen Times, page 1:

Keck, Kate, b. -?- -, d. 15 Feb 1901, Deer Creek, Indiana, 3 daughters survive, Mrs. Flora Cohee and Mrs. William

(Emeline) Martin (b. 4-26-1860, d. 8-12-1918), and 1 daughter in Kansas.

Brad Entler submitted the will for William Pangburn, son of Lines and Rebecca Applegate Pangburn. (See Pangburn Letter, Vol. II, No. 2, page 5). Thought you might enjoy seeing the full line of relatives mentioned in his will.

We quote from original information (including errors in kinship) just as recorded on page 3 7 3 of the Record of Wills, B rown County, Ohio.

To the probate Court of said county: Your petitioners respectifully represents that William Pangburn late a resident of the township of Union in said county, died on or about the 26th day of July, A.D. 1904, leaving an instrument in writing, herewith produced, purporting to be his last will and testament and a codicil thereto.

That the said William Pangburn died leaving Mary Pangburn his widow who resides at sheep run Brown Co. Ohio, and the following named persons his only next of him to wit

Name                                        Degree of kinship                P.O. Address

Manerva Moore                         Daughter                          Mansfield, Ohio

Nathaniel Pangburn                       Son                                 Tusola, Ill.

Chas. G. Pangburn                        Son                                Mt. Sterling, Ky

Grant Pangburn                             Son                                Sheep Run, 0.

Mollie Cochran                          Daughter                          Georgetown, 0.

William S. Pangburn                    Son                                 Georgetown, 0.

George W. Pangburn                    Son                                 Sheep Run, 0.

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Emma Broadess        Grand-daughter      Detroit, Mich.

Elza Pangburn            Grand son              Ripley, 0.

Myrtle McConaughy  Grand-daughter      Levanna, 0.

Melissa White         Grand-daughter        Clayton, Ohio

Jesse L Pangburn    Grand son               Higginsport, Ohio

Mack Pangburn      Grand son               Ripley, Ohio

William Pangburn    Grand son               Higgingsport, Ohio

Blanche Edwards    Grand-daughter       Ripley, Ohio

John Henry Pangburn  Grand son            Ripley  Ohio

Maude Pangburn       Grand son            St. Louis, Mo.

Oscar Pangburn         Grand son            Felicity, Ohio

William Pangburn       Grand son           Sheep Run, Ohio

Eva Pangburn             Grand son           Sheep run

Your petitioner offers said will and codicil for probate and prays that a time may be fixed for the proving of the same, and, that said above named persons residents in this state may be notified according to iaw of the pendency of said proceedings.

W.S. Pangburn, G.W. Pangburn, petitioner.

The State of Ohio, Brown County, ss.

The above named William S. Pangburn & George W. Pangburn, being first duly sworn says that the facts stated and allegations in the foregoing application contained, are true as they verily believes.

Sworn to before me and signed in my presence this 5th day of

November. 1904. M. Lizzic Campbell

Depy Clerk of Probate Court

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SAGER/SEGAR

Has anyone found additional information on this line? We have a couple of researchers that could use your help !

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Donald Pangburn has submitted two more wills to help his fellow researchers.

WILL OF SAMUEL PANGBURN

Born: 1748

Dated. 6 August 1822

Death: 1823

State- Ohio, County: Brown - Byrd Township

Source: Book 1, Wills, Pg. 41, Brown Co. Courthouse

Text

SAMUEL PANGBURN

Will,

In the name of God Amen.

I, SAMUEL PANGBURN of the State of Ohio, Brown County, Byrd Township being weak in body but sound in mind and memory, I do will and bequeath unto my daughter ABIGAIL WORSTELL one cent, and to my son HAMPTON PANGBURN, one cent, and to my son STEPHEN PANGBURN one cent and to my daughter HULDAH DRAKE, I do will and bequeath the north half of my plantation it to include the buildings and unto my daughter ELIZABETH DAVISON the one fourth part of my plantation being in the southeast comer and also the fourth part of my plantation is to be put to the use of paying my just debts, doctor bills, and funeral charges and the overplus if there be any I do will and bequeath to my daughter HULDAH DRAKE. I also will that (STOUT.) DRAKE and HULDAH, his wife, is to keep and support my wife RACHEL PANGBURN during her natural life for the above compensation made to them as I also acknowledge t this to be my last will and testament, I also will that ELIHU PARKER and ENOCH DRAKE be and are hereby appointed as Executors to the above will. As witness hereto I have set my hand and seal this sixth day of August in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-two.

 

              his

Samuel   X   Pangburn

            mark

ATTEST;

RACHEL PARKER.

JANE ARIAL

THOMAS MCALSER

(SEAL)

WILL OF: WILLIAM PANGBURN

Dated: 1851/01/04

State. Indiana   County: Clark

Text

Wife ELIZABETH PANGBURN - Executrix with WILLIAM N. PANGBURN AND SAMUEL C. PANG13URN

EXECUTORS BY REQUEST.

ELIZABETH to have sole control with the exception of the farming utensils. After her death I will the remainder of what may be left with the exception of the following legacies, to SAMUEL C. PANGBURN, JAMES WALL and REBECCA WALL, DERRICK PANGBURN, and ANN PANGBURN, his wife; C LARBORNE WORRALL, his wife-, they have received their portion in full of my estate. WILLIAM N. PANGBURN, WALTER W. PANGBURN, SUSAN, M.C. PANGBURN, each of which is to receive twenty-five dollars, twelve months after the death of my wife ELIZABETH PANGBURN. I will GARNETT S. PANGBURN my military land that I may draw from the government for service with Great Britain during the March of 1811 and 12. 1 will ELIZABETH WORRALL my young filley known as " Ploughboy". I will that when JAMES M. WORRALL arrives at the age of 17 that my executors bind him to some good trade. I will that WILLIAM A. WORRALL continues to stay with his grandmother and SAMUEL PANGBURN till he is twenty-one and they are to give him a good English education.

JANUARY 4,1851

ATTEST:

James S. Strickler

Thomas 1. Cole

State of INDIANA, CLARK COUNTY

KANSAS/ILLINOIS CONNECTION

Pangburn Letter Vol. II, No. 2, pgs. 6-8 gave us the basic information on this line.

Now for some additional data submitted by Juanita Mallory and Vera Holmes. (Some of the information was put together by Mrs. McCaw at Mercer County Historical Society in Aledo, Illinois).

1940 Census - Harrison County - Washington Township 

Indiana:

PANGBURN, Miller

Males:      Under 10 1       Females: Under 20 1

                Under 15 1                     Under 30 1

                Under 30 1

                Under 40 1

 

1860 Census - Andersen County - Walker Township - Kansas

BARHAM,

                 Samuel             53     Farmer      Maryland 

              Myram (Marion)             38            Ohio

              (Susan) Christian             20            Ohio

                          Henry                 17             Ohio

                          Eli                       15             Ohio

                          Eliza                   13             Ohio

                          Lydia                  11             Ohio

                         Sarah J.                9              Ohio

                          (Marion) Olivia   2              Illinois

PANGBURN, Nancy                  15            Illinois

                        Lydia                   13            Illinois

                        John                     11            Illinois

                        Melissa                 9             Illinois

                       Alonzo                    7            Illinois

 

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18?? Census - Anderson County - Monroe Township - Kansas:

 

BARHAM  Samuel 55 ? Maryland

 Mirriurn                 43    Ohio

 Sarah J.                12 ?  Ohio

                            (Mother. Susan)

Martha 0.               7     Illinois

                            (Mother, Marion)

Benjamin               3     Kansas

                            (Mother, Marion)

Lydia                   18      Illinois (Pangburn)

Melissa               15     Illinois  (Pangburn)

Alonzo                 13    Illinois (Pangburn)

1850 Census - Mercer County - Township 13, West - Illinois

PANGBURN, Millar    43   Farmer     Ohio

 Mary (Wife)                35                   Ohio

Clark                            21   Farmer     Indiana

Levi                             18    Farmer     Indiana

Ann                              8                     Illinois

Nancy                          5                     Illinois

Lydia                           3                      Illinois

John                            2                      Illinois

Melissa                       I Mo.                Illinois

1855 Census - Mercer County - 13 N. Range I West - Illinois

PANGBURN,Marion

2 Males under 10 (John and Alonza)

2 Females under 10 (Lydia and Melissa)

2 females between 10 and 20 (Ann and Nancy)

I female between 30 and 40 (Marion)

MARION PANGBURN BARHAN'S DEATH

Special Information for people who died in 1880 in Kansas: Marion Barhan - Census Family No. 107

Age 58  Sex  Female Race White , Marital Status: Widow

Place of Birth : Ill.

Father's Birthplace: Ill.

Mother's Birthplace: Ill.

Occupation

Month of Death May, 1880

Length of Residence in county: 21 years

Cause of death Tuberculosis

Military Service - Adjutant General's Report

PANGBURN, JOHN

Residence, Leavenworth

Enlisted February 23, 1865

Date of Muster February 23, 1865

Remarks - Mustered out with regiment September 29, 1865

 

Recruits of Co. G Cavalry - Seventh Kansas Cavalry (Regiment Volunteers - became a Veterans' Organization

 

I didn't find any other record, but he is listed in The Anderson County History as also being in the 16th Kansas Cavalry, Company L. I am guessing that he was in the 16th Kansas Cavalry first and then re-enlisted in the 7th. The Adjutant General's book has a short history of each company and it looked like the 16th disbanded in 1863.

 

Barham, Benjamin, b. 1861, parents Samuel and Marion b. in Anderson County, Kansas, Monroe Township, d. 16(?) May 1869,7y 8m 21d  buried in the cemetery at Greeley, Kansas very near where Alonzo Pangburn is buried. They were halfbrothers.

Barhan, Martha Olivia, b. in Mercer Co., Ill in 1858. Dau of Samuel and Marion Pangburn Barhan. She came to Kansas with the family, but so far (1983) have not found any more about her.

Samuel Barhan and his first wife, Susan Rutledge Barhan, had a family of 10 children in Richland and Morrow Counties, Ohio. Evidently Susan died soon after Sarah J. was born The husband and children are next found in Mercer County, 111. in 1855. Then Samuel and Marion Pangburn were married and Martha Olivia was born in 111. The parents and some of the children moved to Anderson County, Kansas. Benjamin was born there.

Marriages of some of the Pangburns - Mercer Co., 111.

#491 Samuel Pangburn to Rebecca Mingles - December 1, 1850 #991 Samuel Barham to Mrs. Miriam Pangbum- March 26,1857 #663 Clark Pangburn to Juliann Hill - September 15, 1853

Kansas Marriages

Martin V. Kimball to Nancy Ellen Pangburn, 2 Oct 1862, Anderson Co., KS

William H. Wilson to Lydia Pangburn, 2 Oct 1868

Alonzo S. Pangburn to Helen Cornella Pratt, 5 Mar 1877 Julia Ann Pangburn did not move to Kansas:

#1050 John W. Stephens to Julia Ann Pangborn, 7 Oct 1857

 

Mrs. McCaw said they took out the I license, it wasn't returned to the county clerk by the minister, so they may or may not have gone through with the marriage. (My note: This situation seemed to be the case for a number of marriages - I would guess that the person who performed the marriage was careless about returning the information.)

Births

Alonza Pangburn, b. I I Apr 1852, Illinois

PANGBURNS AND PANGBORNS

IN THE N.Y.C. DIRECTORIES

1808..- Isaac Pangburn, cartman, 79 Second St, N Y C.

1811..Jeremiah Pangburn. Henry St., Greenwich, N. Y C.

1811..Widow Pangburn, 8 7 Hester St., N. Y C

1813.. Jeremiah Pangburn; Henry St., N. Y C

Widow Pangburn ,  135 Henry St,

1826 ... Isaac Pangburn, smith, 51 Suffolk

1829  Jeremiah Pangburn , mason, 24 Factory St Isaac Pangburn  smith , 125 Delancy St. (Longworth)

1840-1841 ... Amos G. Pangburn, mason, 28 Commerce St, N. Y C.

1842-1843 ... Ira Pangborn, smith, 43 Tompkins, house 283 Delancey Sarah, widow of Jerernial, nurse, 115 Christopher, N Y C. (Doggett)

1842-1843 ... Isaac W. Pangborn, smith, 283 Delancey Amos G. Pangborn, carmar, 90 W Nineteenth Isaac Pangburn, shipsmith, 37 Tompkins, IL 283 Delancey

1843-1844 ... Amos G. Pangburn, porter, 90 W Nineteenth Isaac Pangburn, shipsmith, 37 Tompkins. h. 51 Mangin

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1844 –1845 . . .  Isaac W. Pangborn, agent, 51 Mangin

                   Stephen Pangborn, shipsmith, 37 Tompkins,  h 51 Mangin

                   Sarah Pangburn, widow of Jeremiah, 743 Greenwich

1845 – 1846 . . . .Isaac W. Pangborn, blacksmith 51 Mangin

                    Sarah Pangburn, widow of Jeremiah, 756 Greenwich

1845 – 1847 . . .  Amos Pangborn, porter, 10 W. 24th, N.Y.C.

                    Isaac W. Pangburn, widow of Jeremiah, 756 Greenwich

1847 – 1848 . . .  Amos Pangborn, porter, 177 W. 21st St. N. Y. C.

                 Isaac W. Pangborn, blacksmith, 37 Tompkins, h. 51 Mangin

                    Sarah Pangburn, widow of Jeremiah, 756 Greenwich

1848 – 1849. . .   Amos Pangborn, porter, 177 W. 21st St.

                    I. W. Pangborn, blacksmith, 37 Tompkins

                    Stephen Pangborn, shipsmith, 37 Tompkins, h. N. J.

                    Jeremiah Pangborn, painter, 54 Bedford

                    Sarah Pangburn, widow of Jeremiah, 756 Greenwich

1849 – 1850 . . . Amos Pangborn, porter, Greenwich

                   I. W. Pangborn, blacksmith, 37 Tompkins, h. 51 Mangin

                   Stephen Pangborn, shipsmith, 37 Tompkins, h. N. J.

                   Jeremiah Pangburn, Painter, 54 Bedford

1850 – 1851 . . .   Amos Pangborn, porter, 145 W. 21st

                     Stephen Pangborn, shipsmith, East Delancey

                     Jeremiah Pangburn, painter, 120 Hammond

1851 – 1852 . . .   Stephen Pangborn, shipsmith, East Delancey, h. N. J.

                     Amos Pangborn, painter, 120 Hammond

                     Sarah Pangburn, widow of Jeremiah, 707 Greenwich

1852 – 1853 . . .   (Rode)

                     Stephen Pangborn, shipsmith, East Delancey, h. N. J.

                     Amos Pangburn, carman, 145 W. 21st

1852 – 1853 . . .   (Trow)

                     Jeremiah Pangburn, painter, 145 W. 21st

                     Sarah Pangburn, widow of Jeremiah, h. 701 Greenwich

1853 – 1854 . . .William H. Pangburn, dry goods, 116 Av. 9, h. 120 Ave 9

                     Stephen Pangborn, Shipsmith, East Delancey, h. N. J.

                     Jeremiah Pangburn, clerk, 735 Greenwich

1854 – 1855 . .John W. Pangborn, fancy goods, 507 Ave. 6, h. 507 Ave. 6

                    Stephen Pangborn, shipsmith, East Delancey, h. N. J.

                    Jeremiah Pangburn, clerk, 735 Greenwich

                    William H. Pangburn and Co., dry goods, 116 Av. 9,

                    h. 225 W. 18th

1855 – 1856 . .    Stephen Pangborn, shipsmith, 22 East Delancey, h. 

        Plainfield, N. J.

                    Jeremiah Pangburn, clerk, Wall St. 735 East 

Delancey,                            h. Plainfield, N. J.

            William H. Pangburn, dry goods, 116 Ninth Ave, h. 212 W. 18th

                   W. H. Pangburn and Co. dry goods, 116 Ninth Ave.

Year ending  1857 (May)

                Stephen Pangborn, shipsmith, 22 East h. Plainfield, N. J.

                   Jeremiah Pangburn, clerk, h. 735 Greenwich

            William H. Pangburn, dry goods, 160 Ninth Ave. h. 229 W. 28th

                   Pangburn and Candee, dry goods, 160 Ninth Ave

Year ending May 1858

                    Jeremiah Pangburn, clerk h. 735 Greenwich

             William H. Pangburn, dry goods, 160 Ninth Av. h. 229 W. 28th

                     Pangburn and Candee, dry goods, 160 Ninth Av.

Year ending May 1, 1859

                  Charles Pangburn, oil, 87 Worth,  h. Brooklyn

                  Jeremiah Pangburn, teller, h. 735 Greenwich

            William H. Pangburn, dry goods, 160 Ninth Av., h. 229 W. 28th

                 Pangburn and Candee, dry goods, 160 Ninth Av.

Year ending May 1, 1860

                 Isaac W. Pangborn, smith, 28 East,  h. N. J.

                 John W. Clerk, 3 Barclay, N. J. C.

                 Jeremiah Pangburn, broker, 35 Pine,  h. 735 Greenwich

            William H. Pangburn, dry goods, 503 Eight Av.  h. 140 W. 37th

                 Pangburn and Candee, fancy goods, 503 Eight Av.

Year ending May 1, 1861

                 Isaac W. Pangborn, 25 East, h. N. J.

                 John W. Pangborn, clerk 3  Barclay, h.  N. J. C.

                Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 3 Pine, h. 735 Greenwich

          William H. Pangburn,  dry goods, 503 Eighth Av., h. 140 W. 37th

                Pangburn and Candee, dry goods, 503 Eighth

Year ending May 1, 1862

               Isaac W. Pangborn, smith, Pier 62, E. river,  h. 25 Mangin

               John W. Pangborn, hosiery, 86 Leonard, h. N. M.

 

               Jeremiah Pangborn, real estate, 3 Pine St.,  h. 735 Greenwich

              William H. Pangburn, h. 162 W. 37th

Year ending May 1, 1963

              Isaac W. Pangborn, smith 86 Tompkins, h. 323 Rivington

              John W. Pangburn, fancy goods, 86 Leonard, h. J. C.

            Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 3 Pine St., h. 735 Greenwich

           William H. Pangburn, dry goods, 503 Eighth Av., h. 162 W. 37th

Year ending May 1, 1864

                Isaac W. Pangborn, smith, h. 78 Goerck

                John W. Pangborn fancy goods, 86 Leonard, h. N. J.

                Jeremiah Pangburn, lawyer,  3 Pine St. H. 735 Greenwich

Year ending May 1, 1865

                John W. Pangborn, fancy goods, 86 Leonard, h. J. C.

             Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 3 Pine St., h. 735 Greenwich

                William H. Pangburn, cloths, 54 Reade, h. 20 Boorman Pl.

                Pangburn  and Brouner, cloths, 54 Reade St.

                William Pangman, smith, Ft. Stanton

Year ending May 1, 1866

                Isaac W. Pangborn, smith, Pier 62 E. R.

                James Pangborn, smith, h. 115 Lewis

               John W. Pangborn, hosiery, 86 Leonard, h. 279 Grove, J. C.

                Jeremiah Pangburn, agent, 117 B'way, h. 73

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              Greenwich

              William H. Pangburn, woolens, 54 Reade, h. 20 Boorman

              Pangburn and Brouner, woolens, 54 Reede

Year ending May 1, 1867

              Isaac W. Pangborn, smith, Pier 62, E. R., h. 115 Lewis

              John W. Pangborn, fancy goods, 353 B’way, h. 281 Grove

              Pangborn, Davis and Haydens, fancy goods, 353 B’way, J. C.

              Jeremiah Pangburn, coom’r, 117 B’way, h. 15 Vaunest Pl.

Year ending May 1, 1868

              John W. Pangborn, fancy goods, 78 Franklin, h. J. C.

              Pangborn, Berry & Co., fancy good, 78 Franklin

              Jeremiah Pangburn, broker, 117 B’way, h. 66 Perry

      William H. Pangburn, Clerk (stationery), h. 763 Greenwich, 96 Duane

Year ending May 1, 1870

              Charles Pangborn, marker, h. 333 Eighth

              Jeremiah Pangburn, agent, 117 B’way, h. 66 Perry

              William H. Pangburn, merchant, 96 Duane, h. 763 Greenwich

              Pangburn and Adams, agents, 177 B’way

Year ending May 1, 1871

              Charles Pangborn, Insp. H. 282 Third

              Jeremiah Pangburn, broker, 117 B’way, h. 66 Perry

              Pangburn and Adams, broker, 117 B’way

Year ending May 1, 1872

              Charles H. Pangborn, stamper, h, 314 Eighth

              Jeremiah Pangburn, broker, 117 B’way, h. 66 Perry

              Pangburn and Adams, brokers, 117 B’way

Year ending May 1, 1873

              Jeremiah Pangburn, broker, 117 B’way, h. 66 Perry

              Pangburn and Adams, brokers 117 B’way

Year ending May 1, 1874

               John W. Pangborn, agent 41 Nassau, h. N. J.

               James Pangburn, carman, h. 536 E. 14th

               Jeremiah Pangburn, broker, 117 B’way, h. 66 Perry

Year ending May 1, 1875

               James H. Pangburn, driver, h. 536, E. 14th

               Jeremiah Pangburn, broker, 117 B’way, h. 66 Perry

               Pangburn, and Adams, brokers, 117 B’way

Year ending May 1, 1876 (Goulding)

               James Pangburn, driver, h. 651 E.  9th

               Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 117 B’way h. 66 B’way

               Pangburn and Adams, brokers, 117 B’way

Year ending May 1, 1876 (Trows)

               John W. Pangborn, agent, 208 B’way, h. N. J.

               Jeremiah Pangburn, broker, 117 B’way, h. 66 Perry

               Pangburn and Adams, brokers, 117 B’way

Year ending May 1, 1877 (Trows)

              Jeremiah Pangburn, broker, 119 B’way, h. 66 Perry

              John w. Pangborn, agent, 208 B’way, h. N. J.

              Pangburn and Adams, brokers, 117 B’way

  Year ending May 1, 1877 (Goulding’s)

              Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 119 B’way h. 66 Perry

              Pangburn and Adams, brokers, 119 B’way

Year ending May 1, 1878

             George W. Pangborn, clerk, 35 Wall St, h. 238 Quincy, 

Brooklyn

             Jeremiah Pangburn, broker 119 B’way, h. 66 Perry

             Pangburn and Adams, brokers, 119 B’way, h. 66 Perry

Year ending May 1, 1879

             John W. Pangborn, stands, 708 B’way

             William H. Pangburn, h. 345 W. 34th

Year ending May 1, 1880

             John W. Pangborn, fancy good,  78 Franklin, h.  J. C.

             J. T. Pangburn, clerk, City Hall,  h. 76 Perry

             Jeremiah Pangburn, broker, 71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

             William H. Pangburn, h. 347 W. 34th

             Pangburn and Adams, brokers, 71 B’way

Year ending May 1, 1881

             John W. Pangborn, sanitary wash stands, 23 E. 14th

             James T. Pangburn, real estate, 71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

             Jeremiah Pangburn, broker, 71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

             Pangburn and Adams, brokers, 71 B’way

Year ending 1882

             John W. Pangborn, agent,  185 Fifth Av.

             James T. Pangburn, agent,  71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

             Jeremiah Pangburn, broker,  71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

             Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr., coal, 608 Greenwich, h. 76 Perry

             William Pangburn, h.  41 W. 42nd St. (Wm. H.)

             Pangburn and Adams,  brokers,  71 B’way

Year ending 1883

             John W. Pangborn, pres.  907 B’way,  h. J. C.

             James T. Pangburn, agent,  71 B’way,  h. 76 Perry

             Jeremiah Pangburn, Ins., 71 B’way,  h. 76 Perry

             Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr., coal,  606 Greenwich,  h. 76 Perry

             William H. Pangburn, h. 41 W. 42nd

             Pangburn and Adams, brokers, 71 B’way

Year ending May 1, 1884

           John W. Pangborn, advertising, 907 B’way, h. 64 Monticello Av.

             Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

             Jeremiah Pangburn, coal, 606 Greenwich, h. 76 Perry

             William H. Pangburn, h. 41 W. 52nd

             Pangburn and Adams, brokers, 71 B’ way

Year ending 1885

         John W. Pangborn, editor, 907 B’way, h. 64 Monticello Ave. J. C.

             Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 71 B’way, 76 Perry

             Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr., 608 Greenwich, h. 76 Perry

             William H. Pangburn, clerk, h. 41 W. 42nd

             Pangburn and Adams, brokers, 71 B’way

Year ending 1886

             John W. Pangburn, editor, 907 B’way

             Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

             Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr.,  coal, 71 B’way, 608 and 616 

Greenwich and h. 76 Perry

Year ending 1887

             John Pangborn, editor, 907 B’way,  h. J. C.

             Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

             Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr., coal, 608 Greenwich, h. 76 Perry

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Year ending 1887

                  Pangburn and Adams, brokers, 71 B’way

Year ending 1888

                  Elizabeth J. Pangborn, missionary, h. 316 Water

           John W. Pangborn, agent, 907 B’way, h. 64 Monticella Ave. J. C

                        James T. Pangburn, h. 16 St Luke’s Place

                Jeremiah Pangburn, broker 71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

        Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr., coal, 16 Sixth Av. 606 and 616 

Greenwich, h. 76 Perry

               Pangburn and Adams, brokers, 71 B’way

Year ending 1889

            John W. Pangborn, agent, 907 B’way, h. J. C.

          Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

        Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr., coal, 71 B’way, 608 Greenwich and 115 

MacDougal, h. 6 St Luke’s Pl.

Year ending May 1, 1890

          John W. Pangborn, agent, 907 B’way, h. 64 Monticella Av., J. C.

                Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

   Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr., coal, 71 B’way, 608 Greenwich, 115 Macdougal, 

h. 6 St Luke’s Pl.

                 Truman Pangburn, clerk, h. 2252 Seventh Av.

Year ending May 1, 1891

          John W. Pangborn, agent, 945 B’way, h. 64 Monticello Av.  J. C.

               Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

           Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr., coal, 608 Greenwich, 115 Macdougal, 

h. 6 St Luke’s Pl.

Year ending May 1, 1892

       George W. Pangborn, insurance, 69 Liberty, h. 238 Quincy, Brooklyn

                James T. Pangburn, h. 79 Jane

             John W. Pangborn, agent, 945 B’way, h. 665 10th B’klyn

               Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

      Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr., coal, 115 Mcdougal, 608 Greenwich and 71 

B’way, h.    Hackensack, N. J.

Truman F. Pangburn, supt. 61 Park Row, h. Newark, N. J.

Year ending 1893

          George W. Pangborn, insurance, 69 Liberty, h. 238 Quincy, Bklyn

             John W. Pangborn, advertising, 945 B’way, h. 665 10th  Bklyn

            James T. Pangburn, insp., h. 79 Jane

              Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

         Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr., coal, 608 Greenwich and 71 B’way h. 

Hackensack, N. J.

            William H. Pangburn, clerk, 76 Perry

Year ending July 1, 1894

               George W. Pangborn, ins., 206 B’way, h. 238 Quincy, B’klyn

             John W. Pangborn, adv., 945 B’way and 173 5th Av., h. 665 

10th, Brooklyn

                 Townsend Pangborn, clerk, h. 79 Jane

               Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

        Jeremiah, Fr., coal, 71 B’way and 606 Greenwich and sec. 131 E. 

58th, h. Hackensack,

                             N. J.

Year ending July 1, 1895

               George W. Pangborn, ins., 69 Liberty, h. Brooklyn

          John W. Pangborn, advertising, 945 B’way,  h. 665  10th, B’klyn

            James T. Pangburn, real estate, 153 4th Av., h. 79 Jane

         Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 71 B’way, h.  76 Perry

        Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr., coal, 71 B’way and 606 Greenwich , sec. 

131 E. 58th,

                            h. Hackensack, N. J.

                            William H. Pangburn, clerk, h. 76 Perry

Year ending July 1, 1896

                 George W. Pangborn, ins., 69 Liberty

                John W. Pangborn, agent 945 B’way, h. 665 10th, Brooklyn

              James T. Pangburn, marshal, 125 6th Av., h. 79 Jane

             Jeremiah Pangburn, broker, 71 B’way, h. 76 Perry

          Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr., coal, 71 B’way and 608 Greenwich, and 

sec. 131 E. 58th, h. Hackensack, N. J.

Year ending July 1, 1897

                George W. Pangborn, ins. 45 Pine St. h. Brooklyn

                 John H. Pangborn, h. 235 E. 79th

      John W. Pangborn, advertising, 35 Wall, h. 815 Quincy, Brooklyn

        Warrel S. Pangborn, auditor, 35 Wall St., h. 815 Quincy, Brooklyn

            James T. Pangburn, marshal, 125 6th Av., h. 79 Jane

                          Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 71 Perry

        Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr., coal, 608 Greenwich and sec. 131 E. 

58th, h. Hackensack, N. J.

Year ending July 1, 1899

              George W. Pangborn, ins. 45 Pine St., h. Brooklyn

               Harry L. Pangborn, mining, 26 Cortlandt, h. 309 W. 11th

              John W. Pangborn, adv., 945 B’way, h. Brooklyn

               James T. Pangburn, marshall, 125 6th Av., h. 76 Perry

                Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 45 B’way, h. 76 Perry

                Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr., coal, 45 B’way and 608 

Greenwich, h. Hackensack, N. J.

                          John H. Pangborn, agent, h. 1528 Madison Av.

                          William H. Pangburn, clerk, h. 261 11th

Year ending July 1, 1900

                          George W. Pangborn, ins., 155 B’way

                          H. L. Pangborn, clerk, h. 315 W. 54th

                 John W. Pangborn, 945 B’way, h. 665 10th, Brooklyn

            Stephen E. Pangborn, h. 165 W. End Av.

        Warrel S. Pangborn, agent, 35 Wall St., h. 815 Quincy, Brooklyn

          James T. Pangburn, marshall, 125 6th Av., h. 76 Perry

               Jeremiah Pangburn, real estate, 45 B’way, h. 76 Perry

   Jeremiah Pangburn, Jr., coal, 45 B’way and 608 Greenwich, h. 

Hackensack, N. J.

                          John H. Pangburn, agent, h. 1518 Madison Av.

DR. JOHN WESLEY PANGBURN   - YONKERS, N. Y.

    John Wesley Pangburn, Jr., was born in Greenbush, Rensaeler Co., N.Y. in 1893 (March 23).  Ph.G., M. C., F. A. L. S. Received the degree of Ph.G. in 1911 from Albany College of Pharmach and M.D. in 1917 from New York Homeopathic Medical College; was an interne at the Flower Hospital, N.Y.C. from 1917 to June 1918.  He entered the Mayo Foundation as a special student in surgery, July 7, 1918.  His services included general diagnosis, ten months, urology, twelve months, surgical pathology, three months and surgery nine months.  He left the Mayo Foundation Oct 1, 1921.  He practiced in New York and in Mount Vernon and is now practicing urology in Yonkers where he is consulting urologist at the Dobbs Ferry Hospital

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    He is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and the American Medical Association and a member of the Academy of Pathological Science of New York and the Alumni of Mayo Foundation.

    According to a directory in the State Library, Albany, N. Y., in 1893 there lived in Greenbush, N. Y. John Wesley Pangburn, a mason and  Wesley J. Pangburn, a mason living at 46 Columbia.

                   Charles Pangborn – Brooklyn, N. Y. 1880

Census 1880

                          Charles Pangborn, 35 years old, b. N. Y.

                          Bartha Pangborn, wife, 30 years old, b. N. Y.

                          Elmira Pangborn, daughter, 6 years, b. N. Y.

                          John Pangborn, 3 years, b. N. Y.

 From a directory, Brooklyn, N. Y.

1864/65          Charles Pangborn, laborer, Nostrand Av. near Myrtle Av.

1865/66            Charles Pangborn, ship carpenter, h. 171 N. 2nd

1870/71            Charles Pangborn, carpenter, 77 Skillman

1875/76            Charles Pangborn, carpenter, h. 54 Cedar

                 Representatives from Vermont – Burlington

David K. Pangborn, Rep. 1848 –9 – B. 1803; d. 1874

It is conjectured this Pangborn was the son of Beebe Pangborn who fought in the Revolution.

 PANGORNS AND PANGBURNS IN BROOKLYN – 1839 – 1899

1839 & 1840     Pangburne, Cornelius, carpenter, 81 Concord

1842 & 1843     Pangburne, Cornelius, carpenter, Lawrence near Tillary

1844 & 1845     Pangburne, Cornelius, carpenter, Jackson near Houstan

1845 & 1846     Pangburne, Cornelius, Jackson near Lafayette

1847 & 1848     Pangburne, Cornelius, Jackson near Lafayette

1848 & 1849     Pangburne, Cornelius, carpenter, 375 Hudson Av.

1849 & 1850     Pangburn, Cornelius, carpenter, 116 Willoughly

1850 & 1851     None listed

1851 & 1852     Pangburn, Cornelius, carpenter, 147 Myrtle Av.

1853 & 1854     Pangburn, Cornelius, builder, Carlton near Fulton

1854 & 1855   Pangburn, Cornelius, carpenter, h. Carlton Av. n. Atlantic Av.

Year ending May 1, 1856 (Western District)

            Pangborn, Cornelius, carpenter, h. Carlton Av., n. Fulton Av.

                            (Eastern District)

                Pangborne, Stephen, carpenter, h. 6th n. N. 7th

               Pangburn, Daniel, carpenter, h. 124 S. 3rd

1856 – 1857 (Western District)

                 Pangborn, Cornelius (spelled Pandouin) 393 Carlton Av.

                  Panborn, Charles (ship Carpenter) 6th n. N. 6th

                  Pangborn, Stephen, carpenter, 6th n. N. 6th

  1857 – 1858      Pangborn, Charles, engineer, h. 57 N. 3 rd    (E)

                    Pangborn, Cornelius, builder, h. 398 Carlton Av.

                Pangborn, Stephen, carpenter, h. 6th n. N. 7th    (E)

                 Pangborn, Smith, ship carpenter, h. 167 N. 6th  (E)

(Note: Names marked thus (E) are person residing or doing business in 

the Eastern District

1858 – 1859       Pangborn, Smith, carpenter, h. 167 N. 6th         (E)

                 Pangborn, Cornelius, builder, h. 397 Carlton Av.

                Pangburne, Daniel, carpenter, h. 45 S. 4th      (E)

                Pangbuin, C. H., tasselmaker, h. 263 Grand

1859 – 1860       Pangborn, Charles H., laborer, h. 78 N. 4th      (E)

                Pangborn, Cornelius, carpenter, h. 395 Carlton Av.

                Pangborn, Stephen, undertaker, h. 109 Grand Av. (E)

                   Pangburn, Charles, carpenter, h. 57 N. 3rd    (E)

               Pangburn, Smith, carpenter, h. N. 7th n. 6th   (E)

1863 – 1864       Pangburn, Charles, carpenter, h. S. 2nd c. 8th (E)

                  Pangborne, Charles H. laborer, h. 134 6th   (E)

                  Pangbourne, Daniel, carpenter, h. 134 6th   (E)

1864 – 1865       Pangborn, C., laborer, h. Nostrand Av. n. Myrtle

                     Pangborn, Cornelius, builder, h. Hunter n. Gates Av.

1865 – 1866       Pangborn, C., builder, h. Hunter n. Gates Av.

                 Pangborn, Charles, ship carpenter, h. 171 n. 2nd   (E)

                   Pangborne, Daniel, carpenter, h. 110 N. 3rd     (E)

1866 – 1867       Pangborn, Ann, h. 211 N. 2nd

                            Pangborn, C. builder, Jefferson n. Bedford Av

                   Pangborn, Charles, carpenter h. 211 N. 2nd     (E)

                          Pangburn, D. driver, h. 110 N. 3rd (near)   (E)

                            Pangborn, Mary, h. 211 N. 2nd (near)    (E)

1868 – 1869  Pangborn, Charles, carpenter, h. Skillman, n. Ewen      (E)

                            Pangborn, Cornelius, h. Quincy n. Nostrand

1869 – 1870       Pangborn, Charles I., carpenter, h. 77 Skillman (E)

                    Pangborn, Cornelius, carpenter, h. Quincy n. Nostrand

                            Pangborn, Richard, clerk, Quincy n. Nostrand

1870 – 1871       Pangborn, Charles, carpenter, h. 77 Skillman (E)

                            Pangborn, Cornelius, carpenter, h. 179 Quincy

                    Pangborn, Richard E., bookkeeper, h. 179 Quincy

                            Pangburn, Isaac, shoes, h. 85 Union Av.   (E)

1871 – 1872       Pangborn, Charles, carpenter, h. 116 Skillman  (E)

                            Pangborn, Cornelius, builder, h. 238 Quincy

                            Pangborn, C. A. h. 116 Skillman    (E)

                            Pangborn, Fillmore C., h. 237 Lorimer    (E)

                      Pangborn, Richard E., bookkeeper, h. 56 Quincy

                       Pangburn, Isaac, shoemaker, h. 97 Union Av.  (E)

                            Pankburn, James, h. 74 Clay

1872 – 1873       Pangbon, Philip, lab., h. 93 Union     (E)

                            Pangborn, Charles, wireworker, 54 Cedar   (E)

                            Pangborn, Cornelius, h. 238 Quincy

                     Pangborn, Richard E., bookkeeper, h. 569 Quincy

                            Pangborn, Richard E., supt. H. 56 Quincy

1873 – 1874       Pangon, Charles, engineer, h. 54 Cedar      (E)

                            Pangborn, Charles, saddler, h. 100 s. 5th   (E)

                            Pangborn, Charles A., driver, h. 320 N. 2nd 

   (E)

                            Pangborn, Cornelius, carpenter, h. 236 Quincy

                           Pangborn, Daniel, carpenter, h. 105 Union Av. 

 (E)

                           Pangborn, R. E. h. 56 Quincy

1874 – 1875      Pangborn, Isaac, Shoemaker, h. 74 Montrose Av.

                           Pangburn, Cornelius, h. 238 Quincy

1875 – 1876      Pangborn, Charles, carpenter, h. 54 Cedar

                   Pangborn, Charles A., driver, h. 447  Graham Av.

                           Pangborn, Cornelius, h. 238 Quincy

                           Pangburn, H. C., carpenter, h. 1090 DeKalb Av.

                           Pangburn, Isaac, shoemaker, h. 74 Montrose Av.

        EDITOR’S NOTE:  We present Viola Pangburn Roberts’ material as it is “punctuated and spelled.”  We DO NOT under any circumstances try to assume or correct any of her material. We present it just as she “prepared” it!

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