Pangburn Letter
Volume 7 , Letter 2
SEPTEMBER 1989
Volume 7 Number 2
Donn E. Wagner, Editor - 5245 Walton Street, Long Beach, CA 90815 (2l3) 421-9686
The PANGBURN LETTER is published at the cost of the Editor. The intent is non-profit and is to be used to disseminate information to others interested in the Pangburn lives. 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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This month we present a much larger letter. thanks to the efforts of each one of you who has submitted material. If we haven't presented your material yet, please be patient - perhaps in the Spring.
As you will note, much of the material presented is without documentation. It is our intent to publish ALL information, with or without documentation with the premise that one of you out there will unearth the primary source of this data, thus proving or disproving the material.
Some of us have been using material that was researched many years ago. We have all taken it as gospel - until we can prove otherwise Remember, some of this material could be wrong !. help us out . . . send us the correct information and we will publish it.
We publish the material just as we receive it -- including typographical errors in years or improper spelling of names.
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Remember, The Pangburn Letter is NOT a primary source. Use it as a research tool only . . . and . use it carefully'
While browsing through the material collected by Viola Pangburn Roberts, we came across an article about Arden X . Pangborn. We had no idea where he was living at this time, but our good friend, Cyrus R. Pangborn came through for us again. He sent a copy of a recent letter he had received from Arden and we contacted him and lie was kind enough to update the material in Violas records.
From the records of Viola Pangburn Roberts published courtesy of Newberry Library in Chicago.
From "Day to Day Listing of N.B.C. Program Services"
April, 1945
Arden X. Pangborn
Manager of Station K.G.W., Portland, Oregon
When Arden Pangborn resigned his newspaper post in March,1941, he stepped into a new field as head of the paper I s companion enterprise, radio station KGW. His immediate acceptance by the industry was evidenced by his election within a year to the, post of Pacific Coast Representative on first NBC stations Planning arid Advisory Committee. In this position he represented NBC affiliated stations in Oregon, Washington, California, Nevada and Hawaii. Re-elected at the end of 1942, he is a member of this important group.
Arden X. - the "X"' an assumed initial- was born on Groundhog Day 1907 in the State of Kansas but has spent most of his life it,, Oregon. At eighteen he joined the staff of THE 0REGONIAN " The Great Newspaper of the West" as sports writer but left shortly to continue his education.
Working his way through the. University of Oregon as sports editor for three daily newspapers. Pangborn also wrote articles for a fashion magazine, edited a weekly automobile page and wrote and syndicated a column of book reviews. These activities left him somewhat short of study hours, but he admits having had enough spare time to write pulp detective stories, play around with student politics and act as assistant publicity director of the University.
"Pang" as he is known by his coworkers and friends, came into contact with radio only once during his college years. When he was editor of The Emerald, the college Daily he conceived the idea of an exchange arrangement between the paper and the local radio station - an idea that resulted in a series of programs which lasted several years. In his capacity as editor, Pangborn announced the first program - and immediately following the broadcast, it was decided that his radio talents were not in the field of announcing
Convinced that his future lay in a newspaper career, he returned to The Oregonian in 1929. He rose rapidly, and in 1932 was appointed city editor. By 1936 he had become executive news editor and the year1938 found him taking over the managing editorship. From a rapidly declining circulation of 90,000 the paper grew. under Pangborn's guidance to a steadily increasing circulation of 150,000 copies daily. And his influence still remains.
For several years Pangborn has continued turning out pulp detective stories. He often wrote under his own name but occasionally adopted the pen names of Adam King and Philip Sidney. During his rise in the newspaper world, Pangborn's contacts with radio were few. But his interest never lagged and when the opportunity came in 1941 to join KCW as managing director, he promptly resigned as managing editor of the Pacific Northwest's largest daily newspaper to accept the new responsibility.
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Since the arrival, the station’s personnel has been reorganized, program structure overhauled salaries generally increased and several technical advances made.
Last fall, Pangborn was elected president of the Oregon Advertising Club, formerly known as the Advertising Federation of Portland. Here ,too, the “Pangborn influence” has been immediate and beneficial. In six months the membership of the Club has doubled and its activities expanded to include community committees from other Oregon cities in a joint campaign for post-war development of Oregon tourist trade. Pang’s latest assignment is appointment by Gov. Earl Snell to represent the advertising Club on the Oregon Committee of the American Commission for living War Memorials.
In 1932, Pangborn married Marie Mathison of Portland. They have two children, Kim and Mary Alice. Aside from their offspring, the Pangborn’s two greatest enthusiasms are phonograph records - of which there are several thousand scattered around the house - and New York City.
He is a descendant of Timothy Pangborn and - Partridge of Essex Co. N. Y. timothy Pangborn was a descendant of Pieter Pangbourne of Newtown, L.I. and N. Y. C. earlier.
As far as one can ascertain is as follows: 1. Pieter, 2. Stephen, 3. Joseph, 4. Timothy, 5. John, 6. Cyrus, 7. Quincy June, 8. Arden X.
And now - an update by Adren X. Pangborn
I was both surprised and flattered by your wife’s telephone call, and by your follow-up letter, with its amazing wealth of information on various branches of the Pangburn/Pangborn, etc. family. As I wrote Cyrus, it represents a prodigious amount of work and a superbly dedicated interest. I learned more about our own line in tow hours than I had in the pervious 82 years, As for information on the Quincy Jan Pangborn extension of the Pangborn line. I can ass little.
As your records already show. Quincy was married to Bess Lee Blake on Feb. 3 1904. Bess was born in El Paso, Texas and where and how she met Quincy, and how she got to Burr Oak, Kansas. I do not know. In any event, they had three children: Aline Hortense, born 1905; Arden X. (originally named Lissen Arden) born 1907; and Marjorie Lucille born 1909, died 1974.
Aline married Robert Charlton and they had one daughter, Carol Ann. Robert died some years ago. Aline Charlton now live in Portland.
Marjorie married Evan Blake and they had a son Graeme, and a daughter, Shelley. Both Marjorie and Evan are deceased.
As for my family: I married Marie Mathison on June 25. 1932. We have had two children, Kim Arden, born Oct 31, 1939, and Mary Alice, born March 24 1941.
Kim married Sidney Munhollen Oct 21, 1966 and they have two sons to carry on the Pangborn line - Bradley Jay, born March 4, 1969 and Jeffrey Lee, born January 5, 1971.
Mary Alice married Rodney Pfeifer on November 29, 1967 and they had one daughter, Lisa Marie, born Oct. 10, 1969. Rodney died in 1974. Mary Alice married John Bewman April 28, 1983.
Your information on my personal background is accurate, if unduly generous, up to my term as general manager of radio station KGW. In February 1946, I returned to The Oregonian as business manger and remained there until January 1951, at which time I joined Southland Insurance Inc, a small San Antonio, Texas conglomerate as vice president, with responsibility for managing Southland’s two broadcast properties, WOAI radio and WOAI-TV. In 1952 and again in 1953 I was elected secretary-treasurer of the then newly formed N.B.C. Television Affiliates Association. In 1953 I was also elected president of the San Antonio Better Business Bureau. (Later, in 1959, I served as president of Portland’s Better Business Bureau.)
In October 1955, I returned to Portland as vice-president and editor of the Oregon Journal, Portland’s afternoon daily newspaper-a competitor of The Oregonian - where I remained until my retirement in 1972, a little over 18 years. Since retirement, I have been inactive, although I am still an honorary member of the Oregon Advertising Club( now named Portland Advertising Federation) and of the board of trustees of Pacific University, an independent liberal arts institution located in Forest Grove, OR where I was active as trustee for a number of years before retirement.
Thank you very much for your telephone call and for your fascinating copies of The Pangborn Letter.
Thanks Arden, for updating your line - and we wish you many years of happy retirement.
Our next researcher is Nancy Pangburn Bauder and she is working the Orin Darius Pangburn line. She has sent info on her line from the printed genealogy of the Descendants of John OWEN of Windsor, CT., by Ralph Domfield Owen.
Lamina Adel Owen, dau of Washington and Polly Dyer Owen was born 26 Apr 1849 at Palermo, NY and died 12 Feb 1930 at Weedsport, Cayuga Co., NY. She married (1st) Orin Darius Pangburn, a Civil War Veteran, born 8 May 1839 at Palermo and died 23 Feb 1908.
Children:
1. Harriet Amanda - b. 13 Dec 1866
2. Frederick Ransom - b. 14 Jan 1869, d. 15 Dec 1911 at Caughdenoy, Hastings, NY.
He was married 25 Dec 1905 to Floy Campbell, dau of Milton Campbell, (b. Nov 1882, d. 1918 at
Phoenix, NY). 2 children who died in infancy
3. Elnora Piranha - b. 12 Apr 1872.
4. Francis Albertus - b. 19 Oct 1873. (Nancy Bauder states he was known as Frank Albert).
1, Harriet Amanda Pangburn - b 13 Dec 1866 at East Palermo, NY, d. 24 Jan 1936 at East Syracuse, NY, married 22 Mar 1885 at Palermo, NY - Alexander Thompson, son of Alexander and Delilah Bell Thompson who was b. 4 Dec 1856 at Roosevelt, NY, d. 24 Jul 1925 at East Syracuse, NY.
Children:
(a) Iva May Thompson - b. 5 Apr 1886 Phoenix Oswego, NY m. 21 Oct 1907 East Syracuse, NY to
Robert Gleasman, son of Henry and Mary Dunn Gleasman, b. 12 Feb 1886 at Syracuse.
(b) Lola Elnora Thompson - b. 7 July 1891 Baldwinsville, Onondaga, NY - m. 18 Dec 1914 East
Syracuse, NY in Charles Gilbert, son of Samuel and Sarah Ingison Gilbert, b 14 Dec 1890 East Syracuse.
2. Elnora Pangburn - b. 12 Apr 1872 Palermo, NY - m. 10 Nov 1897 to Clifford John Huyck, who was
b. 25 Dec 1873 Exeter, Otsego, NY, son of Robert L. and Margaret Warner Huyck.
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Children:
(a) Freeda Huyck - b. 28 Aug 1900 Acworth, NH.
(b) Margaret Lovina Huyuk - b. 4 Jun 1912 West Brookfield, Mass
1. Francis Albertus (Frank Albert) Pangburn - b. 19 Oct 1873 Palermo, NY, m. 9 Nov 1897 Pennelville, Oswego, NY to May Bowering - b. 11 Sep 1875, dau of William Bowering of Roosevelt, NY.
Children:
(a) Anna May Pangburn - b. 19 Jan 1901 Roosevelt, NY - m. June 1919 at Belle Isle to Harold Sadler,
b. 16 Feb 1898 and d. Apr. 1934 She married (2nd) - Relyea
Children:
(1) Dorothy Sadler - b. May 1921
(2) Kenneth Harold Sadler - b. May 1923
(3) Earl Grant Sadler - b. 2 Nov 1924
(4) Shirley Sadler - b. 13 Sep 1932
(5) Merrill Nelson Relyea - b. 29 May 1939
(b) Eva Alberta Pangburn - b. 28 Dec 1904 - m. Nov 1931 at Weedsport, Cayuga, NY to Charles Robert Lawson who was b. Auburn, NY
Children:
(1) Mary Evelyn Lawson - b. 2 Apr 1941
(c) Clifford Frank Pangburn - b. 14 Sep 1910 - d. 15 May 1984 - m. 29 Jun 1940 to Eloise Elaine Smith who was b. 3 May 1911.
Children:
(1) Nancy Alice Pangburn - b. 16 May 1941 Geneva NY, - m. 11 Jan 1964 to Charles Champlin
Walker Bauder
(2) John Clifford Pangburn - b. 11 Dec 1943 Geneva, NY, - m. 12 Apr 1969 to Joan Louise Robinette
Children:
(a) Melissa Elizabeth Pangburn - b. 23 Aug 1979
(b) Michael John Pangburn
(c) Christine Louise Pangburn - b. 9 Mar 1985
(d) Walter Pangburn - 5 Dec 1912 - d. Jan 1914
(e) De Forest Grant Pangburn - b. 14 Jan 1915 - m. 26 May 1938 to Betty Mildred Lindley
(f) Fern Belle Pangburn - b. 12 Aug 1917 - m. Jan 1935 to Danzier Campbell at Auburn, NY
Children:
(1) Joan Campbell - b. Oct 1935
2) Roy Pangburn Campbell - b. May 1938
(3) Elizabeth May Campbell - b. 1 Sep 1940
A big Thanks You to Nancy for adding information to the Orin Darrius Pangburn line. Orin was the son of Jedediah Pangburn and Philanda Rounds and grandson of Richard Pangburn and Nancy Gay ( See Pangburn Letter Vol. 7, No. 1, pg. 1 for Orin’s Civil War Service.)
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For years we have been saying , - NO MATTER HOW YOU SPELL IT - PANGBURN/PANGBORN/ PANGMAN - we are all related.
Viola Pangburn Roberts material (published courtesy of Newberry Library in Chicago) includes the following:
Peter Pangburn was known in Canadian life as Bastannais
Pangman. He was born in New England, just where has not been determined. The name, Pangborn, was too often spelled Pangman both in Vermont and New York in the pioneer days; even some of the writer’s relatives went by that name. Peter Pangborn died 1819 in Canada. The accounts say he was of German descent. That may have been on his maternal side, but on the Pangborn side he was English, having his ancestry in New York City. One Peter Pangborne lived there 1673 and about 1686 bought the Pine Street property.
When a young man, presumably, during the troublesome time of the Revolutionary War, he , being a Loyalist went to Canada and interested himself in the wilds of Canada west of Lake Superior, exploring the county west including the Red River Valley and the Rockies. It is said he was the first white man to view the Rockies from the east. That was about 1780.
Now, Viola had more to say about peter Pangman, but Peter Charles Brunsdale, a new researcher from Canada, say it much better.
Please find enclosed a record of the Canadian family of Peter PANGMAN - fur trader. This record is as complete as I and my relatives are able to make it. I am sure many more Pangmans could probably be found in Canada and elsewhere.
If you are able to help me to trace the parents and origin of Peter PANGMAN- fur trader. I have many relatives who would like to know their origin (German, Dutch, English? etc.) I am also compiling a record of my mother’s many famous ancestors for the Canadian Archives and would like to include the origin of Peter Pangman as no Canadian historian has ever recorded this information (needle in haystack)
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THE CANADIAN FAMILY OF PETER PANGMAN
NOTE: All children known to have married and left posterity have been numbered.
Peter Pangman - fur trader born - 30 Aug. 1744 at Elizabethtown, New Jersey. died - 28 Aug. 1819 at Mascouche, Quebec, Canada married first at Red River Settlement, Manitoba, about 1790 to Marguerite SAUTEUSE, born 1760 in a Cree Indian Village
Children:
1. Bostonnais Piere PANGMAN born - 20 Oct 1791 at Red River Settlement, Manitoba. Note: Charles Denny mentions the possibility of other children but does not name names.
married second at St. Gabriel’s Presbyterian Church (28 Mar. 1796) in Montreal to Grace MACTIER born about 1775 the daughter of John and Jane MACTIER of Galloway, Perthshire, Scotland.
Children: as recorded at St. Gabriel’s Church:
Grace Mary PANGMAN - born 4 Apr. 1797, died 8 May 1797.
Jeremiah PANGMAN - born 1798
Mary PANGMAN - born 18 Jan 1800
Margaret PANGMAN - born 26 Nov. 1802, died 24 Aug 1810.
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3. Jane PANGMAN - born 22 Feb. 1804
Robert PANGMAN - born 30 Dec. 1805
Ellenor PANGMAN - born 18 Oct 1807
4. John PANGMAN - born 13 Jan 1808
William PANGMAN - born 27 June 1801, died 20 Sept. 1811
Sources of Information: Dictionary of Canadian Biography Univ. of Toronto Press, 1967. Charles Denny Papers, form the Alberta Genealogy Society, Edmonton, St. Gabriel’s Pres. Church records from the Nationale Archives Du Quebec in Montreal, microfilm #1602.
1. Bostonnias Piere PANGMAN. Metis Leader of Rebellion born - 20 Oct 1791 at Red River Settlement,
Manitoba. - died 4 Mar 1850 on the Saskatchewan prairie. Married - at Red River Settlement on 28 Nov. 1831 to Marie SHORT born 1810 at Red River Settlement, the daughter of James SHORT and Besty CREE.
Children:
Piere PANGMAN- born 9 July 1834 at Pangman, Saskatchewan.
Louis PANGMAN - born 11 Nov. 1835 at Pangman, Saskatchewan.
Source: Charles Denny Papers, #201, From Alta. Gen. Society, Edm.
2. Jeremiah PANGMAN - Ontario farmer, born 1798 at Mascouche, Quebec, died - 1872 at Mulmur, Simcoe Co., Ontario; married at Mulmur about 1828 to Mary STERKS born 1808 in Scotland .
Children:
5. Ruben (Reuben) PANGMAN- 22 Aug 1832 at Mulmur
John PANGMAN - born 1838 at Mulmur
6. William PANGMAN - born 1846 at Mulmur
Marion PANGMAN - born 1850 at Mulmur
Elizabeth PANGMAN - born 1853 at Mulmur
Source: J. S. Clark - THE STORY OF MANITOBA . 1913.
1871 - 1881 census of Mulmur, Simcoe Co., Ontario
3. Jane PANGMAN born - 22 Feb 1804 at Mascouche, Quebec; died Montreal, Quebec; married in 1825 to George MONK. They probably has a large family which I have not found record of.
4. Hon. John PANGMAN - member of Canadian Parliament; born - 13 Nov. 1808 at Mascouche, Quebec; died - 5 Jan 1867 at Mascouche, Quebec; married first at Montreal, the daughter of Honorable Janvier
LACROIX and Marie BOUAT. She died 5 Jan 1856 at Mascouche.
Children:
7. Jane PANGMAN - born 21 Apr. 1840 at Mascouche.
8. Henry John PANGMAN - born 8 Aug 1845 at Mascouche
Marie Louise PANGMAN - born 12 Aug 1846; Catholic Nun.
John PANGMAN - born 7 Sept. 1847 at Mascouche.
9. Charles Edward PANGMAN - 15 Nov 1849
Emily PANGMAN - born 21 Feb 1852 at Mascouche Married second at Montreal on 3 Sept. 1857 to Georgina ROBERTSON born 1828 on Montreal, the daughter of D William ROBERTSON.
Children:
Burt PANGMAN - born 2 Mar at Mascouche
Mary L PANGMAN - born 28 Aug 1862 at Mascouche
10.John James PANGMAN - born 29 Nov 1865.
Source: Records of St. Gabriel’s Pres. Church, dictionary of Canadian Biography, 1967, 1861-1871 census for Mascouche, Quebec. THE STORIED PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, Col. Wood, 1931
5. Ruben (Reuben) PANGMAN - farmer Simcoe Co., Ontario and Portage La Prairie, Man; born - 2 Aug 1832 at Mulmur, Simcoe Co., Ont.; died - 1912 near Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, Canada. married at Mulmur, Ont. about 1860 to Ann MCDONALD born - 1834 at Mulmur, daughter of John MACDONALD and Euphemia HICKS.
Children:
William John PANGMAN - born 1862 at Mulmur
Jeremiah PANGMAN - born 1964 at Mulmur married Mary WALLACE
Timothy PANGMAN - born 1866 at Mulmur
Mary Ann PANGMAN - born 1868 at Mulmur married William BESLER
James H. PANGMAN - born 1870 at Mulmur
Reuben PANGMAN - born 1872 at Mulmur married Clara BROWN
Margaret PANGMAN - born 1874 at Mulmur married Robert ENGLISH
Andrew PANGMAN - born 1876 at Mulmur
Rebecca PANGMAN - born 1878 at Mulmur
Source: J. S. Clark - THE STORY OF MANITOBA . 1913.; 1871 - 1881 census of Mulmur, Simcoe Co., Ontario
6. William PANGMAN - farmer Simcoe Co., Ontario; born - 1846 at Mulmur, Simcoe Co., Ontario; died - probably Mulmur; married about 1876 to Lisa ?? born - 1853 in Ont.
Children:
Lisa PANGMAN - born 1878 at Mulmur
Elizabeth PANGMAN - born 1881 at Mulmur Probably more after 1881
Source: 1871 - 1881 census of Mulmur, Simcoe Co., Ontario
7. Jane PANGMAN Wife of Judge and member of Parliament; born - 21 Apr. 1840, Mascouche, Quebec; died - Quebec City, Quebec.; married at Quebec City on 28 Dec 1870 to Honorable Lewis Napoleon CASAULT born 10 July 1823 at Quebec City
Children:
Henriette CASAULT - born 1874, Quebec City
Louise CASAULT - born 1876, Quebec City
Louis CASAULT - born 1878, Quebec City
Marie CASAULT - born 1879, Quebec City
Lucy CASAULT - born 1881, Quebec City
Eunice CASAULT - born 1883, Quebec City
Source: DICTIONARY OF CANADIAN BIOGRAPHY, Univ. of Toronto Press 1967, 1891 census for Quebec City, Quebec
8. Henry John PANGMAN owner of family estate at Lachine.; born 8 Aug 1845 at Mascouche, Quebec.; died 23 Nov 1880 in train cash near Montreal.; married at Mascouche on 19 Sept. 1867 to Bertha BUCHANAN born 1846 at Montreal, Quebec.
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Children:
Florence Bertha PANGMAN - born 1868 at Mascouche
Henry Harold PANGMAN - born 1870 at Mascouche
Oliver Claude PANGMAN - born 1872 at Chicago
Mable Ellen PANGMAN - born at Mascouche
Cecil Carlisle PANGMAN - born 1876 moved to St. Lewis
Lionel Buchanon PANGMAN - born 1878 moved to British Columbia
John Henry PANGMAN - born 1879 moved to London, England
Source: THE STORIED PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, Col . Wood 1931. 1871 - 1881 census for Mascouche, Quebec, Canada.
9. Charles Edward PANGMAN - manager of Canadian Bank of Commerce. born - 15 Nov 1849 at Mascouche, Quebec. died 18 July at Dundas, Wentworth Co., Ontario. married first at Montreal 1876 to Marie Louise LETT, born 1846 at Montreal died 1882 at Collingwood, Ontario.
Children:
11. John Edward Lett PANGMAN - born 3 Dec 1878 Collingwood ,Married second at Collingwood, Simcoe Co., Ont. on 10 May 1883 to Francis Ondine KNIGHT born 22 July 1853 in Southsea, Hampshire, English, dau. of Captain James KNIGHT and Mary Ann FRY
Children:
12. Charles W PANGMAN - born 8 June 1884 at Collingwood
13. Edith Ondine PANGMAN - born 28 July 1890 at Dundas, Ontario
14. Peter PANGMAN - born 2 May 1893 at Dundas, Went., Ontario
George PANGMAN - born 1895 at Dundas, Wentworth, Ontario.
Source: Birth, Marriage and Death Certificates. 1881-1891 census for Collingwood, Simcoe Co., Ontario. 1891 census for Dundas, Wentworth Co., Ontario. Family records of Donald and Peter PANGMAN of Toronto, Ontario.
10. John James Mactier PANGMAN - financier and philanthropist. born - 29 Nov 1865 at Mascouche, Quebec. died 21 Aug 1927 at Montreal Quebec. married at Montreal on 8 Oct 1899 to Mable BURNETT, born 1878 at Montreal, daughter of James BURNETT.
Children:
Helen Mable PANGMAN - born 1901 at Montreal
John PANGMAN - born 1904 at Montreal
Source: THE STORIED OF PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, Col. Wood, 1931
11. John Edward Case PANGMAN born - 3 Dec 1878 at Collingwood, Simcoe Co., Ontario,; died - 1856 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada; married at Toronto, Ontario on 8 Sept 1905 to violet CASE, born 1880 at Toronto, Ontario.
Children:
15. John Edward Case PANGMAN - born 12 June 1908, Toronto.
16. George Frances Case PANGMAN - 4 Jan 1910, Toronto
Mary Violet PANGMAN - 18 Aug 1912, Toronto
Source: WHO’S WHO IN CANADA 1970-1972, Toronto, 1974
12. Charles W. PANGMAN born - 8 June, Collingwood, Simcoe Co., Ontario; died 1963, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; married at Toronto, Ontario, on 2 Apr. 1909 to Eileen Mary KERTLAND born 1882 at Toronto, Ont. daughter of Monsarati Mclean KERTLAND AND Emily Mary PARSONS.
Children:
Douglas PANGMAN - born 9 June 1911, Toronto
Edward PANGMAN - born 28 Sept 1913, Toronto
Ruth PANGMAN - born 4 Apr. 1917 Toronto
Source: Family records of Donald PANGMAN son of Edward above.
13. Edith Ondine PANGMAN - wife of Bank of Montreal executive, born - 28 Aug 1890 at Dundas, Wentworth Co., Ontario; died - 14 June 1963 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada; married at Toronto, Ont.
2 June 1914 to Kenneth Robertson MONTIZAMBERT born 23 Jan. 1886 at Quebec City, Quebec, son of William Carlisle MONTIZAMBERT and Ella Margaret ROBERTSON.
Children:
17. Hugh Francis MONTIZAMBERT - born 2 June 1916, Toronto
18. Margaret Ondine MONTIZAMBERT - born 29 July 1919
19. Dorothy Louise MONTIZAMBERT - born 25 June 1923
20. Charles Kenneth MONTIZAMBERT - born 17 Feb 1931
21. Barbara Hermine MONTIZAMBERT - born 17 Feb 1931
Source: Family records of Peter Charles BRUNSDALE son of Margaret Ondine above.
14. Peter PANGMAN - bank manager, born - 2 may 1883 at Dundas Wentworth Co., Ontario; died 8 Oct 1961 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada. married at Toronto on 10 Sept 1920 to Maida MACRAE, born 2 Dec. 1894 at Toronto, Ontario .
Children:
22. Peter PANGMAN - born 19 June 1922 at Toronto, Ont
Gerald Knight PANGMAN - born 31 Mar 1935, Toronto, Ontario.
Source: Family records of Peter PANGMAN son of Peter (1922).
15. John Edward Case PANGMAN - Brigadier General in Canadian Army, born - 12 June 1908 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada; died 10 Dec. 1981 at Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. married at Chamberly, England on 1 Oct 1937 to Cynthia FESS born 1910 in England .
Children:
John PANGMAN - born 1939 in England
Violet PANGMAN - born 1941 in England
Source: WHO’S WHO IN CANADA 1970-1972, Toronto, 1974. Family record on Donald PANGMAN of Toronto.
16. George Francis Case PANGMAN - Brigadier General in Canadian Army
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born - 4 Jan 1910 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada; died - 6 Aug 1982 at Galt, Ontario, Canada. married at Galt, Ontario on 18 May 1939 to Jean Murray DOBBIE born 1913 at Toronto.
Children:
Jean PANGMAN - born 1940 at Galt, Ontario
Ann PANGMAN - born 1946 at Galt, Ontario.
Source: WHO’S WHO IN CANADA 1970-1972, Toronto, 1974. Family record on Donald PANGMAN of Toronto.
17. Henry Francis MONTIZAMBERT born - 2 June 1916 at Toronto, Ontario; Living at Toronto. married at Toronto on 17 May 1947 to Leonie BELL, born 1917.
Two adopted children:
Kenneth Frederick MONTIZAMBERT born - 5 May 1952
Densie Ann MONTIZAMBERT born 16 July 1955
Source: My family records, given to me by my grandfather.
18. Margaret Ondine MONTIZAMBERT - lieutenant in Canadian Army’s Nursing Unit. born 29 July
1919 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada; died Picture Butte, Alberta, Canada, ( buried in Field of Honor,
Lethbridge); married at Vancouver, B. C. ,Canada to Clarence Sinclair BRUNSDALE born at Burdett,
Alta., on 25 Oct 1916 the son of Clarence Leonard BRUNSDALE and Catherine Jane SINCLAIR.
Children:
Barbara Joan BRUNSDALE - born 6 Dec 1950, Cardston, Alta.
Peter Charles BRUNSDALE - born 9 Nov 1951, Lethbridge, Alta.
Jill Ondina BRUNSDALE - born 27 June 1953, High River, Alta.
Allan Gregory BRUNSDALE - born 6 Aug 1955, Lethbridge, Alta.
Source: Family records of Peter C. BRUNSDALE above.
19. Dorothy Louise MONTIZAMBERT - served in Red Cross during WWII, born 25 June 1923 at Little Current, Ontario, Canada.; Living in Toronto, Ontario, Canada; married at Toronto on 30 May 1953 to Albert William REID, born - 1921.
Children:
Sandra Louise REID - born 1 Mar 1954 in Germany.
William Robert REID - born 14 Aug 1955 in Germany.
Douglas Gordon REID - born 10 Oct 1957 at Toronto , Ontario
Source; Family records supplied by Kenneth Robertson MONTIZAMBERT in possession of Peter Charles BRUNSDALE.
20. Charles Kenneth MONTIZAMBERT - manager of Bank of Montreal, born 17 Feb 1931 at Paris, Ontario, Canada ; living in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada; married at Winnipeg, Man. on 26 Apr 1969 to Wendy Patricia McBURNEY born 1933 at Winnipeg, Man.
Children:
Patricia Robyn MONTIZAMBERT - born 22 Oct. 1970, Winnipeg
Alison Joy MONTIZAMBERT - born 17 Mar 1973 at Toronto
David Charles MONTIZAMBERT - born 16 June 1979, Winnipeg.
Source: Family records of Charles Kenneth MONTIZAMBERT as given to Peter Charles BRUNSDALE.
21. Barbara Hermine MONTIZAMBERT - wife of doctor and professor at Univ of Toronto, born 17 Feb 1931 Paris, Ontario, Canada.; Living at Toronto, Ontario, Canada.; married at Toronto on 15 Sept 1956 to Dr. Thomas born 1930.
Children:
Janet Eileen WRIGHT - born 25 Apr. 1958 at Toronto.
Ian Stewart WRIGHT - born 5 july 1960 at Toronto.
Margaret Elizabeth WRIGHT - born 13 June1963 at Toronto
Source: Family records of Kenneth Robertson MONTIZAMBERT as given to Peter Charles BRUNSDALE.
22. Peter PANGMAN - business manager, born - 19 June 1922 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada.; Living in Toronto; married in 1949 at Toronto, Ontario to Mary ?
Children:
Michael Peter PANGMAN - born 13 Sept 1950 at Toronto - married Sharon WRIGHT.
Wendy Margaret PANGMAN - born 4 Apr. 1952 at Toronto - married Josiah LOWRY.
Source: Family records of Peter PANGMAN (1922) above as given to Peter BRUNSDALE.
Peter Brunsdale included a lot of background material on the PANGMAN family - too lengthy to be included here. We will forward copies to anyone who is interested.
One item in particular, however, really tells you about the life of Peter PANGMAN, and it reads:
PANGMAN, PETER (1744?-1819) - fur trader, was born in New England of German descent, about 1744. He engaged in the fur trade, and in 1767 his name appears in the Michilmackinac licenses as trading to the Mississippi. In 1774 he transferred his energies to the Saskatchewan; and he was engaged in the fur trade on the Saskatchewan almost continuously until 1790. In 1783 he joined Gregory, McLeod and Co.; and in 1787, when his firm was absorbed by the North West Company, he became a partner in the North West Company. He retired from the fur trade about 1794; and in that year he purchased the seigniory of Lachenaic, in Lower Canada; and here he died on August 28, 1819.
He has a half-breed son, commonly known after him as “Bastonnais Pangman”, who was prominent in the Seven Oaks affair on the Red River in 1816; and in 1796 he married Grace MacTier by whom he had one son (q.v.) and one daughter.
Thanks Peter Brunsdale for all of your material. Nice to have our Canadian relatives aboard!!
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Bessie Perduc Ellis has joined our ranks of researchers. Her line runs hand in hand with that of Helen Chilson - (see Pangburn Letter Vol. 4, No. 2, pg5.). Bessie’s material contains additional information on the line. so we are printing it in its entirety.
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GEORGE PANGBURN - b . 29 Oct 1795 Albany, N.Y. - d. 20 Sep 1867 - bur. Austinburg Cemetery, Austinburg, Ashtabula Co., Ohio - m. (1st) 17 mar 1817 Eliza Prentice - b. 16 Dec 1800 - d. 20 Aug 1822 - bur Austinburg - No issac. - m (2nd) Eliza Webb - b. 15 Aug 1805- d. 7 Jan 1897 (or 1891)
Children (by 2nd marriage)
I George Pangburn Jr. - 28 Aug 1824 - d. 13 Mar 1825
II Sarah Ann Pangburn - b. 10 Jan 1916 - m. Dr. David Gist. G. P. - Jefferson, Ohio - (Dr. Gist has a
daughter by his first marriage - Martha)
Children : ( May not be in order of birth)
1, Mary Grist - m. Jay Pinney
a. Dot Pinney - m. Frank Coulton
b. Sadie Pinney - m. Earl Shibley
c. (son) Gist Pinney
2. Twins Gist (Susan Alice)
III Solomon Henry (or Henry Solomon) Pangburn - b. 20 Mar 1828 in Albany, N.Y. (lived at one time in Schenectady) - d. 10 Oct 1912 (or 1915) - bur. Austinburg Cemetery - m. 20 Sep 1854 Lydia Ann Warring b. 28 Jun 1831 - d. 22 Dec 1915 - bur. Austinburg Cemetery (Lydia Ann has a sister Mary Warring Van Norman, Fairport, N.Y.)
Children: (all born Harpersfield, Ashtabula Co., Ohio)
1. George Henry Pangburn - b. 19 Oct 1857 - d. 24 May 1940 - m. 25 May 1879 Harpersfield, Ohio to Frances Adaline Drought - b. 29 Dec 1856 - d. 3 Aug 1936 - bur. Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Geneva, Ashtabula Co., Ohio.
Children:
a. E. Jay Pangburn - b. 7 Mar 1880 - d. 28 Sep 1880
b. Ora Blanche Pangburn - Jul 1881 - d. 16 Apr. 1905
c. Pearl Lenore Pangburn - b. 25 Jun 1883 - d. ??
d. Hugh Goldstone Pangburn - 5 Aug 1889 - d. in childhood.
e. Dot Isadora Pangburn - b. 22 Jun 1891 - d. 31 Dec 1921 - bur. Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
2. John Foster Pangburn - b. 9 Oct 1859 - d. 13 Feb 1945 - bur. Austinburg Cemetery - m. 3 Apr 1881 Alma Woodworth - b. 1862 - d. 22 June 1933 - bur. Austinburg Cemetery.
Children:
a. Myra Inez Pangburn - b. 29 Dec 1881 - d. ?? - m. Charles N. Chilson
b. Ada Dace Pangburn - b. 1 Apr 1887 - d. 1960 - bur. Austinburg Cemetery - m. Carl
Koehler - b. 1884 - d. 1947 - bur Austinburg Cemetery.
c. Ruth Mae Pangburn - 1893 - d. 1961 - bur. Aistinburg Cemtery
3. Inah Eliza Pangburn - b. 15 Jul 1866 - d. 3 jan 1944 - bur. Austinburg Cemtery - m. 24 May 1902 Edward Snow Phelps - b. 1863 - d. Feb 1946.
4. Effie Louise Pangburn - b. 19 Jun 1871 - d. 31 Dec 1915 (or 1914) - bur. Austinburg Cemetery.
IV Frederick Pangburn - b. 28 Feb 1830 - d. 20 Apr. 1902 m. Martha Gist.
Children:
1. Stella Pangburn - m. __ Marsh
2. Sadie (Sarah) Pangburn
3. Emma Pangburn - m. ___Wilson
4. Belle Pangburn
V Nancy Elizabeth Pangburn - b. 23 Apr 1832 - d. 1918 - m. Dr. Lionel Bennett - No. Issue
VI Mary Pangburn - b. 15 oct 1834 - d. 21 Oct 1917 - m. Cliaton Williams - b. 1913
Children:
1. Laura E. Williams - m. Ed Bieder
2. (son) Newell Williams - m. Lou Ives
3. Gertrude Williams - m. John Chapman
4. Abbie Williams - m. Geo Winchell
VII Mathy (Martha) Pangburn - b 23 Apr 1837 - d. 1909 - m. Elbridge Prentice
Children:
George Prentice
2. Jennie Prentice - m - Burnham
3. Rufus
4. Frank
5. Gilbert
6. Fred
VIII Rufus Pangburn - b 15 Dec 1839 - d. 6 Jun 1936 - bur, Jefferson Ashtabula Co., Ohio Umarried -
Civil War Vet - His GSA record gives father’s birthplace as Albany, N.Y
IX Horacc William Pangburn - b. 7 Aug 1844 - d. 30 Sep 1928 - bur. Mt. Pleasant Cemetery - m. 10 Oct 1871 Belle Williams - b. 2 Sep 1849 - d. 11 Aug 1929 - bur. Mt Pleasant Cemetery
Children:
1. Claud D. Pangburn - b. 25 Oct 1879 - d. ?? - bur. Austinburg Cemetery - m. Kate Brown
2. Carl E Pangburn - b. 11 Oct ?? - d. 12 May 1956 - m. (1st) Libby Olden, m. (2nd) Theresa
Children: (by 1st marriage)
a. Wilbur Pangburn - m. Doris ____
b. Kenneth Pangburn
Bessie cites her sources as;
Correspondence with Pearl Pangburn Burke and Myra Pangburn Chilson.
Rufus Pangburn Civil War Records
Copies of Pangburn Bible records
Thanks Bessie, for sharing your data!
EDITOR’S NOTE: Pangburn Letter Vol 4, No. 1. pg 6 shows birht of Homer Pangburn son of Carl Pangburn and Libbie Olden 15 Jan 1902 at Harpersfield, Ohio. Not included in record above.
Also, same issue. Page 7, ??? additional names and dates that relate to the above line This material was submitted by Margaret Jullison
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Welcome to a new researcher , Sally Pangborn Schreier, who is a descendant of John Cornelius Pangborn and Ellen Taylor. She stated that the material she submitted was put together by Phillip Bodient and suggested we might want to contract him
Well, can’t let an opportunity go by, so - we contacted Phillip and Marie Pangborn Bodient and he was kind enough to share the entire line of John Pangborn which includes Sally Schreier’s line
I John Pangborn - b. Dec 1815, Ontario, Canada; d. Feb 5, 1892 Verona Twp., Huron Co., Michigan; Buried Verona Twp., Huron Co., Michigan; m. Dec7 1836, Richmond Hill Presby. Ch., Markham, Ontario Barbara Shier, dau. of Henry and Mary (Corneil) Shier; b. Dec. 25 1916, Ireland; d. Nov 25, 1890 Verona Twp., Huron Co., Michigan; buried Verona Twp., Huron Co., Michigan
Children:
1. Henry Pangborn b. Sep 13, 1837; d. Mar 27, 1907
2. Christopher Pangborn b. Feb 1, 1840, d. Nov 30, 1912
3. Eliza Pangborn b. 1840
4. Mary Ann Pangborn b. 1843; d. Dec 23, 1916
5. Rebecca Pangborn b. 1844
6. Ellen Pangborn b. May 10, 1846; d. Apr. 11, 1902
7. Samuel Hilliard Pangborn b. Oct. 28, 1848; d. Jun 20, 1889
8. John Cornelius Pangborn b. Nov 18, 1851; d. Nov 6, 1919
9. Sarah Pangborn b. 1854
10. Matilda Pangborn b. 1856
11. Catharine Jane Pangborn b. 1860
II Henry Pangborn - b. Sept 13, 1837 Canada; d. Mar. 27, 1907 Bad Axe, Michigan; m. 1866 Huron Co., Michigan Mary Ann Noonan, dau. John & Martha Noonan; b. June 15, 1842 Canada; d. Jan 12, 1929 Bad Axe, Michigan.
Children:
1. John Albert Pangborn b. 1867; d. Oct 31, 1959
2, Mary Amanda Pangborn b. Jun 26, 1868
3. Aibina Gertrude Pangborn b. Apr 17, 1870; d. Nov 25, 1894
4. Nellie May Pangborn b. Jan 25, 1872
5. Samuel H. Pangborn b. Jun 29, 1874; d. Apr 24, 1960
6. Matilda Barbara Pangborn b. Sep 10, 1878
7. Bertha Maude Pangborn b. Dec 2, 1881; d. Aug 28, 1896
8. Mabel Edith Pangborn b. Sep 18, 1885
III John Albert Pangborn - b. 1867; d. Oct 31, 1959; Buried Colfax Cemetery, Bad Axe, Michigan; m. May 10, 1899, Grace L. Walrod b. July 15, 1880 near Caro, Michigan; d. 1961 Verona Twp., Huron Co., Michigan; Buried Colfax Cemetery, Bad Axe, Michigan
Children:
1. Beulah Pangborn m. Bradon
2. Lydia Pangborn m. Mario
3. Vada Pangborn m. Reynders
4. Henry Pangborn
5. Ward Pangborn
6. Albert Pangborn
115 - Samuel H. Pangborn - b. June 29, 1874 Verona Twp., Huron Co., Michigan; d. Apr 24, 1960 Montgomery, Alabama; Buried Colfax Cemetery, Bad Axe, Michigan; m. Jessie A. McAllister, b. Mar 27, 1876 Huron Co., Michigan; d. Sept 1967 Mt Pleasant, Michigan; Buried Colfax Cemetery, Bad Axe, Michigan
Children:
1. Florence Pangborn m. Harry Wakefield
2. Arla Pangborn m. Harold Rapson
3. Leta Pangborn m. Joseph Sheer
4. Willard Pangborn
5, Wallace Pangborn
6. Eleanor Pangborn m. D. J. Melody
7. Flossie Pangborn m. A. R. Patterson
8. Mary Pangborn m. Mervin Sparling
9. Frances Pangborn m. E. L. A. Rau
10. __Pangborn d. Feb 25, 1908
1152 - Arla Pangborn m. Harold C. Rapson
Children:
1. Anne Rapson
2. ___Rapson
11521 - Anne Rapson m. James
Children:
1. David
2. Susan
3. Polly
11522 - Rapson m. Bette
Children:
1. Marilyn Rapson
2. Thomas Rapson
3. William Rapson
12 - Christopher Pangborn b. Feb 1, 1842 Canada; d. Nov 30, 1912 Sigel Twp., Huron Co., Michigan; Buried Verona Twp., Huron Co., Michigan; m. 1866 Huron Co., Michigan; Mary C. Philip b. 1848; d. 1928: Buried Verona Twp., Huron Co., Michigan
Children:
1. Martha A. Pangborn b. 1867
2. Eliza Jane Pangborn b. Dec 27. 1868
3. Charles Pangborn b. May 27, 1871; d. May 24, 1881
4. William Pangborn b. Mar 11, 1873
5. Alva Pangborn b. Aug 31, 1875
13 - Eliza Pangborn b. 1840 Canada; m. John Robinson
Children:
1. Gilbert Robinson
2. John Robinson
3. George Robinson
4. Hilliand Robinson
14 - Mary Ann Pangborn b. 1843 Canada; d. Dec 23, 1916 Huron Co., Michigan; m. Jun 16 1869 Verona Twp., Huron Co., Michigan; Dean P. Culter. b. Aug 29, 1842 Vermont; d. Auf 16, 1925 Bad Axe, Michigan; Son of Orange Cutler
Children:
1. Samuel Cutler
2. John Cutler
3. Osmond Cutler
4. Barbara Cutler
5. Pearl Cutler
6. Lydia R. Cutler; b. Feb 12, 1883; d. Oct 2, 1883
15 - Rebecca Pangborn b. 1844 Canada; m. 1863 Pickering, Ontario; Charles V. Mitchell, Son of William H Mitchell
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Children
1. Albert Mitchell
2. William Mitchell
3. Allen Mitchell
4. Catharine Mitchell
16 - Ellen Pangborn
b. May 10, 1846 York Co., Canada; d. Apr 11, 1902 Bad Axe, Michigan; m. Mar 27,1870 Verona Mills, Huron Co., Michigan; George Pangman, Son of Sterling & Jane (Mills) Pangman; b. Nov 2, 1844 Ontario Co., Ontario, d. July 6, 1911 Bad Axe, Michigan Children:
1. Lena May Pangman b. July 14,1872: d. Sep 5, 1874
2. Cassie L. Pangman; b. Aug 15. 1875
3. Silas Elbridge Pangman; b. Jan 22, 1877
17 - Samuel Hilliard Pangborn
b. Oct 28, 1848 Canada; d. June 20, 1889; Buried Verona Twp., Huron Co., Michigan, m. Feb 8, 1869 Sand Beach, Michigan, Lydia Trescott; b. 1849 Ohio
Children:
1. Twin Boy Pangborn b. Mar 7, 1872; d. Mar 14, 1872
2. Twin Boy Pangborn b. Mar 7, 1872; d. Mar 14, 1872
3. Ethel E. Pangborn b. May 1876; d. July 30, 1878
4. Morton C. Pangborn b. Aug 13, 1877; d. July 30, 1878
5. Edith M. Pangborn b. Mar 1880; d. Aug 7, 1880
6. Clare Pangborn
7. Frank Pangborn
18 - John Cornelius Pangborn
b. Nov 18, 1851 Ontario, Canada; d. Nov 6, 1919 Levering, Michigan; Buried Carp Lake Cemetery, Levering, Michigan, rn. Jan 12, 1881 Sand Beach, Michigan, Ellen Taylor, Dau of William& Susannah (Conboy) Taylor-, b.1853 Canada; d.Jan 6, 1924 Levering, Michigan; Buried Carp Lake Cemetery, Levering, Michigan
Children:
1. Alton Clair Pangborn b. Jan 8, 1883; d. Feb 10, 1885
2. Morton Clyde Pangborn b. Dec 29, 1883; d. May 26,1966
3. Carl Hilliard Pangborn b. Feb 21, 1885; d. Mar 20, 1975
4. Henry Taylor Pangborn b. Feb 19, 1888; d. Feb 11, 1958
5. Alta Beatrice Pangborn b. May 28, 1891; d. Mar 10, 1962
182 - Morton Clyde Pangborn
b. Dec 29, 1883 Verona Twp., Huron Co., Michigan; d. May 26,1966 Harbor Springs, Michigan; Buried Carp Lake Cemetery, Levering, Michigan; m. Feb 21, 1915 Galesburg, Michigan, Georgia Edith Schmalzried, Dau of George& Elizabeth (Hoar) Schmalzried; b. Feb 1, 1895 Levering, Michigan; d. Nov 29, 1988 Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Buried Carp Lake Cemetery, Levering, Michigan
Children:
1. Marie Elizabeth Pangborn, b. Feb 20, 1921
2. John Cornelius Pangborn, b. Oct 25, 1922
1821 - Marie Elizabeth Pangborn
b. Feb 20, 1921 Levering, Michigan; m. Nov 28, 1943 Levering, Michigan; Phillip Edward Bedient, Son of Harold Arthur & Florence Margery (Whitmer) Bedient; b. Oct 15, 1922 Foochow, China
Children:
1. Richard Eugene Bedient, b. Jan 12, 1947
2. Mary Jane Bedient, b. May 19, 1950
18211 - Richard Eugene Bedient
b. Jan 12, 1947 Cheboygan, Michigan; m. June 14, 1969 Dayton, Ohio; Elizabeth Ann Mellinger, Dau. of Benton DeMoss & Elizabeth Ludington (Judd) Mellinger; b. Apr 11, 1947 Dayton, Ohio
Children:
1. Kathryn DeMoss Bedient, b. Jun 23, 1979
2. Adam Cooper Bedient, b. Mar 7, 1982
18212 - Mary Jane Bedient
b. May 19, 1950 Ypsilanti, -Michigan; m. (1) Apr 20, 1976 Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Richard Wagner, Son of Paul & Marilyn Wagner, Divorced July 1978; m. (2) Jan 11, 1982 Marietta, Pennsylvania, Robert Reese Wood; b. Mar 17, 1951 Children:
1. Abigail Carrie Wood, b. Jun 17, 1982
2. Lydia Marie Wood, b. Jun 21, 1986
1822 - John Cornelius Pangborn
b. Oct 25, 1922 Levering, Michigan; m. Jan 5, 1946 Gladwin, Michigan; Tresa Marleah Shell, Dau. of Earl & Ellen Shell; b. Oct 11, 1923 Gladwin, Michigan
Children:
1. Robert John Pangborn, b. May 11, 1948
2. Thomas Clyde Pangborn, b. Jan 30, 1953
3. Julie Marleah Pangborn, b. Nov 19, 1956
18221 - Robert John Pangborn
b. May 11, 1948 Cheboygan, Michigan; m. June 12, 1970 Poseyville, Michigan; Lacinda Louise Smith, Dau. of Lloyd & Helen Margaret (Brown) Smith; b. Sept 13, 1948
Children:
1. Molly Christa Pangborn, b. Oct 20, 1977
2. Katie Marie Pangborn, b. Feb 21, 1980
18222 - Thomas Clyde Pangborn
b. Jan 30, 1953 Albion, Michigan; m. Jan 10, 1976 Cadillac, Michigan; Vicki Anne Holmes, Dau. of Wendall & Tresa (Terry) Holmes; b. June 24, 1954 Grand Rapids, Michigan
Children:
1. Christine Anne Pangborn, b. May 8, 1980
2. Emily Marleah Pangborn
18223 - Julie Marleah Pangborn
b. Nov 19, 1956 Midland, Michigan; m. May 26, 1979; John James Fisher, Son of James & Geraldine Fisher, b. July 21, 1953 Midland, Michigan
183 - Carl Hilliard Pangborn
b. Feb 21,1885 Verona Twp., Huron Co., Michigan; d.Mar20, 1975 Petoskey, Michigan; Buried Carp Lake Cemetery, Levering, Michigan; m. Oct 12, 1911; Letticia Belle Backus; b.Oct l2, 1888 Hadley, Michigan; d. July 20, 1979, Phoenix, Arizona
Children.
1. Bernice Vivian Pangborn, b. Sep 14, 1913
2. Gerald Pangborn, b. Nov 30, 1919
1831 - Bernice Vivian Pangborn b. Sept 14, 1913; m. Henry Harmon Children:
1. Larry Harmon, b. Nov 7, 1935
1832 - Gerald Pangborn
b. Nov 30,1919; m. (1) Dawn Aldrich; m. (2) Joan O'Conner Children
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1. Gerry Lee Pangborn, b. Sep 21, 1946
2. GayIe Lynn Pangborn, b. Sep 17, 1947
I Boyd Thomas Pangborn, b. Mar 13, 1950
4. Rachelle Rae Pangborn, b. Sep 8, 1954
5. Pamela Lee Pangborn, b. Feb 2, 1959
184 (?)- Henry (Harry) Taylor Pangborn
b. Feb 19, 1888 Bad Axe, Michigan; d. Feb 11, 1958 Cheboygan, Michigan; Buried Carp Lake Twp., Emmett Co.,
Michigan; in. (1) 1915, Hazel Vesta Snider, Dau. of Freeman &
Della Snider, b. Jan 3,1898; d. June 28,1924; m.(2) July 4,
1944, Emily (Snider) Tanner, widow of Robert Tanner, Dau. of
Freeman & Della Snider, b. July 5, 1904
Children:
1. Leo Wilmer Pangborn, b. Oct 26, 1915
2. Ruby Ellen Pangborn, b. May 9, 1920
3. Sally Ann Pangborn, b. Dec 29, 1944
1841 - Leo Wilmer Pangborn ,b. Oct 26, 1915; m. Maxine Robertson
Children:
1. Norene Pangborn, b. Mar 13, 1942; in. Charles Cozad
1842 - Ruby Ellen Pangborn b. May 9,1920; in. Harley L Wood; b. May 25,1916; d. Feb
12, 1985
Children:
1. Myra Lee Wood, b. Jan 11, 1942; in. Lewis Westphal
2. Marc Wood, b. Sep 22, 1947
1843 - Sally Ann Pangborn b. Dec 29, 1944; in. May 22, 1965; Leonard LeRoy Schreier Children:
1. Tammra Lynn Schreier, b. Aug 13, 1966
2. Leonard LeRoy, Jr. Schreier, b. Mar 16, 1969
185 - Alta Beatrice Pangborn ( 185 is as printed in the original letter should = 1850's ?? date )
b. May 28, 1891 Verona Twp., Huron Co., Michigan; d. Mar
10, 1962 Petoskey, Michigan; Buried Greenwood Cemetery
Petoskey, Michigan; in. 1916, ChesterA. Page; b. Feb 8,1885
Spring Lake, Michigan; d. July 26, 1964 Petoskey, Michigan
Buried Greenwood Cemetery, Petoskey, Michigan
Children:
1. Velma Page, b. Aug 22, 1917
2. Leslie Page, b. Dec 6, 1918; d. Feb 1969
3. Earl Earnest Page, b. Oct 28, 1919
4. Willard Page, b. Dec 28, 1920
1851 - Velma Page b. Aug 22, 1917; in. Apr 20, 1946 Petoskey, Michigan;
Theodore Pennell, Son of Simon & Rosa (Hughs) Pennell; b.
Feb 26, 1912 West Branch, Michigan; d. Sep 22, 1988
Petoskey, Michigan; Buried Greenwood Cemetery, Petoskey,
Michigan
Children:
1. Gail Ann Pennell, b. Apr 24, 1947; in. Ronald Brannon
2. LeRoy Allen Pennell, b. Oct 2, 1948
3. Barbara Darlene Pennell, b. Oct 27, 1949
4. Theodore Dean Pennell, b. Dec 16, 1951
5. Beverly Jean Pennell, b. Jan 20, 1958; in. Terry Early
6. Doreen Dorothy Pennell, b. Jun 14, 1960
1852 - Leslie Page b. Dec 6, 1918; d. Feb 1969; in. Frances Ferguson
Children:
1. Edward Willard Page, b. Jul 10, 1944; in. Suzanne Page
2. John Allen Page, b. Jun 13, 1947
3. Leslie Lee Page, b. Dec 15, 1962
18523 - Leslie Lee Page b. Dec 15, 1962; in. Timothy Swenor Children:
1. Lauren Page Swenor, b. Mar 1985
1853 - Earl Earnest Page b. Oct 28, 1919; in. Norma Jean Connelly Children:
1. Sandra Rae Page, b. Jan 27, 1942
2. Sharon Kay Page, b. Apr 27, 1944
3. Earl Eugene Page, b. Nov 7, 1948
4. Ronald Chester Page, b. Jan 28, 1950
5. Bradford Lee Page, b. Dec 13, 1951
1854 - Willard Page b. Dec 28, 1920; in. Virginia Bellmer Children:
1. Connie Lee Page, b. Feb 25, 1950; d. Aug 12, 1959
2. Wayne Allen Page, b. Oct 9, 1952; d. Aug 12, 1959
3. Gary Rae Page, b. Mar 12, 1953; d. Aug 12, 1959
4. Mark Jay Page, b. Aug 14, 1955
5. Tammy Sue Page, b. Oct 17, 1962
19 - Sarah Pangborn b. 1854 Ontario; in. Feb 19, 1875 Verona, Huron Co., Michigan; James Pangman, Son of Sterling & Jane (Mills) Pangman: b. 1846 Canada Children:
1. John Washington Pangman, b. Mar 6, 1876
2. Chris Henry Pangman, b. Dec 19, 1877
3. George Pangman, b. 1879
4. Charles Pangman, b. Apr 29, 1882
5. Aaron D. Pangman, b. Sep 13, 1884
6. Orrie Pangman, b. Nov 28, 1887
1 (10) - Matilda Pangborn
b. 1856 Ontario; Buried Romeo, Michigan; in. Moore
I (11) - Catharine Jane Pangborn b. 1860 Canada; in. Apr 3, 18 78 Verona, Huron Co., Michigan; Mark Turner-, b. 1855 Ontario Children:
1. Bert Turner
2. Nellie Turner
3. Alton Turner
4. Leah Turner
Phillip Bedient states that according to census records the father of John Pangborn was born in New York and his mother was born in Connecticut.
He further states, for many years we have been searching for the parents of John Pangborn who first appears in Brock Twp., Ontario Co., Ontario in the mid 1830s. There are a number of other Pangborn-Pangman families in that area at that time, but we have not yet made the connection.
And in addition to all of the above information, Phillip also included some additional material that should be very helpful to a lot of researchers.
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BIRTH RECORDS HURON COUNTY, MICHIGAN
PANGBORN Mary Amanda, b. June 26, 1868. daughter of Henry and Mary Ann Pangborn.
PANGBORN, Eliza Jane, b. Dec. 27, 1868, daughter of Christopher and Mary Pangborn
PANGBURN, Mary, b. Oct. 6, 1869 in Verona Twp., daughter of John and Susanna Pangburn, both b. Canada.
PANGBURN, Albina Gertrude, b. Apr. 17, 1870, daughter of Henry and Mary Ann Pangburn.
PANGBORN, Jessie Betsy, b. May 5, 1871 in Rubicon Twp., daughter of Byron P. (farmer) and Sarah Pangborn. Father b. Ohio; mother b. Michigan.
PANGBORN, Charles, b. May 27, 1871 in Verona Twp., son of Christopher and Mary Pangborn.
PANGMAN, Helen, b. Feb. 11, 1872 in Verona Twp., daughter of John and Susan Pangman, both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, Nellie May, b. Jan 25, 1872 in Verona Twp., daughter of Henry and Mary Ann Pangborn.
PANGBORN, Lena May, b. May 14, 1872 in Verona Twp., daughter of George and Helen Pangborn.
PANGBORN, William, b. Mar 11, 1873 in Verona Twp., daughter of Christopher and Mary Pangborn
PANGBORN, Lena May, b. July 14,1873 in Verona Twp., daughter of George and Helen Pangborn.
PANGBORN, Samuel H., b. June 29, 1874 in Verona Twp., son of Henry and Mary Ann Pangborn, both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, George Henry, b. July 26, 1874 in Colfax Twp., son of Richard and Mary Pangborn. Father born Canada; mother born N.Y.
PANGMAN, Cassie L., b. Aug 15, 1875 in Verona Twp., daughter of George and Ellen Pangman, both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, Alvie, b. Aug. 31, 1875 in Virginia, son of Christopher (farmer) and Mary Pangborn of Verona. Parents both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, Hester, b. Feb 3, 1876 in Brookfield Twp., daughter of Daniel (hoopmaker) and Polly Jane Pangborn. Father b. Ohio; mother b. Canada.
PANGBORN, John Washington, b. March 6,1876 in Verona Twp., son of James (farmer) and Sarah Pangborn, both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, Silas Elbridge, b. Jan 22, 1877 in Verona Twp., son of George (farmer) and Ellen Pangborn, both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, Chris Henry, b. Dec 19, 1877 in Verona Twp., son of James and Sarah Pangborn.
PANGBORN, Effie Uly, b. Dec 20, 1877 in Verona Twp., daughter of Thomas and Kate Pangborn, both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, Matilda Barbara, b. Sept 10, 1878 in Verona Twp., daughter of Henry and Mary A. Pangborn.
PANGBORN, Eliza Jane, b. Dec 22, 1879 in Colfax Twp., daughter of Richard (fanner) and Mary Jane Pangborn. Father b. Ontario; mother b. N.Y.
PANGBORN, Bertha Maud, b. Dec 2, 1881 in Verona Twp., daughter of George and Mary A. Pangborn, both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, Charles, b. Apr. 29, 1882 in Verona Twp., son of James and Sarah Pangborn.
PANGBORN, Mirtie I., b. June 2, 1882 in Sand Beach, daughter of John and Susanna Pangborn, both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, Alton Clair, b. Jan 8, 1883 in Verona Twp., son of John and Ellen Pangborn, both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, Morton Clyde, b. Dec 29, 1883 in Verona Twp., son of John and Ellen Pangborn, both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, Aaron D., b. Sept 13, 1884 in Verona Twp., son of James and Sarah Pangborn, both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, Margaret Ellen, b. Dec. 28,1884 in Colfax Twp., daughter of Richard and Mary J. Pangborn, both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, Carl H., b. Feb 21, 1885 in Verona Twp., son of John and Ellen Pangborn, both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, Mabel Edith, b. Sept 18, 1885 in Verona Twp., daughter of Henry and Mary Ann Pangborn, both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, U., b. Nov. 28, 1887 in Verona Twp., child of James and Sarah Pangborn, both b. Canada.
PANGBORN, John Thomas, b. Dec 23, 1889 in Colfax Twp., son of Richard and Mary Pangborn.
PANGBORN, Alta Beatrice, b. May 28, 1891 in Verona Twp., daughter of John and Ellen Pangborn.
MARRIAGE RECORDS HURON COUNTY, MICHIGAN
Henry Pangborn and Mary Ann Noonan, m. 1866.
Christopher Pangborn and Mary Philp, in. 1866.
Samuel Pangborn, 21, b. canada, clerk in store, Lydia Trescott, 21, b. Ohio., in. Feb 8, 1869 at Sand Beach by Levi Bull. Wits: Elin Linkin and Atemisa Buel.
Mary Ann Pangborn, 24, of Verona, b. Canada, Dean Cutler, 22, of Sand Beach, b. Michigan in. June 16, 1869 at Verona. Wits: John Bourke of Verona and Rebecca Mitchell of Canada.
George Pangman, 27, b. Canada, of Verona Twp., carpenter Ellen Pangburn, 23, b. Canada, of Verona Twp., m. Mar 27, 1870 at Verona by James McAllister. Wits: Lida Ann Pangborn and Samuel Pangburn.
Adeline Pangborn, 18, b. Canada, Lewis A. Spencer, 22, b. Sanilac Co., m. Sept. 10, 1870 at Colfax.
Helen Pangborn, 23, b. Ontario Samuel Breathour, 24, b. Ontario, m. Sept. 24, 1870 at Verona.
Thomas Pangborn, 22, b. Canada, of Verona Twp., Katie McKenzie, 17, b. Canada, of Colfax Twp., in. Aug. 11, 1872 at Verona. Wits: R. Pangborn of Colfax and Mary McKenzie.
Eliza Jane Pangborn, 17, b. Canada, of Verona Twp., John W. Lotten, 18, b. Canada, of Verona Twp., in. Aug. 17, 1872 at Verona. Wits: R. Pangborn of Colfax and Mary McKenzie.
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Richard Pangborn, 22, b. Canada, of Colfax Twp., Mary Jane McKenzie 20, b. Canada, of Colfax Twp. m. Aug, 10, 1873 at Colfax.
Emily V. Pangborn, 16, b. Canada, Henry Richardson, 23, b. Canada, m. Aug 22, 1873 at Verona.
James Pangborn, 30, b. Canada, of Verona Twp., Sarah Pangborn, 19, b. Canada, of Verona Twp., m. Feb 19, 1875 at Verona. Wits: John Pangborn and William Warren.
Catharine Jane Pangborn, 18, b. Canada, Mark Turner, 25, b. Ontario, m. Apr 3, 1878 at Verona.
John C. Pangborn, 29, b. Canada, of Verona Twp., Ellen Taylor, 28, b. Canada, of Verona Twp., m. Jan 12, 1881 in Sand Beach. Wits: Daniel Conboy and Sarah Jane Pangman.
Sarah Jane Pangman, 20, b. Canada, Alexander Ramsey, 36, b. Canada, m. Feb 8, 1882 at Sand Beach. Wits: Susanna Pangman and William H. Roberts of Sand Beach
DEATH RECORDS, HURON COUNTY, MICHIGAN
Sterling Pangborn, d. Nov 24, 1861, single, carpenter, in Verona Twp., son of Sterling & Jane Pangborn of Canada, aged 37 years, 10 months.
Ellen Pangborn. d. Apr 20, 1874, in Verona Twp., daughter of John and Susan Pangborn, aged 2 years, 2 months, 10 days.
Lena May Pangborn, d. Sept 5, 1874 in Verona Twp.-, daughter of George and Ellen Pangborn. aged 2 years, 1 month, 22 days.
John Franklin Pangborn, d. Nov 10, 1874, in Verona Twp., son of Thomas and Kate Pangborn of Verona, aged 7 months, 5 days.
George Henry Pangborn, d. Dec 27, 1874, single, in Colfax Twp., son of Richard and Mary Pangborn of Michigan, aged 5 months, I day.
Jerusha Pangborn, d. June 12, 1877, widow, in Verona Twp., b. in Canada, aged 64.
Eliza Pangborn, d. June 2, 1878, married, aged 62, born N.Y.
Charles Pangborn, d. May 24, 1881, of sunstroke, in Verona Twp., b. Verona Twp., aged 10 years, son of Christopher and Mary Pangborn.
Eliza Jane Pangborn, d. June 30, 1883 in Colfax, b. Michigan, aged 3 years, 9 months, daughter of Richard and Mary Pangborn.
Alton C. Pangborn, d. Jan 8, 1884, in Verona Twp., b. Verona Twp., aged 2 years, I month, 2 days, of scarlet fever, son of John and Helen Pangborn.
Altina C. Pangborn, d. Feb 10, 1885, aged 2 years, I month, 2 days, son of John and Ellen Pangborn.
Samuel H. Pangborn, d. June 20, 1889, married, b. foreign, son of John and Barbara Pangborn, aged 39 years, 8 months, 27 days.
Barbara Pangborn, d. Nov. 25, 1890, wife, parents unknown, aged 74 years, 10 months, b. foreign.
Gertrude Pangborn, d. May 1, 1894 in Detroit, single, aged 24 years, I month, 13 days, b. Michigan, daughter of Henry and Mary Pangborn.
Thomas Pangborn, d. Oct 22, 1894, widower, in Colfax Twp., b. Canada, aged 82 years, 9 months, 28 days, parents unknown.
Maud Pangborn, d. Aug 28, 1896, aged 14 years, 8 months, daughter of Henry and Mary Pangborn.
Sarah Nugent, d. June 17, 1898, in Bingham Twp., married, aged 69, b. Canada, daughter of Sterling & Jane (Mills) Pangman.
William Brown, d. Oct 16, 1900, in Verona, married, mason, aged 94 years, 5 months, b. Ireland, son of William Brown and Sarah Gardner of Ireland.
John T. Nugent, d. Jan 12, 1901, in Bingham Twp., married, aged 50 years, 10 months, b. Canada, farmer, son of Richard and Sarah (Pangburn) Nugent of Michigan.
Ellen Pangman, d. Apr 11, 1902, in Bad Axe, married, b. Canada, daughter of John Pangborn, b. Canada, and Barbara Schier, b. Ireland, Aged 56 years, I I months, I day.
Cyrus S. Pangman, d. May 13, 1902, in Sigel Twp., aged 28 days, son of George S. Pangman and Edith Whitelam.
Henry Pangborn, d. Mar 27, 1907, at Bad Axe, married, aged 69 years, 6 months, 14 days, b. Canada, son of John Pangborn and Barbara Shire.
Pangborn, d. Feb 25, 1908, premature birth, child of Samuel Pangborn and Jessie McAllister of Verona.
Rebecca Martin, d. Apr 27, 1908, in Bingham Twp., married, aged 73 years, 7 months, b. Ontario, wife of farmer, daughter of Sterling Pangman and Jane Mills.
William H. Pangman, d. Apr 11, 1909, married, b. Canada, aged 40 years, 4 months, 7 days, son of John Pangman and Susan Taylor.
George Pangman, d. July 6, 1911, widower, at Bad Axe, b. Canada, carpenter, aged 66 years, 8 months, 4 days, son of Sterling and Jane (Mills) Pangman, both b. Canada.
Christopher Pangborn, d. Nov 30, 1912, in Sigel Twp., married, aged 72 years, 9 months, 29 days, b. Canada, son of John Pangborn, b. Canada, and Barbara Shire, b. Ireland.
Jerusia Miller, d. Dee 11, 1913, married, b. Canada, aged 54 years, 7 months, 16 days, daughter of William Brown and Esther Pangborn of Ubly.
Henry F. Pangborn, d. May 27, 1914 at Bad Axe, married, farmer, aged 71 years, 6 months, 25 days, b. Canada, son of Thomas Pangborn, b. N.Y., and Eliza Pangborn, b. N.Y.
Mary A. Cutler, d. Dec 23, 1916, married, b. Canada, daughter of John Pangborn, b. Canada and Barbara Shier, b. Ireland.
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Susanna Pangman, d. Mar 14, 1919, at Sand Beach, married, aged 78 years, 10 months, 16 days, b. Ontario, daughter of William Taylor, b. Ireland, and Susan Conboy, b. Ireland.
John Pangman, d. June 9, 1919, in Sigel Twp., widower. aged 81 years, 2 months, I day, b. Canada, son of John Pangman and Susan Taylor.
Dean P. Cutler, d. Aug 16, 1925, in Bad Axe, widower, retired farmer, aged 82 years, 11 months, 18 days, b. Vermont, son of Orange Cutler of Vermont.
Mrs. Mary Pangborn, d. Jan 12, 1929, at Bad Axe, widow, aged 86 years, 6 months, and 28 days, daughter of John and Martha Noonan, both b. Ireland.
LAND RECORDS - HURON CO., MICHIGAN
A-244 - William D. Ludington and Betsy his wife of Forest Bay, to Byron T. Pangborn of Forest Bay, Aug 29, 1861, Lot # 1 in Sec. 2 in Forest Bay containing 31.6 acres.
A-245 - Jeremiah Ludington of Euclid Twp., Cuyohoga Co., Ohio, to Byron C. Pangborn of Forest Bay, Dec 1, 1862. Mortgage for $500.
A-558 - Isaac Metcalf of Huron Co. and Mary Jane his wife, to John Pangborn of Huron Co., Nov 7, 1863, E 1/2 of NE 1/4 of Sec. 35 in Verona Twp., 80 acres.
U.S. Patent Book 2, page 498, John Pangborn, Feb 11, 1864, Certificate #574 for 180 acres of swamp land, SW 1/4 of NE 1/4 and NW 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Sec. 35 in Verona Twp.
A-591 - Jesse M. Adams of Watertown, N.Y., Mar 5, 1864, to William and Henry Pangborn of Huron Co. for 120 acres, E 1/2 of SE 1/4 and SE 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Sec. 22 in Verona Twp.
3-64 - John Peacock and Christina his wife, Nov 13, 1864, to John Pangborn of Verona Twp., NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Sec. 35 in Verona Twp. Wit: Sterling Pangborn.
3-99 - R. W. Irwin and Elizabeth his wife, Apr 12, 1865, to Henry Pangborn, 40 acres, NE 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Sec. 27 in Verona Twp.
U.S. Patent 2-533 to Sterling Pangborn of Huron Co. May 9, 1865, Certificate #350 for 40 acres of swamp land. SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Sec. 26 in Verona Twp.
3-115 - Sterling Pangborn of Verona, to George Martin of Verona, May 25, 1865, SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of See. 26 in Verona Twp.
U.S. Patent 2-539 to Henry Pangborn of Sanilac Co. July 26, 1865, SE 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Sec. 7 in Verona Twp.
C-350 - Byron T. Pangborn of Huron Co. to Oscar White, Aug 15, 1865, NW 1/4 of NE 1/4 of See. 22 in Forest Bay.
4-206 - John Pangborn and Barbara his wife of Verona Twp., to Christopher Pangborn of Verona, Dec. 28,1866, 80 acres, N1/2 of SE 1/4 of Sec. 22 in Forest Bay.
3-193 - Jeremiah Ludington and Maria his wife of Verona Twp. to John Pangman of Canada West, Sept. 4 1865 NW 1/4 of NW 1/4 of Sec. 18 and NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Sec.13 in Verona Twp.
US. Patent 2-582 to George Pangborn, June 28, 1866, NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Sec. 25 in Verona Twp.
3-292 - John Leacock and Christina his wife to Christopher Pangborn, July 10, 1866, SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Sec. 35 in Verona Twp.
C-597 - Christopher Pangborn of Verona, to R. B. Hubbard Co., June 8, 1867, Sell pine timber on E 1/2 of SE 1/4 of Sec. 35 in Verona Twp.
C-598 - Henry Pangborn of Verona, to R. B. Hubbard Co., June 8, 1867, Sell pine timber on E 1/2 of SE 1/4 of Sec. 22 in Verona Twp.
4-415 - John Pangborn to Barbary Pangborn, Jan 31, 1870, S 1/2 of NE 1/4 of Sec. 35 in Verona Twp.
INSCRIPTIONS FROM CEMETERY LOCATED
IN SEC. 35, VERONA TWP.
John Pangborn - Dec 1815 - Feb 5, 1892 Barbara Pangborn - Dec 25, 1816 - Nov 25, 1890 Jurushia Pangborn - Nov 1812 - June 1877
Alton Clare, son of John C. & Ellen, Died Feb 10, 1885, aged 2 years, I month, 2 days.
David C. Pangborn - 1872 - 1948 Agnes Pangborn - 1874 - 1940
Samuel H. Pangborn - born Oct 28, 1848; died June 20, 1889. Our twin boys, died Mar 14, 1872, aged 7 days. Ethel E. - died July 30, 1876, aged 2 months.
Morton C. - died July 30, 1878, aged 11 months, 17 days. Edith M. - died Aug 7, 1880, aged 5 months.
Sterling Pangborn, who died Nov 24, 1868, aged 37 years, 10 months, 24 days.
Lydia R., daughter of Deane P. & Mary A. Cutler - died Oct 2, 1883, aged 7 months, 20 days.
Christopher Pangborn - 1840 - 1912 Mary. his wife - 1848 - 1928.
INSCRIPTIONS FROM CEMETERY
AT HARBOR BEACH, MICHIGAN
William H. Pangman - 1866 - 1909 Wife Alice Klump, - 1878 - 1958 Second husband Albert Klump - 1883 - 1972
Pangman Mother Susan - 1840 - 1919 Father John - 1838 - 1919 Husband Daniel - 1879 - 1942
OBITUARY - HURON COUNTY TRIBUNE
DECEMBER 6,1912
Mr. Christopher Pangborn of Farmington, Michigan, died Saturdaynight at 10 o'clock at Peter McKichan's home. Mr.Pangborn was72 years of age. He lived for many years in Huron Co. Some years
IBID - December 13, 1913
Mr. and Mrs Peter McKichan and Mrs. Christ Pangburn wish to thank their friends for being so kind during Mr. Christ Pangburn,s illness and death.
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PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM
OF HURON COUNTY
Chapman Brothers, Chicago, 1884
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John C. Pangborn , farmer, section20, Verona Township, was born Nov. 18, 185 1, at a place in Canada situated northeast of Toronto. His parents, John and Barbara (Shier) Pangborn, came to Verona Township in 1862 and bought 160 acres of land on Section 35. On this they resided until they had cleared and otherwise improved 80 acres, when they sold the place. They are both living at the home of their son.
Mr. Pangborn bought a farm in 1879, which included 40 acres of land. The home farm now contains 120 acres, with 70 acres under cultivation. Mr. Pangborn cleared 68 acres himself. He also built his barn and a part of his residence. In 1881 he lost his barn, all the year's crop of grain and hay, together with his fences and much miscellaneous property, such as the progress of years accumulates in the possession of every farmer. He rebuilt his barn, and in the fall of 1883 repeated privately the experience of two years before, losing his barn, grain, hay, implements and all his farm fixtures, except the wagon and a set of harness. The loss in both fires was about $3,000, with no insurance.
Mr. Pangborn was married Jan. 12, 1880, at Sand Beach, to Ellen, daughter of William and Susannah (Conboy) Taylor, a native of Canada. Two children have been born of this union - Alton C., Jan. 8, 1883, and Morton C., Dec. 29, 1883. Mr. Pangborn was Treasurer of his township in 1881-2.
Ibid, Page 155..
George Pangman, farmer, resident of Section 24, Verona Township, is the son of Sterling and Jane (Mills) Pangman, and was born Nov. 2, 1844, in Ontario, Canada. He began to apply himself to the carpenter's trade when he was 16 years old, and followed it for several years. In 1866 he came to the Township of Verona and bought 80 acres of land. He increased his estate by the purchase of 20 acres additional in 187 1, and has cleared and improved about 60 acres.
Mr. Pangman was married March 27, 1870, at Verona Mills, to Ellen Pangburn. She was born in York Co., Canada, May 10, 1846, and is the daughter of John and Barbara (Shier) Pangburn. Three children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Pangman on the homestead farm. Lena May was born July 14, 1872, and died Sept. 5, 1874 ; Carrie L. was born Aug. 15, 1874; and Silas E. was born Jan. 22, 1877.
Since coming to Huron County, Mr. Pangman has worked at his trade to the extent of erecting his farm buildings, and in the summer of 1883 he assisted in constructing the Verona grist-mills. He passed through and suffered loss in both fires that have swept over Huron County. The family resided at Verona Mills in 1871, in a rented house, which was burned and their furniture with it, at a loss of about $500. The loss in 1881 was about $2,000, the fire destroying a fine house, barn, farming implements, fences, and the accumulations of years, besides the crop of that year, including 220 bushels of wheat, oats, peas, etc., much of which had been placed in the barn the week previous. He had an insurance of $1,300, but has never recovered it.
Ibid, Page 219.
Henry F. Pangborn, fanner, resident on Section 23. Verona Township, was born Dec. 2, 1842, in Canada, and is the son of Thomas and Eliza Pangborn. He was reared to manhood in the manner common to the training of farmers' sons in the Dominion, and came to the township where he has since resided, in 1867. He had become comfortably and fairly started in business life when the first season of loss and disaster overtook Sanilac County. In the Fire of 187 1, Mr. Pangborn lost his house and other property, reaching an aggregate of several hundred dollars. In the fall of the same year, he bought the farm on which he has since resided. It contains 80 acres, with 60 acres under cultivation. In the f ire of 1881 he experienced a loss of $2,000, his house, barn, grain, hay, fences, orchards and stock being destroyed. There was no insurance on the property. Mr. Pangborn has made the improvements on his place himself, and is fast replacing substitutes for all the farm fixtures which previously perished in flames.
He was married Oct. 19, 1868, in Verona Township, to Mrs. Martha (Noonan) Currie, widow of Alexander Currie. She was born June 17, 1842, in Canada, 21 miles from the City of Ottawa, whither her parents removed from Ireland in 1840. They removed to Verona Township, and bought 160 acres in Section 15. Her father, John Noonan, died there in 1875. Her mother, Mary (McLaughlin) Noonan, is living with Henry Pangborn, her son-inlaw, in Verona Township. Mrs. Parigborn has three sisters and one brother - James Noonan, a farmer, located near Bad Axe; Ellen, wife of John Scott, of Verona Township; Mary A. (Mrs. Henry Pangborn; Kate, wife of Byron Davis, a painter of Bad Axe. Mrs. Pangborn became the wife of Alexander Currie in Paris Township, Huron Co., July 10, 1860. He was a native of Canada, and was drowned in 1866, in the Mississippi River, where he was plying his vocation as a sailor. Mary E. and Electa A. Currie are the names of the children born of the first marriage of Mrs. Pangborn.
Ibid, Page 233.
Henry Pangborn, farmer and breeder of stock, Section 22, Verona Township, was born Sept. 13, 1837, in Brock Township, Ontario Co., Canada. He is the son of John and Barbara (Shier) Pangborn, and his father was a lumberman and farmer in the Dominion, in the first of which occupations he assisted until he was 18 years old, when he began to work chiefly on the farm. The family came to Verona Township in 1862, when the father bought 160 acres of land on Section 25, in the southeastern part of the township.
In 1863, Mr. Pangborn bought his farm of 200 acres, where he has since pursued agriculture of a high character, and has 115 acres of land under cultivation. He also deals in cattle. He was a heavy loser by both fires which have devastated Huron County. In the first he was compelled to witness the destruction of his barn, which was filled with farm products, his granery, farm implements, fences, etc., entailing a loss of $2,000. In 188 1, he lost fences and five head of cattle. His house became the refuge for several families who lost everything, and he gave them shelter from one to three months. as the emergency demanded.
Mr. Pangborn has been an active member of society, and of the community to which he belongs. He has been Supervisor five years, and has discharged the duties of the school offices a number of years. He has been deeply interested in the official duties of the several positions he has held. The parents of Mr. Pangborn are residing with his brother John in this township.
His marriage occurred Jan. 22. 1866, in Verona Township, to Mary A. Noonan, daughter of John and Mary (McLaughlin) Noonan. She was born Sept. 4, 1848, in Canada, 21 miles south of the city of Ottawa. The father of Mrs. Pangborn died Oct. 11, 1877. in Verona Township , aged 59 years. Her Mother was born in Augest , 1817 and is still living with her daughter. The latter is the mother of seven -
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- children: John A. V., Mary A., Albina G., Nellie M., Samuel H., Matilda B., and Bertha M.
It is with a considerable degree of satisfaction that the publishers of this work are permitted to place the portrait of Mr. Pangborn among its pages. Truly, the citizens of the county will recognize in the likeness one whose interest is in common with their own, and a representative citizen of the county.
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To Sally Schreier - thanks for putting us in touch with Phillip Bedient.
And - to Phillip and Marie Pangborn Bedient, thanks on behalf of a lot of researchers that will be using your material. A nd - we look forward to your promise of more material in the future.
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And a very special THANK YOU for citing your sources !!
From the manuscript of Viola Pangburn Roberts, used by permission of Newberry Library Chicago, Illinois.
REV. WALLACE JOHN PANGBORN, S.J.
Name: Wallace J. PANGBORN, S.J.
Parents: William Wallace PANGBORN (deceased) and Sarah
J. COFFEY. Address of Parent: 859 Cross Avenue, Elizabeth, N.J. Birth: Nov. 29, 1903. Rahway, N.J. Education: Xavier High School, 30 W. 16th St-, N.Y.C.
Entered Jesuit Order, July 30, 1922, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. for novitiate and scholastic studies, 1922-1926.
Philosophic studies, 1926-1929, Woodstock College, Maryland.
Teacher at Ateneo College, Manila, P. 1. 1929-1932.
Theological Studies at Woodstock College, Md. 1932-1936.
Ordained to the priesthood at Woodstock College, Md. June 23, 1935.
Ascetical Studies at Auriesville, N.Y., 1936-37.
Philippines Professor of Cosmology and Psychology:
1937-1938 - Balintawak, P.l.
1938-1939 - Novalices, Manila, P.l.
1939-1940 - San Jose Seminary, Balintawak. P. 1.
1940-1941 - Saguio, P.l.
1941- San Jose Seminary, Balintawak, P. I.
(Los Banos Internment camp shortly after the capture of'
Manila by the Japs. Liberated in May. 1945)
Fordham University
N.Y. City 58 N.Y.
Dear Mrs. Roberts,
June 1, 1945
As my paternal grandfather died while my father was very young I was unable to secure many details of' my paternal antecedents from my father before his death in nineteen thirty seven. The few details however that I have secured I am sending at your request.
My paternal grandfather was William Wallace Pangburn born at Rahway, N.J. , my mother Marion McLeish of the same city. My father also William Wallace Pangborn was born at Rahway, in 1870. He died in Linden, N.J. in 1937. Dad had but one sister Laura, now Laura Sauling of Rahway, N.J.
My brother Kyron Patrick Pangborn born also in Rahway. N.J. now resides in Elizabeth, N.J. One sister died May 3, 1904 at the age of six. She was born March 21, 1898.
These are the only facts that I have regarding the family history and antecedents which you were requesting.
Sincerely, Wallace John Pangborn, S.J.
Blanche Childs has joined us as a researcher. She found our newsletter at the Library in Winnetka, Illinois. She says, -
My great- grandmother Maria Burhart's parents were ---Burhart and --- Pangburn (or Pangborn). Her mother was supposedly born in Alsace-Lorraine and her father born in Pennsylvania. The first five children of Michael McCanna and Maria Burhart were born in Canada 1845-1853 (location unknown) and the rest were born in Rochester, Minnesota.
Okay researchers - not too much to go on here - but, look at Pangburn Letter, Vol. 3, No. 1, Pg. 5 - material of Camara Magdaleno:
Sorel, Christ Church Records - No 1991
Pangborn, Susan m. Burhark, David - 2 7 Jan 1839
Also Pangburn Letter, Vol. 5, No. 2, Pg. 3 - material of Lamora Magdaleno - . record of baptism of a son of David Burhart and Susanna Pangborn who are living in St. Armand at the time.
Lamora adds a note that states Susanna is the daughter of Zeba Pangborn and St. Armand is in Missisquoi County, Que.
Bapt. 3-2-1840 Zeba Pangborn Burhart (s/o David and Susanna of St. Armand) born 22-12-1839.
Does anyone have more information for Blanche Childs?????
Again, a big thank you to Lamora for sending the above information. She is a good researchers !! B y doing all the brothers and sisters in her line - she is helping others !!
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And to all researchers - keep the material coming. Each little piece and part you find helps someone else with their Pangburn line !!
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