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Volume 4 , Letter 1

The PANGBURN LETTER

APRIL 1986

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The Pangburn Letter is published at the cost of the Editor The intent is non-profit and is to he used to disseminate information to others interested in the Pangburn lines. This publication will print data submitted by anyone who has Pangburn information. Perhaps by sharing with each other, we will be able to put together the Pangburn story.

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This month we are going to ask you for help. If you want to see The Pangburn Letter continue - send us some material We thank everyone who has generously, contributed, but we need more material to continue printing. Pick up all those Pangburns in the indexes, lists, vitals, etc Cheek your local library and see if they have copies of the City Directories. Send us copies of the Pangburn entries. Not just YOUR line. Send them all - to help others. Someone else might send copies to help you!

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Sue Ernst found some interesting bits of information and sent them along to share with others.

" Schenectady County, New York" by Hon. Austin A. Yates, Publ by The N.Y. History Company - 1902

Page 231 - Alonzo Pangburn

Alonzo Pangburn was born in the city of Rotterdam, Schenectady County, N.Y. August 2, 1839, and was educated in District # I of his native town, His father was a farmer and Mr. Pangburn has always followed this occupation himself He is a prominent Democrat in the town of Rotterdam and was elected to office of Justice of the Peace in 1877 (held for 25 years).

On December 15, 1881, Alonzo Pangburn married Hattie Matice. His ancestors came from Holland and he is a member of Boer Lodge No. 811 I.O.O.F. of the City of Schenectady,

Page 205 - Juan Pangburn

Juan Pangburn was born in the town of Florida, Montgomery County, N.Y. April 27, 1853. Occupation: Farmer. Married June 28, 1876 Anna Smith, daughter of Peter and Rebbecca (Dom) Smith. Parents: Comelieus and Margaret Ann (McMillan) Pangburn. His father was of Mohawk Dutch descent and his mother of Scotch ancestry.

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"Records of New Amsterdam 1656- 1674 Vol',", pages34 , 81 136

Page 34 - 1673 - "Court Minutes of New Amsterdam" N. Bayard arrestant and deft.v/s Pieter Pangborne, arrested and deft. Deft in default.

Page 81 - May 1674 Pieter Pangborne pltf v/s Hardenbreck deft. The W. court having understood the case in question refer it to Jacob Abramsen and reconcile parties if possible

Page 136 - 1674. Pieter Pangborne v/s Abel Hardenbeck deft. Deft in default.

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And here is a little bit of history submitted by Jacque Knight on her line (see Pangburn Letter Vol 111, No. 1, pgs. -3 & 4)

Taken from the "History of Jackson County, Iowa"

Brother Jason Pangborn came from northeastern New York . Sister Pangborn, a refined, excellent Christian, was per perfectly blind, became so before leaving the eastern home. When he (Baptist minister) called on the fiamily they were living, in small cabin located at the extreme northeast corner of the quarter section on which the Miland Depot is now located, and very near where the house now stands in which Brother and Sister Pangborn died. In that little cabin without the first comfort or convenience, with herself, husband, and four small children to care for, the good woman with no word of complaint was with,extended hands, feeling her tollsome way in total darkness ,caring for loved ones.

Several years afterwards we attended the funeral of her little boy . She had never seen his face. At the close of the services she wished to be led to the unclosed coffin. She stood for a few minutes tenderly, and lovingly, with the tears last her sightless eyes passing her hands over. the cold face of dear little one, say ing I have never seer, my dear child's face I must get an impression of how he looked The dear mother has gone where she can see

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Jocelyn Wilms, Editor "Mahoning Meanderings ",the Mahoning ,County Chapter, OGS Newsletter, has submitted the following Information to help our researchers.

"In the Pangburn Letter, Vol. III, No. 2, p. 5 mentions a Joseph Pangburn and since it mentioned Mahoning Co. I checked the source mentioned. The correct entry is:

from: Ohio DAR Revolutionary Soldiers, Volumes I & 11.

1929-1938 reprinted in one volume by Trumbull Co. Chapter, OGS 1973.

page 280 (1 st volume) =

PANGBURN, Joseph (Mahoning Co.)

"NJ Men of the Revolution" -Matross. Capt. Neil's Company (Eastern) Artillery, State Tr. Disch Mch 1777. "Jersey Men in the Revolution", p710. Burial place not located. Came to Canfield in 179 8. Ref. Trumbull& Mahoning Co. Hist., pp I I & 12. Fur infor Mahoning Chap."

page 421 (2nd volume) =

PANGBURN, Joseph, Mahoning Co. p. 280

"Does not belong to Mahoning Co, but Portage Co; b 1765, d 1831 Palmyra, Portage Co. Rept by Mahoning chpt"

Other material she has submitted -

CANFIELD CEMETERY & DEATH RECORDS, By M.M. Simon 1983.

Joseph Pangborn's child d2l Dec1801, Canfield Twp. Harriet

daughter of Joseph Pangburn drowned July 1808. Child of

Joseph Pangburn d 4 Jan 1814, aged 6 mos. Chester, son of

Joseph Pangburn d 14 Oct 1828 aged 12 yrs.

From Courthouse records -

Joseph Pangburn of Canfield bought land from Archbold Johnston and Herman Canfield. In 1817 Joseph and wife Lydia of Johnston, Trumbull Co. sold part of this land to Josiah Woods. In 18 32, Lydia Pangburn of Canfield, sold land to Josiah Woods.

From OHIO WILLS & ESTATES to 1850 - An Index, Carol W. Bell, 1981 =

Pangburn, John L - Estate 1837 Brown Co. case #9063

Pangburn, Samuel - Will of 1823 Brown Co. will book 1, case #6804

Pangburn, Samuel - Estate 1849 Brown Co. case #6804 Pangburn, Stephen - Estate 1828 Brown Co. case #6187

Deed Indices, Mahoning Co., OH, Recorder's Office Book A (former Trumbull Co.)

Pangborn, Joseph - 1802 from Christopher Leffingwell, V A, p 240

Pangborn, Joseph - 1802 from Herman Canfield, v A, p 252 Pangborn, Joseph - 1807 from Daniel Minard, v B, p 191 Pangborn, Joseph - 1809 from Elisha Stirling, v B, p 213 Pangborn, Joseph & wife to James Reed - 1805, v B, p 289 Pangborn, Joseph& wife to Herman Canfield- 1807vB,p469

Jocelyn adds, Mahoning County was formed in February, 1846 from parts of Trumbull and Columbiana Counties.

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Thanks, Jocelyn for all your help. We really appreciate it when corrections are made to prior Newsletters. Mahoning Co. Chapter, OGS Newsletter has a very generous editor. Not often you find someone who will take the time to send material to help others - when it's not even your own line

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Cathy Lobaugh has submitted information on her Pangburn connection, and, like the rest of us, wants help filling in the blanks

Her line is.

William B. Pangborn, b. 1819 Ohio, in. I January 1851 Mary L. Goff at Elyria, Lorain Co., Ohio, d. 27 January 1879, buried Lake City, Calhoun Co., Iowa. Mary L. Goff was b. 4 March 1825 at Lewis, Essex Co., N.Y., d. 18 March 1899 at Lake City, Calhoun Co., Iowa and is buried at Lake City.

Children:

William Bird Pangborn, b I 19 November 1856 Grand Rapids.Mich. in. 13 November 1895 Amelia M. Korthals, d. 22 March 1946 Luke (Lute) W. Pangborn

Albert A. Pangborn

Rugene Walker Pangborn, b. 1859 Grand Rapids, Mich., m. 21 June 1893 to Minnie Estelle Hotchkiss, d 25 June 1925(?)

Harry N. Pangborn

William Bird Pangborn, b. 19 November 1856 Grand Rapids, I Mich., m. 13 November 1895 Worthington, Noble Co., Minn. to Amelia Marie Korthals, d. 22 March 1946 Portsmouth, Iowa, buried 26 March 1946 Lake City, Calhoun Co., Iowa. Amelia Marie Korthals was b. 20 October 1871 Germany, d. 30 August 1948 Portsmouth, Iowa. Buried Lake City, Iowa. (She is daughter of Herman August Korthal and Sophia Stabenova.)

Children:

Lorraine Dorthea Pangborn, b. 5 December 1896 Sheldon, Iowa, m. George Hoffman, d 20 December 1984

Clifford Herman Pangborn, b. 8 February 1899 Sheldon, Iowa, m. 21 November 1921 to Amy M. Youngdahl

Lucille Pangborn, b. 6 August 1901 Sheldon, Iowa, m. Paul Lasher

Elvira Pangborn, b. 20 July 1906 Sheldon, Iowa, m. Franklin C. Lewis, d. 1963

William Harold Pangborn, b. 17 October 1911 Sheldon, Iowa, m. Ada Virginia Youngdahl, d 4 March 1971

Herman Clifford Pangborn (Herman Clifford reversed his name to Clifford Herman after the war. Not done legally), b. 8 February 1899 Sheldon, Iowa, in. 21 November 1921 Rochwell City, Iowa to Amy Matilda Youngdahl. Amy Youngdahl was b. 12 June 1903

Children:

Edward Lee Pangborn, b. 17 July 1922 Lake City, Iowa, m, 4 September 1945 in Tulsa, Oklahoma to Peggy Nadine Farrar, d. 15 February 1983 Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Clifford Kenneth Pangborn, b. 31 October 1926

Florence Gladys Pangbon, b. 7 August 1928, d. 10 December 1971

Robert Jack Pangborn, b. 29 April 1930

Edward Lee Pangborn, b. 17 July 1922 Lake City, Iowa, m. 4 September 1945 Tulsa, Oklahoma to Peggy Nadine Farrar, cL 15 February 1983 Tulsa, Oklahoma. Peggy Nadine Farrar, b. 27 November 1924 Shidler, Oklahoma, d 13 August 1983 Tulsa, Oklahoma

Children:

Gary Lee Pangborn, b. 30 August 1947

Cathy Jean Pangborn, b. 20 February 1952

Paul Dennis Pangborn, b. 12 January 1954

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Do any of you researchers have any information to help Cathy,with her YOUNGDAHL lines? She will appreciate any help you can give her.

Cathy cites her sources as Cemetery research, newspaper obits, family records, death certificates, birth certificates and marriage licenses

Cathy also sent a copy of the "Order of Final Discharge of Guardian" showing discharge of Hellen C. Tucker as Guardian of the estate of Minnie M. Pangburn, minor heir of Alonzo Pangburn, deceased. Document is from the Probate Court in Anderson County, Kansas and is dated 2nd of March 1898. This is not her Line but she sent it along to help other researchers.

Thanks, Cathy !

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Lorene Dodd found this article in a little booklet at he Wenatchee Library. It was taken from the 1918 Wenatchee High School Class reunion; Wenatchee, Washington

Pangborn, Doris Slabaugh

None of Doris's family seem to reside in the area. Her sister Alta was for many years a supervisor at the Deaconness Hospital. After graduation, Doris worked for Howard Thomas, Jeweler, a long time business in Wenatchee. Mr. Thomas sent much of his watch repair to a Percy Pangborn, watch repairman in Seattle. Eventually this work for Mr. Thomas increased to a point where Mr. Pangborn was persuaded to come to Wenatchee to carry on watch repair. Here he met Doris and they were married. When Mr. Thomas became an optometrist he sold the jewelry business to Percy Pangborn and he and Doris continued in their business until he retired.

Sometime along the way the Pangborns bought the Tall Timber Ranch (now a Presbyterian Summer Camp) near where the Napeque River joins the White River. Here one day they found a baby hummingbird which had fallen from its nest Their successful rearing of the tiny bird made them and their experience with hummingbirds a feature in National Geographic. Their interest in these tiny birds led them to install feeders for them around the old log house and in nearby trees. This was soon noticed by passersby and the place became somewhat famous. But alas, uncaring and careless people also came, trampling the fields, shooting chipmunks and squirrels, completely ignoring their hosts (and the Pangborns were most gracious hosts). Request to use care, not to shoot little creatures and not to allow dogs and children to run wildly rampant over property and rights of others were ignored

Eventually the Pangborns sold their beloved home amoungst the hummingbirds and left the valley, eventually taking up residence in Seattle. Here Doris died at about the time the idea of a reunion was born. "Pane' planned to attend the reunion (his letter indicated he had promised Doris he would come) but a day or two before the class of 1918 dinner, word was received from Panes niece that he was hospitalized by a stroke. No address was given. Although a card was signed by all who attended the dinner, no further word has been received and there is no apparent address to write to.

Lorene Dodd informs us that Percy Pangborn was Clyde (Upside Down) Pangborn's brother. (See Pangburn Letter Vol Il No. 1, page 1.) Thanks, Lorene. for this information

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Bruce Ackerman writes: "I visited the Union Reformed Church in Unionville, town of New Scotland, Albany County, N.Y. The minister was kind enough to let me go through the church records, so I thought I'd send along the Pangburn references I found. The church was formed in 1828. Unionville is a very tiny hamlet west of Albany, between Delmar and Clarksville."

MEMBERS:

Pangburn, William and wife, members in full communion, 9 September 1825

Pangburn, James and wife Polly Houck rec'd as members after I August 1830

Pangburn, Hiram and wife Margaret Huyck rec'd as members, 6 August 1832

Pangburn, Daniel ?D. T. ? rec'd on confession of faith, 29 May 1840

Pangburn, Lydia and husband Isaac Van Natta dismissed 185 7

Pangburn, William R. and wife Jane Latta listed as members., 25 March 1843

Pangburn, Elizabeth listed as member 25 March 1843

Pangburr, Anna Maria, wife of Wm. Taylor, rec'd 9 June 1843, D. 1858

Pangburn, Margaret Ann, rec'd 9 June 1843

Pangburn, Hiram and daughter Catherine rec'd 18 September 1852 by certificate from Second Reformed Dutch Church of Berne (Albany County, N.Y.) Wilson, Laury R, wife of Hiram Pangburn, rec'd 10 December 1853 by certificate from Reformed Dutch Church of Westerlo (Albany County, N.Y.)

Pangburn, David listed as an elder in 1834

Pangburri, Betsy rec'd by confession 25 March 1843, D. 30 April 1869

Pangburn, Lydia and Isaac Van Natta rec'd by certificate 16 December 1859, suspended 7 December 1864, dismissed to Clarksville Reformed Church 14 February 1875

Stevens, Frances E., wife of John Pangburn ree'd by confession 3 June 1866, D. 14 June 1926

Pangburn, Arthur rec'd by confession 6 September 1879

Pangburn, Mrs. Margaret A., wife of Oscar Sager rec'd by confession, 15 April 1882

Pangburn, Anthony rec'd by confession 30 March 1889, D. 12 July 1933

Pangburn, John, died 24 September 1882 age 72

Pangburn, James E. died 19 February 1886 age 26

MARRIAGES:

Pangburn, Hiram, married Margaret, daughter of Nicholas and Lana Houck, 18 December 1828, fee $2.00

Pangburn, Anna Maria, married William Taylor, both of New Scotland, 27 February 1839, fee $2.00, witness Ike Van Natta Pangburn, Lydia of New Scotland, married Isaac Van Natta of Bethlehem, 12 March 1839

Pangburn, Elizabeth married Simon Houck, both of New Scotland, 8 February 1844, fee $4.00, witness Robert and James Taylor

Pangburn, Catherine H., of Union Church married William J. Youngs of West Milton, I January 1856

Pangburn, William married Cornelia J. Beebe, both of Clarksville, 31 May 1856, fee $2.50

Pangburn, John L. of Saratoga married Jenette Gardner of Clarksville, I September 1856, fee $5.00

Pangburn, Margaret of Union Church married John B. Bradt of' New Salem, 29 December 1857, fee $3.00

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BAPTISMS (SOME ARE UNDATED IN THE RECORDS) Pangburn, Margaret Ann, daughter of James and Polly, born 24 December 1826

Pangburn, Nicholas, son of James and Polly Houck, born 5 January 1829

Pangburn, David, son of Hiram and Peggy Huyck, born 28 June 1830

Pangburn, Magdalen, daughter of James D. and Polly Houck, born 9 October 1830

Pangburn, David, son of James and Polly Houck, born 27 August 1832

Pangburn, William, son of William Radley Pangburn and Mary Jane Lattie, born 6 August 1833

Pangburn, Job, son of same, born I August 1835

Pangburn, John Lewis, son of Job and Magdalen Winnie, born 29 January 1836

Pangburn, William son of James and Polly Houck born 12 May 1836

Pangburn, David Congor, son of William R. and Mary Jane Latta, born 21 March, bap. 27 August 1837

Pangburn, Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Job and Magdalen Winnie, born 19 May, bap. 22 July 1838

Pangburn, Garret Henry, son of James D. and Polly Houck, born 18 May, bap. 22 July 1838

Pangburn. Margaret Julia, daughter of William R. and Mary Jane Latta, born 19 May, bap. 18 August 1839

Pangburn, Francis Segar, son of James D. and Polly Houck, born 28 April, bap. 6 September 1840

Pangburn, Job, son of David and Sally Wheeler, born 6 August, bap. 19 October 1840

Van Natta, David, son of Lydia Pangburn and Isaac Van Natta, born 12 October 1840, bap. 31 January 1841

Pangburn, David, son of John (sic) and Magdalen Winne, born 14 April, bap. 30 May 1841

Pangburn, Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of William R. and Mary Jane Latta, born 30 August 1841, bap. 9 January 1842

Pangburn, Margaret Ann, daughter of Hiram and Margaret Houck, born I March, bap. 16 November 1842

Van Natta, William, son of Isaac Van Natta and Lydia Pangburn, born 24 September 1842, bap. 25 January 1843

Pangburn, Job Sherman, son of Job and Magdalen Winnie, born 22 November 1843, bap. 16 June 1844

Pangburn, Silas, son of William R. and Mary Jane Latta, born 18 August, bap. 10 November 1844

Van Natta, James, son of Isaac Van Natta and Lydia Pangburn, born 30 September 1845, bap. 29 March 1846

Pangburn, Catherine Ann, daughter of William R. and Mary Jane Latta, born 19 September 1846, bap. 13 February 1847

Pangburn, James Henry, son of same, born 18 February, bap. 24 June 1849

Van Natta, Margaret Elizabeth, daughter of Isaac Van Natta and Lydia Pangburn, born 10 June, bap. 30 September 1849

VanNatta, Harriet Ellen, daughter of Isaac Van Natta and Lydia Pangburn, born 3 August 1851, bap. 25 January 1852

TOMMSTONES - ONISKETHAU CEMETERY, VILLAGE OF CLARKSVILLE, ALBANY COUNTY, N.Y.

Pangburn, William Radley, 1808 - 1899

His wife, Mary J., 27 October 181(?5?) - 6 October 188(?3?)

TOMBSTONES - FEURA BUSH CEMETERY (TOWN BETHLEHEM, ALBANY COUNTY, N.Y. VERY CLOSE I UNIONVILLE)

Pangburn, John A., 16 September 1823 - 10 April 1903

Pangburn, Frances E., his wife, 18 May 1830 - 14 June 1926

Pangburn, James E., 30 May 1860 - 16 February 1887

Pangburn, Alicia, wife of John A. Pangburn, 8 September 1832 -5 April 1858

Their daughter, Helena, died 25 August 1856

Pangburn. Fdwin. 1868 1925

His wife, Cornelia Secor, .1872 - 1952

Pangburn, Mary, wife of Wilhelmus Houghtaling, (dates unread-able)

Houghtaling, Wilhelmus, d. 12 April 1878 ? - age 70 years, ?

MOS.

Pangburn, Christina, wife of Nicholas Moak, 1845 - 1903

Moak, Nicholas, 1841 - 1912

Thanks, Bruce for all of this information. And a special thank you for locating the primary source material and documenting what you submitted Bruce hopes this material will prove valuable to others - and he asks a question, "Who was the Lydia that married Isaac Van Natta?"

Here's one answer, from the records of Viola Pangburn Roberts, used by permission of the Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois:

WILLS - BETHLEHEM, ALBANY COUNTY, N.Y.

Pangburn, David to wife, Margaret, to sons (1) James D.. (2) Radley, (3) Job, (4) Tompkins, (5) David, (6) Hiram to daughters(7) Elizabeth, (8) Anna Marie,(9) Maria,(10) Lydia Van Etten, (11) to granddaughters, Margaret, (daughter of James D.) and Margaret Day (of Hiram).

WILLS -NEW SCOTLAND, ALBANY COUNTY, N.Y. - 1869

Pangburn, Elizabeth: To sister, Lydia Van Etten.

The Bible records of this family were published in The Pangburn Utter, Vol. 1, No. 2, page 2. You will note that those records did not include daughters 8, 9, and 10 that are listed in David s will,

Mary Mulligan Konik is interested in finding records of her Pangburn connection.

Frederick Exceen married Mary E Panghourn. He died 26 March 1890 and is buried in Maple Grove Cemetery in Thompson Twp., Geauga Co., Ohio. Mary E. Pangbourn died 9 February 1888 and is buried in the same cemetery. Frederick's sister, Jerusha Exceen married Lorenzo Odell in Geauga County. Her birthplace (1850 census) was Canada West.

Mary Konik needs your help to get information on Mary E. Pangbourn Exceen, her ancestors or her descendents. She also needs help on Jerusha Exceen Odell b. ca.1833 in Canada West and lived in Mesapotania, Ohio in 1850 with her husband Lorenzo Odell, blacksmith, and her brother Abram, also a blacksmith,

And here is some information Mary Konik sent to help others.

From the Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Lake Co., Ohio:

Pangbourn, Solomon - d. I I August 1870 - age 80

Pangbourn, Elizabeth- d. 12 February 1882

Pangbouni, Alexander- d, 16 February 1877

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From the "History of Ashtabula County, Ohio":

'Eliza Prentice, the first wife of George Pangbourn died soon after coming to Harpersfield, and her grave was the first one made for a pioneer woman. . .

Obit from "The Geauga Republican Record" - 21 April 1926: Oldest Geauga Soldier Passes

Abram Exceen, who died Tuesday, April 13, at the home of his son, I.,N. Exceen, in Chardon, was born in Volney, near Lake Champlain, N. Y., Oct 21, 18 3 2. He was the oldest of the 16 children of Frederick Exceen and Mary Pangbourn Exceen.

Their home was near the Canadian border, and wolves, bear, deer and Indians were numerous. His father served with Major Andre when Benedict Arnold" sold them out " to the British, but escaped by hiding a boat and commanding the captain to take them across the Niagara River or be shot. The boat was full of soldiers.

Soon after, the family moved to Ohio and settled in Claridon. When 12 years old Abram went to live with John Knapp and his second wife who treated him as their own. He learned the carpenter trade and lived there three years. On Oct. 11, 1862, he married Eliza Maria Roath.

In 186 1, Mr. Exceen enlisted as a soldier in Co. A, 29th O.V.l. Later he came near dying with measles, and was honorably discharged. A year later he re-enlisted in Co. C, 177th O.V.I. His regiment fought its way to Richmond while Sherman marched to the sea. The late Geo. Patterson was his chum. He saw Lee surrender his sword to Grant and helped stack the Confederate arms. He was honorably discharged at Greensboro, N.C. June 21, 1865.

Mr. Exceen helped haul stone for the railroad bridge in Painesville, and other bridges in Thompson, Madison and Geneva. Mrs. Exceen died Sept. 1, 1896, and July 14, 1904, he went to the Sandusky Soldiers' Home, remaining there until November 7,1922, when he returned here, where he died at the ripe age of 93 years, 5 months and 23 days. He will be remembered as a generous- hearted man who was kind to all.

Of his seven children, two survive: Isaac N. Exceen of Chardon and Hanson Exceen of Thompson. A daughter, Mrs. Delia Bowhall of Upland, PA died Saturday April l7th. He also leaves two younger brothers, John Exceen, aged 83, of East Trumbull and Guy Exceen, aged 73, mayor of Lawton, Mich. and former sheriff.

The funeral was held Thursday afternoon, April 15th, at I o'clock from the late home of the deceased, and attended by relatives, friends and members of G.A. R. Rev. C. A. Coakwell officiated, and preached an appropriate sermon. Burial was made the same day in the family lot in Thompson Cemetery.

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Margaret Jellison has submitted her Pangburn Line Her father was Morris Everett Mapes, and the line goes as follows.

Lettie Lavancha Pangburn - b. 23 April 1848, Ohio - d 14 February 1914, Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich - buried Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Louis, Gratiot, Mich. - m. I July 1866 at Charlotte, Eaton, Mich. to Lyman Henry Mapes who was b. 5 August 1846 at Waterloo, Jackson, Mich. and d. 16 March 1924 at Pontiac, Oakland, Mich. He is b uried at Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Louis, Gratiot, Mich.

Children:

Evaline Lavancha Mapes - b. 4 Nov 1867 Pine River Twp, Gratiot Mich. She in. (1 st) 3 October 1886 Otto W. Rogers; in. (2nd) Date unknown - Joseph Rogers (brother of Otto W.) She died 19 November 1936 in Oklahoma.

Minnie Mariah Mapes - b. 12 September 1869 Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich. She in. 3 May 1893 Fred H. Stone. She d. 9 September 1932 at Alma, Gratiot, Mich.

Anna Lavena Mapes - b. 10 August 1872 Pine River Twp, Gratiot Mich. She d. 18 December 1878 at Pine River Twp. She is buried at Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Louis, Gratiot, Mich.

Emma Louise Mapes - b. 18 October 1874 Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich. She in. 18 October 1893 to Anson Foster Wilber. She d. 10 February 1941 and is buried at Riverside Cemetery, Alma, Mich

Charles Henry Mapes - b. 10 August 1877 Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich. He in. 19 September 1900 Grace Ellen Acker. He d. 3 June 1955 at Alma, Gratiot, Mich.

Myrtie May Mapes - b. 5 August 1880 Pine River Twp., Gratiot, Mich. Married 23 September 1901 Ray J. Rogers. She d. 17 February 193 7 at Alma, Gratiot, Mich.

Morris Everett Mapes - b. 9 January 1883 Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich- Married 20 October 1910 Gratiot Co., Mich. to Leslie Drum. He d. 31 December 1941 at Alma, Gratiot, Mich. and is buried at Riverside Cemetery, Alma, Mich.

Carrie Odessa Mapes - b. 27 July 1885 Pine River Twp., Gratiot, Mich. Married 7 April 1909 to Ray J. Plowman. She d. 13 June 1958 at Alma, Gratiot, Mich.

Elmer Eugene (or Ellsworth) Mapes - b. 12 January 1888 Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich. Married 9 April 19 10 to Pearl Blanche Bishop. He d. I December 1959 at Alma, Gratiot, Mich

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Nathaniel Pangburn - b. 19 June 1803 New York - d 8 April 1861 Charlotte, Eaton, Mich He m. Lana (or Laney) Dingman who was b. 16 October 1811 New York and d. 18 April 1880 Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich. She is buried at Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Louis, Gratiot, Mich. (Lana was m. (2nd) to Adolphus Simons on 14 February 1863).

Children:

Nathanial Sharp Pangburn - b. I I June 1836 Grafton, Lorain, Ohio. Married 25 December 1862 Martha 1. Davis at Philadelphia, PA. He d. 12 March 1902 Montcalm Co., Mich and is buried Richland Twp. Cemetery, Montcalm Co., Mich.

Hannah M. Pangburn - b. 17 February 1838, Ohio-, m. 8 June 1864 Everett Cole. She d. 21 February' 1918, Gratiot Co., Mich. and is buried Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Louis, Mich.

Wilson S. Pangburn - b. 25 March 1840 Ohio; in. (I st) Mary Smith; (2nd) Louisa Chase on 31 May 1868 at Ashtabula Co., Ohio; (3rd) 15 March 1895 Agnes Vance. He d 16 May 1901 Montcalm Co., Mich- and is buried Ferris Center Cemetery, Montcalm Co.

Catherine D. Pangburn - b. 22 June 1842 Lorain Co., Ohio. Married(I st) William H. Bailey 4 July 1859; in. (2nd) Samuel Gilbert Hoag; in. (3 rd) Lewis W. Hoag on 14 Septmber 18 8 9. She died 24 October 19 10 and is buried at Traverse City, Mich.

Charles A. Pangburn - b. 2 8 October 1845 Grafton, Lorain Co, Ohio. He m. (I st) 6 November 1870 Selah Ann Solomon; rn. (2nd) 11 August 1886 Martha Isabella McCave. He d. 12 December 1919 Montcalm Co., Mich. and is buried Richland Twp. Cemetery.

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From the "History of Ashtabula County, Ohio":

Eliza Prentice, the first wife of George Pangbourn died soon after coming to Harpersfield. and her grave was the first one made for a pioneer woman . . ."

Obit from "The Geauga Republican- Record" - 21 April 1926: Oldest Geauga Soldier Passes

Abram Exceen, who died Tuesday, April 13, at the home of his son, I.,N. Exceen, in Chardon, was born in Volney, near Lake Champlain, N.Y., Oct. 21, 1832. He was the oldest of the 16 children of Frederick Exceen and Mary Pangbourn Exceen.

Their home was near the Canadian border, and wolves, bear, deer and Indians were numerous. His father served with Major Andre when Benedict Arnold " sold them out" to the British, but escaped by hiding a boat and commanding the captain to take them across the Niagara River or be shot The boat was full of soldiers.

In 1861, Mr. Exceen enlisted as a soldier in Co. A, 29th O.V.I. Later he came near dying with measles, and was honorably discharged. A year later he re-enlisted in Co. C, 177th O.V.I. His regiment fought its way to Richmond while Sherman marched to the sea. The late Geo. Patterson was his chum . He saw Lee surrender his sword to Grant and helped stack the Confederate arms. He was honorably discharged at Greensboro, N.C. June 21, 1865.

Mr. Exceen helped haul stone for the railroad bridge in Painesville, and other bridges in Thompson, Madison and Geneva. Mrs. Exceen died Sept. 1, 1896, and July 14, 1904, he went to the Sandusky Soldiers' Home, remaining there until November 7, 1922, when he returned here, where he died at the ripe age of 93 years, 5 months and 23 days. He will be remembered as a generous- hearted man who was kind to all.

The funeral was held Thursday afternoon, April 15th, at I o'clock from the late home of the deceased, and attended by relatives, friends and members of G.A. R. Rev. C.A. Coakwell officiated, and preached an appropriate sermon. Burial was made the same day in the family lot in Thompson Cemetery.

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Margaret Jellison has submitted her Pangburn Line. Her father was Morris Everett Mapes, and the line goes as follows.

Lettie Lavancha Pangburn - b. 23 April 1848, Ohio - d, 14 February 1914, Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich. - buried Oak Grove Cemetery, St Louis, Gratiot, Mich. - m. 1 July 1866 at Charlotte, Eaton, Mich. to Lyman Henry Mapes who was b, 5 August 1846 at Waterloo, Jackson, Mich. and d. 16 March 1924 at Pontiac, Oakland, Mich. He is b uried at Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Louis, Gratiot, Mich.

Children:

Evaline Lavancha Mapes - b. 4 Nov 1867 Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich. She m. (1 st) 3 October 1886 Otto W. Rogers; in. (2nd) Date unknown - Joseph Rogers (brother of Otto W.) She died 19 November 1936 in Oklahoma.

Minnie Mariah Mapes- b. 12 September 1869 Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich. She m. 3 May 1893 Fred H. Stone. She d, 9 September 1932 at Alma, Gratiot, Mich.

Anna Lavena Mapes - b. 10 August 1872 Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich. She d. 18 December 1878 at Pine River Twp. She is buried at Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Louis, Gratiot, Mich.

Emma Louise Mapes - b. 18 October 1874 Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich. She m. 18 October 1893 to Anson Foster Wilber. She d. 10 February 1941 and is buried at Riverside Cemetery, Alma, Mich.

Charles Henry Mapes - b. 10 August 1877 Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich. He ni. 19 September 1900 Grace Ellen Acker. He d 3 June 1955 at Alma, Gratiot, Mich.

Myrtie May Mapes - b. 5 August 1880 Pine River Twp., Gratiot, Mich. Married 23 September 1901 Ray J. Rogers. She d 17 February 1937 at Alma, Gratiot, Mick

Morris Everett Mapes - b. 9 January 1883 Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich. Married 20 October 1910 Gratiot Co., Mich. to Leslie Drum. He d 31 December 1941 at Alma, Gratiot, Mich. and is buried at Riverside Cemetery, Alma, Mich.

Carrie Odessa Mapes - b. 27 July 1885 Pine River Twp., Gratiot, Mich. Married 7 April 1909 to Ray J. Plowman- She d. 13 June 1958 at Alma, Gratiot, Mich.

Elmer Eugene (or Ellsworth) Mapes - b. 12 January 1888 Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich. Married 9 April 19 10 to Pearl Blanche Bishop. He d. I December 1959 at Alma, Gratiot, Mich.

Nathaniel Pangburn - b. 19 June 1803 New York - d. 8 April 1861 Charlotte, Eaton, Mich. He m. Lana (or Laney) Dingman who was b. 16 October 1811 New York and d. 18 April 1880 Pine River Twp, Gratiot, Mich. She is buried at Oak Grove Cemetery, St Louis, Gratiot, Mich. (Lana was m. (2nd) to Adolphus Simons on 14 February 1863).

Children:

Nathanial Sharp Pangburn - b. I I June 1836 Grafton, Lorain, Ohio. Married 25 December 1862 Martha 1. Davis at Philadelphia, PA. He d. 12 March 1902 Montcalm Co., Mich. and is buried Richland Twp. Cemetery, Montcalm Co., Mich,

Hannah M. Pangburn - b. 17 February 1838, Ohio; in. 8 June 1864 Everett Cole. She d. 21 February'1918, Gratiot Co., Mich. and is buried Oak Grove Cemetery, St, Louis, Mich.

Wilson S. Pangburn - b. 25 March 1840 Ohio; m. (1 st) Mary Smith, (2nd) Louisa Chase on 31 May 1868 at Ashtabula Co., Ohio: (3rd) 15 March 1895 Agnes Vance. He d. 16 May 1901 Montcalm Co., Mich. and is buried Ferris Center Cemetery, Montcalm Co.

Catherine D. Pangburn - b. 22 June 1842 Lorain Co., Ohio. Married(Ist) WilfiamH. Bailey 4 July 1859; in. (2nd) Samuel Gilbert Hoag; in. (3 rd) Lewis W. Hoag on 14 Septmber 1889. She died 24 October 19 10 and is buried at Traverse City, M ich.

Charles A. Pangburn - b. 28 October 1845 Grafton, Lorain Co, Ohio. He m. (I st) 6 November 1870 Selah Ann Solomon; in. (2nd) 11 August 1886 Martha Isabella McCave. He d. 12 December 1919 Montcalm Co., Mich. and is buried Richland Twp. Cemetery.

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Lattie Lavancha Pangburn - b. 23 April 1848 Ohio; m. 1 July 1866 Charlotte, Eaton, Mich. to Lyman Henry Mapes. She d.14 February 1914 Pine River Twp. Gratiot, Mich. and is buried Oak Grove Cemetery, St Louis, Mich.

References:

Sexton's Records of Richland Cemetery, Vestaburg, Mich., Ferris Center Cemetery, Oak Grove Cemetery, St Louis

2.Death Records Montcalm Co., Mich. 1901, 1903, 1919 - Gratiot Co., Mich. 1914, 1918.

3.Marriage Records Eaton Co., Mich. 1859, 1870, 1886, 1889

- Marriage Records Gratiot Co., Mich. 1895.

4. Civil War Record of Nathaniel, Wilson and Charles Pangburn.

Margaret's line goes back from there as published in the Pangburn Letter, Vol. IT[, No. 1, page 6. Peter Pangburn born 1763 marries Maria Westervelt

Margaret has also enclosed some other information to help her fellow researchers .

Directory of Big Rapids, Mecost, Cadillac, Cheboygan, Petoskey,

St Ignace, Traverse City - 1884

Page 103 - (Mecosta County Directory)

Pangburn, T.F. - 19 Hinton, Altona

(Page 116 - Altona. A settlement of 200 inhabitants formed in 1056, on Little Muskegon River in Hinton Township, southern part of Mecosta Co., 10 miles from Morley on the G. R. & 1. R. R., the nearest shipping point, 18 from Big Rapids the county seat and banking town, and 206 from Detroit It contains 2 churches, Methodist and United Brethren, a good district school and a combined grist, saw and shingle mill operated by water power. Principle shipments, grain, lumber and shingles. Stage to Morley, twi-weekly, carrying mail, fare $1.

Pangburn, Wilson S. - Showmaker, Mecosta (This is the brother of Margaret Jellison's grandmother, Lavancha Pangburn)

Directory of Mecosta Co., Michigan - 1918

Page 86

Pangborn, Lyle (Carrie) - garage OHEL - Mecosta Ind Tel.

ASHTABULA COUNTY COURTHOUSE - Jefferson, Ohio

Births (Research not complete)

Pangburn, Homer - page 171 - b. 15 January 1902 at Harpersfield, Ohio. Parents: Carl Pangburn and Libbie Olden.

MONTCALM COUNTY COURTHOUSE - Stanton, Michigan

- Births - Liber A, p. 138

Pangborn, Leah, b 7 August 1873 at Greenville, Mich. Parents: Henderson Pangborn, b. Ohio (fanner) Sophia Pangborn

Liber A, p. 144

Pangborn, Nettie, b. 23 November 1873, Maple Valley, Parents: C. E. Pangborn, of Coral, Mich., Annie Pangborn, b. New York

Liber B, p. 160

Pangborn, James, b. 5 November 1881, Reynolds, Parents: James A. Pangborn of Reynolds, b. Ohio, farmer, Eliza Pangborn, b. Mich.

Liber C, p. 193

Pangborn, Clara, b. 4 September 1886, Reynolds, Parents: Adelbert Pangborn of Reynolds, b. Indiana (laborer), Anna Pangborn of Reynolds

Liber D, P. 130

Pangborn, Myrtle, b. 4 September 1892, Baldwin Twp., Pan,

Bird Pangborn, Pierson resident, Ella Pangborn, b. Ohio

EMMET COUNTY COURTHOUSE - Petoskey, Michigan Births

Pangborn, Paul - Book 1900-1907 #76 p 220 - b. 30 December

1901 at Littlefield Twp. Parents: Claude Pangborn, b. Texas (laborer), Mabel Pangborn, b. Canada

Pangborn, Lynn - Book 1900-1907 #218 p 221 - b. 22 June 1903 at Alanson, Parents: Glen Pangborn of Alanson, b. Mich., Mollie Pangborn b. Mich.

Pangborn, Marcia Estelle - Book 1900-1907, # 153 . p 222 - b. 22 April 1906, Alanson, Parents: Claud B. Pangborn, b. Mich. (station agent), Lottie P. Engle, b. Mich.

CHARLEVOIX COUNTY COURTHOUSE - Charlevoix, Mich. - Births

Book 2 p 310

Pangborn, Faye - b. 30 June 1900 at South Arm Twp., Parents: Harvey Pangborn, b. Mich. (laborer) res. of South Arm Twp., Addie 0. Pangborn, b. Wisc.

Book 2 p 470 - #3078

Pangborn, Georgana - b. 22 February 1906 - East Jordan,

Parents: Harvey J. Pangborn, b. Mich - res. E. Jordan, Adeline King, b. Wisc.

Book 3 p 228 #26

Pangborn, Harvey - b. 17 May 1910 at East Jordan, Parents: Harvey J. Pangborn, b. Mich., Adeline King, b. Wisc.

Book 3 p 446 # 21

Pangborn, Cecile Ada - b. 8 September 1913 at Hayes Twp., Parents: Glen Pangborn, b. Mich (Knox Sawyer), Birdie Monroe, b. Mich.

GRAND TRAVERSE CO. COURTHOUSE - Traverse City, Mich - Deaths

Book 2 p 128 #356

Hoag, Katherine - d. 24 October 1910 age 68 yrs 4 mos at Traverse City of pneumonia- B Ohio. Housekeeper. Parents: Nathaniel and Lena Pangborn

(This is a sister of Margaret Jellison's Grandmother) Book I p 169

Pangborn, Elisha - d. 4 February 1899 age 65 yrs 4 rno 13 days at Traverse City of heart disease. B. N.Y. A hotel prop. Married. Parents: Elisha Pangborn and Eunice White

Book 3 p 135 #33

Pangbom, Lillian - d 30 January 1923 age 40 yrs 10 mo 5 days at Traverse City of insanition. Married B. in Mich. Parents: Dan Shanks and Mildred Suvis

Book 3 p 159 # 136

Pangborn, Nancy - d. 25 February 1924, age 80 years. Widow. At Traverse City of Broncho Pneumonia Born N.Y. Parents: John Peist and Catherine Stover

Book 1949 #238

Pangborn, Mary E. - d. 29 December 1949 at Traverse City State Hospital, age 77 yrs 11 mo 14 days. B. 15 Jan 1872. Buried Luther, Mich. Residence Baldwin, Mich. A teacher. Widow. Parents: James Ballard (b. England), Salonia Edwards (b. Canada)

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CHARLEVOIX CO. COURTHOUSE - Charlevoix, Mich Deaths

Pangburn Haskill L (page 52) d 22 September 1892 age 61 in Melrose Twp. of paralysis. Laborer. Born Ohio. Widower. Parents: Samuel Pangborn and Rachel Pangborn

Pangborn Adaline (page 196) d 28 May 1910 age 31 yrs 6 mo, 2 3 days at East Jordan of popiul? fever. B. Wisconsin, Hous&w& Parents: Joel King and Helen Kindall

Pangborn, Harvey J. (page 154 *44) d 16 December 1927 at Charlevoix. A widower. Parents: B.R. Pangborn, b. Ohio, Stenton ??, b. England

ASHABULA CO. COURTHOUSE- Jefferson, Ohio- Marriages Pangburn, George - Webb, Eliza - (Book A, p 140) m. 2 September 1823 - (George of Austinburg)

Pangburn, Frederick - Guest, Martha J. (Book E p 119) M. 17 June 1855 at Harpersfield Twp.

Pangburn, Horace W. - Williams, Belle (Book F p 544), m. 10 October 1871 at Harpersfield by E.J. Betts, P.J.

Pangburn, George H. - Drought, Addieline (Book H p 4-4) m. 8 May 1879 (Geo. of Harpersfield) (Also Adaline)

Pangburn, John F. - Woodworth, Alma (Book H p 223) m. 29 March 1881 at Harpersfield

Pangborn, Henry C. - Chapman, Bertha H. (Book M p 182) m. 23 November 1899. Henry age 48 on 13 June 1899. Born Brooklyn, N.Y. Parents: Cornelius Pangburn and Louisa McKinney. Bertha age 22 - October 1899. B. Connellsville, Conn. Parents: Charles C. Chapman and Florence H. Alderman. Henry m. once before.

Pangburn, Carl E. - Olden, Lillie May (Book M p 296) m. 31 May 1900. Carl age 20, 11 October 1899. B. Harpersfield. Parents: Horace W. Pangburn and Belle Williams. Lillie age 21, 2 November 1899. B. Harpersfield. Parents: John Olden and Katherine Cowen.

Pangburn, Sarah Ann - Guest, David D. (Book C p 145) m. 28 August 1845 at. Harpersfield, Ohio.

Pangburn, Martha - Prentice, Elbridge (Book E p 94) m. I January 1855 at Harpersfield, Ohio.

Pangburn, N.E. (female) - Bennett, LL(male) (Book G p 257) m. 7 June 1875 at Harpersfield, Ohio.

Pangburn, Stella - March, Chas. D. (Book H p 197) m. I December 1880 at Harpersfield, Ohio

Pangburn, Emma C. - Wilson, Elwood G. (Book I p 512) m. 14 May 1889 at Harpersfield, Ohio

Pangburn, Sadie E. - Fonner, A.B. (Book J p 422) m. 7 December 1892 at Harpersfield, Ohio

Pangburn, Frances A. - Woodworth, Perry (male) (Book P p 282) m. 1907. Both m. once before. Frances 50 years on 23 December 1906. B. Conneaut Parents: Robert Drought and Sylvia Pratt. Perry was 49 years on 15 Aug 1906. B. Harpersfield. Parents: Asa Woodworth and Olive Shurnway

Pangburn, Isadore - Ellis, Benjamin S. (Book Q p 74) M 13 February 1909. Isadore age 18 years 22 June 1908. B. Harpersfield, Ohio. Parents: G.H. Pangburn and Adda Drought Benjamin age 22 years on 19 April 1908. Born St Mary's, West Virginia. He is an engineer. Parents: Lee Ellis and Hattie Fleming

VITAL RECORDS - Onondaga County, N.Y. (Film 4357 (#017837)

Page 9 - Pangborn, Abram, Married, Born N.Y. State - Died Van Buren, May 1850, age 23

Deaths in Hinmanville, Rec. of Squire E. Phillips

Page 20 - Pangburn, James of Nelson, N.Y. Died at Monroe?

Died 12/?/? - Age 18 yews

Pompey Hill Top Cemetery

Page 164 - Pangborn, Stephen - d. 18 June 1843 - b. 2 October 1777

Pangborn, Sarah (w) - d 9 April 1849 age 78 years 0 mos 29 days

Page 65 - Pangburn, Wm. J. at Skaneateles (Skaneatele Democrat) d. 27 August 1853 at age 61

MARRIAGE RECORDS - Christ Church - Marcellus, N.Y.

Page 188 - Pangborn, Maria H. & Johnson, Ira - m. 30 March 1840

Thank you Margaret fop. locating the primary source of this material and documenting your source

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FROM THE RECORDS OF VIOLA PANGBURN ROBERTS, published by permission of The Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois. (Continued from last issue)

Pangborns and Pangburns In Brooklyn - 1839-1899

1875-1876 Pangborn, Millard F., lab., IL 57 Leonard

Pangborn, Richard E., h. 12 Braxton

1876-1877

Pangborn Charles, bookkeeper, IL 754 Park Av.

Pangborn, Cornelius, builder, IL 238 Quincy

Pangborn, Richard, h. 12 Braxton

Pangborne. Daniel. carpenter, h. 336 Grand

Pangborn, Chas., boilermaker, h. 447 Graham

Pangburn, Charles, carpenter, IL 54 Cedar

Pangburn, James H. driver, h. 244 Franklin

Pangburn, Jessica, shoemaker, h. 77 Powers

Pangburn, Stephen W. Engineer, h. 187 Walworth

1877-1878

Pangborn, Charles, driver, h. 148 Varet

Pangborn, Louisa, widow of Cornelius, h. 2 3 8 Quincy

Pangborn, Millard F. leather stamper, h. 220 S. I st

Pangburn Donald, carpenter, 9th c. S. lst

1878-1879

Pangborn, Charles, engineer, h 34 Elm

Pangborn Chas. A., driver, IL 479 Bushwick Av.

Pangborn Isaac. shoemaker, IL 300 S. I st

Pangburn, Philip, clk, h. 211 3 rd E. D.

Pangburn, Daniel, carpenter, IL 325 S. lst

1879-1880

Pangborn, Chas. A., driver, h. 479 Bushwick Av,

Pangborn, Charles T., engineer, h. 34 Elm

Pangborn, Daniel, carpenter, h. 315 S. 4th

Pangborn, George W., clk, h 238 Quincy

Pangborn, James H., driver, h. 557 Manhattan Av.

Pangborn, Louisa, widow of Cornelius, h. 23 8 Quincy

Pangborn, Philip, laborer, 338 S. 4th

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1880-1881

Pangborn Charles T., engineer, h. 34 Elm St

Charles porter, h.r. 38 10th E.D.

Isaac. shoemaker, h. 25 10th E,D.

Pangborn, Sarah, widow Cornelius, It 238 Quincy

Pangborne, Daniel, carpenter, h.r. 315 S. 4th

Pangborne M.L., leather stamper, h. 315 S. 4th

Pangburn, Cornelius, Jr., carpenter, IL 238 Quincy

1881-1882

Pangborn, Charles, engineer, It 34 Elm

Pangborn, Chas. A., driver, h. 479 Bushwick Av.

Pangborn, Daniel, carpenter, IL 315 S. 4th

Pangborn, Millard F., laborer, h. 256 N. 7th

Pangborn Worrel, bookkeeper, h. 34 Elm

1882-1883

Pangborn, Charles, boilermaker, h. 479 Bushwick Av.

Pangborn, Louisa, widow of Cornelius, h. 238 Quincy

Pangborn. Worrell, bookkeeper, IL 776 Monroe

Pangburn, carpenter, h. 315 s. 4th (Daniel)

1883-1884

Pangborn, Chas. A., driver, IL 479 Bushwick Av.

Pangborn, Isaac, shoemaker, h. 38 10th E.D.

Pangborn, Louise, widow of Cornelius, 238 Quincy

Pangborn, Wallace, h 849 Madison Ave.

Pangburn, Daniel, carpenter, h.r. 315 S. 4th

1884-1885

Pangborn, Charles A., driver, h. 479 Bushwick Av.

Pangborn, Christina, h. Devoe c. Graham Av.

Pangborn, George W., IL 238 Quincy

Pangborn, James H., driver, h. 543 Manhattan Av.

Pangborn, Louise, widow of Cornelius, h. 238 Quincy

Pangborn, Worrell, clk. h. 18 Woodbine

1885-1886

Pangborn, George, clk, h. 238 Quincy

Pangborn, Louise, widow Cornelius, h. 238 Quincy

Pangborn, Worrell S., clk. h. 18 Woodbine

Pangborn, Chas. A., carman, h. 479 Bushwick Av.

1886-1887

Pangborn, Daniel, carpenter, h. 194 N. 9th

Pangborn. Louisa, widow of Cornelius, h. 238 Quincy

Pangborn, Millard F., laborer, h. 194 N. 9th

Pangborn, Worrell S., clerk, h. 815 Quincy

1887-1888

Pangborn, Charles A., driver, It 503 Bushwick Av.

Pangborn, Christina, widow Philip, h. 168 Hope

Pangborn, Louisa, widow Cornelius, h. 238 Quincy

Pangborn, Worrell S., clk., h. 815 Quincy

Pangburn, James H., driver, 11. 594 Park Av.

1888-1889

Pangborn, Charles, truckman, IL 13 Hull

Pangborn, George, Ins., h. 238 Quincy

Pangborn, Joseph, laborer, h. 10 Ellery

Pangborn, Louisa, widow Cornelius, h. 238 Quincy

Pangborn, Millard, laborer, h. 161 Union Av.

Pangborn, Worrell S., clerk, h. 815 Quincy

1889-1890

Pangborn, Christina, widow of Millard, h. 258 N. 2nd

Pangborn, George, ins., 11. 238 Quincy

Pangborn, James, driver, IL 61 Nostrand Av.

Pangborn, Louisa, widow, h. 238 Quincy

Pangborn, Worrell S., clk., h. 815 Quincy

1891-1892

Pangborn, Worrell S., clk.. h. 815 Quincy

Pangburn, James H., driver, h. 61 Nostrand

Pangburn, John W., agt., h. 665 10th

Pangburn, Louise, widow Cornelius, h. 238 Quincy

1892-1893

Pangborn, Chas. A., driver, h. 1983 A. Fulton

Pangburn, George, clk., h. 238 Quincy

Pangburn, John W., agt., h. 665 10th

Pangburn, Sarah, widow of Cornelius, h. 238 Quincy

Pangburn, Worrell, clk., 238 Quincy

1893-1894

Pangborn, Chas. A., driver, h. 1983 A Fulton

Pangborn, Stephen E., driver, IL 1983 A Fulton

Pangborn, Worrell, clk., IL 815 Quincy

Pangborne, Mary, widow, IL 285 Sumner Av.

Pangburn, George, ins., IL 238 Quincy

Pangburn, James, driver, It 61 Nostrand Av.

Pangburn, John W., IL 665 10th

Pangburn, Louisa, widow Cornelius, h. 238 Quinc.

Pangburn, widow Edward, h. 238 Quincy

1894-1895

Pangborn, Amelia, widow, h. 275 Sumner Av.

Pangborn, Daniel, shoe cutter, h. 1323 B'way

Pangborn, John W., agt., 795 B'way, h. 665 10th

Pangborn, Warrel, clk., IL 815 Quincy

Pangburn, James H., driver, h. 61 Nostrand Av.

1895-1896

Pangborn, Amelia C., widow Richard E., h. 275 Sumner Av. Pangborn, Daniel, cutter, h. 1323 B'way

Pangborn, George W., ins., h. 238 Quincy

Pangborn, Jonathan W. , h. 665 10th

Pangborn, Warrel, clk., h. 815 Quincy

Pangburn, James H., driver, IL 61 Nostrand Av.

1896-1897

Pangborn, Daniel, oper., h. 830 Belmont

Pangborn, Geo. W., real estate, h. 238 Quincy

Pangborn, John W., h. 665 10th

Pangborn. Warrel S., clk., h. 815 Quincy

Pangburn, James H., h. 61 Nostrand Av.

1898-1899

Pangborn, Chas. A., driver, h. 11 Ocean Pl.

Pangborn, Daniel, foreman, h. 426 Shepherd Av.

Pangborn. George W., ins., 45 Pine, N.Y.C., h. 238Quincy

Pangborn, John W., h. 665 10th

Pangborn, Worel S., bookkeeper, h. 815 Quincy

Pangburn, James, driver, h. 61 Nostrand Av.

Pangburn, John, driver, h. 173 Richardson

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FROM THE RECORDS OF VIOLA PANGBURN ROBERTS, published by permission of The Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois:

Pangborns and Pangburns In the Civil War

Name:Albert Pangborn

Born:Arthur Co., Canada 1840

Father.Hiram Pangborn

Mother.Alzina who married Hiram, Sept. 30, 1837

Brothers:(1) William who res. at Willmathville, Adair Co., Mo. in

1862-1866; Little Sioux, Harrison Co., Iowa, 1866-

1873; (2) Theodore, whose record is in these papers.

Res.:1860: Adair Co., Mo.

Children of Hiram and Alzina Pangborn: (1) Albert; (2) Theodore,

b. 1849; (3) William, b. 1852,(4) Clarrisa, b. 1852; (5)

Louisa, b. 1854; (6) Matilda, b. 1858.

Hiram removed to Washington (Mt. Vernon) 1873; lived in Blue

Hill, Mitchell Co., Kan. one time.

Name:Asa Pangborn

Born:Essex Co., N.Y.

Wife:Frederika Newmaster, mar. June 25, 1866, by James

McClure, minister

Wife:born, Hamburg, Germany, May 11, 1844.

Soldier died: Sept. 25, 1917.

Res: Del North Co., Col.; Rio Grande Co., Col.

Children: Asa, b. Dec. 4, 1877; Frank, b. Mar. 18,1882; Cora, b.

1869; d. 1871; Eunice, b. Apr. 24, abt. 1875.

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Name:Almeron Pangborn

Born: Essex Co., N.Y., 1806

Father: Samuel Pangborn, b. Cornwall, Ct

Mother:Lydia Pangbom (Elizabeth); maiden name Pangborn

Brother: Ezekiel. He owned 18 acres of land, Lot 59, in S.E. Essex Co., N.Y., Town of Westport, which he sold in 1845 He had one other brother whose name has not been ascertained.

Wife: Mary E. Lappeas; mar. Mar. 19, 1854; b. 1832; d.1879

No children.

Service in Civil War private in Company K, 62nd Reg, Ohio Vols.; enl. Oct 18, 1864, Cleveland, Ohio; d Aug, 24, 1865, Ft Monroe, Va.

Name:Alonzo Pangborn

Born:Anderson Co., Kam 1855

Wife:Helen Pratt, b. 1849 Mar.: Feb. 1, 1877.

Service in war private in Co. F, 19th Reg, enL Oct 19, 1868; disch. April 18, 1869, Kan. Cav. Soldier died- November 1, 1877

Children: Minnie, b. Dec. 30, 1877.

Res.:Anderson Co., Kan.

Name:Charles Pangborn

Born:Madison Co., N.Y., Dec. 31, 1839.

Wife:Cassandra T. Richardson; mar. Feb. 28, 1867, Mt Pleasant Iowa by Rev. Kirkpatrick, died July 24

Soldier's service in the Civil War private, Company M, 4th Regt. Iowa Cav., enl. Burlington, Iowa.

Res.:Mt Pleasant low& He was bailiff in court of Judge Smith of Burlington, Iowa 20 years.

Children:John H. Pangborn, b. Feb. 12,1863; Anna C., b. Dec. 5,1875.

Name:Charles Pangborn

Born:Abt 1839

Wife:Orvilla Landon; mar. Morris, Grundy Co., Ill. June 2 1, 1867.

Wife died: Sept 1876

Soldier's service in the Civil War private, Company K, 129th N.Y. Vol; Corporal, 8th N.Y. Vols.

Children: Five died at birth. (1) Francis L, b. Dec. 24, 1873.

Soldier died- In Soldier's Home, Milwaukee, Wis.

Res.:Grundy Co., Ill.; Chicago, Ill.; N.Y. State. William Pangborn of Orleans Co., N.Y. signed his papers.

Name:Cyrus Pangburn

Born: Vermont

Father Noah Pangborn

Mother Azubah Pangburn Pangborn

Res.:Madison Co., N.Y. for years; removed to Henry Co., Iowa before the Civil War.

Soldier died- Aug. 13, 1864 on Steamer D.A., Jan.; Mississippi River.

Wife: Ann; mar. Jan. 1839

Children: Charles Pangborn and Melissa.

Service in the Civil War private, Co. G, 3 rd Iowa Vols.; mustered in Sept 20, 1862, Muscatine, Iowa.

Name: David Pangborn

Born: N.J. 1834

Father Joel Pangborn, b. 1805

Mother Elizabeth Stewart, b. 1810 (?)

Wife(2nd): Josephine Ferris (Brien), b. 1848; daughter of Chas. A. Ferris and Ann Cherry-, mar. Nov. 19, 1889 by Rev. Halleron, M.E. pastor, Hudson Co., N.J.

Res.: Jersey City, N.J. 1893; Plainfield, N.J.

Service in Civil War private, Co. C, 14th Regt. N.J. Vols.; enl. Aug, 1862; disch. in Trenton, June 18, 1865.

Name:David Pangborn

Born: Abt. 1828

Res.: Plainfield, N.J.

Father.Perhaps, Peter Pangborn

Mother : Betsey

Service in the Civil War private, Co. H., 30th Regt., N.J. Vols. Into; en]. Aug. 28, 1862; disch. June 19, 1863.

Name:Daniel Pangborn

Born: Abt 1821, perhaps 1817

Res.:1864, Williamsburg, Kings Co., N.Y.; 1891, Rockland Co., N. Y.

Service in Civil War I st Sgt, Co. C, 47th Regt N.Y. Vol.

Name: Francis Pangborn

Born: Madison Co., N.Y., abt 1847 or 1848.

Father.Samuel Pangborn, son of Noah and Azubah Pangborn.

Mother: Sarah Tibbits Pangborn

Wife:Annie Walrod (Walroth) at Frewsburg, Chataqua Co.,N.Y. Mar. 11, 1870 by Rev. Merrit

Service in Civil War private, Co. F, 176th N.Y. Inf.; enl. Dec. 3, 1862; disch. N.Y.C., Nov. 16, 1863.

Soldier Died:- in 1925; ill many years in a hospital.

Guardian: H.D. Pangborn,-Kennedy, N.Y.

Children:

(1) Clarinda M., b. Feb. 18, 1871;

(2) Harvey D., b.Feb. 5,1875:

(3) Ruth M., b. May 13,1879;

(4) Mabel,b. May 7, 1884.

Res.:Nelson, N.Y. until 18.65; then Carroll, same county;Stockton, same county, Sinclairsville, same county.

Ancestry:Samuel through Noah, Stephen, Joseph, Stephen, and Peter very likely.

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Time to close up the newsletter for this month. Had a very enjoyable vacation in October. Traveled to Illinois where we met Brad and Eve Entler and discussed our Pangburn genealogy over dinner. Next stop was Wisconsin where we met Alice Zens and spent many enjoyable hours with her. Always nice to meet our fellow researchers!

We've seeked and searched both near and far To find out where those Pangburn's are, They flit, they fly, they just don't stay, Maybe we'll find them all some day!