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Volume 4 , Letter 2

September 1986

Volume 4 Number 2

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 Pangborn 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.

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Was your Pangburn an early settler of OHIO? Can you prove this line or any line back to 1830 in OHIO? Ohio offers certificates for early settlers, but best of all, they also offer a pioneer medal for those who settled early. For more information write:

First Families of Ohio

Ohio Genealogical Society

P. O. Box 2625

Mansfield, Ohio, 44906

And don’t forget the other states that offer pioneer certificates. Check with the Genealogical Societies in your state to find out if they are offering these certificates.

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Maurine Seeley offers some additional information on Francis PANGBORN as referred to in Pangburn Letter, Vol 4, No. 1, pg 9.

Maurine states:

1. Father: There is proof that Francis is the son of Samuel, and the death certificate for Samuel gives his father as Noah. On this certificate, no mother’s name is given. I have seen no proof that Noah married Azubah Pangborn.

2. Mother: The death certificate for Sarah Pangborn lists her father as Thomas Tibbits and mother as Auerlia (no surname).

3. Wife: Annie WALROD, daughter of Harvey WALROD and Betsy Matilda

CHURCH. Harvey and Betsey lived in Otsego and Chenango Counties, New York before moving to Chautauqua County, probably in the 1840’s. Harvey was the son of Peter A. WALRADT, not WALROTH, and is descended from Palatines in the Montgomery County, New York area. Parents of Betsy are Silas and Betsey West CHURCH.

4. Recently, I spoke with my Aunt Rachel Brevoort WEAVER regarding the statement that Francis spent many years in the hospital. Her reply, which confirmed my recollection of family stories, is that Francis lived, after 1908, when his wife died, six months each year (summer) with Ruth Pangborn BREVOORT, and the remaining months with his daughter Myrtle (Clarinda) RHINEHART, in Silver Creek, New York. John RHINEHART, husband of Myrtle, owned and operated a hospital in Silver Creek, and the family living quarters were in the hospital. This may account for the statement that Francis was in the hospital for many years.

Rachel also informed me that Francis had cataract surgery, wore very heavy glasses and could see very little. This may account for the guardianship.

Francis died 4 July 1925 at the home of his daughter Ruth and is buried in the Fredonia Cemetery in Fredonia, New York.

5. Children: Clarinda M. (Myrtle) married John RHINEHART who served in the Civil War. Death dates are not known for Clarinda or John. She died before I can remember however, he lived until middle or late 1930’s.

Harvey Duane married Chloe GRAY and I nothing of this family.

Ruth (my grandmother), married Earl Carson BREVOORT, and she died 15 Dec 1963 in Stockton, Chatauqua Co., New York, and is buried in Centralia Cemetery in that town.

Mabel married Herbert HILLER, resided in Silver Creek, New York where he was a mailman and possible Postmaster, Mabel died in the late 1930’s.

5. Residences: Samuel is found in the 1850 Madison County, New York Federal Census in Fenner Township, with a son Francis. After the Civil War, Samuel and his family moved to Chatauqua County, New York where he and Francis lived the remainder of their lives. Stockton and Carroll are Townships in Chatauqua County. Stockton is also a village. A village in Carroll Township is Frewsburg, where Francis and Annie were married. Sinclairville is a town (not Township) in Chautauqua County. Viola Pangburn Roberts was mixed up on her geography. ( Page 11 ?? )

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Maurine also states that she is working on her CHURCH, WALROD, and BREVOORT line as well as still searching for the parents and wife of Samuel PANGBORN. Maurine will share information on any of these lines.

And to Maurine --- a big thank you for all the information on Francis PANGBORN. Corrections and additions are always welcome – and necessary if we ever want to get these PANGBORN/ PANGUBRNS straightened out!

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And here is a request from a new addition to the Pangburn researchers -- Judy Kelble is searching for Betsy PANGBORN (b. 1 August 1769) who married 4 March 1788 Ezra SQUIRES (b. Cannan, CT and enlisted in service in Vermont). They were living in Elyria, Lorain Co., Ohio in 1832 and 1839 and are buried in Lorain County.

We referred Judy to the Pangburn Letter, Vol 2, No. 1, pg. 3 – this is the same line as Gertrude Addicott is searching. Both are still looking for the parents of Betsey PANGBORN. Can anyone help?

Judy Keble included a little bit of history to help other researchers. In the Ohio Vets Home )Sandusky, Ohio) there is a listing:

William H. PANGBORN

b. @ 1880

d. 30 Dec. 1971

Case # 4925

Anyone know anything else about this William PANGBORN??

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A short exerpt from “Adirondak Frontier – Stories of Keene Flats After 1776” by Charles Holt, publ 1976:

“Mr Harvey Branch relates that after Benjamin Payne arrived here Timothy and Nathaniel Pangborn set up residence in the town of Keene. John Pangborn settle near the outlet of John’s Brook giving the stream his name”.

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Nancy Smith is still searching for her PANGBURN ancestor. Her line originally appeared in the Pangburn Letter, September, 1984, Vol 2, No 2, page 5. She is searching for the parents of Samuel Pangburn, born 1809 New York. She writes:

&ldots;.My goal is to find Samuel Pangburn’s parents. He married about 1835 in Seneca County, New York so I figure his parents were in that area then. On page 5 and 6 of the last Pangburn Letter (April 1986, Vol. 4, No. 1.), quoting Viola Pangburn Roberts, there is a mention of Joseph Pangburn of Vermont and Essex County, New York. Some of Viola’s note are a little hard for me to follow. I am trying to check on some of her information, especially about Joseph’s son, John, who was in Hector in 1820. Hector was in Seneca County in 1817, very near the village in which my Samuel met his wife. The 1820 Census lists him as

John PANGHAM (Hector was part of Tompkins County). I wrote to the Hector officials who have no mention of PANGHAMS or PANGBURNS. Viola says he lived in South Onondaga County, but I haven’t found that yet. I did find the Richard in Newfield but can’t figure if Richard is the son of Joseph.

There is a Samuel PANGBURN in Salina, Onondaga County, in 1830 who I can’t account for, but his age and family size disqualifies him from being the Samuel I am researching.

The Samuel PANGBURN in Decatur, Otsego County, in 1830 may be the son of Peter Pangburn. He is in the age range of my ancestor and there is a possibility he may be my Samuel. But yet I tend to believe that my Samuel is the son of John (of Hector). The location sways me plus the possibility of explaining his apparent Canadian connection. My Samuel was in Southern Ontario 1840-1843 era and was a witness at Hiram Pangburn’s wedding 18453 in London, Ontario. I suspect Samuel somehow connects to these Canadians (Hiram, James, etc) mentioned in the first and second issues of The Pangburn Letter in the lines of Mrs. Mallette and Shirley Wainright. Hiram born 1815 United States, James born 1802 place not stated. I wonder if they were brothers or cousins?

Some of Joseph’s nephews apparently were Loyalists. My Samuel may have gone to Canada to be with relatives. His stay seemed relatively brief and I do not know what influence his wife’s family may have had on their plans.

So Joseph had descendents both in Canada and Central New York. His son John had a large family including a 10 year old son in 1820 – right age for my Samuel. John had a brother, Samuel, too&ldots;

Nancy, thank you for taking the time to try and prove AND disprove the material printed in the The Pangburn Letter. This is the purpose of The Pangburn Letter – to try to DOCUMENT our heritage.

It appears that your research is on good solid ground. Your suppositions are good – but now we’re going to turn to our other researchers for help. Okay, -- who can help her with her line? What comments can you offer on her conjectures? Any suggestions on what she should try next?

And here is some data that Nancy has submitted to help others.

Obtained from Westport New York Historian, Anne Sherman, and was taken from H. P. Smith’s “History of Essex County New York”, publ 1885.

The first town meeting for this town (Elizabethtown) was held on the 3rd day of April, 1798, at the dwelling house of David Callender “at which was proceeded and made choice of Town Officers” as follows:

Supervisor, Ebenezer Arnold;...... Overseers of highways..... eighth district, Joseph Pangburn .....The Town of Keen”

Benjamin Payne was the first man who came into the town to stay. He came by marked trees from Westport and brought his goods in a “jumper” or rude vehicle constructed of tow long poles which served the purpose at once of thills, traces and wheels. He died before 1800. He was

Phineas Norton’s father-in-law.

Timothy and Nathanial Pangburn, brothers, were the next arrivals. The former died before 1823 and the latter about 1830.

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Town of Essex”

“We, the Subscribers, do hereby associate ourselves into a society for building a meeting house, or a place of public worship, in the town of Essex, on or near the site of the old school house which was burned, on the hill in the rear of the dwelling house of Ezra Parkhill. And we do severally agree to pay to a committee of three persons the several sums respectively annexed to our names for the purpose aforesaid&ldots;&ldots;&ldots;&ldots;&ldots;

Dated Essex, November 10, 1817

“Henry H. Ross, $400..................

........................Simeon Pangburn, $5 ...........................

Elizabethtown was formed from Crown Point on February 12, 1798. Essex County was formed from Clinton County March 1, 1799. Westport was taken from Elizabethtown in 1815.

Obtained from Westport New York Historian, Anne Sherman, taken from “Besshars” A History of Westport, Essex Co., N. Y. – Caroline Halstead Royce, publ 1902

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From a list of Westpord men in active service during the war of 1812...

In a list of invalid pensioners we find , besides the names of Daniel Wright , Levi Frisbie and John Greely, these names : John Violl , Eldad Kellogg, David and Samual Pangburn and Ebenezer Newell, who was a fifer .

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Revolutionary Soldiers

Samuel Pangborn died in this town in 1843, and the notice of his death in the Essex County Times declares that he was age 86 years, and had been a soldier in the Revolution, fighting at Brandywine and Yorktown. In the list of pensioners after the war of 1812 we find both the names of Samuel and David Pangborn. This family seems to have been here very early, as one Joseph Pangburn was made pathmaster at the first town meeting in 1798.

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Westport town meeting held first Tuesday of April 1816 – Overseers of Highway” Amos Pangborn&ldots;&ldots;.

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Town Meeting 1838

Pathmasters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ezekiel Pangburn

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Town Meeting 1842

Pathmasters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ezekiel Pangburn

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Town Meeting 1846

Pathmasters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ezehiel Pangburn

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Helen M. Chilson is seeking information on the ancestry of Myra Inez PANGBURN. Here is the line she is researching:George PANGBURN, b ??, married (1st) 17 March 1817 Eliza Prentice, (2nd) 3 Sept 1823 Eliza WEBB, (dau of Capt. Henry WEBB and Hannah ???)

George PANGBURN, b. ?? d. ?? married (1st) 17 March 1817 Eliza PRENTICE , (2nd) 3 Sept. 1823 Eliza WEBB. (dau of Capt. Henry WEBB and Hannah ??)

Children (by 2nd marriage)

Henry Solomon, b. 20 March 1828, married Lydia WARRING

Sarah Ann, married D. GIST

Frederick, married Martha GIST

Nancy Elizabeth, married Dr. BENNETT

Mary, married Clinton WILLIAMS

Martha, married Clinton WILLIAMS

Horace, married Belle WILLIAMS

Rufus, single, Civil War Veteran

Henry Solomon PANGBURN, b. 20 March 1828 Harpersfiled, Ohio, d. 10 Oct 1912, m. 20 Sept 1854 Lydia WARRING. She was b. 28 June 1837, d. 22 Dec 1915

Children:

George Henry, b. 19 Oct 1857, d. 20 May 1941, m. Addie DROUGHT.

They had 2 children Blanche and Pearl.

John Foster, b. 9 Oct 1859, d. 13 Feb 1945, m. 3 April 1887 Alma WOODWORTH.

Effie L., b. 15 July 1866, d. 31 Dec. 1915. No Children.

Ina. B. 19 June 1871, d. 3 Jan 1944, m. Edw Snow PHELPS. No children.

John Foster PANGBURN, b. 9 Oct 1859, d. 13 Feb 1945, m. 3 April 1887 Alma WOODWORTH. She was b. 30 Sep 1862, d. 22 June 1933.

Children:

Myra, b. 29 Dec 1882

Dace, b. 1 Apr 1887

Ruth, b. 24 Dec 1893

Myra Inez Pangburn. B. 29 Dec 1882 at Harpersfield, Ashtabula Co., Ohio. She was a stenographer by trade and lived most of her life and died in East Palestine, Ohio in May 1977. She is buried at Austinburg, Ohio. She married 25 Feb 1909 Charles Newell CHILSON, b. 1 June 1881. He was a Jeweler by trade and died in 1960.

Children:

Dorothy Ruth, b. Aug 1913, m. April 1953 Leo CALVIN. No children.

John Newell, b. 3 Sep 1917 Columbiana, Ohio. D. 24 Nov 1981 East Palestine, Ohio. Married 22 Nov 1952 at East Palestine to Helen Marjorie McRoberts. She was b. 2 Aug 1923 Enon Valley, PA.

Helen Chilson gives us a brief history of the Austinburg area and we thought we would share it with your.

Austinburg was originally known as Austin’s Camp (1799) named for founder, Eliphant Austin. Then for 13 years it was known as Richfield.

It is now known as Austinburg, Ohio. According to local history, the settlers came from Connecticut. It is not known if this PANGBURN family came from there.

Editor’s Note” – For marriages on a portion of this family, see The Pangburn Letter, April, 1896 (Vol 4, No 1, page 7).

And here is some information from the records of Viola Pangburn Roberts (used by courtesy of The Newberry Library. Chicago, Illinois).

1850 Federal Census, Ashtabula (Harpersfield) Ohio.

PANGBURN, George . . . . . . . . b. N. Y. age 55

Eliza (wife) . . . . . b. Conn. age 40

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S. Henry b. Ohio, age 22

Frederick b. Ohio, age 20

Mary b. Ohio, age 15

Martha b. Ohio, age 13

Rufus b. Ohio, age 12

Horace b. Ohio, age 7

Civil War Record:

Rufus PANGBURN, born Harpersfield, Ohio 15 December 1839. Died 6 June 1936 West Jefferson, Ashtabula, Ohio. War Service – Private and Corporal, company E, Ohio 1st Light Artillery. Enlisted 23 Aug 1861, Honorable Discharge 1 September 1864.

Father – George PANGBURN, born Albany, N.Y.

Mother – Eliza WEBB, born Harpersfield, Ohio

Residences – Geneva, Saybrook, and Jefferson.

Never married.

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Ann Koch Pelto is doing some research on her sister-in-law’s PANGBURN line and would like some help. She writes:

1. John PANGBURN, b. NY 1825, of NY born parents, married Catherine (???), born Scotland.

Children: John, born 1857, married Alice Louise RIVERS

Other children of John & Catherine Pangburn (as listed in the 1880 Federal Census were:

Jasper, b. Michigan ( probably Cass County)

Carrie, b. Michigan

Loma, b. Michigan

2. John Pangburn, b. 1857, d. 1879, married Alice Louise RIVERS (dau of Delilah CHASE b. NY 1817) and James RIVERS (b. 1822 Berkshire, England, son of John Rivers)

When John Pangburn died in 1879, he left his widow, Alice with 2 children – Mabel, b. Cass County, Mich 1876 and Lloyd born 1879. At the time of the 1880 Census, Alice, widow of John Pangburn, was living with her in-laws- (John & Catherine Pangburn) and was listed as a daughter, widow and paid housekeeper.

Editor’s Note” -- Following is the information we submitted to Ann Pelto for her consideration.

1870 Federal Census, Cassopolis, Porter Twp, Cass Co., Mich

PANGBURN, John age 44 – born NY

Catherine (wife) age 44 – born Scotland

Samuel age 23 – born NY

Stephen age 21 – born NY

George age 20 – born NY

John age 18 – born NY

Francis age 16 – born NY

Edward age 14 – born Indiana

Elizabeth age 12 – born Michigan

Jasper age 9 – born Michigan

Alice age 7 – born Michigan

Caroline age 4 – born Michigan

Civil War Record

John PANGBURN, born Schuyler Co., NY 1`0 Sep 1824. His wife is Catherine SENSIN. They were married in Utica, NY. The record shows 10 children, same as above, but does not include their ages.

Service – Private Company A, 48th Regt., Indiana Vol. Inf, Enlisted 28 March 1864, discharged 15 July 1865.

Residences – Schuyler County, NY: Cassopolis, Mich. 1898 (had been there for years).

Father – probably John, listed in the 1820 Census, Hector, NY

Civil War Record:

Samuel PANGBURN, born Oneida, NY 1846. Appears he had two wives – married 1st – 6 Apr 1873 Calvin, Michigan to Addie Osburn who died 18 August 1904. Married 2nd – 15 Aug 1905 to Sarah TOWN.

Service—Corporal, Company A, 48th Indiana Vol. Inf. (same unit as his father John)

Enlisted 8 March 1864, discharged 15 July 1865.

Residences – Cass County, Michigan; Monroe Wisconsin; Elkhart, Indiana

Civil War Record:

David PANGBURN, born 1841. Married 21 April 1866 at Utica, NY to Jennie FRALICH. She was b. 1840.

Service – Enlisted 18 Aug 1862, discharged 28 Feb 1863.

Re-enlisted 18 Aug 1864, discharged 31 March 1865.

“New Ironsides”, Pvt. N. Carolina “A” 146 Inf.

Died – 22 March 1893 at Feeding Mills, Massachusetts

Child -- Adelbert PANGBURN

Add’l information: In the War Papers was found the names John & Catherine PANGBURN of Cassopolis, Michigan. There is also additional information on David’s service, Pvt. Company C. 81st Regt. Enlisted Russia, NY, 24 Jan 1862 – mustered out 31 August 1865. Re-enlisted 24 Feb 1864, discharged Ft. Monroe, VA 31 August 1865.

The above information is from the manuscript of Viola Pangburn Roberts (used by courtesy of The Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois).

And some follow-up information from Ann Pelto –

1850 Federal Census, New Hartford, Oneida County, New York (Page 270 – lines 30-34)

PANGBURN, John (Teamster) age 25 – born NY

Catherine age 25 – born NY

Samuel age 4 – born NY

Stephen age 2 – born NY

George age 1 – born NY

John was a Teamster and could have worked the Erie Canal. The town of New Hartford was part of Utica though which the Canal ran.

Ann Pelto also included a 1910 Federal Census from Cassopolis Village, LaGrange Twp, District 4, Enum Dist 106

WRIGHT, William R., Head of Hsehld, Machinist in Wood

age 53, b. Mich. M. 35 yrs, father and mother born Ohio

Mary (wife), age 52, b. Mich, father b. Indiana, mother b. Mich.

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PANGBURN, Robert S., son-in-law, age 33, b. Mich., Manager of Pool Room, m. 12 yrs, father b. NY, mother b. Mich

Jessie R., daughter of head of house, age 30, b. Mich, Dressmaker, parents born Mich.

Fannie M., gr-dau of head of hse, age 11, b. Mich, parents born Mich

Roma Toy, gr-dau of head of hse, age 7, b. Mich, parents born Mich

Note the similarity of the names ROMA TOY (dau of Jessie and Robert Pangburn) and LOMA (dau of John & Catherine Pangburn). Is Robert an offspring of one of the sons of John & Catherine Pangburn????

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We've had a request for information from Lois Charles and Frazier Davidson on George DAVIDSON who married Elizabeth PANGBURN.

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Lois writes that her line goes as follows:

Samuel PANGBURN -- married ??

Children: Elizabeth Pangburn

Elizabeth PANGBURN -- married George DAVISON/DAVIDSON. George was born circa 1783/4, died by 1830. Marriage Bond 19 Sep 1809 was signed by Samuel PANGBURN in Mason County, Kentucky. This was second marriage.

First marriage for George Davison was by marriage bond 16 Apr 1806 in Mason Co., KY to Mary MARSH. Bondsmen were Robert DAVIDSON and James MARSH.

Children: A daughter by first wife -- name unknown.

Clarrisa, b. c. 1810 Mason Co., KY married William CARTY 11 June 1829 at Brown Co., Ohio

Darius, b. 21 Dec 1811, d 27 Jan 1896, age 84 yr. 1 mo. 6 days, Russellville, Jefferson Twp., Brown Co., Ohio and is buried Ash Ridge Cemetery Jackson Twp, Brown Co., Ohio. He married 1 January 1835 at Brown Co., Ohio, Nancy Ann LONG.

George W., b. 2 Feb 1815, d. 10 Dec 1895, buried in Winchester Cemetery, Adams Co., Ohio. He married 15 Dec 1841 at Brown Co., Ohio

Arminda MOORE.

Mary Ann, b 11 July 1816 Clermont, Ohio (Calculated), d. 26 March 1891 Franklin Twp., Brown Co., Ohio (age 74 yrs 8 mos. 1 day). She is buried Old Russellville Cemetery, Jefferson Twp. She married 1 November 1838 at Brown Co., Ohio David McElfresh

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Okay, researchers, -- Lois Charles needs some help. She writes:

We believe that Elizabeth's husband died shortly after they moved to Ohio around 1820 in either Brown or Clermont County. But all the information that we obtained about the family was mainly due to land records between Elizabeth and her children. We wonder if perhaps she remarried for she disappears from the 1830 census. We are seeking information pertaining to the DAVISON/DAVIDSON and PANGBURN connection.

Also seek information on the parents of George Davidson.

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And still another request for help ---

Robb Osborn is searching for Polly PANGBURN who married Benjamin HOWE prior to 1803 in Albany Co., NY. One of their daughters, married Timothy PUFFER, either in Albany or Tioga Co., NY in the early 1830's. They also had a son Hyram, b. 14 Nov 1803 in Albany Co., NY.

Polly?Maria/Mary PENBURN/PANGBORN may be the daughter of Richard

PANGBURN who married a Van Etten because both Richard PANGBURN and Benjamin HOWE went to western New York (Finger Lakes area) by 1810. Both removed again to Tioga County and Broom Co., area by the 1820's.

Here's another question for you researchers. Any more info you can add?

From the "Schenectady Reflector" (newspaper) - May 24, 1801:

Benjamin Horne(?) or Home (?) married Polly PANKBURN or Normanskill.

Editor's Note: -- In the September 1984 issue of The Pangburn Letter (Vol. 2, No. 2, page 10)

Baptisms of Princetown and Helderbergh Church in Guilderland -

HON, Benjamin - child of Benjamin HON and Polly PENBURN born 14

May 1802 - bap 30 May 1802

HON, Hyram - child of Benjamin HON and Maria PENBURN born 14 Nov

1803 - bap 11 March 1804

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From the Manuscript of Viola Pangburn Roberts (Courtesy of Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois)

PANGBORNS IN THE CIVIL WAR (Continued from last issue)

Name: Abel Pangburn

Born: 1828 Madison County, New York

Father: Noah Pangborn, Cazenovia, New York

Mother: Aazubah Pangburn/Pangborn

Residence: Fenner, New York

Wife: Jane Farle, born Cazenovia, New York

Married by Lyman Eddy, Minister

Soldier's service: Private, Company K, Regt. 114 NY Vol:

Enlisted August 15, 1862, Norwich , NY

Soldier died: Killed in battle of Winchester, VA September 19, 1864

Children: (1) Rosetta, b. June 18, 1860; (2) John, b. January 7, 1863

Name: Austin Pangburn

Born: Columbia, Herkimer Co., NY, about 1834

Wife: Sabrina Shaver (Smith)

Married: Roosevelt, N.Y. March 4, 1855

Father: Jedediah Pangburn, born about 1813

Mother: Philinda Rounds Pangburn, born Warren, Herkimer Co., N.Y. about 1809, dau of William Rounds

Soldier's Service: Private, Company E, 146th Regt., NY Vol;

Taken prisoner in battle of Gettysburg and confined in Libby Prison. Discharged April 10, 1863.

Enlisted August 26, 1862

Soldier died: Feb 16 1900

Children: (1) Bryon, (2) Mary, (3) Cora, (4) George

Ancestry: CONJECTURE --Austin, Jedediah, Richard, Peter, Richard, William, Peter Pangbourne of New Town, Long Island.

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Name: Alexander Pangburn (J)

Born: about 1842

Wife: Amanda Hill, born 1845

Residence: Center Point, Brown Co., Ohio

Father: William Pangburn

Soldier's service: Private, Company B, 36th Regt. Ohio Vol.

Discharged November 25, Camp Tolland VA - Also July 27, 1865, disabled by paralysis

Soldier died: January 15, 1871, Brown Co., Ohio

Married by J. P. Daugherty, Min., Brown Co., Ohio, Dec 23, 1863

Soldier buried: Pisgah Cemetery, Union Twp, Brown Co., Ohio

Children: (1) John b. October 1866; (2)William , b. July 8, 1868; (3) Eva, b. Jan 8, 1870

Ancestry: The Pangburns of Brown County, Ohio were descended from Stephen Pangburn of Woodbridge, New Jersey, probably from William

Name: Benjamin Pangburn

Born: New York, 1831

Wife: Elizabeth Britton (or Button) of Scio, Allegheny Co., New York

Residence: Allegheny Co, N. Y.

Father: William Pangburn, born N. Y.

Mother: Nancy Van Allen, born N. Y.

Soldier's service: Private, Company A, 53rd Regt., Wisconsin Infantry and Private, Company G, 51st Wisconsin Inf. Discharged Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas, June 1865

Soldier died: Sept 19, 1905 in Soldier's Home Hospital, Orting, Washington

Buried: Fairmount Cemetery, Orting, Washington

Residence: Eau Claire, Wisconsin 1887

Children?1) Alice, b. Friendship, Allegheny Co., N. Y. Dec. 8, 1858; (2) William b. Gilmantown, Wisconsin, April 27, 1864; (3) Maud, b. Mendosa, Wisconsin, October 1876; (4) Edith, b. Pine City, Whitman Co.,

Washington, November 19, 1880

Name: Benjamin Pangburn

Born: 1840

Wife: Jane Doxstater, d. February 28, 1911, married Amsterdam, N. Y. November 15, 1865 by Rev. Goodels

Residence: 1885 Olcott, N. Y. (Orleans Co.); 1888 Midland Co., Michigan

War Service: Private, Company C, 153rd Regt., NY Vol Inf, Enlisted September 15, 1862, discharged May 12, 1865. Corporal, Capt. Neal's Company

Children: (1) Willard, b. August 1, 1866; (2) John, b. Dec 4, 1867; (3)

Laura, b. May 4, 1877.

A son William resided North Allis, Drusque Isle Co.,

Michigan 1911. Burial certificate of Jane Pangburn was signed by Stella P. Pangburn and E. C. P.

Name: Bellman Pangburn

Wife: Sarah Barnes, married December 20, 1865, Brown Co., Ohio by Rev. Daugherty

Soldier born: April 17, 1848, Brown Co., Ohio

Father: Alfred Pangburn

Mother: Anna Pangburn (Thompson), born 1808, Brown Co., Ohio

Grandfather: Nathanial Pangburn

Soldier buried: Lenoxburg Cemetery, Kentucky

Children: (1) Eger Sherman, b. November 1, 1874; (2) Harry Bell, b. November 1, 1867; (3) A., b. Feb 1, 1874; (4) Clastui Gertrue, b. March

18, 1878

Residence: Ripley, Ohio

Deaths in the Family: Egar Sherman died February 2, 1873

Sarah, died July 12, 1915

Bellman married (2nd) Myrtle (???)

Clastie Gertrued, March 4, 1881

Name: Charles Pangburn

Born: 1841

Wife: Hannah

Sister: Nancy Tuttle, Endicott, Michigan

Soldier's service: Company F, Regt. Vol. Missouri

Residence: Charlotte, Michigan

Name: Charles D. Pangburn

Born: Utica, Oneida Co., NY, about 1848

Wife: Caroline Crandall, b. Blue Island, Illinois 1846

Father: Jedediah Pangburn, b. Columbia, N. Y. 1813

Mother: Philinda Rounds, dau of William Rounds of Warren, New York

Grandfather: Richard Pangburn, son of Peter Pangburn who fought in The Revolutionary War, enlisted in New Jersey

Grandmother: Nancy Gay, b. Columbia, Herkimer Co., NY 1796 (His mother having died when he was quite small, he was reared by his uncle, Richard Pangburn, Orland, Illinois)

Children: (1) Albert; (2) Ilah; (3) Wilbert

Soldier's service: Musician, Company H, 88th Inf. Enlisted September 3,

1862. Mustered out June 9, 1865. Died 1934

Name: Charles Henry Pangburn

Born: --------

Wife: Ellen Elizabeth McMahon, born 1840, married Nov 7, 1856

Residence: Brooklyn, New York

Soldier's service: Sergeant, Company C, 47th Regt. NY Vol Inf. Enlisted May 18, 1861. Discharged August 30, 1865, Raleigh, North Carolina

Soldier died: February 4, 1882. Buried Cypress Hills near Brooklyn, Widow died in Long Island State Hospital

Name : Charles Pangburn

Born: Lake County, Ohio, April 14, 1840

Wife: Hannah Marguerite Beebe

Married: September 14, 1860, Coldwater, Michigan by Justice of the Peace

Brother: George Pangburn, Endicott, Whitman Co., Washington

Residence: Charlotte, Eaton Co., Michigan

Soldier's service: Private, Company F, 1st MO Engineers. Enlisted October 7, 1861. Discharged November 1, 1864 after seige of Vicksburg Residence: Danville Branch National Home for the D.V.S National Home for D.V.S., VA, 1923, Marion Branch, Nation Home for D.V.S., 1926; National Military Home for D.V.S., 1917. Res. in Sawtelle, Los Angeles, Calif. Painesville, Ohio in 1856 -1861. Enlisted Oasville, Illinois; Discharged Chattanooga, Tenn.

Father: Solomon Pangburn, born New York

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Mother: Elizabeth

Brothers: George and Alexander

Sisters: Nancy and Lida - all born in New York

Children: (1) Nellie, b. November 23, 1870; (2) George L. b. July 16,

1877; (3) Mary Elizabeth, b. October 17, 1880; (4) Charles, b. March 13,

1882

Soldier died; Kecoughten, Virginia, November 4, 1923

Widow died: Hannah B., July 2, 1913

Name: Charles Pangburn

Born: ----

Wife: Sophronia (???), b. February 25, 1837

Residence: Baldwinsville, NY

Soldier's service: Private, Company I, 76th Inf., N. Y.

Enlisted August 6, 1863. Mustered in August 6, 1863.

Died in prison, Aaulisbury, December 1, 1864

Children: (1) Lizzie F., b. March 14, 1855

Name: David Pangburn of Rome, New York

Born: 1841

Wife: Jennie Fralick, born 1840, married April 21, 1866 by Rev. Chars. Van Dusen, Utica, New York

Soldier's service: Enlisted August 18, 1862. Discharged Feb. 28, 1863.

Re-enlisted August 18, 1864. Discharged March 31, 1865

Soldier died: March 22, 1893

(service was on the USS "New Ironsides", private, No.

Carolina "A", 145th New York Inf.)

Residence of Widow: 1893 Feeding Mills, Hampden, Mass.

Children: (1) Adelbert

Note: In the papers were found the names of John and Catherine Pangburn of Cassopolis, Michigan

War Service: Private, Company C, 81st Regt. Enlisted Russian, New York,

January 24, 1862. Mustered out August 31, 1865. Re-enlisted February 24,

1864. Discharged Ft. Monroe, VA, August 31, 1865

Name: Drake Pangburn

Born: Plainfield, New Jersey, May 6, 1839

Residence: Orange, New Jersey

Father: Samuel Pangburn, Warren, Somerset Co., New Jersey

Mother: Ann

Brothers: Benjamin, John, Abel S.

Sister: Mary

Residence in 1850: Warren, New Jersey

Soldier's service: Nurse, Medical Dept., U. S. Volunteers Enlisted July

1861, Newark, New Jersey

Married: by Rev. Freeman, September 1, 1867

Name: Edward W. Pangburn

Born: 1809

Residence: Cameron, PA 1865; Franklinville, Cattaugaras Co., New York

1877; Whitesville, Allegheny Co., PA; Hinsdale, New York 1880; Emporium 1875

Soldier's service: Private, Company F, 58th Regt., PA Vol. Inf. Enlisted

Little Washington, N. C. January 1, 1864 to serve 3 years; Discharged

November 2, 1865; at U.S. Hospital, Ft. Monroe, VA, wounded in face

Name: Edgar Pangburn, Teacher

Born: Hector, New York

Wife: Christiana Kaler

Father: Daniel Pangburn

Married: November 24, 1870, Hayfield Twp., Crawford Co. PA by Rev. N. Horton

Soldier died: August 25, 1911

Soldier's service: Private, Company F, 63rd Regt., NY Vol

Residence: Romulus, New York, Eljton, S. D.; Great Falls, Montana

Name: Francis Pangborn

Born: Albany County, N. Y., March 22, 1842

Parents: James and Polly Pangburn

Grandparents: Hiram, son of William Pangborn

Brothers and Sisters: (1) Garret H., (2) Hiram L., (3) Nicholas (4) William, (5) David, Julia C. Valli Kett and Margaret A. Spier

Residence: Albany County, N. Y.; Sparta, Wisconsin after Civil War; Saint Peter and Sauk Center, Minnesota

War Service: Pvt., Company C, 19th Wisconsin Infantry

Death: January 1, 1923

Name: George Pangburn (A.)

Born: Schenectady, N.Y. 1828 or 1826

Wife: Mary E. Wheaton, b. 1828

Married: Rotterdam, N. Y., March 20, 1844, by Rev. John Knott

Father: Samuel Pangburn

War Service: Pvt., Company G, 6th Regt, Enlisted February 28, 1864

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Company G, 1st Regt Michigan Heavy artillery;

Mustered February 28, 1864

Residence: 1851 - Brighton, Monroe County, N. Y.; Royalton, Ohio 1853

Children: (1) William J., b. May 13, 1851; (2) Charlotte, b. March 17,

1853; (3) Joseph, b. March 22, 1857; (4) George E., b. August 19, 1860;

(5) Margaret M., b. April 10, 1863.

Name: George M. Pangborne

Born: ----

Wife: Elizabeth McLaughlin

Married: Troy, N. Y., August 23, 1847

Soldier's Service: Pvt, Company D, 151st N. Y. Vol., Canandaigua Agency.

Enlisted September 1; discharged June 26, 1865.

Children: (1) Eliza Ann, b. October 14, 1854; (2) Isora Medora, b. May

20, 1857

Soldier Utica, N. Y. June 1867. (Herman Pangborn signed the papers.)

Residence: Gaines, Orleans County, N. Y.

Name: Gerret Pangburn (A)

Born about 1821

Wife: Mahalla R. Sullivan

Married November 11, 1849, Clark County, Indiana

War Service: Pvt, Company C, 2nd Nebraska Vol., enlisted August 22,

1862. Discharged September 9, 1863.

Soldier Died: July 30, 1870

Widow resided: 1893 - Beatty, Marshall County, Kansas

Children: None

Father: William Pangburn, New Jersey, 1775

Mother: Elizabeth Applegate. B. February 1, 1786

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