Pangburn Letters Volume 1 , Letter 1
Volume 1 , Letter 1 (Transcribed by Rick Pollard )
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This first issue of the PANGBURN LETTER is published at the cost of the Editor. The intent is non-profit and Is to be used to distribute information to others interested in the PANGBURN lines. Input from readers on their data is the most important function of this publication.
We will start by delving into one of the main controversies - the spelling of the NAME. Early Dutch records in Albany and Schenectady County, N.Y., show PENBERN, PANBERN, PAGBURN, PLANGBERN and finally PANGBURN. Later we have PANGBORN, PANGBORNE, PANG-BOURNE and PANGBURN.
This list could go on ad nauseam but all the variations seem to be actually the same family if we go back far enough.
Town records of Oyster Bay, N.Y. reveal the earliest record of our surname A "PETTER PANGBORNE, " cordwinder, residing in Oyster Bay, on 10 May 1682 indentured his second son" Edmond PANGBORNE, as an "apprintize" to John Rogers, Husbandman of the same town counties.
New Jersey seems to he the next landing place of the family PANGBURN. Many records are found of this surname in Mammouth and Middlesex Counties .
We later have a move to Allegheny County. PA by part of the family and from there to Brown Ohio. Another branch of the PANGBURNS move from New Jersey to Albany and Schenectady. Counties, N.Y., These are purely my observations and an over simplification of the moves of the PANGBURNS. Obviously, there were migrations all over the country at various times.
Now, that is briefly the way the migration seem to have taken place. There is much written on the various relation ships, but, how much is fact and how much conjecture ... we will leave to others
This publication will print data submitted anyone who has PANGBURN information perhaps by sharing With each other, our bits of information no matter how sketchy, we will be to put together the PANGBURN story.
We hope to continue this newsletter. but to do so we must have your material on PANGBURNS (no matter how you spell it ! I'll ask only that you include a 20C stamp -- we will stand the cost of printing for now
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SinceEditors should have some privileges, I'll start off with my PANGBURNS. Any corrections or additions are welcome. Some of the dates don't make sence, but I take them as I get them .
1. PETER PANGBURN born about 1640 place unknown died about 1695 .
Married Grace FFIDOE, dau of Richard & John - b 12 Aug 1764 Hannah FFIDOE. Mary - b 10 Sep 1766
Children:
Stephen - b 1672 m. Joan TUTTLE
Richard - b 1680 m Ann ?---------?
2. STEPHEN PANGBURN b 1672 m Joan TUTTLE (b 13 Dec 1675)
Children:
Edmond b. 1692 m Lydia ?_____?
Hannah b. ?______?
John b. 25 Sept 1710
Sussanna b 1740
Stephen b. 1742
3.EDMOND PANGBURN b. 1692 m Lydia ?____?
Children :
William b. 1706 - 1710 ?
4. WILLIAM PANGBURN b 1706-1710 m Mary CODDINGTON ( b. about 1706 - daughter of Benjamin & Mary CODDINGTON )
Children:
Edmond -- b 30 March 1728
Benjamin - b 19 June 1730
William - b 14 Aug. 1736 ( died young)
Charity -- b 11 January 1733 ( ???)
David -- b June 29 , 1735
Hannah - b Aug. 14 , 1736
William - b 22 April 1737 m Dec.4, 1761 Elizabeth Van der BOGERT
Mary - b. 29 June 1739 m Gerrit SEGERS
Lydia -b 27 April 1742
Sarah - b 11 Jan. 1744 m Johannes Straats SEGERS
Johannah -- b 13 April 1745 m ?__?
Richard -- b 22 May 1748 m Sept 28 1769 Cathalyntje Van Etten
Phrby - born about 1750
5. WILLIAM PANGBURN born in New Jerse 22 Apr 1737 - died 4 Mar 1827 m 4 Dec 1761
Elizabeth Van der BOGERT (b 1738, d Jan. 1, 1820). Both of them are buried on Charles Clark's farm in New Scotland, N.Y.
Children:
William - b 18 Oct 1762 m Anna BADGLEY , 22 Oct 1792
Children:
John - b 12 Aug. 1764
Mary - b 10 Sept. 1766
Lydia - b 10 Oct 1768
Ellenor - b 13 Oct 1770
Stephen - b 2 Oct 1772
Elizabeth -b 7 May 1775
David -- b 14 March 1777
Myndert -- b 18 June 1779
Joseph -- b 16 Aug. 1781 , m Nancy BEATTY
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CLINTON PANGBURN born 26 Aug 1849
Died 1897 at Buffalo N.Y. Married Jane PIKE .
( b _________Jun 1846 at Princetown, N.Y.)
children:
Lottie A. - b Oct 1875 Wilson, N.Y. m 21 Apr 1900 Fred CHAMBERLAIN at North Tonawanda, N.Y.
Isabelle (Belle) - b Jan 1884 at Wilson, N.Y. m (1) 25 Dec 1909 Edward H. HAMMOND at North Tonawanda, N.Y.; m (2) Rudolf WOLTERS
Jennie Sylvia- b 19 Jun 1886 at Wilson, N.Y. d 26 Oct 1944 in 31 Mar 1908 Noble deRavelle KNIGHT (b 31 Jan 1884 at Norristown, PA, d Jan 1950)
9.JENNIE SYLVIA PANGBURN born 19 Jun
1886 Wilson, N.Y., died 26 Oct 1944 married
31 Mar 1908 Noble deRavelle KNIGHT
Children:
Noble Marion - b 20 Mar 1909 d I I Aug 19 10
Genevieve May- b 27 Mar 1911 d 12 May 1981
Carlton Fredrick- b I I Feb 1912 d 9 Dec 1982
Isabel Catherine - b 7 Feb 1913 m Harold GROSS
The preceding material was obtained from the following sources:
(a) A Bible in the possession of Russell K. Whitcher,
Jackson, MICH.
(b) N.Y. Genealogical & Biographical Society (c) N.Y. State and Federal Census
(d) Death Certificates, and,
(e)Material from the research of Col. Howard D.
Criswell of Washington, D.C., to whom all
PANGBURN researchers owe a debt of gratitude.
Next we present the lineage of Mrs. Sue Ernst, 8 882 Evergreen, Brighton, Mich. 48116.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PANGBURN born 2l Jan 1840 Schenectady, N.Y., in 15 Nov 1865 Amsterdam, N.Y. to Jane Ann DOXATOR_ He died 2 Jul 1888 Midland, Mich. He was a Civil War Veteran.
Children:
William Aaron - b 1 Aug 1866 Albany, N.Y., in 1890 Midland, Mich- to Estelle METCALF John Franklin - b 4 Dec 1867
Leoura E. - b 4 May 1877
WILLIAM AARON PANGBURN born I Aug 1866 Albany, N.Y., m 1890 Midland, Mich. to Estelle METCALF
Children:
Francis Ellen - b 6 Dec 1891
Esther - b I Feb 1895 Midland, Mich, d 24 Sep 1971 at Onaway, Mich. m 24 Nov 1911 Onaway, Mich. to Wesley Lymus CHAPMAN
Mrs. Ernst is having problems proving the parentage of Benjamin Franklin PANGBURN but believes it may be Richard PANGBURN as shown in this copy taken from the
1850 Federal Census for N.Y.: Pg. 320, Root Twp., Montgomery Co., N. Y
7-Richard PANGBURN- age32 (laborer born in N. Y)
Martha - age 30 - horn N. Y.
Harriet M, - age 16 - born N. Y
Oresem ur - age 12 - born N. Y
Benjamin - age 10 - horn N Y
Cordelia - age 8 - born N. Y
Lydia -age 6
Aaron - age 6
Gertrude - age I
8-8,Marie (or Maud) PANGBURN a -e 73 born in N Y
Marie (or Maud) could have been the mother of Richard - no solid evidence.
Mrs. Ernst also believes that Benjamin Franklin PANGBURN may be related to the PANGBURN line listed in DAR # 296368:
RichardPANGBURN(son of William PANGBURA9 b 22 May 1748 Woodbridge, N.J., d 24 Aug 1832 Owego, N.Y, in 28 Sep 1769 Catalynte ,Van Etten at Albany (Dutch church.)
Children:
William - b, 6 Oct. 1771
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Hilletje - b 8 Jan 17 73 -m Dirk Van Petten -
Benjamin -b 24 Feb 1777 m Maria VROOMAN
David - b 17 Sep 1778
Thomas - b 25 Jun 1780
Mary - b 14 Oct 1781
Rebecca - b 8 Oct 1783
Charity - b 4 Jun 1785
Jacobus - b 13 May 1789
Isaac - b 12 Aug 1791
Catalyntie - b 2 Sep 1794
Benjamin married Maria 12 Aug 1798. She was born 27 Dec 1778 and died 3 Jul 1850. In 1850, she would have been 72, (73 in December.) A good possibility that she is the same Marie who lived next to Richard in Montgomey County.
Okay all you fellow PANGBURN researchers out there. Who can help Mrs. Sue Ernst prove this line??
Mr. Richard Fremon, 32 Barn Owl Dr., Hackettstown, N.J. 07840 writes:
A many times Great Grandfather of mine, one Charles Rowlison, married a Mary PANGBORN 28 Jan 1760 at the Scotch Plains (N.J.) Baptist Church. His son Isaiah was probably Mary's son, bit could have been the son of Charles' first wife. Perhaps someone could help Mr. Fremon on this??
Mr. Fremon has also included some miscellancous PANGBURN data to share with his fellow researchers.
The early N.J. PANGBOURNS evidently came in through Woodbridge, which was founded in 1666. The PANGBOURNS evidently started arriving during the few years either side of 1700 and some of them, at least, had previously lived in New York City, A William and his sons Richard and Peter are identified as first settlers of Rahway. Richard is known to have been there as early as 1698 and to have married Lehdya, daughter of John CONGER, who arrived in Rahway even earlier than that Edmund and Stephen evidently arrived in Woodbridge shortly after 1700. They and their wives became members of the newly organized Church of Christ there between 1708 and 1710. Edmund's wife was Lydia and Stephen's wife was Joanna Thornell. There is a record of the birth of Edmund's son John in 1704. Edmund died in 1711.
The following is some additional data extracted from one of Mr. Fremon's letters:
There was a Samuel. PANGBORN who (1) bought land from John Shotwell in 1743, (2) sold land to George Thomson in 1744, (3) was mentioned as the former owner of some land in the will of Spencer Elston in 1755 (this land was in Woodbridge), (4) witnessed the will of David Campbell, weaver, of Woodbridge in 1760, (5) witnessed the will of John Morris, Yeoman, of Elizabeth Borough in 1762, (6) with his wife, Martha, administered the estate of William Mars, farmer, of Middlesex County, in 1779, (7) witnessed the will of John Rawlison of Woodbridge in 1776, (8) witnessed the will of Moses Bishop (a relative of the Shotwells) of Woodbridge in 1784, (9) witnessed the will of Thomas Baker, yeoman, of Elizabeth Township in 1787.
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Peter PANGBORN was in Col Thomas Fanner's Colonial Regulars of Woodbridge in 1715.
Stephen Pangborn's wife is shown as Joanna Thornell in some records and as Joan Tuttle in other places.
Stephen PANGBORN, born about 1695, was son of Stephen Sr. and Joan. Stephen Jr. was married to (1) Rebecca IMLAY (d c. 1741 in Upper Freehold) and (2) Anna MONTGOMERIE. Stephen and Rebecca had sons Lines and William and a daughter Rebekah Jemsen. Stephen and Anna ended up living in the South Ward of Perth Amboy. Stephen Jr. (1) was executor of his father- in- law's estate (William Imlay) in 1741, (2) with Robert Imlay witnessed the will of Joseph Kinnan, cooper, of Upper Freehold, (3) with Robert and Rebekah witnessed the will of Mary Snow of Trenton in 1747, (4) participated in the inventory of the estate of Richard Stevens of Upper Freehold in 1745, (5) was mentioned in the Will of Robert English of Freehold of 1768, (6) witnessed the will of Alice Imlay of Upper Freehold in 1761,
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(7) Witnessed the will of Robert Montgomerie of Uper Freehold in 1766 (he was father-in-law to ---i Jr. and Robert English), and (8) died intestate in the South Ward of Perth Amboy in 1774. Some other Stephen Pangborn witnessed the will of John Rawlison in 1776.
Richard PANGBORN was alleged to be a son of William. Richard was listed in the New York City Census in 1696. He was a first settler of Rahway in 1698, at which time he leased a house and land from Jefry Jones. In 1709 he witnessed the will of Stephen Tuttle, cordwinder (shoemaker), of Woodbridge and in 1710 he witnessed the Will of John Conger, a planter, of Woodbridge.(Conger actually lived in Rahway, so .hat must have been considered part of Woodbridge Township at that time). Richard also was in a lawsuit vs. John Worth in 1711, owned land in 1714, sold land to William Bingla in 1719, witnessed the Will of John Ilslie in 1715, and was listed as a debtor to the estate of John Blanchard of Elizabethtown in 1730.
And one last little bit of information from Mr. Fremon: During the late 1600's there was a lot of deliberate recruiting of New York City, Long Island, and Connecticut people to come to New Jersey.
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Another Peter PANGBURN line submitted by Mrs. Shirley M. Eoff, 3143 Old Tunnel Rd .,
Lafayette, CA 94549. Mrs. Eoff states that PANGBURN is her husband's line.
PETER PANGBURN - m. Grace FFIDOE
RICHARD PANGBURN - b. 1680 - married Ann ??
TIMOTHY PANGBURN - b 1720 -Deborah YOUNGS in 1742
HANNAH PANGBURN - b 1743 - m (1)William THOMPSON in 1762 at Stamford, Conn. rn (2) Thomas MENTER in 1780.
The Canadian Connection ...
Mrs. William Malette, 9315 Sanelac, Detroit, Mich, 48224 submits the following:
The family has always presumed that the PANGBORN line has been Canadian from the word "go." The PANGBORNS, after further re-search, may have been Loyalists , thus their migration to Canada -Her line follows ...
JAMES PANGBORN - born 23 Jun 1802 d 19 Sep 1885. Resided Ridgetown, Ontario,Canada. Later Unadilla Township, Livingston County, Mich., married Elizabeth MARSH (b 19 Oct ___? , d 12 Mar 1890)
SARAH PANGBORN (dau of James and Elizabeth PANGBORN) born 1839 d 1917. Married Walter COLEMAN in 1864. Walter was born 12 April 1836 and died about,1876. Resided in Ridgetown, Ontario, Canada.
In one of Mrs. Malette's letters, she writes:
In Romantic Kent, 1626-1952 by Victor Lauriston, I found an item - in the village of Highgate, Orford Township one of the first settlers was Hiram MARSH in 1840. A little later came as James and Arthur PANGBURN
She has included a copy of the County Kent (formerly Bothwell Co.) Ontario, Canada census:
1852 Orford Twp,
Name Age
James PANGBURN 48
Elizabeth 40
James 20
Mary Jane 18
Priscilla 16
Sarah Ann 14
Darius 11
Isaac 9
Calista 7
Hiram 5
Bethsheba 3
Amelia 1
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1861 Howard Twp.
James PANGBURN (Yeoman) 59
ELIZABETH (Matron) 49
James 28
Mary Jane 26
Sarah Ann (Detroit) 22
Darius (Res. MI) 19
Isaac (Res. Dist. #3) 17
Calista (Res. Detroit) 16
Hiram 13
Bethsheba 11
Amelia 10
Leonard 7
Charlotte 4
1871 Howard Twp.
James PANGBURN 68
Elizabeth 58
James 36
Mary Jane 34
Darius 29
Isaac 27
Emelia 19
L.eona.rd 16
Charlotte 13
Yeoman James and Matron Elizabeth (Marsh) PANGBURN were my great-great grandparents. Sarah Ann PANGBURN was my great grand-mother. I have a wee book Honey Drops (Biblical Scriptures) with the inscription S. A. Pangborn I st 1860, which belonged to her. . . printed in Philadelphia.
This family moved to Unadilla Township, Livingston Co., Mich. and are shown on the. 1880 census.Howard Twp. must include the town Ridgetown, because that's where they lived in Canada In a booklet printed in Ridgetown in 1930 to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the town's incorporation I find the names James and M-J. PANGBURN as being officials in the temperance organization in the 1860's.
In looking over my notes from long ago, I find that there were two other PAAIGBURN men in Orford Twp. named Hiram and Thomas PANG-BURN. They very well could have been brothers to James. Jame's son, Isaac, is staying at Hiram's at the age of 17... probably helping with chores.
Mrs. Malette notes that she has been finding her line with the name spelled PANGBORN and PANGBURN. A check of her Coleman Family Bible brought over from England with birth dates starting in the 1700's revealed the following:
Sarah Ann PANGBORN married Walter Coleman ... 1864.
The following is miscellaneous PANGBURN information submitted by Mrs. Malette:
James PANGBORN - b 23 Jun 1802, died 19 Sep 1885 Elizabeth (Marsh) PANGBORN - b 19 Oct 1812, died 12 Mar 1890, buried at Pinckney Cemetery, Mich-
Children:
James - b 8 Nov 1832, d 10 Mar 1875 (probably bachelor) buried at Pinckney Cemetery, Mich.
Mary Jane - b 27 Sep 1834 (N.Y.) died 24 Jan 1892, m , John A. STILES(b 3 Sep 1833, d27 Jun 1904) no issue buried at Sprout Ceme-tery, Mich.
Priscilla- b 26 Aug 1836, death unknown, m ?? WHITE, buried at Porterfield, CA
Children: Frank-, Hiram, Mary Catherine (Barnaby), Nettie (Kincade)
Sarah Ann - b 9 Jun 1839, d 1917, buried at Ridgetown, Ont., Canada, m (1) Walter E. Coleman, m (2) Thomas SCANE
Cliildren: Grace, Minnie Isabella Coleman Thomas, Sepha Scane
Darius - b 28 Feb 1842, d 16 Jan 1910, in Lillian ? ? (b 1863) buried at Sprout Cemetery, Mich.
Isaac - b 26 Apr 1843, d 21 Oct 1902, m Julia WOOD (1852-193 ?) Resided Genoa Twp., Mich. Buried Sprout Cemetery, Mich-
Calista (Kittie) - b 6 Mar 1845, died Linden, Mich. - date unknown, m (1) ? ? ? BRITTEN, m (2) Henry CROFT (b 1856)
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Children:
Millie Britten - b 1866, m Andrew STIFF
David Croft - b 1868
Fred Croft - b 1870
Matilda - b 5 Sep 1847, d Oct IS 1849
Hiram - b 27 Mar 1849, d 5 Aug 1874 buried at Pinckney Cem. (prob. bach.)
Sheba - b I Oct 1850, died at Alpena, Mich., m ? ? ? HASKINS
Emelia - b 12 Oct 1852, d 20 Apr 1910, m. Alpheus SMITH (b 1854, d 18 Apr 1910 Chilson, Mich.)
Children:
Glen, Clyde & Hiram
Leonard - b 20 Dec 1854, d Portland, Ore., m Ella SWIFT (b 1857, Minn.)
Children:
Francis - m ? ? SHAW
Children Leonard, Mable)
Charlotte Louise - b 24 Feb 1857, d 1924 Vancouver, British Columbia, m. Andrew GILL
Children:
Madelein - m Gustav RODDE
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Maurine Brevoort Seely, 160 E. 234th St, Carson, CA 90745 has submitted the following:
SAMUEL PANGBORN - b 1819, d ? ? m Sarah A. ? ? ? (b 1823)
FRANCIS L PANGBORN- b23 Jun 1847, m 18 Mar 1870 Frewsburg. N.Y. to Annie Culinda WALROD (d 4 Jul 1925 Fredonia, N.Y.)
RUTH M. PANGBORN - b 13 May 1879, d 15 Dec 1963 Stockton, N.Y., m 15 Nov 1899 Stockton, N.Y. to Earl Carson BREVOORT (b 16 Oct 1878 Stockton, N.Y.)
Mrs. Seely has obtained copies of Samuel PANGBORN'S Civil War pension file which shows he was a Pvt. in Company F, 176th Regt N.Y. Vol. The Files further show that he enlisted in the fall of 1862, that he had lived in town of Nelson, Madison Co., N.Y. for 9 years prior to entering the service, was captured at Brashear City, LA on 23 Jun 1863 and paroled on 29 Jun 1863. After discharge on 16 Nov 1863 he went back to Madison County, and resided there until March 1865 at which time he and his family moved to the town of Carroll in Chautauqua Co.,N.Y. Although he moved to another city about 1878, namely Poland it appears that he spent his later years in Chautauqua County. His request for pension in 1883 shows his address as Frewsburg, Chautauqua Co., N.Y.
Okay- everybody look at your Files. Can anyone fill in more
The Treasures of Pisgah & Levanna, Ohio by Carl N. Thompson contains a section on PANGBURNS by the late Colonel Clarence P. Heath, a noted historian and genealogist of Detroit, Mich. The section is titled "The Stream of the Sons of Paega" and is a reading "must" for every PANGBURN researcher.
Following is the line of Patricia Sawyer, 32945 Newcastle Dr., Warren, MI 48093 - (Col. Heath's daughter)
WILLIAM PANGBURN - born c 1744 at Middlesex Co., N.J. -died c 1815 at Allegheny Co., PA, in 30 Dec 1770 to Hannah Fitz Randolph (b 5 Jan 1746-7 at Princeton, N.J.. d 11 Jun 1835 at Ripley, Ohio)
LINES PANGBURN - b 3 Sep 1783 in Allegheny Co., PA, d 28 Sep 1863 in Ripley, Ohio, m 7 Feb 1805 Rebecca Applegate (b 15 Jan 1784 at Allegheny Co., PA, d 15 Aug 1871 in Brown Co., Ohio)
HANNAH LETITIA PANGBURN - b 15 Sep 1810 in Allegheny Co.. PA, d 2 Feb 1890 in Danville, Ill., m 16 Aug 1831 to John W. Parker (b 24 Jun 1811 Brown Co.. Ohio d 23 Aug 1896 at 47 Danville, 111.)
For further information on this PANGBURN line, consult Randolph- Pangburn-William Pangburn and his wife Hannah Fitz Randolph - their ancestry and descendants 1620-1909 published by the Pangburn Society of Allegheny Co.. PA., 1909. Los Angeles Public Library has a copy - Call # R929.2 RI 12. ( A copy is availble on this site )
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And while were on the subject &ldots;
Does anyone know if the Pangburn Society of Allegheny Co. still exists ???
If not , does anyone know who has the records of the society ??
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Mrs. Hugh Miner, 2516 W. Stagecoach Rd.,
Grand Island, NE 68801 has submitted the following:
Martha Helen Pangburn married Aaron WALDRON, Jr., brother o my great-grandfather, Isaac H. Waldron They lived in Guilderland, Albany. Co., N.Y. Later, Martha lived in Schenectady. Aaron, Jr. was born 1843 and died 1895. Martha Helen was born I Dec 1840 and was still living in Schenectady in 1930.
I have copies of several letters she wrote from 1920 to 1930. She mentions in one letter that she had 9 brothers and sisters. She and Aaron had one son but he must have died as a young adult. She talks of 2 youngsters, Helen and Harold, who could be her grandchildren as they lived with her.
Mrs. Miner, like everyone else, is looking for help. Anything in your files???
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A CITY NAMED PANGBURN
North of Little Rock in the State of Arkansas, lies a town with the name PANGBURN. Mr. Ray Rains of the town of PANGBURN gave us the following information:
Doctor David PANGBURN founded the town in 185 7. He was originally from Schenectady, N. Y but he had been living in 0hio prior to his move to Arkansas. Dr. Pangburn's wife was Mary Ann McDonald and the last of his children that were living in Pangburn was a daughter named Sarah who died in 1932. She was the last Pangburn in the town.
Armed with this information, I checked my records from the Schenectady area.
Marriages, Baptisms & Births of Guilderland, N.Y. (film # 0 179 10 # 4425 Salt Lake City LDS Library) revealed a Baptism of Austin PANGBURN born 19 Mar 1842 - Baptized 13 Dec 1842. The parents were David PANGBURN and Mary Ann McDonald.
Film # 4201 Baptisms Guilderland, N.Y. showed David born 7 Aug 1813, Baptized 12 Sep 1813. Parents John PENBURN and Elizabeth Brunk. (Note the spelling of Pangburn!)
Most of us may have trouble tracing our PANGBURN pedigrees, but the town of PANGBURN certainly knows where it came from!
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Jean L. Jemison, 360 S. 50th St., LincoIn, NE 68510.. is looking for a Ruth PANGBURN who could be the daughter of Richard (born in New Jersey).
Can anyone help???
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The next section will be odds and ends of PANGBURN material from various sources:
Gazetteer and Business Directory of Chemung and Schuyler Counties, N.Y. for 1868-9 contains the following
Town of Hector:
PANGBURN, Daniel (Logan) farmer I and leases 14
Town of Orange:
PANGBORN, John (Townsend) farmer 116 leases 1 1/2
PANGBURN, Eugene (Pine Grove) carpenter and farmer 4
Town of Reading:
PANGBORN, Nicholas (Reading) farmer 25
PANGBORNE, Kate Miss (Reading) School Teacher
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Gazetteer & Business Directory of Chautauqua N Y. 1869-70:
Town of Norwich: PANGBURN, John (Norwich) carpenter & Builder, Canal
Town of Smithville: PANGBURN, Wm. 0. (Oxford) Lot 27, T3 farmer 151
Gazetteer & Business Directory of Niagara Co., N.Y. 1869:
Town of Wilson:, PANGBURN, Emory (Wilson) Lot 70 Resident PANGBURN, Stephen (Wilson) Lot 70 Farmer 6 2 1/2
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Revolutionary War Pensions & Bounty Lands
(LDS Salt Lake Reel # 971,867):
PANGBURN, John Pvt. N.Y. Warrant -# 7596 issued to Issac Bogaart, Assignee
PANGBURN, John E. & Nancy # W 19968
PANGBURN, Peter & Maria R 7917
PANGBURN, Richard S22929
PANGBURN, Samuel S43778
PANGBURN, William W 7656
PANGBURN, William S 35023
PANGB URN, Zellah (Widow) W 21893
PANGBURN, Joseph S 34464
PANGBURN, AdonijahS 38290
The above files can be obtained from the National Archives in Washington, D.C., using the name and file number listed.
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Rosters of Soldiers in the War of 1812-14 - State of Vermont:
PANGBORN, Hoseah - Enlisted 30 Mar 1814 during the war in Capt. James Taylor's Co., 30th
Regt. Also served in Capt. Sanford's Co. Pension certificate of widow, Christina, #3543 1. Reference R&L 1812, AGO page 53.
PANGBORN, Nathaniel, Ensign. Served from 12 Apr to 21 Apr 1814 in Col. W. B. Sumners Regt.
PANGBOURN, Noah, Served from 12 Apr to 20 May 1814 in Capt- George Fisher's Co., Sumner's Regt.
PANGBOURN, Truman, Served from 12 Apr to 20 May 1814 in Capt. George Fisher's Co., Sumner's Regt.
PANGBOURN; Zeba, Served from 12 Apr to 21 Apr 1814 in Capt. Edmund B. Hill's Co., Sumner's -Regt Ref Bk 52 AGO page 283.
PANGBURN, Hosea, Elizabeth, N.Y. Enl. 29 Mar 1814 during the war and served in Capt. Miller's Co. and Capt- Gideon Spencer's Co., 30th Regt. Ref R&L 1812 AGO pages 54,55,57.
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Contributions for the Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady from 1662 to 1800 by Jonathan Pearson:
PANGBURN , Edmond, and Mary Ostrander, Ch: Elizabeth, bp June 30, 1778
Richard and Catalyntje Van Etten. Ch bp: Thomas, June 25, 1780; Mary, Oct 14,178 1; Jacobus, b May 13, 1789.
Richard, m Hetty (Esther) Wilson, Feb. 11, 1796. Ch b: Moses, Feb. 16,1797; Nancy, Feb. 17,1799.
Benjamin, m. Maria Vrooman,__?___1798. Ch. b: Christina, March 11, 1799; Weyntje, July 14, 1804; Richard, Feb. 7, 1807.
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I've made some assumptions and presented some undocumented material. I welcome any and all criticism.
Every bit of information is important, even if it is only a name.
REMEMBER - Volume 1. Number 2 is up to YOU!!