Pangburn Letters Vol. 2 Letter 2
THE PANGBURN LETTER Volume 2, Letter 2. September 1984
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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 Pangburn information. Perhaps by sharing with each other, we will be able to put together the Pangburn story.
Thanks to Pat Darland and her search and inquiry on a name she found in Who's Who in religion, we have a new researcher, Cyrus R. Pangborn. Cyrus has furnished us with a tremendous amount of material, including his grandmother's journal, which he has allowed us to share with you. The following was written by Mrs Melvin (Vivia Nancy Fogo) Pangborn.
THE PANGBORN FAMILY
The Pangborns were early English settlers in this country. Several ancestors were soldiers in the Revolution. One of them being confined by the British in some of the Wallabout Prison ships.
The first knowledge we have of any particular member of the family is Peter Pangborn and his wife Grace of Newton, Long Island, New York, 1668. Their children consisted of six sons, Peter Jr., Richard, Stephen (our line), Edmond, Ephriam and William.
Stephen Pangborn married Joanna Tuttle of Woodbridge, N. J. Their children consisted of seven sons, Joseph, Gideon, Timothy (our line), Samuel, Stephen, John and Nathaniel. The first knowledge we have of any particular member of this family is of Timothy Pangborn. His wife's maiden name was Partridge. They lived on the banks of the Au Sable River, near the town of Essex, Essex Co., New York, not far from Lake Champlain. Their family consisted of one daughter, Elizabeth, and five sons, Libeas, Joseph, John (our line), Nathaniel and Thaddeus. A story told of one of the brothers- Libeas, shows that although he was too venturesome, he was also brave. He ventured out upon Lake Champlain, after one nights freezing, intending to skate near the shore, when suddenly the ice began to sink beneath him. He could not turn back, for to do so, he would be obliged to check his speed, and would have gone through the ice, so his only chance and that a very poor one, was to go ahead. He started across the lake for Burlington, Vermont, a distance of four miles expecting every moment to be his last. He got across safely and a large crowd had gathered on the Burlington side to watch him, and no doubt he received much praise for this presence of mind and censure for reckless daring.
John Pangborn also had a narrow escape on the lake. He crossed the ice with a team one evening and the next morning there was not a speck of ice to be seen. It had broken up and blown out in the night. We know very little of the character of the family, but judging by the names they gave their sons they must have been quite Puritanical. All the children married, the daughter Elizabeth married a Hessian by the name of Brown. John Pangburn married Miranda Miller who liver near Burlington, Vermont, just across the lake from the Pangborns.She, as well as her husband, had an uncle who was kept prisoner by the British during a part of the Revolutionary War. Of the Millers we know very little, but her mother's name was Rebecca Belden. The Beldens formerly lived at Wethersfield, Conn., not far from the coast and they raised onions for the sailors. Rebecca married Mr. Miller and three children were born to them. Abner Belden Miller, Miranda and Royal Miller.Abner Belden Miller married Triphenia Hendee. After the marriage of John Pangborn and Miranda Miller, April 15, 1805, they lived on their forty acre farm between two mountains near Keen, Essex Co., N. Y. This land was opened up for settlement about 1780 or 1790. They never saw the sun til ten in the morning nor after four in the afternoon. They lived in the Adirondack mountains and later information states they came from Addison, Vermont. In Essex Co., New York, three of their five children were born. These were Triphenia, Thomas Miller Pangborn, and Ransom Belden Pangborn. Although they lived amidst beautiful scenery, they wished to move west to the new country of Ohio. So in 1816 they started with their family and possessions in a wagon drawn by oxen. They also had one horse. Leaving the old home was not then as it is now: no railroads and letter writing was an expensive luxury, so they bid goodbye forever to some of their family, although some of them followed them to their new home a few years later. Their journey through New York and Pennsylvania was a tedious one. When they arrived at Wheeling, West Virginia, they procured a raft and floated down the Ohio River to Portsmouth, Ohio, where they remained for a time. They soon journeyed on to Franklin Co., Ohio, where the city of Columbus now is located, coming from Portsmouth up the Scioto River. Here John Pangborn cleared two farms and here two more children were born. They were Maria and Cyrus Skeels Pangborn. They lived about three miles from Worthington and about seven miles from Columbus, Ohio.
In a few years a number of their relatives and friends had followed them to Ohio, among them Libeas, Joseph and Thaddeus Pangborn with their aged father and mother. Nathaniel is said to have remained in New York. Royal Miller with his mother, who will be remembered as Rebecca Belden Miller, came to this-
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- new land. The three old people were cared for most of the time by John Pangborn and his wife. Timothy Pangborn and wife lived in a small house near their son and Rebecca Miller lived with John and Miranda. A small oval stand on which she ate her meals, a mirror over three hundred years old and a leather covered trunk, age not known, are still in the possession of some of the descendants.Libeas Pangborn had thirteen sons, Joseph two and Thaddeus one. Thaddeus and family moved to Indiana, and when crossing the Black Swamp - now the richest land to be found anywhere - they were attacked by wolves and were obliged to throw all their provisions to them. Royal Miller had a son who was one of the best violinists of Columbus. John Pangborn's wife - Miranda - was one of the best butter makers of that time. She supplied several families of Columbus with butter for a number of years. She was a very active woman and could spring to a horse's back from the ground with ease.
Triphenia Pangborn died when about nineteen years of age. She was the promised wife of Delias Skeels who with his parents had also come from Essex County, New York and were old acquaintances at that place.Thomas Pangborn went to the southern states and was for two or three years overseer for a slave owner. After his return home he was married to 1832 to Jane Harper, a remarkably good woman. In May 1836 Thomas Pangborn with some of his neighbors, came to Illinois to get homes. They stopped at Spring Creek and entered farms. Thomas taking one of 220 acres for himself and one of 160 acres for his brother Ransom. They were among the earliest setters in what is now Onarga, Iroquois Co., Illinois. In 1837 Thomas brought his family to their home. The first winter ten persons wintered in a small log house. These were Ransom Pangborn and Margaret Harper - who afterward became his wife - being amount the number. Margaret was a sister of Jane Pangborn and she was united in marriage with Ransom B. Pangborn in 1838. For the first fifteen years in this new country, the settlers found abundance of game in the timber and on the prairies. Deer had to be herded from the cornfields and they were often found feeding among the cattle. Venison was always on the table. Wild fowl, ducks, geese, brants and prairie chickens were too plentiful to be profitable. Wild hogs for some years furnished pork and a few years a stray flock of turkeys could be found. At the same time the land was almost overrun with snakes. Corn bread was the staple in that line. In most of the families four bread was furnished on Sundays. This made Sunday a welcome day to the little folks. Some might think such a life would be unendurable but in the language of an old settler, "You could stand if you had to". Four daughters grew to womanhood in the home of Thomas and Jane Pangborn. They were Triphenia, Emily, Mary and Miranda.Ransom and Margaret had two sons and four daughters, Lorenzo Dow, Jane, Olive, Maria and Louise (twins) and Burt.
Thomas or Judge Pangborn was for four years associate judge of Iroquois Co, Ill., and for many years a member of the M. E. Church, and a class leader for thirty six years. The good name he enjoyed was due to his exemplary life and perfect Christian character.Ransom Pangborn was a good a man and was greatly beloved although not as prominent in public life.Cyrus S. Pangborn was the youngest child of John and Miranda Pangborn. He was born Feb 5th, 1822 near Columbus, Ohio or Worthington, Ohio, which is now included in the city of Columbus, about six years after his parents located there. He well remembers seeing the land covered with stumps upon which the city of Columbus now stands and he at one time owned a flintlock musket that his father found beside a human skeleton near a log, when he was clearing his farm. The musket was presented to the Grand Prairie Seminary of Onarga, Ill., By Cyrus S. Pangborn, who with his brothers did much toward the founding of that institution and from him I have learned nearly all I have written concerning the Pangborn family. Cyrus Pangborn made this statement that the name was originally spelled Pangbourne. Cyrus Pangborn was converted when fourteen years of age and has been a member of the M. E. Church since that time. For a number of years he was chorister in his church and was a singing school teacher, teaching by note.Maria A. Pangborn was born in Ohio in 1819 and was married to Truman Bishop Hall in 1841. They had a large family and most of them grew to manhood and womanhood. The names of those I have been able to learn are: John, Thomas, Truman, Jane, Martha and Emma (Jones).
Thomas was a soldier and was held a prisoner in Andersonville prison during part of the Civil War.Cyrus S. Pangborn was married to Mary Jane Gilmore May 22, 1845. The same summer they with his father and mother and Truman B. Hall and Maria Hall started for Iroquois Co., Ill., making the journey with teams and wagons. Cyrus Pangborn's young wife died before they reached their destination and his father John Pangborn died about a month after their arrival in Illinois.Cyrus and his mother settled in Onarga township near where Thomas and Ransom had located eight years before. Chicago was their trading point at that time and was comparatively a small town. In July 1849, Cyrus Pangborn was married to Mary Taylor. She died in May 1850 leaving a son three days old who was named John Alonzo and who lived but a few months. Cyrus Pangborn's third marriage occurred August 19, 1852 with Rosanna Riner. Seven children were born to them. Frank E., Josephine H., E. Viola, Jesse, Melvin, Mary May and Quincy June.Cyrus Pangborn's mother lived with them til sometime after his third marriage, when she went to live with her daughter Maria Hall. She made her home with them until her death in Jan 1873. Her daughter died a month or two before her in the latter part of the year 1872. Jesse Pangborn, son of Cyrus and Rossana Pangborn died March 11, 1872.
In 1873 Cyrus Pangborn came to Kansas with the intention of buying a farm. After traveling through several counties of the state he returned to Illinois without buying land and remained at Onarga, Illinois, till 1882, when he sold his farm, and the family - with the exception of Frank Pangborn - who remained in Illinois - came to Jewell Co., Kansas, where a farm was purchased on which they located two miles west and one and one half miles south of Burr Oak, Kansas, on White Rock Creek.Jewell Co. was comparatively a new country, but as there was no timber to be cleared and the railroads brought comforts and conveniences that people in Ohio and Illinois had to do without yet, the early settlers in Jewell Co., Kansas endured many hardships caused principally by the hot winds and dry seasons when crops were injured.Frank E. Pangborn, the oldest son of Cyrus and Rosanna Pangborn, was married to Alice Winter in 1876 in Illinois and they located in Bureau Co., and lived on a farm until 1912 when they moved to Tillamook, Oregon.Four children were born to them in Illinois, Myrtle Viola, Jesse Cyrus, Cora May and Charles Alvin who died when he was four years of age.Josephine Hortense Pangborn was married to William Heaston in 0878 in Illinois. They had one child, Mary Enola Heaston who was born in 1889.She married Harry Thomas in Topeka, Kansas. They had no children. They and the Heastons moved to Tillamook, Ore., in 1908. Harry Thomas was a Cheesemaker. They had no children. May Pangborn was married to Fred Norton in 1885. Their children consisted of two boys and two girls. Nina May, Leo Elmore, Cyrus E. and Bernice Viola.
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Melvin Pangborn was united in marriage to Vivia Nancy Fogo. They had three daughters, Mabel Edna, Violet Adelaide and Eula Rosanna.Quincy June was married to Bessie Blake, Feb 3, 1904. They had three children - Aline Hortense, Arden Lester and Marjorie.All the children of Cyrus & Rosanna Pangborn, except Melvin moved to Tillamook, Oregon, May Norton & family going in 1890 and the others later. Melvin was sixteen years old when he came to Kansas. He united with the M. E. Church at Burr Oak, Kansas, when seventeen years of age and was married at age 22 years to Vivia Fogo, who was converted and became a member of the same church at the age of eighteen.When Melvin Pangborn was married, his parents moved to Burr Oak, Kansas, where they lived until Nov. 1893 when Rossana Pangborn died.Cyrus Pangborn then came back to the farm and made his home with Melvin and family for 12 years.Uncle Thomas and Aunt Jane Pangborn died at Onarga, Ill.Uncle Ransom lived the last years of his life at Lynden, Washington, near his children. It is characteristic of the Pangborn men their purity of life, freedom from bad habits, bad language, intoxicating drinks and tobacco, and their readiness to help in any good work.John Pangborn was born March 14, 1775Miranda Miller was born Sept. 8, 1783Were married April 15, 1805
Their children: Born
Thomas Miller Pangborn June 1, 1806
Triphenia Pangborn Aug. 25, 1807
Ransom Belden Pangborn Oct 16, 1812
Maria A. Pangborn Oct 4, 1819
Cyrus Skeels Pangborn Feb 5, 1822
Their marriages:
To:
Thomas Miller Pangborn Jane Harper 3/ 15/ 1832
Ransom Belden Pangborn Margaret Harper 6/ 21/ 1838
Maria A. Pangborn Truman Hall 10/ 22/ 1841
Cyrus S. Pangborn Mary J. Gilmore 5/22/1845
Mary Taylor 7 /5/ 1849
Rosanna Riner 8/19/1852
Mary Gilmore Pangborn lived only three months after their marriage.
Mary Taylor Pangborn lived about one year.
John M. Pangborn died at Onarga, Ill Oct. Sept 25, 1845
Miranda died at Onarga, Ill Jan 6, 1873
Their children:
Died:
Thomas M. Pangborn Onarga, Ill 10/ 23/ 1892
Triphenia Pangborn Columbus, Ohio 4/ 14/ 1826
Ransom B. Pangborn Lynden, Wash. ???
Maria A. Pangborn Onarga, Ill. 12/ 14/ 1872
Cyrus S. Pangborn Burr Oak, Kans. 11/ 8/ 1905
Rosanna Pangborn Burr Oak, Kans. 11/ 10/ 1893
Cyrus S. Pangborn and Rosanna (Riner) Pangborn
Their children:
Frank Pangborn b. 8/25/1853; d. 8/ 11/ 1931
Josephine Pangborn b. 1/26/1855; d, 4/ 19/ 1941
L. Viola Pangborn b. 6/25/1859; d. 1940
Jesse Pangborn b. 11/1/1864; d. 3/ 8/ 1872
Melvin Pangborn b. 11/1/1865; d. 4/ 19/ 1950
Mary Mae Pangborn b. 5/1/1867; d, 2/ 21/ 1945
Quincy J. Pangborn b. 6/12/1878; d. 5/ 24/ 1955
Marriages:
To:
Frank E. Pangborn Alice Winter 4/ 5/ 1876
Josephine Pangborn William Heaston 1/ 22/ 1878
Viola Pangborn Winslow Noyes 5/ 17/ 1888
Melvin Pangborn Vivia Fogo 11/ 17/ 1887
May J. Pangborn Fred Norton 7/ 2/ 1885
Quincy J. Pangborn Bessie Blake 2/ 3/ 1904
Melvin & Vivia Pangborn married Nov 17, 1887
Their children:
Halsey M. Pangborn b.110/7/1888 d. 5/ 9/ 1967
Florence V. Pangborn b. 9/ 20/ 1890
Frances M. Pangborn b. 4/ 23/ 1899
Marriages:
To:
Halsey M. Pangborn Sue Naomi Peets 1/ 1/ 1910
(Sue Naomi Peets b. 7/ 5/ 1887; d. 7/ 23/ 1975)
Florence Pangborn Laurel A. Pixler 10/ 6/ 1912
Frances M. Pangborn Dallas W. Davis 6/ 20/ 1923
Frances & Dallas Davis had no children, Frances died 4/ 3/ 1943
Children of Halsey & Sue Pangborn:
Merlin Demoss Pangborn d. in infancy at Tillamook, Ore. 1910
Melva Lucille Pangborn b. 12/ 31/ 1911; d. 6/ 1982
Cyrus Ransom Pangborn b. 2/ 6/ 1916
Children of Laurel & Florence Pixler:
Ruth Cecilia Pixler b. 8/ 11/ 1913
Olive Eileen Pixler b. 9/ 4/ 1917
Norma Maurine Pixler b. 6/ 20/ 1920
This concludes the history of the Pangborn Family, written by Vivia
Pangborn. I. H. M. Pangborn have finished the record to date (as follows):
Marriages of Laurel & Florence Pixler's children
To:
Melva Lucille Pangborn C. Arthur Sackett July 1940
Cyrus R. Pangborn Roberta Northrup Aug. 20, 1944
Marriages of Laurel & Florence Pixler:
Ruth Cecilia Pixler to C. R. Myhra
Children: Paula & Charles Myhra
Olive Eileen Pixler to Edmund Nixon (d. 1945)
Children: Sharon Nixon
Norma Maurine Pixler to Harold Manning
Children: Judy, Laurel Lee & Shelly
Children of Mr. & Mrs C. Arthur Sackett
James B. Sackett b. 10/ 7/ 1943 (m. Lois Roker 3/ 8/ 1964
Steven A. Sackett b. 3/ 5/ 1945
Children of Mrs. & Mrs. Cyrus Pangborn:
Wendy Sue Pangborn b. 12/ 9/1 946 (m C. Arthur Littman-2-sons)
Richard Halsey Pangborn twin b. 5/ 26/ 1951
Robert Northrup Pangborn twin 5/ 26/ 1951 (m. Ann Seltzer-2 -daughters)
Laurel Anson Pixler, husband of Florence (Pangborn) Pixler d. 12/ 30/ 1956
Edmund Nixon, husband of Olive Eileen (Pixler) d. 1945
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And now for a little more history on the family, were are going to include some excerpts from a letter written by Cyrus Pangborn to Pat Darland.
"Dear Cousin Patricia:"
The farm near Burr Oak, Kansas was purchased by Cyrus from the original homesteader and passed by inheritance to my grandfather, Melvin, and thence to my father Halsey. At his death in 1967, my sister and I became trustees for our mother and found it better to sell the farm and invest the proceeds for her then to serve as absentee landlords.
When I was age 7, and again at age 9, we made trips to Tillamook, Oregon here I met my great uncles and aunts. We usually stayed with Aunt Joe whom you list as Josephine. The one you list as Ticetta V. must be Aunt Vi. I do not remember a Mary. The one of the Oregon group who did not stay in Tillamook was Quincy, whom we visited in Portland. As the youngest of my father's uncles, he was so little older then my father that the two of them felt like brothers.
Quincy was in possession of Cyrus 's family Bible and for reasons obscure to wanted it to descend to me. It is the one of two things - the other being a handmade what - not-that have come down from my namesake to me.
My father's wish was that I inherit and till the Kansas farm. Not until he learned that Yale and Columbia were more than obscure institutions somewhere East of the Mississippi did he come about and show unconcealed pride in my career. I loved him for that.
As far as I know, I am the only one of my "Tree" who has had a career in the field of religion. We were Methodist in Kansas, but I became a Congregationalist in 1942 and was ordained as one. My professional history has been almost wholly that of the nonsectarian teacher in state universities. I had come to Rutgers when a copy of work done on family history by my grandmother was given to me. Upon noticing that Woodbridge, N. J. (just ten miles from New Brunswick) was listed as residence for an early ancestor, my first thought was, That umbilical cord must have been a long, durable, and elastic one!
I have no data about my lineage before the years spanned by the enclosed genealogy. It is family lore, however, that origins go back to the town of present-day Pangbourne, on the Thames River between Reading and Windsor, and that the town was named for the family that originally lived by the bank of the river in that place. Further, the name is alleged to have evolved from a much earlier Chaucerian form, Paegingaburnac which, divided into syllables, Paeg-inga-burna, translates as "family -of (or by) the brook." I have been there and it is a charming place, but I can't couch of the accuracy of the lore. The postmaster, however, said - Alas! - there were no living members of our tribe there.
To Reverand Cyrus Pangborn - our thanks for sharing.
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Russell Whitcher has sent pictures of grave markers from the Evergreen Cemetery at Jackson, Mich. And the Pedigree chart to support some of the various generations buried there. First we will list what is on the grave marker, followed by Russell's comments.
Lawrence J. Brooks 1847 - 1929
Charlotte Pangburn, wife of L. J. Brooks 1857 - 1918
Bess B. Winchester 1878 - 1970
Daughter of L. J. Brooks
Warren Barney 1858 - 1928
Married Margaret Pangborn
Margaret Barney 1863 - 1957
Margaret Pangborn Barney
Henry C. Hertz 1881 - 1951
Married Iva Barney
Ivah Barney Hertz 1884 - 1944
Daughter of Warren Barney
PANGBURN
Ansel J. Noble married 2/8/1867 Sarah Elizabeth Pangborn
Sarah E. Noble 1852 - 1918
Sarah Elizabeth Pangborn Noble b. 11 Dec 1852 Rochester NY d. 5
Nov 1928 Jackson, Mich.
Ansel J. Noble 1843 - 1915
Married Sarah Elizabeth Pangborn 2/ 8/ 1867 d 2/ 5/ 1915
Jackson, Michigan.
Barbara Whitcher McPherson 1901 - 1947
Daughter of Mark Watson Whitcher
Myrtle M. Whitcher 1872 - 1961
Myrtle May Noble married Mark Watson Whitcher 23 Jan 1895
Felton -- Mabel Maurie 1881 - 1895
Angel Faun 1885 - 1888
Daughters of Frank Felton
Rose
Rose Pangborn, wife of Frank Felton
Mother
Mary Elizabeth Wheaton Pangborn b. 15 Sep 1830 d. 25 Aug 1887
Robert
Son of George Edward Pangborn and Mary Elizabeth Wheaton
Father
George Edward Pangborn b. 1826 d. 28 Dec 1864 m Mary Elizabeth Wheaton who was b 15 Sep 1830 d. 25 Aug 1887
I. Samuel Pangborn - b. 1792 - 16 April 1871 (at Flint, Mich) m Fanny Gordon c 1794 - d 14 Oct 1861 (at Eaton Rapids, Mich). THIS COUPLE IS NOT BURIED AT EVERGREEN CEMETERY!
II. George Edward Pangborn - b 1826 - d. 28 Dec 1864 - m. 20 Mar 1844 at Rotterdam, NY to Mary Elizabeth Wheaton - b. 15 Sep 1830 - d 25 Aug 1887
III (a) Sarah Elizabeth Pangborn - b. 11 Dec 1852 Rochester, NY - 15 Nov 1918 Jackson, Mich - m. 8 Feb 1867 Ansel J. Noble - b 11 Oct 1843 - d 5 Feb 1915
Children:
Myrtle Mae Nobel - b 21 Sep 1872 Eaton County, Mich - d 1961 - m 23 Jan 1895 at Jackson, Mich to Mark Watson Whitcher - b 19 June 1869 Concord, Mish - d 26 Mar 1928 Jackson, Mich.
Children:
Barbara Elizabeth Whitcher - b 25 May 1901 - d 1947(b) Charlotte Pangborn - b 11 Dec 1857 - d 1918 - m Lawrence Brooks - b 1847 - d 1929 Jackson, Mich.
Children:
Bessie Brooks - b May 1878 - d 1970 Jackson, Mich - m ??? Winchester
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(c) Rose Pangborn - m Frank Felton who d in Toledo, Ohio
Children:
Mabel Maurie -b 1888 d 1895
Angel Faun b 1885 d 1888
(d) Margaret Pangborn - b 1863 - d 1957 - m Warren Barney b 1858 - d 1928, Jackson, Mich.
Children:
Ivah Barney - 1884 - 1944 Jackson Mich m Henry Hertz - b 1881 - 1951 Jackson, Mich.
(e) Robert Pangborn - d 12 Mar 1891
Thanks, Russell, for all your fine efforts in obtaining these photos.
All researcher of this line are most grateful.
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Nancy Smith is looking for help on her Pangburn line
Samuel Pangborn - b 1809 (New York) - d after 1854 - m about 1833 -
1836 Eliza Dobson who was b 1818 (Seneca Co. NY)
Children:
Catherine - b 1836 (New York)
Rebecca - b 1841 (Ontario, Canada)
Eliza - b 1843 (Ontario, Canada) - d 1 Apr 1916 - m George Boyce Ogden
Andrew - b 1849 (New York)
Now, for some bits and pieces of information submitted by Nancy Smith:
According to census data, Hiram Pangborn of Orford, Ontario (also resided in Blanshard & Howard Townships) was born about 1815 in the U. S. He married Amelia McCollum 5 Oct 1843 in London, Ontario in the Wesley Methodist Church. Samuel Pangborn was a witness. Could this be Nancy's Samuel? Samuel Pangburn enlisted Queens Rangers 21 July 1781 - deserted 24 Oct 1781 - Capt Cookes Reg. - private (found on microfilm in Ottawa: RG8 C -series -vol. 1864 p. 2 & 16 - reel C 4217)
Samuel Pangourne bought land in Hereford, Quebec (near N. H. border) 6 Nov 1800 (record from Lower Canada Land Patents 1795 -1845 as quoted in "Lost in Canada" magazine Samuel Pangborn and his family were residing with his father-in-law (Andrew Dobson) in Royalton, Niagara Co., NY in 1850. The Dobsons were in Seneca Co. NY in 1830 and in Royalton, Niagara Co. NY in 1840. Was Samuel there too?
Samuel bought land in Akron, Erie Co., NY from his father-in-law, Andrew Dobson in 1854.
On the 1850 census Mary Reese (b 1843 in NY) was living with Samuel and his family. Is she a cousin?
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Brad Entler has submitted his line and is seeking documentation on any item that is not marked with an asterisk (*).
Stephen Pangburn Jr.b 1742
*m. Rebeccka Emley 11/ 29/ 1742 in Upper Freehold, NJ
*w Will on file NJ archives dated 10/ 16/ 1774
William Pangburn - son of Stephen & Rebeccka Pangburn b 1774 in Middlesex, NJd 1815 Allegheny Co. PA m Hannah Fitz-Randolph 12/ 10\ 1770 or 12/ 30 /1770 Princeton, NJ *service: Revolutionary War
Lines Pangburn - son of William & Hannah Pangburn b 9/ 03/ 1783 in Allegheny Co., PA d 9/ 28/ 1863 in Brown Co., Ohio buried Pisgah Cemetery Brown Co., Ohio m Rebecca Applegate 2/ 07/ 1805 Allegheny Co., PA
*w will on file Brown Co., Ohio date 10/ 19/ 1863
* service: Volunteer soldier of the War of 1812
Rev. William Pangburn - son of Lines & Rebecca Pangburn
b 7/ 07/,21 or 26/ 1821 in Brown Co., Ohio *d 9/ 26/ 1904 in Brown Co., Ohio *buried Pisgah Cemetery, Brown Co., Ohio
*w Will on file Brown Co., Ohio date 1/ 14/ 1892
*m Mary Mitchell 2/ 13/ 1845 in Brown Co., Ohio
*Served as minister of Pisgah Christian Church
Nathaniel W. Pangburn - son of Rev William & Mary Pangburn b 9/ 16/ 1855 in Brown Co., Ohio d 9/ 24/ 1934 in Douglas Co., IL buried Hugo Cemetery in Hugo, IL ,m Harriett Luella Parker 10 or 9/ 09/ 1876 in Brown Co., Ohio It should be noted that Nathaniel & Harriett were first cousins
Natalie P. Pangburn - daughter of Nathaniel & Harriett Pangburn b 4/ 05/ 1886 in Brown Col., Ohio
*d 3/ 31 1971 in Champaign Co., IL
*m Bert Entler 8/ 25/ 1904 in Coles Co., IL
Natalie P. Pangburn is my Paternal Grandmother
(*) Denotes that I have certified copies of this information.
Sources of Documentation:
NJ State Archives
Brown Co., Ohio Probate Court
Official register of the officers and men of N. J. in the Revolutionary War by William S. Stryker U. S. Archives Washington, D. C.
Randolph-Pangburn 1620 - 1909 by the Pangburn Soc. Of
Allegheny Co., PA 1909
Treasures of Pisgah & Levanna, Ohio by Carl N. Thompson
Thanks, Brad, for your information - and particularly for the copies of your documents and other research material. With your permission, these will be used in future Pangburn Letters and of course, will be passed on to anyone else working the same line.
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Jean Jenmison is still looking for her Pangborn tie . . . . .
Ruth Pangburn married (before 1812) Frederick Getman (5th son of
Johannes and Margaret Loucks Getman) Frederick was b 1784. According to the Getman Genealogy. Ruth is the daughter of Richard Pangborn. Can anyone else offer some more information?
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Lee Parks is looking for information on her Pangburn line. . . .
Peter Pangburn , m Grace Ffdoe
Stephen Pangburn ,m Joan Tuttle
Stephen Pangburn b 1695 d 1778 ,m Rebecca Imlay
Children:
Lines - m Anna Hazelton
William b 1741 d 10 Mar 1852 m Hannah Fitz Randolph
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Rebekah m Jacob Jemson
William Pangburn b 1741 New Jersey d 10 Mar 1852 Ionia County, Mich. m 30 Dec 1770 Hannah Fitz Randolph b 5 Jan 1746 Princeton, NJ d 11 June 1835 Brown County, Ohio
Children:
Nathaniel b 9 Nov 1771 d 3 Dec 1771
Stephen b 9 Nov 1771 d 3 Dec 1797 m Elizabeth Wall
John b 15 Mar 1773 d 1849 m (1) Jane Young (2) Margaret
McCormick
William b 10 Jun 1775 d 26 May 1853
Rebekah b 13 Jun 1777
Elizabeth b 22 May 1779 d 8 Aug 1845 m David Kerr
Lines b 13 Sep 1783 d 28 Sep 1863 m Rebecca Applegate
Louisa b 1802 d 12 Nov 1855 m Alanson Snow
Louisa Pangburn b 1802 New York d 12 Nov 1855 Ionia County, Mich. m 4 May 1820 Huron County, Ohio Alanson Snow
Children:
John b 1821
William b 1823
Isabelle m Peter Knight
Lafayett b 1832
Simeon b 1833
Edward b 1836
Richard b 1840
Minerva b 1844
Vol. 2 Number 1, Page 6 - we asked for help on June Frazier's
line - namely William Pangburn who married Hannah Fitz-Randolph.
Lee Parks states that in Sept 1838 William (82 years) married Mrs
Dorias Surry (75 years) at Wayne County, Michigan and the witness was
Louis Snow. Is she on the right track - can anyone verify this - anyone
else go more information???
Kay Reed has submitted information on her husband's line of Pangburns.
Samuel Pangburn b 25 Aug 1772 (New Jersey) d April/May 1823 (Brown Co., Ohio) m 5 Nov 1769 to Rachel ??? who was b 28 June 1753
Children:
I. Abigail - b 29 Mar 1772 (New Jersey) d 5 Mar 1832 (Brown Co., Ohio) m 19 Nov 1790 (Mason Co. Kentucky) to David Worstell
Children:
Mary - ??? Gardner
Elizabeth - m Robert G. Miller
Joseph
Sarah - m Moses Laycock
Nancy m James Parker (Park/Parks)
Samuel
Rachel m Abel Rees
Elizabeth m Daniel Newman
II. Hampton - b 27 Oct 1773 (New Jersey) - M 11 June 1798 (Mason Co. Kentucky) to Margaret Luckie
Children:
Samuel
Nancy - m James Sloane
John L.
III. Huldah - 27 Oct 1773 (New Jersey) - m 14 June 1810 (Mason Co. Kentucky) to Stout Drake
Children:
Julian
Miller
??? - m John Wills
IV. Stephen - b 15 Oct 1778 (New Jersey) - m 14 Dec 1850 (Knox Co. Illinois) -m (1) 27 Nov Mason Co. Kentucky Nancy Knox
Children:
Levi
Jemima - m William Anderson
William
Elizabeth
John/James
Eli - m Tabitha Boyce m (2) 3 Sep 1819 (Brown Co. Ohio) Mary (Polly) Morrow
No Children
m (3) 21 March 1821 (Brown Co. Ohio) Sara Feely
Children:
Abi - b 13 Dec 1823 (Brown Co. Ohio) d 14 Nov 1883 Marshall Co.
Iowa) m 29 Dec 1844 (Brown Co. Ohio) William Reed
Children:
John
William S. - m Alice Charlotte Brown
Nelson Cook - m Annie E. Stevens
Harmen W.
Samuel Pangburn - b 25 Nov 1825 (Brown Co. Ohio) m ?? Nov 1850 (Knox Co. Illinois) Rebecca Mingles
Children:
George
Mary Jane - m Milton Hollingsworth
John F.
William
V. Elizabeth - b ??? - 19 Sep 1809 (Mason Co. Kentucky) George Davison
Children:
???
Twins appear to run in one section of this line - II and III are twins also Nancy and John L. - children of II.
The following is a listing from the Bible in the possession of Kay Reed.
MARRIAGES
Stephen Pangburn b 15 Oct 1778
Nancy Pangburn b 7 Apr 1784
Levy Pangburn b 28 Aug 1802
Jemima Pangburn 6 Nov 1804
(William) Millar Pangburn b 24 May 1807
Elizebeth Pangburn b 9 Feb 1810
John Pangburn 9 Jun 1812
Eli Pangburn 1 Sep 1814
Angalina Jurdan b 28 Aug 1811
Stephen Pangburn and Nancy Knox m 27 Nov 1800 Mason Co. Kentucky
Moved Egle Crick 15 Feb 1803
Samuel Pangburn and Rebeca Mingles m Nov 1850
Moved to Strate Crick 17 Nov 1808
Joseph Knox b 5 April 1794
Robert Knox b 4 Jul 1796 - 1819
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Second Page:
Stephen Pangburn and Poly Morrow m 2 Sep 1819
Poly Pangburn b 16 Oct 1788
Stephen Pangburn and Sally Feely m 22 Mar 1821
Sally Pangburn b Oct 1783
Abi Pangburn b 13 Dec 1823
Samuel Pangburn b 25 Nov 1825
Millar Pangburn went to the traide to Colens August the 26th 1825
John Pangburn went to the traide to McClams. March the 12th 1827 left it
John Pangburn went to Wm. Anderson to the traide the 6 August 1827 to
stay 4 years
Angelina Jurdan (two words illegible) February 23, 1829
Elizebeth Pangburn m 21 Aug 1831
William Reed and Abi Pangburn m 29 Dec 1844
Rebeca Mingles b 4 Jul 1830
Third Page:
John Reed b Monday 10 Nov 1845
William Reed b 4 Mar 1848
Nelson C. Reed b 2 Feb 1853
Harmon W. Reed b 30 Jul 1859
William Reed b 10 Aug 1823 d 17 Apr 1889
Abi Pangburn b 13 Dec 1823 d Oct 1883
Mattie Reed b 24 Nov 1879
Nancy Pangburn d 16 Jun 1817 (Age 33 years ? Months 10 Days)
Poly Pangburn d 28 Apr 1820 (Age 31 years 6 Months and 12 Days)
Stephen Pangburn d 14 Dec 1850 (Aged 72 years ? Months)
Sally Pangburn d 15 Oct 1853 (Aged 70 years)
John F. Pangburn d 11 Mar 1864 (Aged 2 years and (illegible))
Fourth Page:
Moved from Ohio 27 Apr 1846. Arived in Ellanois Meser Co. the 20th of
May 1846
Moved from Illanois to Iowa October the 8th 1854
Mary Jane Hollingsworth d 12 June 1936 Denver, Co.
Milton E. Hollingsworth d 30 June 1926 Greeley, Co
Grace belle Hollingsworth d 11 Nov 1918
Nelson C. Reed 69 years. D 29 Nov 1921
Anna E. Stevens Reed 77 yrs. D 11 Sep 1931 both at Lohrville, Iowa
Three children: Alton N., Frank C., Winona Bell Reed Healy
George Pangburn b 5 Mar 1855
Mary Jane Pangburn b 10 May 1857
John F. Pangburn b 19 Aug 1861
Wm. Pangburn b 21 Feb 1868 Marshall Co. Iowa
Thanks Kay, for sharing all your information.
And, just to prove that we do try to match people working the same line
- read on - the Donald E. Pangburn's line that he submitted.
THE KANSAS "PANBURN" LINE
Samuel Pangburn Sr. - b ? d c. 1822 Brown Co., Ohio. M Rachel
Children:
Hanpton
Stephen
Elizabeth
Hulda
Abigal
(This is our "Gray Area" - need additional info!)
Stephen Pangburn b c. 1780 in W. Penn. D ? Iowa. m (1) 23 Nov 1800
(Mason Co. Kentucky) Nancy Knox b ? d 1818
Children:
Levi
Jemima
Elizabeth
William
James
Eli
(Need to more about this particular Stephen)
m (2) 2 Sep 1819 (Brown Co, Ohio) May (Mary) Morrow b ? d c. 1820
Children:
None
m (3) 23 Mar 1821 (Brown Co, Ohio) Sara Feeli (Feely -Feeby) b ? d ?
Children:
Abby
Samuel
Eli Pangburn b 1 Sep 1814 (Brown Co. Ohio) d 10 Jan 1894 (Siam, Iowa)
m (1) Tibatha Boyce Anderson b ? 1813 d Nov 1863 (Hawleyville, Iowa)
Children:
John K
Mary
Elizabeth
Louisa
Martha M.
Jemima
Licurges E.
Leonidas A.
(Tommy ?)
m (2) ? (Clarinda, Iowa) Rachael Barnes (Cunning) b ? d ?
Children:
Ada
Eva
Leonidas Anderson Pangburn - b 18 Dec 1852 (Galesburg, Ill) d 10 May
1939 (Waldo, KS) m 25 Oct 1878 (Troy, KS) Jane Simpson b 25 Mar 1855 (Cleveland, OH) d 15 Feb 1943 (Waldo, KS)
Children:
Walter E.
James A.
Samuel E.
John E.
Mamie
Armittie
Samuel Ernest Pangburn - b 6 June 1881 (Waldo, KS) d 10 Apr 1964
(Franklin, NB) m 11 Apr 1905 (Russell, KS) Alta Britt b 26 Apr 1881 d
3 May 1967
Children:
Virgil L.
Virgil Leo Pangburn - b 19 July 1907 (Waldo, KS d / m 20 July 1929 Vera P. Misner b 3 Oct 1908 (Sterling, KS) d 23 May 1978 (Wichita, KS)
Children:
Virginia L.
Donald E.
Gerould W.
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Donald Ernest Pangburn - b 15 May 1935 (Lyons, KS) d - m 25 Nov 1955 (Frederick, KS) Norma Lea Adams - b 17 Feb 1936 (near Lyons, KS) c
Children:
Michael W.
Mark A.
Sheldon E.
To Be Continued (I Hope)!
We understand that there was a Pangburn reunion recently. Kay and her husband Jim met with Don and Norma to exchange handshakes and information. Turns out Jim and Don are "half" fourth cousins. No too bad - getting these two people together wasn't too difficult - even if one does live in Kansa and the other in Colorado Now that you two know each other, don't forget to send us copies of any information you exchange!
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Marta Metcalf is looking for help on her PANGBURN line&ldots;..
Laura Ann Pangborn (b 13 Nov 1811 in Ohio, d. 28 Sep 1859 in Hubbard, Marion, Oregon) m 28 Apr 1833 at Sheffield twp, Lorain, Ohio to Augustus Right DIMICK. Augustus was the son of Solomon and Electra (Bird) Dimick and was b 10 Apr 1790 at Salisbury, Litchfield, Conn and d 18 Sep 1863 near Hubbard, Marion, Oregon.
Children:
Harriet Lydia - b 2 Feb 1834 Lorain, Ohio, d 20 Mar 1891, m 13
Nov 1851 Jackson Cooley
Mary J. - b 26 Apr 1835
George W. - b 28 Apr 1837 Boone Co, Ill - d after 1878 m 17
Nov 1859 Minerva A. Gleason - m (2) Rhoda L. Gleason
John Buell - b 26 Sep 1840 Boone Co, Ill - d 28 Jul 1903 m 7
Jan 1864 Almira Frances Everhard
Lucy Pangborn -(b c. 1820) m 14/15 Jan 1841 Boone Co, Ill to Joseph
Churchhill
Are Lucy and Laura sisters? Who are their parents?
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Marjorie Melby has submitted information on her line.
I. Daniel Knapp (bapt 3 July 1763) d 13 Dec 1821 at Preble Co., Ohio. He is buried at Oxford, Ohio. On 9 Feb 1785, at Addison, VT he m Ann Pangborn (who d before 30 Oct 1818)
Child: Anna Knapp
II. Anna Knapp m Isaac Doud of Elk Woods, PA. Isaac was b about 1790 and d 21 Oct 1853
Child: Charles Doud
III. Charles Doud b 12 Feb 1830 - Adaline Sweet
Child: Hiram Nelson Doud
IV. Hiram Nelson Doud b 13 May 1858 - m Nancy Susannah Millis at Black River Falls, Wis. In July 1886
Child: Hiram Earl Doud
V. Hiram Earl Doud (b 19 Nov 1893 -d 26 Dec 1960) m Mary Adaline Rice 17 Apr 1915. Mary Adaline d 17 Sep 1977.
Children:
Dorothy Doud Skutley
Marjorie Doud Melby
Marygrace Doud Hoard
Earl Leo Doud
Anyone have information on the parents of Anna Pangborn?
Vital Records of Vermont - LDS Film F1097, pt 193 (located at West L. A./ Gen. Library) Whitney, Vermont
Deceased : Edward Marsh PANGBORN, age 6 years, parents Amos & Mary PANGBORN. Date of death -June 30 1846 - cemetery, Elmwood, Burlington, VT
Marriage --- Bride Eliza PANGBORN, residence Whitney. Groom Harvey SMITH. Date of Marriage Dec 8, 1831. Rev Isaac WESCOTT (Isaac Ives) Whitney, VT
Essex, Vermont - Book 1, pg 281, Town Records
Marriage - Groom Elijah PANGBUM, res. groom Essex. Bride Laura
Phillips. Date of marriage Oct 27, 1822. Rev Asaph MORGAN. Andrew
MORGAN, Town Clerk, Essex, VT
Franklin Town Records
Marriage -- Esther N. PANBORN and John BAMHEAT. Date of marriage Jan 28, 1835. Rev Elish BASCOM. P. G. Gatos, Town Clerk, Franklin, VT
Barnard, Vermont
Death -- Henry E. PANGBORN, age 12 years. Parents James L. and Hannah PANGBORN. Death date Dec 1, 1847, Cemetery Center Yard. Attest: WM
NEWTON. Town Clerk, Barnard.
Ferrisburgh Town Meeting Book
Marriage -- Haldah (Hannah)?) PANGBORN and Moses GEORGE. Brides Res. Ferrisburgh. Date of marriage Mar 19, ?? (Filed Mar 25, 1815).
Johnathan STEVENS, Just of the Peace. Theodore MIDDLEBROOK, Town Clerk.
Middleberg Town Records
Marriage - Kate A. PANGBORN, res. Meriah, NY and Edward J. HENDEE. Date of marriage Feb 25, 1865. Bride age 22 yrs. Father's name Julius
PANGBURN. Mother's name C. N. Party Officiating J. T. HYDE, Middleberg,
VT J. MCDONALD, Town Clerk.
Burlington Town Records
Marriage - Laura A. PANGBORN and Luther L. LAURENCE. Res of bride Burlington. Date of marriage Oct 25, 1870 - age 32. No. of marriage 1. Place of birth Burlington. Fathers name David K. Mother's name Betsey F. Party officiating Rev. E. R. ATTWELL, Epis. Burlington Town
Clerk. Wm. H. ROOT.
Marriage - Amos PANGBURN and Mary E. ??? Res. of groom. Burlington. Date of marriage Sep 10, 1839.
Death - Amos PANGBORN -- age 43 - wife Mary PANGBORN - date of death Aug 19, 1843. Cemetery Elmwood, Burlington, VT
Death - Amos PANGBORN Jr. - age 9 mos. 19 days - parents Amos & Mary
PANGBORN. Date of death Aug 21, 1842. Cemetery Elmwood.
Death - Amos PANGBORN (2) AGE 5 MOS. 5 DAYS -- Parents Amos & Mary
PANGBORN -- date of death Dec 19, 1843. Cemetery Elmwood.
Marriage (City of Burlington, Vt. Vol. E, pg 105) Mary PANGBORN and Andrew A. Harrington. Res. of bride Burlington. Date of marriage Sep 20 1848. Party officiating Rev J. H. WORCESTER. Town Clerk M. C. GRAUDY.
Marriage (City of Burlington, VT Vol 2, pg 148) Mary E PANGBORN and Seline H. PEABODY. Res of bride Burlington. Date of marriage Aug 9, 1852. Party officiating Rev J. H. Worcester. Town Clerk M. C. GRAUDY.
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Virgennes City Records
Marriage - Liba (?) PANGBORN and ??? JOHNSON . Res of groom Virgennes W. Date of marriage Sept 17, 1811. Party Officiating Rev John ROUGH (?) Jarad BRAU, Town Clerk.
Panton Town Records
Marriage - Lucy PANGORN and Munson POND. Res of bride Panton. Date of Marriage. Mar 7, 1819. Party officiating Jesse GAURDY, Justice B KENT, Town Clerk.
Virgennes W. Town Records
Marriage - Lucy PANGBORN and Benoni SPRAGUE. Res of bride Virgennes W. date of marriage Oct 28 1807
Town of Shoreham
Marriage (bk of marriages pg 121) Philena PANGBORN and Adanh (?) WHITE. Res of bride Shoreham. Date of marriage Dec 19, 1822. Party officiating Daniel O. MORTON, Minister Gospel Levi BIRCHARD, Town Clerk.
Addison Vermont Real Estate Bk # 1
Marriage - Polly PANGBORNE and John N. Seane. Res of bride Addison. Date of marriage Oct 20, 1803. Party officiating Ebeneser MORRILL, Justice of the Peace. Gideon SEEGER, Town Clerk.
Barnard, Vermont
Death - Polly PANGBORN - age 77 years - name of husband Amos PANGBORN. Date of death Aug 3, 1854. Cemetery Center Yard. A true copy Oct 10 1919. William N. NEWTON, Attest, Barnard, VT.
Montpeller, VT
Marriage - Zebina K. PANGBURN and Maria Walton. Res of groom St. Johnsbury. Date of marriage Aug 26, 1824. Color white. Party officiating Chester WRIGHT. Inf'n informant Montpelier, VT., F. R. C. DeF. BANCROFT
Colchester, VT
Marriage - Terry PANGBURN and Esther BROWNSON. Res of groom Orwell, VT. Date of marriage Jan 18, 1815. Party officiating E. M. FARRINGTON, Justice of the Peace. Herman ALLEN, Town Clerk.
Addison, VT
Marriage -- Anna PANGBORN and Daniel Knapp. Date of marriage Feb 9, 1785. Part officiating John SHING (?), Justice of the Peace. Gideon SEEGER, Town Clerk.
New Haven, VT
Death -- Anna PANGBORN age 71. Husband John. Date of death June 1840. Cemetery Evergreen, New Haven, VT. Colchester, VTDeath - Artemas PANGBORN age 1 yr 2 mos 22 days. Parents Zereh (?) and Esther PANGBORN. Date of death Mar 20, 1820 Cemetery Munsons, Colchester, VT.
Virgennes, VT
Marriage - Amos PANGMAN and Polly KINGMAN Res of groom Virgennes. Date of Marriage Sep 4, 1808. Party officiating Beldon SEYMOUR, J. P. Jarod Bran, Town Clerk.
Shoreham VT
Marriage - Elizabeth PANGMAN and Edward BROWN. Res of bride Bridport, VT. Date of marriage Mar 1, 1792. James MOORE, Justice of the Peace. John B. Catlin, Town Clerk.
No City Listed, -- Vermont
Marriage - Amos PANGMAN and Sally HAMMOND. Res of groom Vermont. Date of marriage Nov 29, 1796. Party officiating Joshua ISHAM, Justice of the Peace.
Marriages, Baptisms, Births, etc., Schenectady, NY & Guilderland, NY, (Film 017910 (4425) LSD Salt Lake)
Marriage Records of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Schenectady, NY.
April 6, 1842 -- James PANGBURN, Rotterdam -- Bridget M. McDURMOT, Rotterdam. (Note: Dates conflict with those in the next section; also place of residence)
March 14, 1839 - William H. PANGBURN, Schenectady - Elizabeth WHEATON, Schenectady.
April 18, 1832 - John J. PANGBURN, Guilderland - Maria WHEATON, Schenectady. Witnesses John Clow and Catherine Jane PANGBURN.
Marriage Records for Guilderland, Albany Co., NY
April 6, 1843 -- James PANGBURN and Bridget M. McDURMOT - both of Schenectady.
April 2, 1834 - Richard PANGBURN of Rotterdam and Margaret BECKER of Schenectady.
April 11, 1832 - John J. PANGBURN of Guilderland and Maria WHEATON of Schenectady. WitnessesJohn CLOW and Catherine Jane PANGBURN.
August 16, 1832 -- Benjamin VAN ETTEN and Elizabeth PANGBURN both of Guilderland.
Dec 30, 1820 -- Nicholas PANGBURN and Elizabeth VAN DYCK.
Sept 15, 1819 - Samuel PANGBURN and Fanny GORDON.
Apr. 11, 1802 - Robert SHANNON and Rebecca PENKBURN, Noormanskill.
July 8, 1801 -- Joseph PANKBURN and Nancy BEATY, Schenectady.
Baptisms of Guilderland, NY
PANGBURN, Austin - parents David PANGBURN & Mary Ann MCDONALD - Birth 19 Mar 1842 - Bp 13 Dec 1842 - J. VAN VECHTEN, Minister.PANGBURN, Helen - parents John N.
PANGBURN & Elizabeth BRONK - Birth 19 Jun 1811 - Bp 28 Jul 1811 Rev. C.C.GUYLER.
PANGBURN, Catalina - parents David PANGBURN & Maria WARD - Birth 10 May 1810 - Bp 28 Dec 1810. Witness Margaret WARD.
OLIVER, Catalina -- David OLIVER and Rebecca PANGBURN - Birth 26 Jul 1810 - Bp 2 Sep 1810
PANKBURN, Richard - parents Benjamin PANKBURN & Mary VROOMAN -- Birth 17 Feb 1807
OLIVER, John - parents Daniel OLIVER & Rebecca PANGBURN, -- Birth 20 Oct 1807 - Baptised by the new Mr. BOFATT
PANGBURN, Catrina - parents John PANGBURN & Elizabeth Anne - Birth 22 Aug 1804 - Bp 30 Sep 1804
PANGBURN, Weyntje - parents Benjamin PANGBURN & Maria VROOMAN - Birth 14 Jul 1804, Bp 30 Sep 1804
PANKBURN, Nancy - parents Richard PANKBURN & Esther DILSON (?) - Birth 17 Feb 1799, Bp 17 Mar 1799
PANKBURN, Christina - parents Banjamin PANKBURN & Maria VROOMAN - 17 Mar 1799, Bp 12 May 1799
VAN PATTEN, Catlytje - parents Dirick VAN PATTEN, Jr. & Waltje PANKBURN - Birth 2 Apr 1798, Bp 12 May 1798 -Witnesses Benjamin PANKBURN & Maria PANKBURN
PENKBOURNE, Moses - parents Richard PENKBOURNE & Hetty DILSON - Birth 16 1797 - Bp 2 Apr 1797
VAN PATTON, Petrus - parents Dirick VAN PATTEN & Waltje PANGBURN - Birth 2 May 1796, Bp 29 May 1796 - Aarent D. VAN PATTON & Fulje VAN PATTON
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VAN PATTEN, Dirick - parents Dirick VAN PATTEN & Heytlje PANKBURN - Birth 24 Oct 1794, Bp 2 Nov 1974
VAN PATTEN, John -- parents Dirick VAN PATTEN Jr. & Heytlje PANKBURN -
Birth 24 Jun 1793, Bp 15 Jul 1793 -Witnesses John VAN PATTON & Dentje CLOCT
Congregations of Princetown and Helderberg Church, Guilderland, Albany Co., NY (Reel # 4201 (017678) - Salt Lake - LDS)
Baptisms
1799 - December 23rd - Stephen PENBURN (may be an adult baptism)
PENBURN, Peter - parents Benjamin PENBURN & Maria VROOMAN - born June 23, 1801 -Baptized July 19, 1801
PENBURN, Elizabeth - parents Stephen PENBURN & Sarah SAGER - born Jan 27, 1802 -- bp Apr 4, 1802
PENBURN, William - parents Joseph PENBURN & Nancy BETTE - born Apr 27, 1802 -- bp May 30, 1802 HON, Benjamin - parents Benjamin HON & Polly PENBURN - born May 14, 1802 - bp May 30, 1802
PENBURN, Cathalyntje -- parents John PENBURN & Elizabeth PRUNK - born Sep 1802 -- bp Oct 21, 1802
PENGBURN, William - parents Myndert PENGBURN & Caty BRUNK - born July 29, 1803 - bp Sep 1, 1803
HON, Hyram - parents Benjamin HON & Maria PENBURN - born Nov 14, 1803 -- bp Mar 11, 1804
PENBURN, Moses - parents Stephen PENBURN & Sarah SAGER - born Nov 29, 1803 - bp Jun 29, 1804
PENBURN, Matthew - parents Myndert PENBURN & Caty BRONK - Born Jun 11, 1805 - bp no date, 1805
PENBURN, John - parents Myndert PENBURN & Caty BRINK - Oct 2, 1807 -bp Nov 16, 1807
PENBURN, Nelly - parents Stephen PENBURN & Sarah SAGER - born Mar 29 1808 - bp Jun 12 1808
PENBURN, Elizabeth - parents Myndert PENBURN & Caty BRONK - born Jun 20, 1810 - bp Jul 15, 1810
PENBURN, David -- parents Stephen PENBURN & Sarah SAGER - born Nov 27, 1810 -- bp Mar 10 1811
PENBURN, Nicholas - parents Myndert PENBURN & Caty BRONK - born Sep 9, 1812 - bp Oct 18, 1812
PENBURN, David - parents John PENBURN & Elizabeth BRUNK - Aug 7, 1813 - bp Sep 12, 1813
PENBURN, Mary - parents Myndert PENBURN & Caty BRONK - born Aug 20, 1814 - bp Sep 25, 1814
PENBURN, Anna Maria - parents David PENBURN & Peggy SHERMAN - born May 14, 1819 - bp May 16, 1819
PENBURN, Abraham - parents Myndert PENBURN & Caty BRONK - born Dec 3, 1819 - bp Jan 30, 1820
PENBURN, John parents Nicholas PENGBURN & Elizabeth VAN DYER - Oct 6, 1821 - bp Dec 16, 1821
PANBURN, Steven - parents Gerret PANBURN & Magdeline SIXBY - born Oct 27, 1821 - bp Dec 16, 1821
PENBURN, William - parents William PENBURN & Rebecca TALER - born Jun 8, 1822 - Aug 11, 1822
PENBURN, Cornelius - Nicholas PENBURN & Elizabeth VAN DYKE - born Oct 28, 1822 - bp Dec 29, 1822
VAN CONICK, Joseph VAN CONICK & Hannah PENBURN - BORN Apr 2, 1823 - bp May 4, 1823
PENBURN, Elizabeth - parents Gerret PENBURN & Magdaline SEXBY - born June 18, 1823 - bp Oct 5, 1823
PAGBURN, Myndert Henry - parents Matthew PAGBURN & Catherine SNYDER - born Apr 27, 1831 - bp Jun 5, 1831
PANGHBORN, Louisa -- parents Anthony PENGHBORN & Jane PATERSON - born Mar 6, 1836 - bp July 1837
PANGBURN, Eve Ann - parents William PANGBURN & Besty TAYLOR - born Feb 10 1824 - bp May 1837
PANGBURN, Elizabeth - parents William PANGBURN & Betsey TAYLOR -- born Oct 31, 1825 - bp May 1837
PANGBURN, Harriet - William PANGBURN & Betsey TAYLOR - Mar 8, 1828 - bp May 1837
MARKLE, Melissa Ann - parents John A. MARKLE & Anna PANGHBURN - born Apr 1, 1846 - bp Oct 4, 1846
PANGBURN, Aaron Fuller - parents Abram M. PANGBURN & Margaret FULLER - born Dec 22, 1846 - bp July 4, 1847
MARKLE, Edward Byron - parents John A. MARKLE & Ann A. H. PANGHBURN - born Jul 19, 1848 - bp 1848
WESCOAT, Alfred - parents Samuel WESCOAT & Jane Eliza PANGHBURN - born Sep 25, 1848 - bp 1848
Marriages by Robert J. BLAIR, Pastor of Helderbergh & Princetown
Aug 18, 1827 - Alexander VAN VALKENBURG and Helena PANGBURN
Oct 14, 1843 - John M. MARKLE and Ann PANGBURN
Nov 26, 1845 - Charles SHAFER and Harriet PANGBURN
Marriage by William P. DAVIS, Pastor
Nov 20, 1847 - Samuel WESCOT of Rotterdam and Eliza PANGBURN of Guilderland.
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Guilderland, Albany Co., NY
Baptisms
PANGBURN, Jane Anne - parents William & Hannah PANGBURN - born Nov 16, 1828 - bp Aug 17, 1829
PANGBURN, Peter - parents John M. & Maria PANGBURN - born Oct 30, 1831 - bp Dec 11, 1831
PANGBURN, Oliver Stansel - parents William & Hannah PANGBURN - Born Jan 2, 1833 - bp Nov 3, 1833
PANGBURN, Cath Magdalene - parents John N. & Maria PANGBURN - born Jan 31, 1834 - bp May 11, 1834
PANGBURN, Elizabeth - parents John M. & Maria PANGBURN - BORN Feb 26, 1836 - bp May 21, 1836
PANGBORN, Mary Jane - PARENTS John & Maria PANGBORN - Mar 5, 1838 - bp Apr 22, 1838
PANGBURN, Jacob Lewis - parents Nicholas & Catherine PANGBURN - born Apr 16, 1838 - bp July 25, 1838
PANGBURN, Mary Amanda - parents Mathew & Catherine PANGBURN - born Feb 13, 1839 - bp Apr 4, 1839
PANGBURN, Alonzo - parents Abraham & Eliza PANGBURN - born Aug 2, 1839 - bp Dec 4, 1839
PANGBURN, William James - parents John M. & Maria PANGBURN - born Apr 4, 1840 - bp May 23, 1840
PANGBURN, Mary Elizabeth - parents Nicholas & Catherine PANGBURN - born Nov 20, 1840 - bp Sep 19, 1841
PANGBURN, Harriet Ann - parents Abraham & Margaret PANGBURN - born May 31, 1841 - bp Sep 19, 1841
PANGBURN, Wihelmus - parents John W. & Catherine PANGBURN - born Sept 24, 1841 - bp Nov 14, 1841
PANGBURN, Ann Augusta - parents John PANGBURN & Maria (Uxor) - born Dec 21, 1842 - bp May 14, 1843
PANGBURN, Jacob - PARENTS John W. & Catherine PANGBURN - born June 12, 1843 - bp July 1843
PANGBURN, Catherine Elizabeth - parent Abraham & Margaret PANGBURN - born May 21, 1844 - bp Sep 15, 1844
PANGBURN, Elizabeth - parents John W. Catherine PANGBURN - born Apr 26, 1845 - bp May 9, 1846
PANGBURN, Amanda - parents John M. Maria PANGBURN -- born Apr 13, 1846 - bp Oct 25, 1846
PANGBURN, Catherine - parents Nicholas & Catherine PANGBURN - Aug 24, 1845 - bp Nov 27, 1848
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PANGBURN, Minard - PARENTS Nicholas & Catherine PANGBURN - born Jul 4, 1848 - bp Nov 27, 1848
PANGBURN, Mary Eliza - parents Abraham & Margaret PANGBURN - born Jun 10, 1849 - bp Oct 28, 1849
PANGBURN, John Henry - parents Abraham & Margaret PANGBURN - BORN Aug 29, 1851 - bp Feb 15, 1852
PANGBURN, Peter Barney - parents Nicholas & Catherine PANGBURN - born Feb 2, 1852 - bp Jul 9, 1854
PANGBURN, Elmer L. - parents Jacob L. & Harriet PANGBURN - born Feb 7, 1864 - bp Jul 24, 1864
PANGBURN, Abram J. - parents Aaron & Martha PANGBURN - born Oct 2, 1871 - bp Jan 13, 1872
Marriages of Adults Evangelical Lutheran Church at Guilderland and Knox
Nov 12, 1862 - Jacob L. Pangburn and Harriet LIVINGSTON - both of Guilderland
Dec 31, 1865 - Helmes PANGBURN - Catherine LAMEAR - both of Guilderland
Dec 29, 1869 - David J. GROUNDE of Conquest, Cayuga Co. NY and Mary Eliza PANGBURN of Guilderland
Nov 1, 1870 - Aaron F. PANGBURN and Martha FREDRICK - both of Guilderland
Dec 12, 1871 - John H. PANGBURN and Mary M. MYNDERSE - both of Princetown, Schenectady Co., NY
Records of St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church - Guilderland NY (film 532622 - Salt Lake - LDS)
List of Communion Takers
PANGBURN, Mary Jane
PANGBURN, Catherine
May 23, 1858, Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was celebrated at the Evangelical Church of St James in Guilderland, NY
Record of Marriages by Rev. Adam CROWNE, Pastor of the Evangelical Church in Guilderland
May 9, 1842 -- Peter BALL with Mary PANGBURN
List of Members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of St James - Guilderland - taken March 4, 1851
No. 232 -- John W. PANGBURN
No. 233 - - Catherine PANGBURN, Uxor
No. 255 -- Catherine PANGBURN, wife of N.P.
Baptisms 1787 - 1875 -- St James Evangelical Church -- Guilderland
PANGBURN, Peter -- parents John M. PANGBURN & Maria -- b Oct 30, 1831 -- bp 20 Nov 1831
PANGBORN, Oliver Stansel -- parents William PANGBURN & Hannah -- b 2 Jan 1833 -- bp 3 Nov 1833
PANGBURN, Catherine Magdalane -- parents John N. PANGBURN & Maria -- b 31 Jan 1834 -- bp 11 May 1834
PANGBURN, Elizabeth -- parents John M. PANGBURN & Maria -- b 24 Feb 1836 -- bp 23 May 1836
PANGBURN, Silas -- parents Mathew PANGBURN & Catherine -- b 27 Mar 1836 -- bp 27 Aug 1837
PANGBURN, Mary Jane -- parents John Pangburn & Maria - b 5 Mar 1838 -- bp 22 Apr 1838
PANGBURN, Jacob Lewis -- parents Nicholas PANGBURN & Catherine - b 16 Apr 1838 -- bp 25 Jul 1838
PANGBURN, Mary Alexander -- parents Mathew PANGBURN & Catherine - b 13 Feb 1839 - bp 4 Apr 1839
PANGBURN, Alonzo -- parents Abraham PANGBURN & Eliza - b 2 Aug 1839 -- bp 4 Dec 1839
PANGBURN, Mary Elizabeth -- parents Nicholas PANGBURN & Catherine - b 20 Nov 1840 - bp 19 Sep 1841
PANGURN, Urlhelmus (?) - parents John W. PANGBURN & Catherine -- b 24 Sep 1841
PANGBURN, Jacob - parents John W. PANGBURN & Catherine - b 12 June 1843 - bp July 1843
PANGBURN, Elizabeth - parents John W. PANGBURN * Catherine -- b 21 Apr 1845 - bp 9 May 1846
PANGBURN, Amanda -- parents John M. PANGBURN & Maria - b 13 Apr 1946 - bp 25 Oct 1846
PANGBURN, Eliza - parents Abraham PANGBURN & Margaret - b 10 Jun 1849 -- bp 28 Oct 1849
PANGBURN, John Henry - parents Abraham M. Pangburn & Margaret - b 13 Apr 1851 - bp 26 Jan 1852
PANGBURN, Peter Barney -parents Nicholas PANGBURN & Catherine - b 2 Feb 1851 - bp 9 Jul 1854
PANGBURN, Ida Louisa -- parents Peter PANGBURN & ??? -- b 26 Feb 1856 -- bp 1 Feb 1857
Records of St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church - Guilderland NY (Film 53222622 - Salt Lake - LDS) Vol 2
Baptism
PANGBURN, Elmer L. -- parents Jacob L. & Harriet PANGBURN -- b 7 Feb 1864 -- bp 24 Jul 1864
PANGBURN, Abram T (or J.) -- parents Aaron & Martha PANGBURN -- b 2 Oct 1871 - bp no date
Funeral
PANGBURN, Catherine (Member # 31) -- d 6 Apr 1866
Members Dismissed by Certificate by J. W. LEAKE
No. 4 -- Mary Jane PANGBURN -- 3 Sep 1864
No. 3 -- Catherine PANGBURN -- 3 Sep 1864
No. 2 -- Maria PANGBURN -- 3 Sep 1864
No. 1 -- John M. Pangburn -- 3 Sep 1864
Marriages solemnized by J. W. LEAKE
No. 19 -- Helmes PANGBURN of Guilderland, NY and Catherine LEMEUR -- Dec 31, 1865.
Marriages solemnized by David SWOPE
No. 4 -- David J. GROUNDE of Conquest, Cayuga Co., NY to Mary Eliza PANGBURN of Guilderland, Albany Co., NY -- Dec 29, 1869
No. 10 -- Aaron F. PANGBURN to Martha FREDERICK --Both of Guilderland, Albany Co., NY, Nov 1, 1870
No. 15 - John H. PANGBURN of Guilderland, Albany Co., NY to Mary M. MYNDERSE of Princetown, Schenectady Co., NY-- Dec 12, 1871 -- Gave Certificate
Person Confirmed by J. LEAKE -- March 18 1866
No. 58 -- Martha Frederick PANGBURN - 14 + -- Mar 18, 1866
No. 74 -- Nicholas PANGBURN - Mar 18, 1866
No. 81 -- Aaron PANGBURN - 19 + -- Apr 19, 1867
No. 82 -- Mary Elizabeth PANGBURN -- April 19, 1867
Confirmations by Rev. D. SWOPE
No. 53 -- John H. PANGBURN 31 + -- Mar 12, 1871
No. 74 -- Jacob PANGBURN -- Apr 9, 1871
No. 89 -- Margaret A. PANGBURN -- May 6, 1871
List of Members of St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church - 1869 and 1870
PANGBURN, Harriet -- wife of Jacob P.
PANGBURN, Catherine -- Wife of Nicholas P.
PANGBURN, John W. Uxor Catherine
PANGBURN, Nicholas
PANGBURN, Margaret -- wife of Abram M. P.
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PANGBURN, Aaron
PANGBURN, Mary Eliza now wife of David J. GROUNDE
PANGBURN, Abram M.
List of Members of St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church - No dates given
No. 28 -- Harriet PANGBURN wife of Jac P.
No. 29 - Catherine PANGBURN wife of Nicholas P.
No. 84 -- John M. PANGBURN and ???
No. 85 -- Maria PANGBURN ???
No. 86 -- Catherine PANGBURN
No. 87 -- Mary Jane PANGBURN
No .227 Abram PANGBURN
No. 263 -- Catherine PANGBURN, deceased
No. 346 -- Margaret PANGBURN of Abram M. P.
No. 348 -- Aaron PANGBURN
No. 349 -- Mary Eliza PANGBURN
From English Records in Newberry Library, Oxfordshire
Record Society, Hearth Tax Returns, 1665, Bullingdon Hundred, Whately:
Edward Pangborne iiij
Ralph Pangborne iij
Membrane 22, Arncott
Oliver Pangburne
Poughley Hundred, Charlton upon Otmoor
Oliver Pangborne iiij
1663 Lay Subsidy Return, Bullington Hundred, Wheatley
Ralph Pangburne 1000800 in lands
Edward Pangburne 1000800
Holten
Sibbill Pangburne, widow, 1000800
Hanborough Marriages:
Richard Pangburn and Jane Pope, Oct 16, 1670
Ricardus Pangburn and Leatitia Brown, Oct 13, 1678
Gluielmus Pangburn and Anna Wells, Oct 13, 1715
1881 Infantry Militia: Henry Pangburn, Q.M.
1876, England and Wales, 1st W. York Henry Pangburn, Q. M.
From the records of Viola Pangburn Roberts at the Newberrry Library, 60 West Walton St., Chicago, IL 60610
The following information is taken from a film located at LDS in Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Old burial Places in the Town of Rotterdam, Schenectady Co., NY
On the farm of Isaac Wemple, about 450 ft. west of the house, and 20 ft.
south of the highway, are 40 white stones inscribed:
John PANGBURN, died 1858, age 85 years
Elizabeth BRUNK, (wife) died 1848, age 70 years
Nicholas PANGBURN (Son of John) died 1831, age 31 years
Abram PANGBURN, died 1891, age 73 years
Elizabeth PANGBURN, (wife) died 1878, age 61 years
Alexander PANGBURN, (son of Abram), died 1846, age 4 months
Helen PANGBURN, (dau of Abram), died 1849, Age 6 years
Caroline PANGBURN (dau of Abram), died 1858, age 3 years
---ie PANGBURN (DAU OF Abram ), died 1892, age 45 years
John N. PANGBURN, died 1899 (or 79?), age 57 years
James MILLER, died 1872, age 68 years
Caty MILLER (wife) died 1859, age 55
Margaret (dau of James MILLER) died 1841, age 7 years
Catharine (dau of James MILLER), died 1841, age 7 months
Peter MILLER, died 1891, age 75 years
Maria PANGBURN (wife) died 1901, age 79 years
Elizabeth MILLER (wife of Adam) died 1866, age 20 years
Nathaniel ELDRIDGE, died 1855, age 44 years
Helen PANGBURN (wife) died 1889, age 78 years
Broderick SEVERSON, died 1890, age 52 years
Sarah E. PANGBURN (wife) d 1883, age 46 years
John DELLEMONT, died 1846, age 82 years
Rebecca DE GRAFF (HIS WIFE) DIED 1837, AGE 58 YEARS
Margaret Eliza DELLEMENT (dau of Abraham) died 1849 age 2 years
Rebecca DELLEMENT (wife of John H. Vine) died 1839, age 29 years
Eve VINE (dau of John H. VINE) DIED 1834, AGE 21 YEARS
Joseph VAN DE BOGART, died 1850, age 90 years
Sarah VAN ZANT (his wife) died 1838, age 73 years
Peter VAN DE BOGART, died 1868, age 74 years
Nicholas VAN VALKENBURGH, died 1840, age 69 years
Nelly MEAK (his wife) died 1836, age 63 years
Jeramiah VAN DERPOOL, died 1872, age 83 years
Hannah VANDERPOOL (his wife), died 1888, age 88 years
Stephen VANDERPOOL, died 1883, age 78 years
Margaret VAN DE BOGERT (his wife), died 1871, age 65 years
Mary Ann FURBECK (dau of Philip) died 1823, age 4 years
Jacob LEWIS, died 1849, age 79 years
Francisco LEWIS (his wife) died 1855, 80 years
Elizabeth VAN DE BOGERT (wife of Cornelius VAN BUREN) died 1863, age 71 years
Joseph VAN BURNE (son of Cornelius) died 1842, age 21 years
Margaret PANGBURN (wife of Abraham N. PANGBURN) died 1851, age 20 years
Nelly VAN DE BOGERT (wife of Cornelius MILLER) d 1858, age ??? years
Margaret MILLER (dau of Cornelius) died 1854, age 13 years
Margaret VAN VALKENBURGH (wife of John B. MILLER), died 1858, age 61 years
Rebecca WARREN (dau of Walker WARREN) died 1844, age 3 years
Catherine A. WARREN (dau of Walker) died 1844, age 3 mos.
Jakie D. NIVER ( son of Worthy) died 1878, age 2 years
Peter VAN BUREN, about 1885, (no stone)
John FURBECK son of Philip), died 1823, age 4 years
Old Burial Places in Princetown, Schenectady Co., NY
On the farm of Edward PANGBURN, about 100 feet east of the house, in an orchard, 7 common field stones are visible, 1 inscribed A.B.A. 1802 -78. This farm was part of the Brougham Estate in early times.
Old Burial places in the town of Guilderland, Albany Co., NY
On the Gray Farm on Settles Hill, now owned by John N. PANGBURN, about 150 ft. from the house (east) are 12 stones. This plot is enclosed by a stone wall 3 ft. high (Gray & Osterman Families - No Pangburns)
On the Aaron F. PANGBURN Farm about 1/8 mile north of the house and about 400 ft. northwest of a stone heap piled in the cellar
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of a former house, and 50 ft. from the farm line fence, on a little knoll, are buried a man & wife: no stones mark the spot now. This farm was brought from Patroon VAN RENSSELAER in 1768 by Francis BIRD (?)
On the farm of Norton HALLENBECK, about 500 ft. southeast of the State Road Church, on the south side of the road, are about 20 stones visible, through there seems to be more graves.
Teunis SLINGERLAND, died 1852, age 77 years
Helen VAN WIE (his wife) died 1849, age 67 years
Dow T. SLINGERLAND, died 1852, age 41 years
Mary Ann SLINGERLAND (his wife) died 1843, age 29 years
Peter (son of Dow T.) died 1857, age 17 years
Helen (dau of Dow T.) died 1849, age 10 years
William PANGBURN, died 1836, age 76 years
Anna PANGBURN (wife) died 1843, age 69 years
William W. PANGBURN, died 1937, age 36 years
William FULLER, died 1842, age 22 years
Juliet WILBANK (dau of James died 1856, age 14 days
Malinda QUAKENBUSH (dau of Peter) died 1852, age 4 years
On the old original Valey Farm, now owned by William W. PANGBURN, located about 100 ft. west of the barn, on a knoll about 20 people are buried. There are 12 stones (VALEYS 7 BELTENHOUSE - No Pangburns)
On the farm of Francis VAN WORMER about 100 ft. south of the road leading from Dunnsville to Settles Hill, and 5 ft. east of the Line Fence between this and A. W. PANGBURN Farm - 4 stones visible - one inscription on Philip SIMMONS, died 1825, age 74 years. (this is said to have belonged to the PANGBURN Farm at one time).
These records were collected by William A. BRINKMAN, of Altamont, Albany Co., (Justice of the Peace) of Guilderland, 1895 to date. The collection was made by personal visits to the various burial places and interviewing old residents, in his interest to preserve the history of the vicinity. The work has extended over a period of years, and some of the burial places mentioned have been entirely obliterated and each year adds to the list of those destroyed. This material has been arranged and typewritten by Charlotte TAYLOR LOCKHURST, D..A. R. Schenectady, November 1914
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How many times have you seen a PANGBURN record - and just because it didn't belong to your line - you didn't take the time to copy and document it? That record could be the ties for another researcher! Many of you have been asking if we will be the repository for all
PANGBURN material - documents, pictures, and what have you. YES! You send it - we will publish it ( as time and space permits) and above all - we will pass on copies to those who are researching that line. It is not our intention to charge for this service nor in any way to make a profit. The material is not for sale and is not to be used by anyone for that purpose. PANGBURN is family - and the PANGBURN LETTER is a labor of love for that family. So check your files - if they are like ours, they are loaded with material. Good solid documents that will help others with their research.
Whenever you see the name PANGBURN - no matter how it is spelled - please copy the document and send it to us. Remember, the documents the document you are looking for may be found by someone else. You wouldn't want them to just pass it by!What are we looking for? Census (State & federal), Tax Lists, Vital Records, Land Records, Voters Records, Selectmen Records, City Directories, Old Telephone Directories, Town Hall Meeting Record, Dog Licenses (believe it or not, they exist), Court Records, Guardianship Records, Published Genealogies (be sure to include full name and date of the book - no infringement on copyrights!), County Histories, Town Histories, Church Records or Histories, newspaper clippings (obits, marriage, etc), diaries, Bible records, old records and postcards, Mass cards, Lodge records, and heaven only knows what else?
Now we are going to give each of you and assignment. Would you please check you local telephone book and send us a list of all
PANGBURN/PANGBORN/PANGBOURNE ( or however they spell it!) names and addresses. There could be another researcher lurking in the telephone books that we don't know about. You might do this too when you go on vacation. It can't hurt - it can only help all of us.
We are pleased to announce that we are ready to break the 100 mark on researchers of the PANGBURN line with whom we correspond. Do you have the name of another researcher to add to our list? Or - do you know of another Society or Library that would like to receive a copy.
We sent to approximately 400 right now.
Remember&ldots;
PANGBURNS were here and
PANGBURNS were there
If you know where they went,
Send it and SHARE!!