Pangburn Letters Vol. 3 Letter 1
April 1985
Transcribed by Richard Pollard
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PANGBURN LETTER VOLUME 3 , Letter 1
APRIL 1985
Donn E. Wagner, Editor - 5245 Walton Street, Long Beach, CA 90815 Number I
The PANGBURNLETTER 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.
Have you ever tasted Pangburn candy? Did you ever wonder if the founders of this company were from your branch of the Pangbum family? Well, thanks to Don Pangburn we now know something about the founder. Don's mother was an avid genealogist and Don inherited all of her research notes. Don has been " burning the midnight oil" inputing this information into his IBM personal computer. Don, we look forward to your help when the project is completed'
Following is a letter Don's mother received from the Pangbum Candy Company ...
Pangburn's Western Style Chocolates Pangburn Company Inc. 1301-31 W. 7th St., P.O. Box 65 Fort Worth 1, Texas September 25, 1964
Dear Mrs. Pangburn
It was good of you to write us, and we are certainly happy to know we have a Pangburn Booster" who is a Pangburn! You will be interested in knowing that this company was founded by Mr. Hugh Pangburn a Fort Worth Druggist 50 years ago-- we are celebrating our 50th Anniversary' Mr. Pangburn passed away in 1929, however, Mrs. Pangburn remained active in the business until her death two years ago. Their daughter, Ida Nelle, is Treasurer of the Company and makes her home here in Fort Worth. Possibly she will be available when you do come to Fort Worth
Thanks again for your letter -- when you are in Fort Worth, please be sure to pay us a visit.
Sincerely,
FRANK DARK Sales Manager
Next we give you a letter written by the founder's daughter, Ida Nelle Pangburn, to Don's mother, Mrs. Virgil Pangburn (letter is undated).
Dear Mrs. Pangburn,
Many apologies for being so long in answering your very nice letter. 1 have searched in vain, so far, for the book of the Pangburn family. It is one of those things 1 surely thought could be found with no trouble. Well, so far. it has eluded my efforts.
1 My grandfather, Henry K. Pangburn brought his family to Texas, from Kentucky, in 1876. Pangburn's are all but extinct in this part of the country. In fact, 1 am the last of the line. When the book is found I feel sure I can answer some of your questions and will be delighted to do so. Thank you for saying such nice things about the candy and being such good customers
My father founded the business fifty years ago and we have distributors through drug stores all over the United States.
Please forgive my rudeness in not writing sooner. Thank you for the letter and if and when I have anything to offer regarding your questions, I'll let you know.
Sincerely,
IDA NELLE PANGBURN
And still another letter from Ida Nelle...
Dear Relative: 4-14-65
A belated thanks for your Christmas card. I did appreciate being remembered. Finally, I have rounded up via D.A. R. records from Washington D.C. my pedigree from Randolph- Pangburn family history (enclosed).
My file of correspondence from Pangburns is growing since distribution of candy has covered the entire United States. San Francisco has quite a few Pangburn's.
I find it very interesting as my branch of the family has reached a climax with me. My father was the only one to marry in his family and I am his only child. His sisters were very interested in family ties and would never forgive my losing the Pangburn records. I regret it too.
Sincerely, IDA NELLE PANGBURN
DAR CHART
IDA NELLE PANGBURN, dau of Hugh Thomas Pangburn (b. Oct 21, 1875, Maysville, KY - d. June 11, 1928, Fort Worth, Texas) Married March 8, 1899 Fannie Mae Tapp (b. July 5. 1880. VanZandt Co., Texas)
Son of- Henry K. Pangburn, b. May 29. 1829, Washington Co.. PA, d. Mar 12, 1892, Hutchens, Dallas Co., Texas Married Mar 12, 1863 Susan H. Pwens. b. Apr. 10 , 1837, Washington, KY, d. Feb. 17, 1906 Dallas Co.. Texas
Son of
John Pangburn , b. Dec. 4, 1795, d. July 24, 1883. Felicity, Brown Co., Ohio Married Mary McDonough, b. Feb. 2, 1796, Washington Co., PA, d. July 3, 1843. Son of (William) Stephen Pangburn , b. Nov. 9, 1771, d. 1797 Married: Elizabeth Wall
Son of:
William Pangburn, h. 1744. d. after 1790 Married Dec. 10, 1770 Hannah Fitz Randolph. b. Jan. -5, 1746, d. June 11, 1835, Brown Co., Ohio
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Son of
Stephen Pangburn
Hannah Fitz Randolph, dau of Nathanial Fitz Randolph, b. Nov. 11, 1703, Princeton, NJ Son of. Banjamin Fitz Randolph, b. Apr. 4, 1663, Mass., d. Oct. 6, 1746. Princeton, NJ Married 1689 Sarah Dennis, d. Nov. 22,1732, Princeton, NJ
Son of
Edward Fitz Randolph, d. Oct. 6, 1746
EDITOR'S NOTE., Like others, we tried to contact the Pangburn Candy Company two times, but no response. Perhaps, since they are a division of another candy company, there is no longer a public relation interest in the Pangburn name,
SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ...
Barbara Alm for helping Pat Crosby with her Conrey/Pangborn line. Pat has been working on this line for 5 years and finally a tie! Pat's request for info appeared in Pangburn Letter, Vol. 1, No. 2, page 5. (If you are working the Conrey/Calvin line, we'll put you in contact with these two researchers.)
Barbara submitted the following information on this line.
Thirza Conrey, b. 18 Apr 1806 (dau John Conrey, b. 22 Apr 1760 and Sara Calin, b. 16 Jan 1770) Married 1925 John L. Pangborn, b. 10 Aug 1803 , John had a twin sister Nancy Pangborn. We believe he also had a brother Samuel Pangborn b. 21 Dec 1799. The mother and father were Margaret ------Pangborn , b.3 Feb l772& Hampton Pangborn b. 27 Oct 1773.
Children:
Nancy Ann (unmarried)
Smiley Shepard - m. Hannah Beck (no children)
Minerva Conrey - m. Ira Calvin
Margaret Sarah - m. David Shepard
Sarnual Lilly. b. 27 Oct 1834, d. 26 Dec 1895 Kokomo, IN m. Nancy Staton 27 Aug 1857, (2nd) Hattie Adams 30 Mar 1875
Acenith Lucky - m. Newton Calvin (1831-1898)
John Conrey served in Revolutionary War in the 6th Regiment, Col. Morris Graharn, and belonged to the Dutchess Co. Militia, N.Y. in Revolutionary Way as colony and state, by James A. Roberts Comptroller, second edition, Albany, New York. 1808 p. 145 R.A. Brack, sec'y So. Hist. Society, Richmond, VA (wounded in battle of Perry's Victory (great grandfather of Bertha, Edgar, Warren, Hugh Pangborn.)
Satnual Lilly Pangborn b. 27 Oct 1834, Kokomo, IN, d. 26 Dec 1895 Kokomo, IN . Married Nancy Staton 27 Aug 1857 Harion County, IN, b. 21 Dec 1839
Children:
Orion Fremont b. 26 Aug 1858 Oxford, IN, d. 20 Oct 1875
Jessie Violet, b. 23 Jan 1863 or 1869 Oxford, IN, d. Feb 1922 m. Fred Gooding 13 May 1891 Kokomo, IN
Olivia Vesta, b. 8 Feb 1874, d. 27 July 1874 Indianapolis, IN
(Nancy Staton Pangborn d. 12 May 1874 at Zionsville, IN) Married (2nd) Hattie Adams, dau James Adams and Mary Wheeler, b. 29 Nov 1854 Westboro, MA, d. 25 Dec 1885. m. 30 Mar 1875 Chenoa, IL
Children:
Bertha Bell, b. Ind. 6 Mar 1876 at Oxford, IN, m. Harry Strubbie 20 July 1899 Kokomo, IN Edgar Hall, b. Rankin. IL, Fri, 26 July 1878 at 11:30 p.m. m. Ana Hudson, he d. 13 May 1967
Children:
Richard
Ana-May
Edgar
Warren Samuel Pangborn, b. 13 May 1880 Thurs., 8:30 a. m. Girard, KS Married Laura Bingham 9 Aug 1903 (b. 22 Oct 1884) Children:
Eugene Bingham b. I July 1904,4123 Feb 1906 at22 mos.
Lucille Jennet m. Gordon B. Cline
Lois m. Preston G. Roberts
Warren Wilber m. Gladys Antle (no children)
Hugh George, b. 21 Mar 1882 Girard, KS
Hattie Minerva, b. Fayetteville, AR 21 Apr 1883, d. I I July
1883
HUGH GEORGE PANGBORN b. 21 Mar 1882 Girard, KS Tues. 8:30 a.m., d 10 Aug 1968 at Hemet, CA, buried West Covina, CA at Forest Lawn Cemetery. Married. Evelyn McCullock b. 2 Jan 1885, d. 22 Nov 1951
Children:
Baby boy died at birth
Hugh Gale Pangborn, b. 21 July 1907 Tacoma, WA, Sunday, d. 28 Dec 1978 Los Angeles, CA, buried Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills Cemetery Married- Alice
Children:
Adopted Alice's son by her first married - Herbert Harold m. Margaret one daughter 3rd Marriage: Aileen Stone (father Henry Stone)
HUGH GALE PANGBORN b. 21 July 1907, d. 28 Dec 1978 Married- Muriel Minnie Johnson, b. 29 Aug 1908, 10 Sept 1929, in Los Angeles, CA at the Methodist Church on Main St Her mother was Minney May Pendleton and her father Henry Bertrum Johnson.
Children:
Barbara Muriel b. 16 Aug 1931 in Los Angeles, CA
Hugh Gale Pangborn, Jr., b. 9 Sept 1934
Ronald Roger, b. 21 Dec 1944
BARBARA MURIEL PANGBORN b. 16 Aug 1931 in Los Angeles, CA. Queen of Angels Hospital Married. Robert Richard Alm, b 15 July 1926 in Burbank, CA, on 24 Nov 1950. Robert Alm was a Lt.JG at the time as well as a math teacher. He was recalled to the Korean War. Retired as a Lt.Cmdr. after 25 years of reserve and active service. Retired from Los Angeles Board of Education after 35 years of service ending as the Administrator of Certificated Personnel.
Children:
Twins: Karen & Barbara, b. 17 Aug 1954 at 1:25 p.m. at the Kaiser Hospital. Los Angeles. CA Married: 14 July 1979 Charles Merman, b. 15 July 1941 Manhattan, NY (no children)
Diana Muriel b 17 Aug 1954 at 1:28 p.m.Married 17 Aug 1979 Warren Carl Ortloff, b. 4 May 1957
Children:
Robert Alm Ortloff, b. 7 Jan 1982 Another due in Aug. 84
Hugh Gale Pangborn Jr. b. 9 Sept 1934 at home in Los Angeles, CA Married- I July 1957 Emily Lewis b. 4 Mar 1936 in Hollywood, CA.
Children:
Deanne Emily, b. 17 March 1958 Married Brian Olson, b. 10 Oct 1957, d. 20 Nov 1982
Children:
Gale Deanne Olson b. 22 Dec 1975 at 6:34 am.
Erik Olson, b. 1980 Married. (2nd) Ben Benedict
Muriel Madelyn, b. 13 Mar 1960 Married. Mark Llwewllyn
Children:
Bonnie Jean, 3 May 1981 Another due Sept.
Alice Miriam, b. 15 July Married. Harold Rosendahl, 28 May 1983
Hugh Garth, b. I July 1972
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Ronald Roger Pangborn, b. 21 Dec 1944, Glendale, CA, Adventist Hospital
Married 23 June 1973 Madleline Marie Antonovich, b. 23
Mar 1943
Children:
Francine Marie, b. 12 Mar 1974
Michelle Christine, b. 29 Jan 1976
(The above material was also submitted by Emily Pangburn). And now, let s go back to the Pangburn Letter, Vol.1, No. 2, page 6, and you will note that the above information fills in some blank spots in Kay Reed's and Donald Pangburn's s line. Maybe if we all keep working someday we'll know the whole picture! By the way, Barbara, Nancy and John L Pangburn were twins as shown in Kay's line, and Samuel was his brother
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A U.S./CANADIAN CONNECTION
Lamora Magdaleno has submitted material that may help you "border crossers" to tie down some of your ancestors. Lamora's line goes as follows:
PETER PANGBORN and Grace. He appears as a single man in 1675 at Newtowne in the Documentary History of N.Y. He was at Long Island where the name appears as late as 1683. He may have moved to NJ.
Peter
Richard. bought land 1698 NJ
Stephen b. ca 1671 in Woodbridge NJ??? some say. (See below)
Edmond wife Lydia. An Edmond was at Watervliet NY in 1790 and to New Scotland, NY. A grandson?
Ephraim
William. A William b. 1741 LI. or NJ, m. Hanna Fitz Randolph of NJ. He was in Rev. War and d 1790. A grandson of Peter ? (DAR listing)
These names came to me from the IOWA branch of the PANGBORNs and I do not know their source. The comments had been added by myself from various sources. Iowa lists gave no dates or sources.
STEPHEN PANGBORN, b. ca 1671 ? I.I.? m. Joanna Tuttle, b. 30 Dec 1675 at New Haven, CT. They went to Woodbridge, NJ by 1709 and joined the church there.
Joheph, b. 1712? Woodbridge? lived at Cornwall, CT 1740 onward. m. Mary -, d. 1685 Cornwall, CT. See below.
Hannah, b. 1714 Woodbridge? Lived Cheshire, CT where she d 22 May 1756, m. Ephraim Tuttle, a 2nd cousin.
Timothy, b. 1716 Woodbridge? Lived Cornwall, CT. m. Deborah Youngs
Noah, d. 30 Apr 1741 Waterbury, CT, unmarried Left lands to cousin Rec. Sam Todd, etc.
These children appear on lists in books by- Starr, History of Cornwall CT, Gold, History of Cornwall, CT; and William & Elizabeth Tuttle genealogy.
The Iowa Pangborn list also Gideon, Samuel, Stephen, John, Nathaniel, but no dates or places, and no sources.
Pangborns went from Stamford, CT to Cornwall, CT, ca 1740.
JOSEPH PANGBORN, b. 1712? Woodbridge, NJ? went from Stamford, CT to Cornwall, CT ca 1740. m. Mary (she d. 1785 at Cornwall)
Joseph Jr., b. ca 1732? m. 25 Dec 1752 at Cornwall Azuba Brown. See below.
Timothy b. 30 Apr 1746. Cornwall, CT
Joanna? m. 1751 David Baldwin of Cornwall
GOLD says lived near Beaver Creek at the bridge over the Housatonic.
JOSEPH JR., b. ca. 1732? probably Stamford, CT., m. 28 Dec 1752 Azuba Brown. Azuba b. 6 Mar 1734 Branford Twp. New Haven Co., CT. I believe. Need more information on her and her Parents . Josenh was a I -zt --otti- - Panton VT -- 1760-65
Johannah (Susannah?) b. 6 Oct 1754, Cornwall, CT
Samuel, b. 25 Mar 1757, Cornwall, CT., m. 18 Jul 1784 Lydia Pangborn, d/o John Pangbom & Sara Wood (Did they go to Iowa?)
Prudence, b. 10 Mar 1759, Cornwall, CT
Beebee, b. 4 Mar 1760- 1, Cornwall, CT, m. I I Apr 1782 Susanna Knapp. See below.
Anna ? m. 9 Feb 1785 Panton Vt to Daniel Knapp, bro/o Susanna above.
Naomi ? m. at Panton VT Uz Knapp, bro/o Susanna above? This Naomi may have been No a Noah Pangborn
Benjamin, a blacksmith at Ve
Vergennes , VT , a bro/o Beebee according to Smith: History of Addison Co., VT.
Beebee, b. 4 Mar 1760-1 according to his published bible. m. I I Apr 1782, Addison Co., VT to Susanna Knapp, b. 31 Aug 1760 at Norfolk, CT. Beebee d. Feb 1815 Orwell VT; Susan d. 1838 Syracuse, NY.
Lucy, b. 2 Jun 1783, Addison, VT. m. 1807 Benoni Sprague (2) Joal Williams, d. 3 Apr 1839 Salina NY. Had Alzada.
Ziba Pangborn - See below
Zerah, b. 14 Oct 1792 Panton, VT., m. Esther Bronson. He d Syracuse, NY 1865. Had William and Zerah.
Zebrina, b. 16 Sept 1796, Panton, VT., m. Maria Walton. He d. Oberlin, OH 1870. Had John, Walton, Zebeniah, Knapp, Henry, Lucy.
Naomi b. 20 Sept 1798 Panton, VT., m. Elijah Chamberlain. She d. Ionia, MI. Had John and Henry.
Anna, b. 21 Sept 1801, Panton, VT. d. 28 Dec 1873 Canada. m. Theron Nichols. Had Samantha.
David, b. 21 Oct 1803, Panton, VT. m. 13 May 1830 Betsey Farrington, b. I I Sep 1803. He d 3 May 1874 Amherst, MA (? another source says d. Vergennes, VT). Children: Mary Elizabeth, Thyrza Farrington, Abbie Laura who m. Luther Lee Lawrence, Anora Jane. Published bible record 1935 by George Edmond Lawrence of Riverton, NJ. Pub. in New England Register v. 89 p. 91-2.
Beebee enlisted I Jul 1780 in Capt. Endigh's Co. 5th Ct. Reg. Discharged 26 Dec 1780.
Beebee Pangborn sources: New England Register v. 89 p. 91-2 Bible. Census 18 10 Vergennes, VT. 1820 wid. Susan at Vergennes VT. Nicholas Knapp genealogy. Salt Lake Genealogical Archives and IGI index.
Ziba b. I I Nov 1788, Panton, VT. m. 17 Sep 1811 at Vergennes, VT. toHannahJohnson who was b. 9 Jul 1792 FerrisburgTwp. VT to Isaiah & Hannah. Ziba d. 17 Sep 1847 at St. Jean, Quebec, according to the Knapp genealogy.
Need more info on his life in Quebec. More on parents of Hannah. Susan, date unknown. m. 27 Jan 1839 at Sorel, Que. Christ Church to David Burhark.
Esther
Henry
George, b. 15 May 1826. bp 7 Dec 1826 Christ Church, Sorel, Quebec.
Emily. See below.
Emily Pangborn, b. 27 Jun 1827 Montreal Quebec. Bible record. m. 15 Apr 1845 at Stanbridge Quebec to Hiram Booth Stone of Stanbridge. d. I I Jun 1871 Maxville WI. Will.
Stone family bible in possession of my cousin in PA. Hiram
Booth Stone b. 23 Jan 1822 Stanbridge, Missisquoi Co.,
Quebec. He was s/o Adam Stone of Stanbridge Quebec.
Hiram d. Nov 1895 at Maxville WI
This family went in 1850 to Ohio at Munson. And about 1865 to Maxvillle, WI
Their daughter Matilda Stone m. James Henry Garner and moved to Washington state 1893.
Ray Harold Garner was my father, s/o James and Matilda Garner.
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In 1982 1 discovered a Stone cousin of my fathers, living at age 83 in Battleground, Washington. I went to visit her and she told me of the Stone family bible. Also told me her grandmother's name was Emily Pangborn and she herself was named for her Emily Pangborn Stone. The bible showed that the first Emily was daughter of Ziba Pangborn. My next visit to a library I found the Bible of Beebee Pangborn with Ziba as a son.
I am glad to get a bit more on Peter from your PANGBORN LETTERS. The Richard who m. a Van Etten is interesting (I was aware of it) as I am an VANATTA, descended from Jacobus Van Etten of Kingston, NY. Also from v. I # 1, Stephen Jr. is of interest as another child of my Stephen. I thought his family to be incomplete in my records. On page 5 a comment about the recruiting of people to NJ - - - my VANNATTA family went from Kingston to Sussex Co. and then Warren Co. NJ in 1715. (Van Etten gradually changed to Vannatta).
Also on page 5, v. I # I Timothy is shown as son of Richard. I would like the source. I had put him into the family of Stephen but probably am off base in that He lived at Cornwall CT and m. Deborah Youngs. (Barber records)
Page 9, v. 1, # I Zeba Pangborn is MY Ziba ! I just found that record at Salt Lake last week, so now I know he did not go to Quebec until after the War of 1812. 1 don't know whether any of my own line was LOYALIST, but have not found them on any lists.
Page 7, v. I # 2, 1 wonder whether Azuba Pangborn might be a daughter or granddaughter of Azuba Brown who m. Joseph Pangborn Jr. at Cornwall CT? I need more into on Azuba Brown. See my generation #4.
The PANGBORN who left his children to be raised by a RUSCOE ... the Ruscoe line was related to the Knapp line and I have all that if anyone needs it.
Is my Azuba Brown descended from Peter Brown? Nicolas Knapp married the widow of Peter Brown in their old age at Rye, NY.
SOURCES:
History Litchfield County CT History Cornwall CT by Starr History Cornwall CT by Gold History Addison County VT by Smith Barber records CT
Archives Salt Lake Genealogical Library International Genealogical Index
DAR records
New England Register v89 p9l-2, Beebee Pangborn and Susan
Knapp bible
Census 1810-20 VT
Nicolas Knapp genealogy
Hiram Stone and Emily Pangborn Stone bible/unpublished
William and Elizabeth Tuttle geneaology
I fear I have made assumptions, the same as have others! So little real facts and yet so many scattered facts and a great temptation to put them together. I will be reading avidly everything you find.
EDITOR'S NOTE., True, so true ! We all try to avoid that great temptation !! )
Lamora submits the following material relating to her line.
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ASHCRAFT GENEALOGY
LDS Film #927,742 Salt Lake From Original Records located in Potter County Historical Society, Coudersport, PA
Beebe Pangborn was a son of Joseph and Azuba (Brown) Pangborn
Died, 4 Feb 1814, Orwell, VT
Married, I I Apr 1782 Susan Knapp (b. 31 Aug 1759(?) - d.
1838, Syracuse, NY)
Children: Lucinda, b. 27 Jul 1789, m. David Kilbourne (does not appear in the bible listing as published in the New England Register in 1935) Lucy, b. 2, Jun 1783, m. Benone Sprague, (2) Joal Williams Zeba, b. I I Nov 178_, m. Hannah Johnson Zarah, b. 14 Oct 1792, m. Esther Bronson Zabina, b. 16 Sep 1796, m. Maria Walton Naomi, b. 20 Sep 1798, m. Elijah Chamberlain Anna, b. 21 Sep 1801, m. Theron Nichols David, b. 21 Oct 1803, m. Patsy Farrington Beebe Pangborn enlisted I Jul 1780 in Capt. Endigh's Co., 5th Connecticut Regiment. Discharged 26 Dec 1780.
Lucinda Pangborn was a daughter of Beebe and Susan (Knapp) angborn
EDITOR'S NOTE: Lamora states that Lucinda does not appear as a child of Beebee Pangborn in the Bible listing as published in the New England Register in 1935. We agree' It appears that Lucinda may be the daughter of John Pangborn, Jr., and Anna Bonney. There are more references to Lucinda in later pages of this newsletter under the Iowa information submitted by Lamora and the inquiry from Barbara Blaylock-Marek
Born, July 27, 1789 Died, April 10, 18 8 1, Hector Twp, Pa. Married, March 6, 1806 David Kilbourne Children: Abraham,, b 25 Nov 1806, m. Helenda Ellsworth Truman, b. 7 Jan 1809, m. Clarissa Barnes, (2) Emaline Reynolds David. b. 25 Dec 182 1, m. Selma Reynolds Ira, b. 16 Feb 1823, m. Electa Douglass Charles, b. 26 Aug 1827, m. Esther Breese Amos, b. 9 Jun 1831 Philena, b. 23 Sep 1815, m. B.L. Wilber Mary, b. 23 Mar 1820, m. Amos Cooledge Betsy. b. 2 Mar 1811. d. 12 Jan 1823 Ann, b. 24 Jul 1813?, d. 8 Sep 1827 Lucinda, b. 8 Feb 1817, d. 22 Aug 1827
adoc Knapp was a son of John and ---- Taylor
Born, ca 1738-1746
Died, 3 Dec 1790, Panton, VT
Married, Elizabeth Turner
Children:
Alvah (?)
Daniel, bt, 3 Jul 1763, m. Anna Pangborn
Uz, b. 1760-61, m. Naomi Pangborn
Luke, b. ca. 1762, m. -(2) Ruth Andrews
David, b. ca. 1764
Sally (?)
Susanna, b. 31 Aug 1759, m. Beebe Pangborn
Lois, b. 8 May 1774, m. Arza Judd
Abigail, m. Robert Boyce
Jacob, b. 3 May 1767, m. Mary Eswards
Mary, b. 14 May 1769
Elizabeth, b. 1771
Sarah, b. 26 Apr 1775, m. Job Horsington(2) Asahel Monger
Lamora received the following from The Public Archives of Canada dated 20 July 19 77.
PANGBURN FAMILY (PANGBORN) Search of the various indexes and logical sources in our custody produced the following references to the surname Pangborn (Pangburn, Pangbourn).
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Lower Canada Land Records (RG 1, L3L
Microfilm
Name Year Volume Pages Reel No.
Stephen Pangborn 1792 155 76032-048 C-2553
Elisha Pangbourn 1800 2 735-747 C-2493
Samuel Pangbourn 1795 194 92515-522 C-2566
Samuel Pangbourn 1795- 163 79496-562 C-2556
1800
Samuel Pangbourne 1800 4 1349 C-2494
Samuel Pangbourne 1800 7 2013 C-2494
Samuel Pangbourne 1800 13 4658-4669 C-2496
Samuel Pangbourne 1802 4 1217-1264 C-2494
Samuel Pangbourne 1802 4 1438 C-2494
1825
Samuel Pangburn 1795 63 31530-532 C-2517
Lower Canada Marriage Bonds (RG 4, B28)
Marriage bond of George Pangborn at William Henry, 14 Aug 1837 (volume 37, no. 1918).
Declarations of Aliens (RG 4, B45) Jesse Pangburn, 1795, Native of U.S.A. (pages 365, 376-377).
Upper Canada Marriage Bonds (RG 5, B9)
Marriage bond of Naomi Pangburn and Elijah Chamberlain of Bastard, 19 Feb 1829 (vol. 18, microfilm reel C-6779)
Marriage bond of Ruby Pangburn and Levi Hill of Hautton, I I Oct 1833 (vol. 25, microfilm reel C-6782).
The following information is from the Societe d'Histoire de Missisquoi-Missisquoi Historical Society, Stanbridge East, Que
Sorel, Christ Church records
No. 1586 Pangborne - George, b. 15 May, bp. 7 Dec 1826, parents Ziba Pangborne & Hannah
No. 1914 Pangborn, Elizabeth, b. 2 Mar 1837, bp. 2 Apr parents George Pangborn & Catherine Wilmot
No. 1991 Pangborn, Susan, m. Burhark, David, m. 27 Jan 1839
No. 2006 Pangburn, Charlotte Ann, b. Sep 1838, bp. 31 March, parents George Pangburn & Charlotte
From a film of the Baptist Church records of Stanbridge:
Register of the Burial of Ziba Pangborn of Stanbridge Eginier, died the seventeenth day of September and was buried the Eighteenth day of September One Thousand eight Hundred and forty seven Y N Jersey
Minister
Issue of Marriage
Ester.. George
Emiley..
Solomon Walbridge Witnesses
Guy Mugo
Folio Sixth
Register of the Marriage of Hiram Stone aged .. Years Farmer of Stanbridge and Miss Emiley Pangborne aged 17 years of Stanbridge this fifthteenth day of April one Thousand eight Hundred and forty five by consent of Parents and after due publication of the
Husband
Wife
Witnesses
T N Jersey, Minister
Folio Fourteenth
Register of the Burial of Henry Pangborn of Stanbridge Engineer who died on the Ninth day of January and was buried this twelfth day of January One Thousand eight hundred and forty seven aged twenty four Years.
Witnesses George Pangborn
Emiley Pangborn
Brother and Sister
Lamora states "The photo copies I received from Quebec were poor quality. So I typed them off as best I could read them The archivist interpreted the word "engineer" though the word in the photo looks like "Enginicer". . . and I don't know whether that could be part of the name of the area, and a French word?
From a book on Sorel Marriages at Salt Lake Genealogical Library.,
m. 13 Jlu 1864, George Walter Pangborn & Annie Sheppard
(St. Lambert)
FAMILY HISTORY OF IOWA
I received this record from Mrs. Martha Dolly (Pangborn) Jack
Peter and Grace Pangbourne - Newton, LI, NYC, New York 1668
Children:
(1) Peter, (2) Richard, (3) Stephen; (4) Edmond, (5) Ephriam;
(6) William
Stephen Pangborn married Joanne Tuttle - Woodbridge, NJ,
New Haven, CT
Children:
(1) Joseph; (2) Gideon; (3) Timothy-, (4) Samuel; (5) Stephen; (6) John; (7) Nathaniel
The Iowa Pangborns and descendants of John.
John Pangborn married Sara Wood - Essex Co., NY Children:
(1) John Jr., b. 1762, d. 1818 (John Jr. was in Militia in 1812 near Plattsburg on Lake Champlain)
(2) Lydia
(3) Eight other children, but not named
John Pangborn Jr. married Anna Bonney Children:
(1) Rachel; (2) Lucinda; (3) Anna; (4) Chloe; (5) Phalena;
(6) Lucy-, (7) John; (8) Sarah; (9) Ruth, (10) Levi; (11) Jane;
(12) Luther (twins) (13) Elba; (14) Martha
Levi W. Pangborn married Diantha Worcester, 2 Sep 1832 at Schroon, NY Children:
(1) John B.; (2) Cynthia; (3) Baby son died in infancy;
(4) Baby son died in infancy-, (5) Howard H.; (6) Amanda; (7)
Sarah, (8) Doris; (9) James Andrew; (10) Dan; (11) Lee W.;
(12) Simeon - died in infancy
James Andrew Pangborn married Votaw Adamson 28 Dec 1871 Children:
(1) Adell, b. I Nov 1872, Iowa, m. S.C. Hildreth 22 Mar 1893
(2) Guy, 10 Feb 1875, Iowa, m. Etna McCartney 28 Jun 1899
(3) Martha, b. 20 Oct 1877, Iowa, m. S.T. Jack 25 Jun 1899
(4) Alice L, b. 31 Aug 1879, Iowa, m. Edward Bridson 22 Dec 1897
(5) Nellie, b. 25 May 1882, Iowa, Wm. H. Capel, 26 Mar 1902
(6) Mary, b. 13 Jul 1884, Iowa, m. Carl Sinkins, 24 Sep 1902
(7) Inez, b. 17 Oct 1886, Iowa, m. Charles Hunter, 4 Apr 1906
(8) Lawrence A., b. 19 Mar 1890, Iowa, m. Eva Cornish, 17 Dec 1913
(9) Lester J., b. 2 Dec 189 1, Iowa, m. Georgia Engebreton, 27 Jan 1915
(10) Viola L, b. 19 May 1894, Iowa, m. John R. Graf, 4 Feb 1922
Guy Pangborn married Etna McCartney 28 Jun 1899 Children:
(1) Helen M., b. 10 Jun 1900, Iowa, R.M. Peterson, 5 Jun 1923
(2) Clare L, b. 22 Jan 1902, Iowa, m. Hazel Miller 12 Sep 1933 (Hazel d 1940) (2nd) m. Clare E. Salisbury 3 Aug 1941
(3) Verne A., b. 14 Apr 1904, Iowa, m. Josephine Hull, 13 Sep 1938
(4) Edith A., (twin) b. 7 Jan 1909, Iowa, m. Paul Wellnitz 18 Apr 1935
(5) Ethel A., (twin) b. 7 Jan 1909, Iowa, E.J. Yeutter 24 Jul 1932
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The 60th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Guy Pangborn - June 28, 1959 at Webb, Iowa.
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Wilma Trebil has submitted her line and needs help locating information on Elisa Pangburn and her daughter Mary Anne It appears that Mary Anne was the sister of Henry Pangborne,
John Trebilcock b. 24 Jul 1803, Lands End, Cornwall England d.
Worth County, Iowa 6 Feb 1869, in. (1) Mary, b. 17 Mar 1804 England, d. 1844 Toronto, Canada Children:
John,b.1828
Thomas, b. 1831
William, b. 1834
Henry, b. 1836, d. 1899
Napoleon, b. 1838
Samuel, b. 1842, d 1886
Married (2nd) Mary Anne Pangburn, b. I Oct 1826, Toronto,
Canada, d. 25 June 1885, Kensett, Iowa Children:
Robert Trebilcock, b. 12 Apr 1846, d 4 Feb 1916, m. Lillian Willard
Emily A. Trebilcock~ b. 18 July 1848, d. 28 Jan 1881, in. Jesse M. Cooper
Sarah Elizabeth Trebilcock, b. 7 Set 1850, d 20 Feb 1916, m. Stephen F. Parker
George Trebilcock, b. 2 Apr 1853, d. 12 April 1920, in. Nancy J. Hayter (Flatte)
Anna Jane Trebilcock, b. 9 Apr 1855, d. 17 Jan 1942, m. Almon Thomas Cady
Amanda Trebilcock, b. 27 Jun 1857, d. 20 Oct 1947, in. Addis Elwood Boutelle
Laura Trebilcock, b. 26 Jan 1860, d. 1872
Charles D. Trebilcock, b. 19 May 1862, d. 29 Jul 1926, in. Mary Drew
Christopher Trebilcock, b. 18 May 1864, d. 1865
Jess M. Trebilcock, b. 22 Jun 1866, d. 14 Dec 1955, m. Clara May Hinman
In a Toronto, Canada article
Trebilcock to Pangburn. Toronto, 30 November 1844
This day were married by license, John Trebilcock of the city of Toronto, widower, and Mary Anne Pangburn, of the township of York, spinster, by me, H.J. Grasett, asst Minister.
1880 Census
Kensett, Worth Co., Iowa
Pangbome, Henry, Age 40, b. Canada; father v. VE; mother b. Canada
Pangborne, Hannah E., (wife), Age 29, b. III,; father b. England, mother b. England
Pangborne, William H. (son), Age 12, b. Iowa; father b. Can.; mother b. 111.
Pangborne, George E. (son), Age 10), b. Iowa; father b. Can.; mother b. 111.
Pangborne, Alfred C. (son), Age 6, b. Iowa; father b. Can.; mother b. 111.
Trebblecock, Mary Ann (sister) (widowed), Age 57, b. Canada; father b. VE; mother b. Canada
Wilma adds to this census.
Charles Pangburn (son), b. 19 Jun 1883 Kensett, Ia., d. May 1968
Obituaries
ELISA PANGBURN (mother of Mary Anne Pangburn Trebilcock) Mrs. Elisa Pangburn, age 81 years, 10 months, dies at the residence of Mr. George Trebilcock, in Lime Creek township, Cerro Gordo County, Iowa, September 1, 1887. The deceased was from Canada, having come about five years
ago to Iowa, where she made her home with her son, Henry
Pangburn, living west of Kensett. Several weeks ago she came to
The home of her grandson, Mr. Trebilcock, to make a visit, being
quite well for one s '0 Old There, however, she took sick-and after
about a week, she died. She leaves sons and daughters in Canada
and USA. In her life she respresents four generations, of her
children, Henry alone, was permitted to attend to her in her last
wants and see to her burial. Her body was laid away in the beautiful
cemetery, four miles west of Manly, Iowa.
Rest aged one from cares below
Enter into life and joy eternal
The task of life is done
Then take thy crown - thy victory won
And wait the coming of thine own ...
(Rev. W. Klinefelter)
Obituary
MARY ANNE (PANGBURN) TREBILCOCK
Age 59 years, 8 months, 24 days, died June 25, 1885. She was born in Toronto, Canada on I October 1826. In 1844 she was married to John Trebilcock, in 1849 they moved to Kenosha County Wisconsin. They became the First settlers of what is now Danwille Township, Worth County, Iowa. Their nearest neighbors being four miles distant. She endured the hardships and loneliness of a frontier life and lived to see what was then a wild country, become thickly settled. Mary A. Trebilcock died June 25, 1885, of dropsy after a long and painful illness. She never complained because she had to suffer, but always seemed to be resigned to her Maker's will. The funeral took place at the old homestead, it being the home of her son, Robert- Rev. Buck delivered a very touching sermon and a large number of relatives and friends followed her remains to the cemetery near her home, beside her departed husband. For many years she lived a Christian life. She died, trusting in the Lord She leaves a large family of children and grandchildren and an aged mother.
Another special thank you to Margaret Jellison for extending a "helping research hand" to Jean Jemison on her request for information on Ruth Pangburn who married Fred Getman. (See Pangburn Letter Vol II, No. 2 p.5). From information she furnished, it appears that Ruth was the daughter of Peter Pangburn and Maria Westervelt This is the same line we published for Evans Wilsey in Pangburn Letter Vol 1 No. 2, p. 4, up through the marriage of Peter Pangburn and Maria Westervelt Here is the information submitted by Margaret Jellison:
Peter Pangburn, b. 1763 Bridgewater, Sommerset, NJ, d Sep 1845 Hambden, Geauga, Ohio; m. 28 May 1787 Scotch Plains Baptist Church, Scotch Plains, NJ, Maria, Mary Ann or Maritze Westervelt, d. 4 Mar 1849
Children: (exact order of all children known)
Richard, bp 18 May 1788, b. New York, NY
Abraham, bp 15 Nov 1789, b. New York, NY
Ruth. bp 2 Mar 1794, b. Mayfield, Fulton, NY, m. Mr.
Gethman
Nathaniel, b. 19 Jun 1903, NY, d. 8 Apr 1861, in. Lana or
Laney Dingman
Samuel
John
Betsy in. Mr. Stewart
Polly or Dolly, m. Mr. Gott
Lydia or Likie, in. Mr. Depew or Dupey
Letty or Lettie Pangburn, m. Mr. Wood
References:
1. Handwriting of Grandma Lettie Lavancha Pangburn Mapes in journal last seen in possession of Ray J. Plowman who is now deceased (Peter, Mary Ann, Letty, Likie and Polly)
2. Pension File of Rev. War for Peter Pangburn
3. Census of 1860 Eaton Co., Michigan
4. International Genealogical Index in the LDS Library
And here are Viola Pangburn Robert's records, published courtesy of Newberry Library, 60 West Walton, Chicago, IL.
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Records from the Court House in Fonda, Montgomery Co., NY
German Flats, Herkimer
Ruth Pangburn and Fred Gettman, a daughter, b. 24 Jun 1812
(Ruth Pangburn ws the daughter of Pete Pangburn and his wife
Maria Westervelt who lived in Herkimer Co. 1805-1815.)
Richard Pangburn of Scotch Plains, NJ, probably was the son of William, son of Richard. While it is impossible to find sufficient data to prove this, the records being burned during the wars even the census of 1790, one William Pangburn seemingly lived in Somerset Co., NJ. Richard Pangburn of whom we are writing lived in Bridgewater, Somerset Co., NJ in 1763. A son Peter was born there and later moved to Scotch Plains where his father and mother were married
It is supposed that Richard Pangburn was the grandson of Richard Pangburn who "Rolls" in NYC 1696 and later moved to Woodbridge, NJ. The name Richard was repeated in successive generations of that particular branch of the Pangburn family.
Peter Pangburn, oldest son of Richard Pangburn, was born in Bridgewater, Somerset Co., NJ, 1763; removed to Scotch Plains, a very small settlement near Westfield, NJ, near Plainfield where other pangburn families lived and lived there during his service in the Revolutionary War. After the war closed he went to Bergen Co. to work and there met Marie (Maritje) Westervelt of the well known family of that time of which there are now many descendents scattered through the east and west.
They were married in Schrallenburgh Reformed Dutch Church in 1784 not 1787. From Bergen Co., they followed relatives to Braodilbin, Fulton Co., NY, but lived there a short time.
To Warren, Herkimer Co., NY, they removed, buying a piece of land in 1805 and selling it in 1811. Then to Worcester and Butternuts, Otsego Co., they went but finally landed in Hampden, Geauga Co., Ohio. Peter Pangburn died there. Where the father and mother are buried it is not known yet. There was a large family of boys and girls. They are listed elsewhere in these papers. One war record states he died in Butternuts, NY in 1832.
Richard Pangburn, oldest son of Peter Pangburn, was born April 12, 1788. The tombstone record is wrong. He was baptized in the Reformed Dutch Church in NYC, May 1788. The Dutch Church records are very accurate. He removed with his parents to Herkimer Co., NY and married Nancy Gay, daughter of John Gay of Warrentown, NY, 1811. She was born 1795 or 1796. Her tombstone record is wrong, To this union were born thirteen children. They continued to reside in Herkimer Co. until about 1836 when they removed to Palermo, Oswego Co., NY and lived there until he died in 1850. Nancy Pangburn moved to Clyde, NY, where her son William lived and died there in 1863. Richard and Nancy are buried in Roosevelt Cemetery, Palermo, NY.
He had fought in the War of 1812. A flag is placed on his grave each year his tombstone is a war kind. (E.C. Starr states in his history of Cornwall, CT, this Richard was the son of Samuel Pangburn of that place but the writer can find no records of this connection. The writer has always understood that her great grandparents were of the Dutch folk. There are no Dutch in Samuel's family, ancestors nor descendents.)
Peter's children were Richard, Abraham, Peter, John, Nathaniel, Samuel, Ruth, Mary, Dorothy, Lydia, Betsey, Almira, Letty.
His son Richard's children were Richard, Peter, John, Charles, Jedediah, William, Mary, Betsy, Lavina, Dorothy, Lydia, Clarrisy, Nancy. Note six repetitions. No, seven.
Abraham Pangburn, second son of Peter Pangburn, b. 1789; bap. in the Reformed Dutch Church, 1789 removed to Volney, Oswego Co., NY, before 1820. See CENSUS RECORD 1820.
Pangborns and Pangburns of the Revolutionary War
Peter Pangburn was born to Richard and Ruth Pangburn who were married in Scotch Plains, NJ, 1761, in the Baptist Church there. According to records in the Adjutant General's Office, Trenton, NJ, he died in Butternuts, Otsego Co., NY. She died in Hamblen, Ohio, Sept. 1845. She was Maritje (Marie) Westervelt, daughter of Abraham and Maria Eshley Westervelt Peter and Maria were married in the Schrallenburgh Reformed Dutch Church about 1784. ( one record states 1787) one can see that is wrong .
The children were as follows:
Richard Pangburn, b. 12 Apr 1788; bp NYC 18 May 1788 Abraham Pangburn, bp Nov 1789
Peter Pangburn
Nathaniel Pangburn
John Pangburn, Norwich, Chenango Co., NY Samuel Pangburn
Ruth Pangburn, m. Fred Gettman, dau. Maria Betsey Pangburn, m. Stewart
Polly Pangburn, in. Gott
Lydia Pangburn, in. DuPuy Lettie Pangburn, m. Wood Mary Pangburn, m. Smith Elmira Pangburn, in. Padgett
From the Veteran's Administration, Washington, DC...
"The record of Peter Pangburn is given herein as shown in the papers on file in his claim for pension, based upon his services in the Revolutionary War."
Peter Pangburn (shown also Pangboun) was born in the year 1763, in Bridgewater, Somerset Co., NJ; the names of his parents not shown. He resided in Somerset Co., NJ, during the Rev. War.
After the War, he resided in New Jersey, in New York City, and in Montgomery Co., Herkimer Co., and Otsego Co., of New York State. In June 1832, he resided in Butternuts Otsego Co., NY, to which place he had moved from Worcester in that same county.
He applied Oct 15, 1832, for pension which might have been due on account of his service in the Rev. War. He stated then that he enlisted about Nov. 1, 1777 and served one month as a private in Capt. Ross' Company, Col. Wind's New Jersey regiment and marched to Scotch Plains, New Jersey-, that immediately afterwards, he volunteered and served three years as a private in Capt. Ten Eyck's Company, Col. Wind's New Jersey regiment during which he was in several skirmishes and was guarding the sea coast from the enemy.
In 1844. Peter Pangburn, or Pangboun, was a resident of Geauga Co., Ohio. He died in Sept. 1845, aged 82 years. The soldier's widow, Maria Pangburn. died March 4, 1849.
In 1852, the names of the surviving children of Peter Pangburn and Maria Pangburn were: Abraham Pangburn. Nathaniel Pangbum, John Pangburn of Chenango Co., NY, Samuel Pangburn, Ruth Gethman, Betsy Stewart, Polly Gott, Lydia DuPuy, Letty Wood, Mary Smith, Elmira Padgett stated that they were well acquainted with the soldier's widow, Maria Pangburn ."
Peter Pangburn was born in Bridgewater, Somerset Co., NJ in 1763, the son of Richard and Ruth Pangburn who were married in the Scotch Plains Baptist Church May 2, 1761. He died in Hamblen, Geauga, Ohio, Sept. 1845. He married Maria (Maritje) Westervelt- daughter of Abraham and Maria Eshley Westervelt about 1784 in the Schraalenburgh Dutch Reformed Church.
CENSUS RECORDS
Broadalbin, Montgomery Co., NY 1800.
Peter Pangburn
Under 10 I
Under 16, over 10 3
Under 26, over 16 0
Under 45, over 26 I
Females:
Under 10 2
Under 16, over 10 2
Under 26, over 16 I
Under 45, over 26 I
From Herkimer County Land Records
Peter Pangburn and his wife, Marie, bought land in Warren, Herkimer Co., NY, in 1805 and sold that land in 1811, moving to Worcester, Otsego Co., NY. They had come from Broadilbin, Fulton Co., NY.
A tradition in the family that Richard Pangburn, father of the author of these papers, was descended from Dutch ancestry lead her to study deeply into the subject. She has decided that the oldest son of Peter Pangburn whose name was Richard Pangburn, born in New York and baptized in the Dutch Reformed Church in I 788 was Identical with the Richard Pangburn living in Columbia , Herkimer
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Co., in I 820 (CENSUS 1820). In Warren Twp. lived John Gay 1910 with a daughter Nancy Gay, whom Richard Pangburn married in 1811. (See War of 1812 records regarding Richard Pangburn.) The tombstone inscription in Palermo, Oswego Co., NY, does not agree exactly but very nearly. Neither does the record of Nancy agree with the statement found in her deposition on file in the Archives so it is assumed the son didn't know, exactly, the ages of his parents.
And one last note... the War Record of David Pangburn shows the following.,
"War of 1812; David Pangburn was a sergeant in Capt. John
Cook's N.Y. Mil. com. by Col. Fred Gettman... "
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Barbara Blaylock-Marek needs your help. She is looking for information on Chloe Pangburn who married Charles Clinton Curtiss. Look in your records, researchers, and let's give her some information on this generation.
Editor's Note From the files of Viola Pangburn Roberts, published by permission of Newberry Library, 60 West Walton St, Chicago, Illinois.
From the Notebook of George Smith, Cleveland, Ohio
John Pangborn from Cornwall, Conn., 1764; Panton, VT, Crown Point, NY 1790; m. Sarah Wood Nov. 15 1761, Cornwall, CT. Several children: (1) John Jr., b. 25 Nov 1762; Anna, dau of Jethro Bonney and wife Rachel Bailey. (2) Lydia, in. 8 Jul 1784, Samuel Pangborn, son of Joseph and Azubah Brown Pangborn. Probably eight others including David and Lucretia.
John Pangborn, Jr., b. 25 Nov 1762, Comwall, CT. Res. in Crown Point, NY, 1790 near his father, John Pangborn. He married Anna Bonney, b. 20 Jul 1769. John Jr. died in No. Elba near Lake Placid, July 4, 1818. She died 21 Jun 1840. Their children: Rachel, who married Ebenezer Hanchett; Lucinda who married David Kilburn; Anna who married Jonah Hanchett: Chloe who married (I st)
Foster, (2) Charles Curtis; Phalena (who mar. Adna White, son of Isaac and Olive Fobes White, b. Roynham, Mass. She was born 24 Sep 1797; ma. 1822; d. 13 Mar 1850. Olive Fobes was a descendent of Robert Bruce of Scotland). Lucy who married Munson Pond, John who mar. Edna Stickney; Sarah ; Ruth, who mar. Smith Harris; Levi who mar. Diantha Wooster Jane who mar. Joseph Benton; twins, Luther and Elba and Martha.
Adna White, b. 14 Sep 1795; in. 19 Dec 1822; d. 16 Jul 1872. Married (I st) Phalena Pangborn, b. 24 Sep 1797; d 13 Mar 1850. (2nd) Wealthia Bingham, b. 1805; in. 4 Sep 185 1; d. 15 Mar 1857. (3rd) Chloe Wuddle Kenyon, m. 5 May 1859.
Lucy Birch is looking for any information on Grace Pangburn as listed in her line
John Henry Hoyt, b. 9 Jan 1868, Woodbury, CT, d. Dec 1942, Waterbury, CT, in. 19 Aug 1890 Grace Pangburn, b. May 1872 in New York, d. 26 Apr 1920 in Connecticut.
Children: Clara, b. 30 Aug 1891, in. John Birch 1922 Howard, b. 10 Jan 1895, d. as infant Francis M., b. Jan 1896, d. 1928 John FL, b. 31 May 1898 Beatrice C., b. 24 Mar 1905, m. twice Basil L., b. 25 Jul 1914
In Viola Pangburn Roberts' records, printed by permission of Newberry Library, 60 West Walton St., Chicago, IL, we find:
Pangborns and Pangburns in the Civil War
Name: Jushua Pangburn
Born: Albany Co., NY
Wife: Mary Emory
Born: 1832
Married (I st) - ??? d. 1846
2nd) Nassau, NY by Rev. Ambler, I I Feb 1869
Children:(1) Mary, b. Jan 1869; (2) Gracie, b. 27 May 1872.
Viola has put a note on this information saying "records are not clear, data confusing."
Lucy, we don't know if this fits or not but maybe it will open a door for you. Viola's records are very confusing in some areas, such as the dates above but it appears that she recorded them as she saw therm ! Suggestion- check the 1880 soundex- Gracie would be under ten so she should be listed
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Bob Coomber needs help!
Lucy Pangburn, b. Sep 1823, Cazenovia, Madison Co., NY, d 2 Mar 1892, Nelson, Madison Co., NY, married Solomon Elmer. She was the daughter of Albert Pangburn, who was in the 1850 NY census in the Town of Florence, Oneida Co., NY. Okay researchers, dig into your "goody" boxes and lef s help this man find information on his ancestor.
Bob also sent along some miscellaneous information to try to help others.
Stephen Pangburn appears on the 1840 census in the Town of Pompey Hill Cemetery, Onondaga Co., NY
Stephen Pangburn, d 1843 age 78
Sarah Pangburn, d. 1849 age 78
From The Cazenovia N.Y. Republican, Dec. 31, 1862 ...
James Pangburn, age 18, died at Fortress Monroe. He was from Nelson, NY, member of 114th Regt.
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Donald Pangburn deserves a thank you for submitting information to help his fellow Pangburn researchers.
Source., LDS Salt Lake City Microfilm F Conn C1 1B Ser. 1598, Pt.-I, Vol 1&2.
Topic.- Cornwall Conn. - Deeds - Listing names of Pangborns
Volume 1:
Page 83
Benjamin Dibble of Cornwall in Co. Hartford to Joseph Pangborn and Clemente Youngs both of Stamford in Co. of Fairfield, land lying within bounds of Cornwall. / 25 Feb. 1741/42
PAGE 100
Peleg Ballard of Cornwall in Co. Hartford to Timothy Pangborn same town and county, land lying in Cornwall 53 rd part of commons. / 2 Nov. 1744
PAGE 124
Joseph Pangborn of Cornwall in Co. Hartford for 5 pounds to Elias Reed of Stamford in Co. Fairfield 25 acres 4 th div of Cornwall / 5 Nov. 1744
PAGE 154
Clemont Young of Stamford in Fairfield Co. for 30 pounds to Ebenezer Dibble son of David Dibble of Stanford, Co. Fairfield, 5 acres in town of Cornwall in Co. Hartford part of 50 acres land purchased with Joseph Pangborn, formerly of Stamford, now of Cornwall of Benjamin Dibble. Witness Timothy Pangborn. 26 Dec 1745
PAGE 181
Jonathan Squire of Cornwall in Co. Hartford to Joseph Pangborn of same town for 10 pounds 50 acres of 3rd Division of Town of Cornwall. 29 Jan. 1745/46
PAGE 191-192
Matthew Millard of Cornwall in Co. Hartford for 57 pounds 10 shillings to Joseph Pangborn land in town of Cornwall next to Wapatunick River between land belonging to said Pangborn one of which said Pangborn purchased of Jonathan Squire. / 11 Sept,1746
VOLUME 2:
PAGE 152
Abraham Raymond of Kent in Litchfield Co. to Joseph Pangborn of Cornwall in Co. Litchfield land in Cornwall. One witness was John Pangborn. / 10 May 1760
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Joseph Pangborn of Cornwall in Litchfield Co., to Benjamin Benedict Land in Cornwall, one witness John Patterson.
10 May 1760
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Benj Dailey to Joseph Pangborn of Cornwall, Land in Cornwall,
One witness Daniel Clark / 17 May 1760
PAGE 178
Pineas Waller to Joseph Pangborn Jr., land in Cornwall.
8 July 1760
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Jos Harrick to Joseph Pangborn Jr. of Cornwall in Co. Litchfield, land in twp of Cornwall. Witness Hezekiah Gold. / 4 May 1762
JOHN BEEBE, JUSTICE OF PEACE
Source; LDS Salt Lake City Microfilm F Conn C11B Ser. 1598, PL-2, Vol 3&4
Topic. Cornwall Conn. -Deeds -Listing Names of Pangborns
VOLUME 3:
PAGE 319 Thos Harris to Samuel Pangborn & Timothy Pangborn of Sharon in Co. of Litchfield. / 19 March 1773
PAGE 439 Samuel Pangborn & Timothy Pangborn of Cornwall to Abraham
Grimes of Mass., tract bot of Harris. / 21 March 1777
PAGE 472
Joseph Pangborn witness / 4 March 1778
VOLUME 4:
PAGE 117
Timothy Pangborn of Cornwall to Samuel Pangborn of Cornwall,
land bot of Thomas Harris. / 9 Mar 1779
PAGE 131
Samuel Pangborn of Cornwall & Timothy Pangborn of Cornwall, land bot of Thomas Harris division of Partnership. 17 Aug 1778
PAGE 138
Samuel Pangborn & Timothy Pangborn of Cornwall to Joseph
PangbornJr.ofCornwall. Witness John Pangborn. / 17 Aug 1778
PAGE 141
Joseph Pangborn Jr. of Cornwall to Solomon Hart. / 23 May l780
PAGE 193
Thomas Russell to John Pangborn of Cornwall, land bot of Daniel Everest. 9 Aug. 1778
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John Pangborn of Cornwall to -- Saunders. One witness was
Samuel Pangborn. / 15 Oct 1778
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Timothy Rowley to Samuel Pangborn of Cornwall / I Aug 1781
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Samuel Pangborn of Cornwall to Rufus Seton. / 2 Aug 1781
PAGE 238
Elias Jackson to John Pangborn of Cornwall. / 27 Dec 1781
PAGE 239
John Pangborn of Cornwall to Barce, Bonney & Bonney, Wickwire
of Cornwall and Timothy Pangborn and Jas Beebe of Canaan in
Litchfield Co. (about) 1780
Source LDS Salt Lake City Microfilm F Conn ClIB Ser.1598, Pt. 2, Vol. (4)&5
Topic:Cornwall Conn. -Deeds -Listing names of Pangborns
VOLUME 4 - CONC.):
PAGE 390
Joseph Pangborn Junior of Cornwall to Edward Ro rs, Esq., of
Cornwall. A witness was Seth Hill. / 14 May 1783
PAGE 446
Timothy Pangborn of Cornwall to - ?. A judgement against Timothy Pangborn of Canaan in Litchfield Co. Had to pay 8 pounds or go to jail. Had to give over part of land owned by Barce, Bonney, Bonney Wickwire, James Beebe and Timothy Pangborn, previously bot from John Pangborn, book 4, p. 239, Appraisers appointed / 14 Dec. 1784
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Timothy Pangborn & others (Barce, Bonney Wickwire of Cornwall) to James Beebe and Timothy Pangborn. Witnesses include Stephen Pangborn & Samuel Pangborn. / 23 Dec 178423 Dec 1784
PAGE 452
John Pangborn and Elijah Allen of Cornwall to Samuel Sewell Jr. of
Cornwall. / 25 Dec 1784
VOLUME 5:
PAGE 202
Reynold Marvin to John Pangborn of Cornwall, land in Cornwall. / 5 Apr 1785
PAGE 203
John Pangborn of Corrnwall to James Sterling. / 20 May 1785
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Reynold Marvin to John Pangborn of Cornwall. / 23 Dec 1785
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John Pangborn of Cornwall to S. Butler. / 24 Jan. 1786
Source LDS Salt Lake City Microfilm F Conn CllB Ser.1598 Pt. 3&4 Vol 6 to 9
Topic: Cornwall Conn. - Deeds - Listing names of Pangborns
VOLUME 6:
PAGE 461
Joseph Pangborn of Cornwall, Litchfield Co., to Zebulon Ribbons of Canaan, Litchfield Co. Notarized before John Beebe, J.P. of Canaan. / 30 Nov. 1763
VOLUME 7:
PAGE 353
William Dean of Cornwall to Mabel Pangman of Cornwall. / 8 May 1799
VOLUME 8:
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Adonijah and Mabel Pangman of Cornwall to Anton Pangman of -? Witnesses Gideon Pangman and Olive Pangman. / 19 Mar 1803
VOLUME 9:
(Has no Pangborns or Pangmans listed in index). END
American Genealogist - Vol. 13
Rachel Pangborn (Pangburn), wife of Samuel Pangborn (Pangbum), listed as daughter of Sam Miller, Sr. in will of 1794.
Calendar of Wills - pg. 464 - (1771-1780) Will of April 25, 1770 - Mary Shotwell:
Eldest son, Andrew Hampton, daughter- Hanna Miller All I leave in her husbands possession and after her death to daughter Rachel Pangborn
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Well, it looks like it's time to wrap up this edition of The Pangburn Letter A great big thank you to each of you for submitting information to help others. A special thank you for getting us the names and addresses of the Pangburns in your area phone books. Wedowanttorepeat-WEDONOTUNDERANY CIRCUMSTANCES, release our mailing list to anyone. We understand that some of you have received correspondence from Sharon Taylor, offering you a book on the Pangbu rn genealogy. This is not from our address list ! Please, use caution when considering the purchase of her book or that of Beatrice Bayley. The books consist mainly of names and addresses of Pangburns from various telephone directories, and we might add not always current addresses.
These books will not do your genealogy for you !
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