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Mary Elizabeth Lawton was born on 17 July 1842 in Woodbury, Litchfield County Connecticut. She and John D. Bushong were married on 23 June 1864 in Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa. She died on 1 May 1895, at age 52, in Forest Home, Poweshiek County, Iowa. She was buried in Forest Home Cemetary, Jasper County, Iowa.

Her married name was Mary Elizabeth Bushong. MARY ELIZABETH4 LAWTON (JAMES B.3, HUGH2, JAMES1) was born 17 Jul 1842 in Connecticut, and died 01 May 1895 in Forest Home Community, Poweshiek Co., IA. She married JOHN D. BUSHONG 23 Jun 1864 in Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., Iowa, son of JOHN BUSHONG and RACHEL VAN VOORHIS. He was born 10 Feb 1838 in East Liberty, Logan Co., Ohio, and died 29 Aug 1912 in Forest Home Community, Poweshiek Co., IA.

Notes for MARY ELIZABETH LAWTON:
Mary Lawton's parents were born in England. She is buried in the Forest Home Cemetary, Jasper Co. IA, alongside her husband, John, and infant son, Samuel.

The following obituary and record of death was sent to me by Pat Rowell, researcher for the Poweshiek County, Iowa Historical and Genealogical Society:

"Mary Elizabeth Lawton, daughter of James and Rebecca Lawton, was born July 17, 1842, in Woodbury, Litchfield County Connecticut, and quietly bade adieu to earth and passed over the mystic river from her home near Forest Home, Poweshiek County, Iowa, May 1, 1895.
Her sufferings for three years had been seemingly without a parallel, but all was borne with Christian fortitude.
She, with her father and mother and three sisters, came to Iowa in 1855. January 22, 1864, she was united in marriage with John D. Bushong. To them were born eight children, four of them with the bereaved father survive. She made a public profession of faith in Christ and was baptised when about eighteen years of age. Her upright walk and chaste conversation were expressive of the purity of her character. She was a faithful wife and loving mother, and leaves a large vacancy in the home circle. Mary Elizabeth Lawton Bushong

Birth: Jul. 17, 1842
Connecticut, USA
Death: May 1, 1895
Poweshiek County
Iowa, USA

Married John D Bushong 6/23/1864 in Ill.
Daughter of James and Rebecca Lawton
Children, James,Edwin, Albert, Myrtle, Joseph, Samuel, Hugh, Leoline Bushong
Reference obit

Family links:
Parents:
James Lawton (1813 - 1892)
Rebecca Lawton (1820 - 1871)

Children:
Jimmie J. Bushong (1866 - 1874)*
Edwin B. Bushong (1868 - 1873)*
Albert Bradford Bushong (1870 - 1925)*
Myrtie Bushong (1872 - 1873)*
Joseph Miles Bushong (1874 - 1950)*
Samuel Bushong (1879 - 1881)*
Hugh Lawton Bushong (1882 - 1939)*

Spouse:
John D Bushong (1838 - 1912)

*Point here for explanation

Burial:
Forest Home Cemetery
Searsboro
Poweshiek County
Iowa, USA

Created by: bushong/weiss
Record added: Dec 01, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 62404850. United States Census, 1880 for John Bushong
Residence: Union, Poweshiek, Iowa

Household Gender Age
John Bushong M 42 Ohio/Kentucky/Ohio
Spouse Elizabeth Bushong F 37 Connecticut/England/Connecticut
Child Albert B. Bushong M 9 Iowa/Ohio/Connecticut
Child Miles Bushong M 5 Iowa/Ohio/Connecticut
Child Lina Bushong F 3 Iowa/Ohio/Connecticut
Child Samuel L. Bushong M 1 Iowa/Ohio/Connecticut. Mary Elizabeth Lawton had person sources.¹ The 1895 Iowa State Census for Poweshiek Co., Union Twp. lists:
John D. Bushong, age 56, White, Born Ohio
Mary E. Bushong, age 52, White, Born Connecticut
Albert B. Bushong, age 24, White, Born Poweshiek Co., Iowa
Joseph M. Bushong, age 20, White, Born Poweshiek Co., Iowa
Leoline G. Bushong, age 18, White, Born Poweshiek Co., Iowa
Hugh L. Bushong, age 13, White, Born Poweshiek Co., Iowa.

Joseph Bushong was born on 12 November 1840.¹ He died on 27 December 1840, at age 0.¹

Joseph Bushong had person sources.¹

Samuel Bushong was born on 30 December 1841 in illinois.¹ He and Phebe Ann Mendenhall were married on 15 April 1866 in Jasper, Iowa.¹ He and Fannie C. Foster were married on 19 March 1910 in Wapello, Iowa.¹ He died on 17 January 1925, at age 83, in Miltonvale, Cloud County, Kansas.¹ He was buried in Oakland Union Cemetery, Miltonvale, Cloud County, Kansas.

Groom's Name: Samuel Bushong
Groom's Birth Date: 1841
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age: 69
Bride's Name: Fannie C. Mccutcheon
Bride's Birth Date: 1858
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age: 52
Marriage Date: 19 Mar 1910
Marriage Place: Louisa, Iowa
Groom's Father's Name: John Bushaw
Groom's Mother's Name: Rachel Van Varlus
Bride's Father's Name: Harrison Foster
Bride's Mother's Name: Sarah Reynolds
Groom's Race:
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Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I10083-8
System Origin: Iowa-EASy
Source Film Number: 1006650
Reference Number: p 470
Collection: Ohio Deaths and Burials, 1854-1997. Samuel Bushong - double with Phebe

Birth: Dec. 30, 1841
Death: Jan. 17, 1925

CO F 10 IOWA VOL INF 61-65

Burial:
Oakland Union Cemetery
Miltonvale
Cloud County
Kansas, USA

Created by: TLC
Record added: May 30, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 70635365. Civil War Service
69 Bushong, Samuel Union Infantry 10th Regiment, Iowa Infantry


Civil War Vet

Bushong Bulletin Vol 3 #4
Co F 10th Iowa Infantry
enlisted 15 Aug 1861. Samuel Bushong, "United States Census, 1880"
name : Samuel Bushong
event: Census
event date: 1880
event place: Quarry, Marshall, Iowa, United States
gender: Male
age: 38
marital status : Married
occupation : Farmer
race or color (original) :
ethnicity (standardized) : American
relationship to head : Self
birthplace : Illinois, United States
birthdate : 1842
spouse's name : Phebe Bushong
spouse's birthplace : Indiana, United States
father's name :
father's birthplace : Kentucky, United States
mother's name :
mother's birthplace : Ohio, United States
page : 73
page character : A
entry number : 1826
nara film number : T9-0355
gs film number : 1254355
digital folder number: 004240927
image number: 00150

Household Gender Age Birthplace
self Samuel Bushong M 38 Illinois, United States
wife Phebe Bushong F 34 Indiana, United States
other George Gregg M 36 New Hampshire, United States. Samuel Bushong, "United States, National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938"
name: Samuel Bushong
event: Military Service
event year: 1906
event place: Leavenworth, Kansas, United States
age: 63
birthplace: , Illinois
estimated birth year: 1843
page: 15990
nara publication title: Historical Registers of National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938
nara publication number: M1749
nara roll number: 263
film number: 1579078
digital folder number: 004833528
image number: 00253. Samuel Bushong had person sources.¹

Phebe Ann Mendenhall was born on 1 November 1845 in Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana. She and Samuel Bushong were married on 15 April 1866 in Jasper, Iowa.¹ She died on 28 February 1903, at age 57, in Cloud County, Kansas. She was buried in Oakland Union Cemetery, Miltonvale, Cloud County, Kansas.

Her married name was Phebe Ann Bushong. Groom's Name: Samuel Bushong
Groom's Birth Date:
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Bride's Name: Phebe Mendendall
Bride's Birth Date:
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Marriage Date: 15 Apr 1866
Marriage Place: Jasper, Iowa
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Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I10087-6
System Origin: Iowa-EASy
Source Film Number: 1034509
Reference Number: p 132
Collection: Iowa Marriages, 1809-1992. Stone photo present - double with Samuel

Phebe A Bushong

Birth: Nov. 1, 1845
Death: Feb. 28, 1903


Burial:
Oakland Union Cemetery
Miltonvale
Cloud County
Kansas, USA

Created by: TLC
Record added: May 30, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 70635495. Phebe Ann Mendenhall was born in Indiana, Nov. 1, 1845. Moved to Jasper
county, Iowa with her father's family in the fall of 1853, was married to Samuel
Bushong on the 15th. of April 1866. Resided in Iowa till the spring of 1884.
At that time moved to Heber, Cloud Co., Kan., where she continued to reside
till death. On the 3rd. of Nov. 1902 she had a stroke of paralysis on the right
side from which she partially recovered, till on the 26th. of Feb. 1903, she
took another stroke from which she never regained consciousness, and
departed this life at 3:30 P.M. Feb. 28, 1903, aged 57 years, 3 months and 27 days,
leaving behind a husband and a foster son, with many relatives and a host of
friends who mourn her departure.

Submitted by Joan Bushong Smith. Samuel Bushong, "United States Census, 1880"
name : Samuel Bushong
event: Census
event date: 1880
event place: Quarry, Marshall, Iowa, United States
gender: Male
age: 38
marital status : Married
occupation : Farmer
race or color (original) :
ethnicity (standardized) : American
relationship to head : Self
birthplace : Illinois, United States
birthdate : 1842
spouse's name : Phebe Bushong
spouse's birthplace : Indiana, United States
father's name :
father's birthplace : Kentucky, United States
mother's name :
mother's birthplace : Ohio, United States
page : 73
page character : A
entry number : 1826
nara film number : T9-0355
gs film number : 1254355
digital folder number: 004240927
image number: 00150

Household Gender Age Birthplace
self Samuel Bushong M 38 Illinois, United States
wife Phebe Bushong F 34 Indiana, United States
other George Gregg M 36 New Hampshire, United States. Samuel Bushong, "United States Census, 1900"
name: Samuel Bushong
titles & terms:
event: Census
event date: 1900
event place: ED 23 Lyon & Meredith Townships, Cloud, Kansas, United States
birth date: Dec 1841
birthplace: Illinois
relationship to head of household: Head
father's birthplace: Kentucky
mother's birthplace: Ohio
race or color (standardized): White
gender: Male
marital status: Married
years married: 34
estimated marriage year: 1866
mother how many children:
number living children:
immigration year:
page: 12
sheet letter: B
family number: 237
reference number: 78
film number: 1240475
digital folder number: 004120138
image number: 00285

Household Gender Age Birthplace
head Samuel Bushong M 59 Illinois
wife Phebe A Bushong F 55 Indiana
boarder Charles Steepleton M 19 Iowa. Phebe Ann Mendenhall had person sources.¹

Fannie C. Foster was born on 18 December 1857 in Davenport, Iowa. She and Samuel Bushong were married on 19 March 1910 in Wapello, Iowa.¹ She died on 16 January 1928, at age 70. She was buried in Indian Creek Cemetery, Columbus Junction, Louisa County, Iowa.

Her married name was Fannie C. Bushong. Groom's Name: Samuel Bushong
Groom's Birth Date: 1841
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age: 69
Bride's Name: Fannie C. Mccutcheon
Bride's Birth Date: 1858
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age: 52
Marriage Date: 19 Mar 1910
Marriage Place: Louisa, Iowa
Groom's Father's Name: John Bushaw
Groom's Mother's Name: Rachel Van Varlus
Bride's Father's Name: Harrison Foster
Bride's Mother's Name: Sarah Reynolds
Groom's Race:
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Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I10083-8
System Origin: Iowa-EASy
Source Film Number: 1006650
Reference Number: p 470
Collection: Iowa Marriages, 1809-1992. Fannie Forter Bushong


Birth: 1857
Death: Jan. 16, 1928


Burial:
Indian Creek Cemetery
Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Iowa, USA

Created by: Wilton Golson
Record added: Feb 21, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 34064150. The Davenport Democrat and Leader
Davenport, Iowa
19 January 1928
Page 2, Column 3

FANNIE BUSHONG FUNERAL HELD IN JUNCTION CHURCH
Special to the Democrat
COLUMBUS JUNCTION, 19 January--Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Bushong,
Orange, California, a former resident of this community will be held here
tomorrow afternoon and burial will be in Indian Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Bushong
who was previously Miss Fannie Foster was born in this vicinity 18 December
1857. Her sister Mary E. Compton, Everett, Washington and three brothers
Solomon Foster, West Liberty; Henry Foster, Kansas City, Missouri and Marion
Foster Cisne, Illinois survive. Fannie C. Foster had person sources.¹

William W. Bushong was born on 30 November 1847.¹ He died on 12 October 1855, at age 7.¹

William W. Bushong had person sources.¹

Matilda Ann Bushong was born on 26 August 1850 in Putnam County, Ohio.¹ She and Jesse C. Stallings were married on 27 December 1869 in Jasper County, Iowa. She died on 31 March 1930, at age 79, in Laird, Forrester, Ness County, Kansas. She was buried in the old home at Miltonvale, Kansas.

Her married name was Matilda Ann Stallings. Groom's Name: Jesse Stattings
Groom's Birth Date:
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Groom's Age:
Bride's Name: Matilda Bushong
Bride's Birth Date:
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Marriage Date: 27 Dec 1869
Marriage Place: Jasper, Iowa
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Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I10087-7
System Origin: Iowa-EASy
Source Film Number: 1034509
Reference Number: p 33
Collection: Iowa Marriages, 1809-1992. Obituary

Matilda Bushong Stallings

Thursday April 3, 1930 - Wray Gazette

Funeral services were held from the Hitchcock Mortuary in Wray Tuesday morning of this week for Mrs. Jess Stallings, 79, who died at the home of her nephew, Ira Bushong of north of Laird, Monday of this week. Rev. Clark Bower was in charge of the services. The remains were taken to Miltonvale, Kansas Tuesday evening where interment will be made beside her husband, who preceded her in death several years ago.

Mrs. Stallings has been making her home with her nephew for some time and was highly respected by the many who knew her. Matilda Ann Bushong had person sources.¹

Jesse C. Stallings was born in 1847 in Indiana. He and Matilda Ann Bushong were married on 27 December 1869 in Jasper County, Iowa. He died on 13 March 1924, at age ~77, in Kansas. He was buried in the old home at Miltonvale, Kansas.

Obituary

Jesse C. Stallings

Thursday March 20, 1924 - Wray Rattler

Jesse C. Stallings, husband of Matilda Stallings and an uncle of Manley Stallings, Ira Bushong and Charles Conway, died at the Wray Hospital on Thursday March 13 at the age of 76 years, 6 months and 21 days. Death was due to Apoplexy. The deceased was born in Indiana on August 22, 1847. Funeral services were held at the Christian Church Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev. Tynes of the Christian Church. The body was taken to the old home at Miltonvale, Kansas for burial. Last Will

I, the undersigned, Jesse C. Stallings of Miltonvale in the County of Cloud State of Kansas, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make and publish this my last will and testament, hereby revoking any and all former wills by me at any time made.

First: I direct that all my just debts, including funeral expenses, be paid by my executrix.

Second: I give, bequeath and devise, to my beloved wife, Matilda Ann Stallings, all the residue and remainder of my estate, real, personal, or mixed, as her property absolute, for her use and her disposal as she may wish or see fit.

Third: I appoint my said wife, Matilda Ann Stallings, sole executrix of this my last will and testament, and direct that she be not required to give bond for the execution of the same and request that the court admitting the will to probate grant letters testamentary without bond.

Fourth: That in case my said beloved wife, Matilda Ann Stallings should die before my death , then and in that event only, I give, bequeath and devise any and all property that may be left at my death to Ira K. Bushong, now residing at Laird, Colorado and Carrie C. Foster, now residing at Haskell, Arkansas, said Ira K. Bushong and said Carrie C. Foster to share and share alike in said bequest.

Witness my hand, at Miltonvale, Kansas this 24th. day of February, 1920.

(Signed) Jesse C. Stallings

The foregoing signed, by the testator, Jesse C. Stallings, as and for his last will and testament, in our presence, and we, at his request, and in his sight and presence, and in the presence of each other, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses, at Miltonvale, Kansas this 24th. day of February, 1920.

Jno. M. Willey

F. B. Eye

Stewart Y. Tribby

(Witnesses)

Jesse Stallings died on March 13, 1924, at about 73 years of age, and his will was proven in the Probate Court of Cloud County, Kansas on March 25, 1924. Jesse C. Stallings had person sources.¹

Delilah Bushong was born in 1814 in Franklin Twp, Ross County, Ohio.¹ She and Henry Derflinger/Durflinger, Durflinger/, were married on 21 August 1860 in Hardin County, Ohio. She died on 10 January 1879, at age ~65, in Logan County, Ohio.

Delilah BUSHONG
# Birth: 1814 in Ross County, Ohio
# Death: Jan 1879 in Logan County, Ohio


Father: James BUSHONG b: ABT. 1785 in Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio
Mother: Nancy MCCREARY b: 1794 in South Carolina

Marriage 1 Henry DERFLINGER

* Married: 21 Aug 1860 in Logan County, Ohio

Children

1. Has No Children Angeline BUSHONG
2. Has No Children Robert BUSHONG
3. Has No Children Thomas BUSHONG
4. Has Children James M. BUSHONG b: 21 May 1841 in Logan County, Ohio
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Delilah Bushong, "United States Census, 1850"
Name: Delilah Bushong
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1850
Event Place: Perry, Logan, Ohio, United States
Gender: Female
Age: 36
Marital Status:
Race (Original):
Race:
Birthplace: Ohio
Birth Year (Estimated): 1814
House Number: 51
Family Number: 51
Line Number: 2
Affiliate Publication Number: M432
Affiliate Film Number: 704
GS Film number: 444697
Digital Folder Number: 004204490
Image Number: 00240
enumerated: Sep 23 1850

Household Gender Age Birthplace
Delilah Bushong F 36 Ohio
James Bushong M 9 (abt 1841) Ohio
Nancy J Bushong F 5 (abt 1845) Ohio
Thomas M Bushong M 2 (abt 1848) Ohio. Groom's Name: Henry Durflinger
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age:
Bride's Name: Delila Bushong
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age:
Marriage Date: 21 Aug 1860
Marriage Place: Hardin, Ohio
Groom's Father's Name:
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Groom's Race:
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Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M39138-6
System Origin: Ohio-ODM
Source Film Number: 914842
Reference Number:
Collection: Ohio Marriages, 1800-1958. In 1870 census, Bokes Creek Twp., Logan County, Ohio - Aug 9 1870
Henry Durflinger age 63 born VA (abt 1807)
Delilah Durflinger age 55 born Ohio (abt 1815)
also James Scott age 6 OH (abt 1864)
Thomas Bushong age 22 OH (abt 1848)
Wm Durflinger age 32 OH (abt 1838)
James Durflinger age 17 OH (abt 1853)

Aug 21 1860 Delilah marrys Henry Derflinger in Hardin County.

1850 Census in Perry Twp, Logan County, Ohio Sep 23 1850
Delilah Bushong age 36 born Ohio - head of household.
James age 9 (abt 1841)
Nancy J. age 5 (abt 1845)
Thomas M. age 2 (abt 1848.) I doubt Henry Derflinger / Durflinger fathered Delilah's Bushong children. She is found as head of household in the 1850 Census. Henry Derflinger lives 80 some miles away in Washington Twp in Union County. Note: this record is not indexed and has to be found by scanning pages.
United States, Census, 1860
Bokes Creek Township, Logan County, Ohio
Page 159 Digital image 11
Enumerated July 2, 1860
Dwelling no. 1191 Family no. 1184

Delilah Bushoney Age 46 Female born Ohio
Angeline age 19 Female Occ. House Work Ohio
James Age 17 Male Ohio
Nancy Age 15 Female Ohio
Thomas Age 12 Male Ohio. Daughter's death...


Angeline Peterson
Ohio Deaths
Name Angeline Peterson
Event Type Death
Event Date 18 Jul 1909
Event Place West Mansfield, Logan, Ohio
Gender Female
Marital Status Married
Race white
Occupation Housewife
Birth Date 25 Apr 1838
Birthplace Ohio
Burial Date 20 Jul 1909
Cemetery Green Lawn
Father's Name Bushoug
Father's Birthplace Unknown
Mother's Name Gemimah Durflinger
Mother's Birthplace Unknown. Daughter of James Bushong and Nancy McCreary...

THIRDLY: I do give and bequeath to my two daughters Delilee and Jemima Bushong the ballance of my real property which I suposes to be Fifty acres to be equally divided between them. Date of death Jan 10 1879 from probate record. Delilah Bushong had person sources.¹ She was born on 29 April 1838 Angeline's birth.

Henry Derflinger/Durflinger, Durflinger/, was born in 1807 in Virginia. He and Christina Furrows were married. He and Delilah Bushong were married on 21 August 1860 in Hardin County, Ohio. He died in 1879, at age ~72.

Henry Derflinger/Durflinger, Durflinger/, was described. Father: Thomas J Derflinger b: 21 Sep 1771 in Loudon Co, VA
Mother: Susan Gouldsberry

Henry Derflinger b: 1807 in VA
Marriage 1 Christina

Children

1. Has No Children John Derflinger b: ABT. 1835
2. Has No Children William B Derflinger b: ABT. 1837
3. Has No Children Emmet Derflinger b: ABT. 1839
4. Has No Children Thomas Derflinger b: ABT. 1842
5. Has No Children Elizabeth J Derflinger b: 1843
6. Has Children Levi M Derflinger b: ABT. 1844 in OH
7. Has No Children Daniel R Derflinger b: ABT. 1848
8. Has Children Joseph Aaron Derflinger b: 5 Sep 1849 in Ridgeway, Hardin Co, OH


Marriage 2 Deliliah Bushong b 1814
married 1860. I believe ( not proven yet with documentation ) that this Henry Derflinger married Christiana in the 1850 census in Union Co. Ohio. I have to try to find a divorce record or ? in either Union, Hardin or Logan co.

His youngest son - Joseph A. Derflinger.
By the 1860 census the family is broken up and living with other people in the area. I find Christiana in ILL. in 1870 married to another man and Joseph living with them. She eventually returned to Mt. Victory, Hardin Co. Ohio and died in 1905 while living with her son Wm B. Derflinger.

Henry and Delilah Bushong were married in 1860- in Logan Co. I find one of Joseph's brothers
( Wm B.) living with them in 1870 census - Bokes Creek. Another key to this is that Delilah's son James served in the same unit with 2 of Henry's sons in the civil war - the 7th Indpt. Ohio Sharp Shooters
( General Sherman's personal body guards in the last year of the war ).
by Charlie Derflinger. 1850 Census in Washington Twp. Union County, Ohio Aug 19 1850

Henry Derflinger age 43 born VA
Christina 33

John Derflinger b: ABT. 1835
William B Derflinger b: ABT. 1837
Emmet Derflinger b: ABT. 1839
Thomas Derflinger b: ABT. 1842
Elizabeth J Derflinger b: 1843
Levi M Derflinger b: ABT. 1844 in OH
Daniel R Derflinger b: ABT. 1848
Joseph Aaron Derflinger b: 5 Sep 1849 in Ridgeway, Hardin Co, OH

Washington Twp. Union County, Ohio and Perry Twp, Logan County, Ohio are about 80 miles apart.

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United States Census, 1850 for Henry Derflinger

Name: Henry Derflinger
Residence: Washington, Union, Ohio
Age: 43 years
Calculated Birth Year: 1807
Birthplace: Virginia
Gender: Male
Race (original):
Race (expanded):
Death Month:
Death Year:
Film Number: 444729
Digital GS Number: 4204705
Image Number: 00182
Line Number: 7
Dwelling House Number: 1180
Family Number: 1198
Marital Status:
Free or Slave:
Household Gender Age
Henry Derflinger M 43y
Christiana Derflinger F 33y
John Derflinger M 15y
William B Derflinger M 13y
Emmet Derflinger M 11y
Thomas Derflinger M 8y
Elisabeth J Derflinger F 7y
Levi M Derflinger M 6y
Daniel R Derflinger M 3y
Joseph A Derflinger M 11m. Margaret/ Eva Margaretha Hammon m. Heinrich or Henry Dorflinger, Doerflinger, Dorffllinger, Derflinger, Durflinger, even Tarflinger and Terflinger (from Germany Black Forest, Rhine River area the family possibly originally from Alsace, arrived I think about 1759 to Bucks Co. PA), lived in Loudon Co. VA.

I think Margaretha was born in Bucks Co. PA where she and Heinrich married in the Tohikon Church in 1761, this is from memory. In a book on the Tohhikon Church it says the minister who married my GGGGGrandparents traveled to Indian lands to preach. It wasn’t all that far from the Blackfoot Town. One would think the Hammons in these church records were German but many Indians were Christianized early on and there was also a Hammon who was a Fur Trader.

Or Susan or Susannah Goldsberry (Gouldsberry) m. Henrich’s son, Thomas Durflinger in VA. I have located mulatto Goldsberrys.... one Goldsberry ancestor on an old message board saying she came from a Black family. I’m not aware of having Black heritage. Susan is referenced in a book called From The Rhine To The Shenandoah as Thomas’s wife but a prominent Goldsberry researcher doesn’t know of her any where else though Goldsberrys did move to OH also. I believe I read Goldsberry Brothers operated Harper’s Ferry for a while. I think a Goldsberry in Maryland had slaves. Could this have been an Indian Slave?

Or Christiana Furron, Furon, or Furrow (unsure of actual last name) m. Thomas’s son, Henry Derflinger in VA. Henry and Christiana’s son Joseph Aaron is my GGrandfather. On Joseph’s Marriage Certificate it lists his mother’s maiden name as either Furron or Furrow, (I can’t read it.)

Christiana and Henry seem to have split up earlier in OH where they lived and the children were found living with other families on a census. Later Christiana was living with a Daniel Furon In IL in 1860 and her son, my 20-year-old GGrandfather, Joseph (Jos. A) was with her while his father was still back in OH seemingly m. to a Delilah Bushong. Interestingly his occupation is listed as Basket Maker. I wonder if Daniel Furon was a brother of Christiana’s or a 2nd husband. He was younger than her. A Christiana Furrow was born in VA but later than my Grandmother who was b. abt 1817. A Furrow family was neighbors of my Grandparents in OH and one of Christiana’s and Henry’s children lived with them when everyone was split up. Since Joseph’s marriage was in 1900 I wonder if Furron/Furrow was maybe the same name as Furon on the IL Census and maybe Daniel was her 2nd husband and Joseph just didn’t know her maiden name. So I don’t really know her maiden name and am interested in any Christianas b. abt. 1817 in VA and m. to Henry Dur/Der/Dorflinger.

Dianne. Madison Co., Ohio is next door to Union Co:
1840 Madison Co., Ohio Census; Fairfield Twp;
Henry DURFLINGER,
household contains:
3 males under 5.
1 male 40 to 49 (but this is probably your Henry)
1 female 20 to 29.

(In 1830 Madison Co, are the households of:
Daniel Durflinger, 50 to 59.
THOMAS Durflinger, 50 to 59.
HENRY Durflinger, 20 to 29; 2 females under 5, 1 female 20 to 29.
So Henry may have been previously married.)
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1850 Union Co., Ohio Census; Washington Twp; 10 Aug; p.88
household 1198:
Henry DERFLINGER, 43, m, - , Laborer, $300, Va.
CHRISTIANA........, 33, f, - , Va.
John.................., 15, m, - , Ohio.
William B............., 13, m, - , Oh.
Emmet................, 11, m, - , Oh.
Thomas..............., 8, m, - , Oh.
Elizabeth J..........., 7, f, - , Oh.
LEVI M................, 6, m, - , Oh.
DANIEL R............., 3, m, - , Oh.
JOSEPH A............, 11 months, m, - , Oh.
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Logan Co. is the next county west of Union Co., Oh.
1860 Logan Co., Ohio Census; Bokes Creek Twp; P.O. East Liberty; 30 June; p.158; Household 1178:
William FURROW, 40, m, - , farmer, $1000, $100; Iowa.
Sarah.............., 39, f, - , Ohio.
Levi DURFLINGER, 15, m, - , Oh.
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LaSalle Co. is the next county north of Marshall Co.
1860 LaSalle Co., Ill Census; Town of Dayton; 14 June; p.14
Household 100:
David FURROW, 60, m, - , farmer, $6270, $800, Va.
DANIEL.........., 30, m, - , Ohio (Christiana's 2nd husband)
John............., 25, m, - , Oh.
Joseph.........., 18, m, - , Oh.
Mary............., 20, f, - , Oh.
Ann.............., 13, f, - , Oh.
Zacharias......., 9, m, - , Oh.

(David Furrow Sr's son David Jr, 29, b. Ohio, was working at Jas. Croft, 60, m, - , England; in 1860 Marshall Co., Ill)
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1870 Marshall Co., Ill Census; Richland Twp; 25 July; p.19;
Household 136:
DURFLINGER, Levi; 25, m, W, Farm Laborer, $0, $200, Ohio
................, Anna; 23, f, W, Ohio.
................, William H.; 4, m, W, Ill.
................, Arvil S.; 1, m, W, Ill.

Household 140:
FURON, Daniel, 40, m, W, Laborer, $0, $300, Ohio. (Furon/Furow)
........., CHRISTIANA, 51, f, W, Ind.
DURFLINGER, Jos. A.; 20, m, W, Ohio.
COOK, Mary, 23, f, W, Penn.
.................................................. .....

Woodford Co. is the next county south of Marshall Co., Ill.
1880 Woodford Co., Ill Census; ED225 Village of Washburn; 3 June; p.6B; Household 65:
FURROW, Daniel, W, m, 42, - , married; Ohio, Oh, Oh.
..........., Christina, W, f, 59, Wife, married; Ohio, Oh, Oh.
DURFLINGER, Daniel; W, m, 30, Step-son; Ind, Oh, Oh. (Christiana's son)

on p.5A of the same census is Daniel's brother David (Jr).
FURROW, David; W, m, 48, Laborer; Ohio, Penn, Pa.
..........., Mary; W, f, 46, Wife; Tenn, Tenn, Tenn.
..........., George; W, m, 13, son; Ill, Ohio, Tenn.
.................................................. .....
Which still leaves us with identifying Christiana's maiden name.
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This was generated in the course of the search so I'll list a summary of them:
David Furrow (Sr), b. 15 Jun 1798 Montgomery Co., Va, d. 14 Mar 1880 Hancock Co., Ill; m'd 28 Feb 1821 Miami Co., Oh., Nancy Cavender, b. 9 Oct 1799 Sussex Co., Del, d. unkn. (her info not verified)
The Furrows appear to have come from Switzerland before 1780's to Southampton Co., Va (via Nansemond Co?? - 1783 Tax List as "Farrow"?); moved thru Amelia Co. to Botetourt/Montgomery Co.
Line contains but not entirely verified - use only as a roadmap to check out:
FURROW + FARLEY, (border of Isle of Wight/Southampton Co., Va)
GRAHAM + FARLEY (Botetourt Co., Va - but were from Southampton Co),
COCKE + FLEMING (New Kent Co., Va),
FARLEY + STEWART, (Amelia & Montgomery Co's, Va)

The "Goldsbury" 's with Frederick "Darflinger" are in 1820 Ross Co., Ohio,
No Goldsberry or Darflinger (any spellings) were found on Virginia Tax Lists of the 1780's so they may have 'just passed thru' before or later.
Bill. He had person sources.¹ He was a Basket maker in Logan County, Ohio, in 1870.

Jemima Bushong was born on 17 February 1818 in Ross County, Ohio.¹ She and David Endsley were married on 31 August 1837 in Logan County, Ohio.¹ She died on 4 September 1894, at age 76, in Hardin County, Ohio.¹ She was buried in Ridgeway Cemetery, Ridgeway, Hardin County, Ohio.

Her married name was Jemima Endsley. Stone photo present

Jemima Bushong
Birth: Feb. 17, 1818
Ross County
Ohio, USA
Death: Sep. 4, 1894
Hardin County
Ohio, USA


Family links:
Children:
William Hamilton Endsley (1841 - 1914)*
Isaiah Endsley (1843 - 1919)*
David C Endsley (1845 - 1923)*
George Washington Endsley (1853 - 1933)*
Louisa Jane Endsley Reames (1856 - 1914)*

Spouse:
David Endsley (1811 - 1879)

*Point here for explanation

Burial:
Ridgeway Cemetery
Ridgeway
Hardin County
Ohio, USA

Created by: Tina Coulombe Burrows
Record added: Jul 14, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 39436939. From Bushong Bulletin Vol1, no 1, pg 4
married in Logan County, Ohio

as provided by Margie Parsons. Jemima Bushong had person sources.¹

David Endsley was born on 11 June 1811 in Harrison County, Ohio. He and Jemima Bushong were married on 31 August 1837 in Logan County, Ohio.¹ He died on 24 December 1879, at age 68, in Ridgeway, Hardin County, Ohio. He was buried in Ridgeway Cemetery, Ridgeway, Hardin County, Ohio.

Birth: Jun. 11, 1811
Harrison County
Ohio, USA
Death: Dec. 24, 1879
Ridgeway
Hardin County
Ohio, USA


Family links:
Children:
William Hamilton Endsley (1841 - 1914)*
Isaiah Endsley (1843 - 1919)*
David C Endsley (1845 - 1923)*
George Washington Endsley (1853 - 1933)*
Louisa Jane Endsley Reames (1856 - 1914)*

Spouse:
Jemima Bushong Endsley (1818 - 1894)*

*Point here for explanation

Burial:
Ridgeway Cemetery
Ridgeway
Hardin County
Ohio, USA

Created by: Tina Coulombe Burrows
Record added: Jul 14, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 39436910. David Endsley had person sources.¹

Jacob Bushong was born in 1822 in Logan County, Ohio.¹ He and Rebecca Everingham were married on 28 December 1842 in Logan County, Ohio.¹ He died on 3 October 1855, at age ~33, in Logan County, Ohio.¹ He was buried in East Liberty Cemetery, East Liberty, Logan County, Ohio.

Stone photo present - multiple with Jacob, Rebecca, John, and Nancy

Jacob Bushong

Birth: 1822
Death: Oct. 3, 1855
Logan County
Ohio, USA

Jacob is the son of James Bushong and Nancy McCreary Bushong.
He died October 3 1855 in Logan County, Ohio.



Family links:
Parents:
Nancy L. McCreary Bushong (1794 - 1869)

Spouse:
Rebecca Everingham Bushong (1817 - 1913)

Children:
Nancy Bushong (1844 - 1863)*
William H Bushong (1845 - 1931)*
John Bushong (1847 - 1865)*
Milton Bushong (1849 - 1931)*
Job H Bushong (1852 - 1921)*
Mary J. Bushong Welch (1856 - 1936)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
East Liberty Cemetery
East Liberty (Logan County)
Logan County
Ohio, USA

Maintained by: Rick Bushong
Originally Created by: Robert "Rob" Weller
Record added: Jun 10, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 27450277. On document name is written Bushawn and is mis-transcribed as Bashawn

United States Census, 1850," Jacob Bashawn in household of Jacob Bashawn, Jefferson, Logan, Ohio, United States
name: Jacob Bashawn
event: Census
event date: 1850
event place: Jefferson, Logan, Ohio, United States
gender: Male
age: 29
marital status:
race (original):
race (standardized):
birthplace: Ohio
estimated birth year: 1821
dwelling house number: 323
family number: 323
line number: 9
nara publication number: M432
nara roll number: 704
film number: 444697
digital folder number: 004204490
image number: 00446

Household Gender Age Birthplace
Jacob Bashawn M 29 Ohio
Rebecca Bashawn F 30 Ohio
Nancy Bashawn F 7 Ohio
William Bashawn M 5 Ohio
John Bashawn M 3 Ohio
Milton Bashawn M 1 Ohio. Jacob Bushing, "Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-1994"
Name: Jacob Bushing
Titles and Terms:
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 28 Dec 1842
Event Place: Logan, Ohio, United States
Event Place (Original):
Age:
Birth Year (Estimated):
Birth Date:
Birthplace:
Father's Name:
Father's Titles and Terms:
Mother's Name:
Mother's Titles and Terms:
Spouse's Name: Rebeca Everingham
Spouse's Titles and Terms:
Spouse's Age:
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated):
Spouse's Birthplace:
Spouse's Father's Name:
Spouse's Father's Titles and Terms:
Spouse's Mother's Name:
Spouse's Mother's Titles and Terms:
Reference ID: v A p 223
GS Film number: 534836
Digital Folder Number: 004701451
Image Number: 00142. Logan County Ohio Journals - 1852-1857
Volume A, Page 389
LDS Image 254 of 364
LOGAN COUNTY PROBATE COURT OCTOBER TERM A.D. 1855
JACOB BUSHONG DECEASED
Court Date Appearance: 3 October 1855
The Certificate of Rebecca Bushong, widow of Jacob Bushong, late of Logan County Ohio deceased was this day produced in Court by which appears that she declines taking Letters of Administration on the estate of her deceased husband and requests the appointment of Milton Bushong and Joab McGee and thereupon the Court appoint the said Milton Bushong and Joab McGee Administrators on said Estate and Samuel Ballinger, James R. Curl and James McFadden, Appraisers to appraise the personal property of said Estate. It is ordered by the Court that said Administrators give Bonds in the sum of $600 with Henry Bell and Cyrus Bell as Surities, conditioned according to Law and thereupon the said Milton bushong and Joab McGee appeared in Open Court and accepted the said appointment and gave Bonds accordingly which Bonds were accepted, approved and filed according to law.
EZRA BENNETT, Probate Judge
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Logan County Ohio Administration and Executors Settlements
Volume B, Page 149
LDS Image 471 of 726
Jacob Bushong Deceased

Appointment of Administration
Be it remembered that on 17 day of June, Milton Bushong and Joab McGee Administrators of Jacob Bushong deceased, file in this office their Account of Distribution of the balance remaining in their hands in final settlement and which is now mentioned in the words and figures following:
Milton Bushong and Joab McGee, Administrators of Jacob Bushong deceased and in ???
FINAL DISTRIBUTION
10 July 1857 - To amount in hands of Administrators in final settlement - $52.14
CREDITS
By paid Widow 1/2 of $52.14 = $26.07
By paid Widow for additional year's support - $25.07
TOTAL - $52.14
The Administrators in Court made a present to the widow of their fees $28.00
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Logan County Ohio Journals - Volume B
Page 237
LDS Image 150 of 666
PROBATE COURT JUNE TERM 1859
17 June 1859 - IN THE MATTER OF JACOB BUSHONG DECEASED
Rebecca Bushong, widow of deceased, this day appeared in Court and filed in Court her Petition asking that her allowance of yearly support be increased. That she is still a widow and the mother of 7 children, the oldest of which is in her sixteenth year. The appraisers of the Estate of her husband, allowed for her year's support of $200 which was and is sufficient for that purpose.
On consideration whereof and the court being satisfied that said year's allowance ought to be increased, do Order that the further sum of $26.07 be paid to her by the said Administrators of said Estate if that sum shall remain in their hands after Final Settlement of Accounts.
A. CUSAD, Probate Judge. Jacob Bushong had person sources.¹ He was born on 25 April 1838 Sister has child.

Rebecca Everingham was born in 1817 in New Jersey. She and Jacob Bushong were married on 28 December 1842 in Logan County, Ohio.¹ She and James Dowell were married on 13 August 1861 in Logan County, Ohio. She died on 13 January 1913, at age ~96, in East Liberty, Logan County, Ohio. She was buried in East Liberty Cemetery, East Liberty, Logan County, Ohio.

Her married name was Rebecca Bushong. Rebecca Everingham was also known as Rebecca. Her married name was Rebecca Dowell. She had person sources.¹ Rebecca Dowell Bushong
mentioned in the record of John Bushong
Name Rebecca Dowell Bushong
Sex Unknown
Other information in the record of John Bushong
from United States Veterans Administration Pension Payment Cards
Name John Bushong
Beneficiary's Name Rebecca Dowell Bushong
Event Type Pension
Event Date 1907-1933
Event Place United States
Form Type Army Dependent
Death Date 06 Jan 1913. Rebecca Bushing
mentioned in the record of James Dowell and Rebecca Bushing
Name James Dowell
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 13 Aug 1861
Event Place Logan, Ohio, United States
Spouse's Name Rebecca Bushing. Death date is for Rebecca

John Bushong, "United States Veterans Administration Pension Payment Cards, 1907-1933"
Name: John Bushong
Beneficiary's Name: Rebecca Dowell Bushong
Beneficiary 2 Name:
Event Type: Pension
Event Date: 1907-1933
Event Place: United States
Form Type: Army Dependent
Death Date: 06 Jan 1913
Affiliate Publication Title: Veterans Administration Pension Payment Cards, 1907-1933
Affiliate Publication Number: M850
Affiliate Film Number: 618
GS Film number: 1634653
Digital Folder Number: 004690749
Image Number: 00373. Jacob Bushing, "Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-1994"
Name: Jacob Bushing
Titles and Terms:
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 28 Dec 1842
Event Place: Logan, Ohio, United States
Event Place (Original):
Age:
Birth Year (Estimated):
Birth Date:
Birthplace:
Father's Name:
Father's Titles and Terms:
Mother's Name:
Mother's Titles and Terms:
Spouse's Name: Rebeca Everingham
Spouse's Titles and Terms:
Spouse's Age:
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated):
Spouse's Birthplace:
Spouse's Father's Name:
Spouse's Father's Titles and Terms:
Spouse's Mother's Name:
Spouse's Mother's Titles and Terms:
Reference ID: v A p 223
GS Film number: 534836
Digital Folder Number: 004701451
Image Number: 00142. Rebecca Bushong
mentioned in the record of James Dowell and Rebecca Bushong
Name James Dowell
Spouse's Name Rebecca Bushong
Event Date 13 Aug 1861
Event Place Logan,Ohio

Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-1994," James Dowell, 1861
name: James Dowell
titles & terms:
event: Marriage
event place (standardized): Logan, Ohio, United States
event place (other):
age:
estimated birth year:
birth date:
birthplace:
father:
father's titles & terms:
mother:
mother's titles & terms:
spouse: Rebecca Bushing
spouse's titles & terms:
spouse's age:
spouse's estimated birth year:
spouse's birthplace:
spouse's father:
spouse's father's titles & terms:
spouse's mother:
spouse's mother's titles & terms:
reference number: v C p 257
film number: 534836
digital folder number: 004701451
image number: 00578. Not sure, two of Rebecca's children were counted twice - George and Mary Jane? Once with Rebecca's sister in law, Delilah Bushong and once for the record below, that can't be relocated...

in 1860, George was enumerater with his aunt Delilah, because in the 1860 Census, he is living with his aunt and uncle
United States Census, 1860
name: George Bushong
residence: , Carroll, Ohio
ward: Brown Township
age: 7 years
estimated birth year: 1853
birthplace: Ohio
gender: Male
page: 66
family number: 479


this record, is not indexed has to be found by looking through the scans. Next household Delilah Bushong (sister in law)
United States Census, 1860
Bakes Creek Township, PO East Liberty, Logan County, Ohio
Enumerated 2 July 1860
Page 203A
Lines 6-13, HH 1192/1185

Rebecca Bushong 39/Female/$1500-$400/OH
Nancy Bushong 17/Female/HouseWork/OH
William Bushong 14/Male/AttendedSchool/OH
John Bushong 13/Male/AttendedSchool/OH
Milton Bushong 12/Male/AttendedSchool/OH
George Bushong 11/Male/AttendedSchool/OH
Job Bushong 8/Male/AttendedSchool/OH
Mary Bushong 5/Female/AttendedSchool/OH. Bushong Bulletin Vol 2 no 1 pg 11

National Archives Civil War Pension Applications

Bushong, John
Survivor: Dowell, Rebecca, mother
OH 174th Infantry, Co. B. United States Census, 1900," Rebecca Bushing, ED 119 Perry Township West Mansfield village (part), Logan, Ohio, United States
name: Rebecca Bushing
titles & terms:
event: Census
event date: 1900
event place: ED 119 Perry Township West Mansfield village (part), Logan, Ohio, United States
birth date: Dec 1817
birthplace: New Jersey
relationship to head of household: Head
father's birthplace: New Jersey
mother's birthplace: New Jersey
race or color (standardized): White
gender: Female
marital status: Widowed
years married:
estimated marriage year:
mother how many children: 7
number living children: 5
immigration year:
page: 2
sheet letter: B
family number: 45
reference number: 54
film number: 1241294
digital folder number: 004117759
image number: 00404

Household Gender Age Birthplace
head Rebecca Bushing F 83 New Jersey
son Milton J Bushing M 51 Ohio. The Evening Tribune
Monday, 13 January 1913
Page 3, Column 1

Rebecca Everingham Bushong
The oldest resident of Perry township, Logan County, Mrs. Rebecca
Everingham Bushong, died last week at her home in East Liberty, aged 93 years
and 18 days. Groom's Name: Jacob Bushing
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age:
Bride's Name: Rebeca Everingham
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age:
Marriage Date: 28 Dec 1842
Marriage Place: Logan, Ohio
Groom's Father's Name:
Groom's Mother's Name:
Bride's Father's Name:
Bride's Mother's Name:
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M01379-3
System Origin: Ohio-EASy
Source Film Number: 534836
Reference Number: Image 141
Collection: Ohio Marriages, 1800-1958. Stone photo present - multiple with Jacob, Rebecca, John, and Nancy

Rebecca Everingham Bushong

Birth: 1817
Death: 1913


Family links:
Spouse:
Jacob Bushong (1822 - 1855)*

Children:
Nancy Bushong (1844 - 1863)*
William H Bushong (1845 - 1931)*
John Bushong (1847 - 1865)*
Milton Bushong (1849 - 1931)*
Job H Bushong (1852 - 1921)*
Mary J. Bushong Welch (1856 - 1936)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
East Liberty Cemetery
East Liberty (Logan County)
Logan County
Ohio, USA

Maintained by: Mark Bushong
Originally Created by: Robert "Rob" Weller
Record added: Jun 10, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 27450312. Rebecca Bushong
United States Census, 1910
Name Rebecca Bushong
Event Type Census
Event Date 1910
Event Place Perry, Logan, Ohio, United States
Gender Female
Age 92
Marital Status Widowed
Race White
Race (Original) White
Relationship to Head of Household Mother
Relationship to Head of Household (Original) Mother
Birth Year (Estimated) 1818
Birthplace New Jersey
Father's Birthplace New Jersey
Mother's Birthplace New Jersey
Sheet Letter B
Sheet Number 6
Household

Mary J Welch Head F 53 Ohio
Rebecca Bushong Mother F 92 New Jersey.

Milton Bushong was born on 22 October 1826 in Perry Twp., Logan County, Ohio. He and Louisa Moore were married on 22 June 1850 in Logan County, Ohio.¹ He and Almira Hathaway were married on 18 March 1878 in Logan County, Ohio. He and Catherine Margaret Wintz were married on 19 January 1884 in Union County, Ohio. He died on 5 February 1890, at age 63, in Bokes Creek Twp., Logan County, Ohio.¹ He was buried in North Greenfield Cemetery, North Greenfield, Logan County, Ohio.

United States Census, 1870 for Milton Bushong
Name: Milton Bushong
Estimated Birth Year: 1828
Gender: Male
Age in 1870: 42y
Color (white, black, mulatto, chinese, Indian): White
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1870: Ohio, United States

Household Gender Age
Milton Bushong M 42y
Louisa Bushong F 38y
Mary C Bushong F 15y
Emma L Bushong F 12y
Sarah E Bushong F 6y
Charles W Bushong M 3y
Edwin I Bushong M 5m. Milton Bushong had person sources.¹ The DNA testing was done on Mark Bushong a direct descendant of Milton born 1826. He was the son of Nancy McCrary Bushong and Morgan Sisk. (illegitimate). Her Bushong husband James Bushong had died in 1824, she never remarried but Milton pops up as her son. History of Logan County and Ohio: containing a history of the state of Ohio .

born Perry Twp, this county...

born a short time after his father's death. Emma L Bushong in household of Milton Bushong, "United States Census, 1870"
Name: Emma L Bushong
Birth Year (Estimated): 1858
Gender: Female
Age (Original): 12y
Race: White
Birthplace: Ohio
Event Place: Ohio, United States

Household Gender Age Birthplace
Milton Bushong M 42y Ohio
Louisa Bushong F 38y Ohio
Mary C Bushong F 15y Ohio
Emma L Bushong F 12y Ohio
Sarah E Bushong F 6y Ohio
Charles W Bushong M 3y Ohio
Edwin I Bushong M 5m Ohio. Ohio, County Marriages, 1790-1950 for Melton Bushing
Name: Melton Bushing
Titles & Terms:
Event: Marriage
Event Date: 22 Jun 1850
Event Place: Logan, Ohio
Age:
Estimated Birth Year:
Marriage Date Note:
Marriage Place Note:
Father:
Father's Titles & Terms:
Mother:
Mother's Titles & Terms:
Spouse: Louisa Moore
Spouse's Titles & Terms:
Spouse's Age:
Spouse's Estimated Birth Year:
Spouse's Father:
Spouse's Father's Titles & Terms:
Spouse's Mother:
Spouse's Mother's Titles & Terms:
Reference Number: v B p 130
Film Number: 534836
Digital Folder Number: 4701451
Image Number: 295. Ohio Deaths and Burials, 1854-1997 for Milton Bushong
Name: Milton Bushong
Gender: Male
Burial Date:
Burial Place:
Death Date: 05 Feb 1890
Death Place: Bokes Creek Tp, Logan, Ohio
Age: 63
Birth Date: 1827
Birthplace: Ohio
Occupation: Farmer
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name:
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name:
Mother's Birthplace:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B07060-3
System Origin: Ohio-EASy
Source Film Number: 534834
Reference Number: v 2 p 10. Ohio Marriages, 1800-1958 for Milton Bushong
Groom's Name: Milton Bushong
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age:
Bride's Name: Catharine M. Cook
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age:
Marriage Date: 19 Jan 1884
Marriage Place: Union,Ohio
Groom's Father's Name:
Groom's Mother's Name:
Bride's Father's Name:
Bride's Mother's Name:
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M51448-4
System Origin: Ohio-ODM
Source Film Number: 573779
Reference Number. United States Census, 1880 for Milton Bushong
Name: Milton Bushong
Residence: Bokes Creek, Logan, Ohio
Birthdate: 1827
Birthplace: Ohio, United States
Relationship to Head: Self
Spouse's Name: Almira H. Bushong
Spouse's Birthplace: Massachusetts, United States
Father's Name:
Father's Birthplace: Ohio, United States
Mother's Name:
Mother's Birthplace: South Carolina, United States
Race or Color (Expanded): White
Ethnicity (Standardized): American
Gender: Male
Martial Status: Married
Age (Expanded): 53 years
Occupation: Farmer
NARA Film Number: T9-1041
Page: 22
Page Character: C
Entry Number: 1715
Film number: 1255041
Household Gender Age
Milton Bushong M 53
Spouse Almira H. Bushong F 46
Child Sarah E. Bushong F 16
Child Chas. W. Bushong M 13
Child Edwin I. Bushong M 10
Child N. V. Elliott M 25
Child Flora Elliott F 20. There is a question as to whether Milton is the son of James because of his birth date and Jame's date of death.

MILTON BUSHONG, farmer; P. O., West Mansfield; was born Oct. 22, 1826,in Perry Tp., this county; his father James Bushong, was barn in Ross Co., O., but his mother came from South Carolina with her father's family when she was about 13 years old; they settled near Chillicothe. Shortly after their marriage Mr. Bushong and his young wife moved to Logan Co., and settled on Mill Creek, Perry Tp., in 1821; and there Mr. Bushong died, leaving a widow and three children, besides Milton, who was born a short time after his father's death; here the widow and fond mother clung to her home and children as none but a mother could, and supported and educated them as well as circumstances would permit; soon as the older ones became of age and married they sold out their interest in the estate, but Milton kept his, and with him their mother always made her home until the time of her death, which occurred Nov. 25, 1869. While Milton was living on the old homestead he learned the carpenter's trade and worked at it, as well as conducting his farm; and at his trade he procured means enough to purchase 12 acres which is now in the corporation of West Mansfield. Subsequently he purchased 18 acres more and then sold the 30 acres of the old homestead and bought a piece of unimproved land in the northern part of the township, all of which he traded for the farm of 118 acres where he now resides, which is a beautiful location and well improved; adjoining and partly in the corporation of West Mansfield; to which he moved April, 1861. He has been twice married; first with Louisa Moore, June 22, 1850. She was born March 9, 1832, in Carroll Co., O.; her death occurred Sept. 12,1877, leaving five of her eleven children; William and Samuel C.(decease d); Mary C., married Jas. M. Ruehlen, of this township, Dec.25, 1873, and died Feb. 15, 1878 , leaving one child, Chloe E.; MiltonT. (deceased); Emma L. (is now Mrs. Wm. Ballinger, of Union Co.; they were married March 11, 1877); Clinton and John W. (deceased); SarahE., Charle s W., Edwin L, at home with their father; Albert J.(deceased). His second marriage was celebrated March 18, 1878, with Almira Hathaway. She was born Sept. 27, 1832, in Dighton, Mass., and was a widow of the late John Elliott; he left three children: Elmer W., N. V., and Flora S . Mr, Bushong was elected Justice of Peace April, 1865, and served continuously until this spring ; making 15 years in that office. With the exception of the 30 acres which he got out of the old homestead, he has made all the rest of his comfortable home by his own industry and economy. He has been a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church since 1850-as is also his wife a member of the same Church.

http://www.heritagepursuit.com/Logan/LoganBokesCreek.htm. Groom's Name: Milton Bushong
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age:
Bride's Name: Almira Elliott
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age:
Marriage Date: 18 Mar 1878
Marriage Place: Logan,Ohio
Groom's Father's Name:
Groom's Mother's Name:
Bride's Father's Name:
Bride's Mother's Name:
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M51443-2
System Origin: Ohio-ODM
Source Film Number: 534837
Reference Number:
Collection: Ohio Marriages, 1800-1958. 1880 Census

Name: Milton Bushong
Residence: Bokes Creek, Logan, Ohio
Birthdate: 1827
Birthplace: Ohio, United States
Relationship to Head: Self
Spouse's Name: Almira H. Bushong
Spouse's Birthplace: Massachusetts, United States
Father's Name:
Father's Birthplace: Ohio, United States
Mother's Name:
Mother's Birthplace: South Carolina, United States
Race or Color (Expanded): White
Ethnicity (Standardized): American
Gender: Male
Martial Status: Married
Age (Expanded): 53 years
Occupation: Farmer
NARA Film Number: T9-1041
Page: 22
Page Character: C
Entry Number: 1715
Film number: 1255041
Collection: United States Census, 1880. Tombstone present

Milton Bushong

Birth: unknown
Death: Feb. 6, 1890


Family links:
Parents:
Nancy L. McCreary Bushong (1793 - 1869)

Note: aged 63y 3m 14d

Burial:
North Greenfield Cemetery
North Greenfield
Logan County
Ohio, USA


Created by: Robert "Rob" Weller
Record added: Jul 17, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 28340806. He was a Carpenter and Farmer. United States Census, 1870 for Milton Bushong
Name: Milton Bushong
Estimated Birth Year: 1828
Gender: Male
Age in 1870: 42y
Color (white, black, mulatto, chinese, Indian): White
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1870: Ohio, United States--Ohio Logan Bokes Creek Township

Household Gender Age
Milton Bushong M 42y
Louisa Bushong F 38y
Mary C Bushong F 15y
Emma L Bushong F 12y
Sarah E Bushong F 6y
Charles W Bushong M 3y
Edwin I Bushong M 5m. He was christened as an adult on 22 June 1850 in Ohio.

Louisa Moore was born on 9 March 1832 in Carolton, Carol County, Ohio. She and Milton Bushong were married on 22 June 1850 in Logan County, Ohio.¹ She died on 12 September 1877, at age 45, in Bokes Creek Twp., Logan County, Ohio. She was buried in North Greenfield Cemetery, North Greenfield, Logan County, Ohio.

Her married name was Louisa Bushong. Age and place of birth from 1850 census with Milton.
Mar 9 1832 Calculated from age on stone.

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Married 22 Jun 1850 , Logan, Ohio
BUSHONG BULLETIN Vol 16, No. 1 (Spring 2000) - p 15
Logan County, OH Marriages, Book B, 1846-1854 vB p130 -incorrectly listed her name as Louisa MOON. Louisa Bushong

..
Birth: unknown
Death: Sep. 12, 1877


Note: aged 45y 6m 3d

Burial:
North Greenfield Cemetery
North Greenfield
Logan County
Ohio, USA

Created by: Robert "Rob" Weller
Record added: Jul 17, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 28340779. Ohio, County Marriages, 1790-1950 for Melton Bushing
Name: Melton Bushing
Titles & Terms:
Event: Marriage
Event Date: 22 Jun 1850
Event Place: Logan, Ohio
Age:
Estimated Birth Year:
Marriage Date Note:
Marriage Place Note:
Father:
Father's Titles & Terms:
Mother:
Mother's Titles & Terms:
Spouse: Louisa Moore
Spouse's Titles & Terms:
Spouse's Age:
Spouse's Estimated Birth Year:
Spouse's Father:
Spouse's Father's Titles & Terms:
Spouse's Mother:
Spouse's Mother's Titles & Terms:
Reference Number: v B p 130
Film Number: 534836
Digital Folder Number: 4701451
Image Number: 295. Ohio Deaths and Burials, 1854-1997 for Louisa Bushong
Name: Louisa Bushong
Gender: Female
Burial Date:
Burial Place:
Death Date: 12 Sep 1877
Death Place: Bokes Creek Tp, Logan, Ohio
Age: 46
Birth Date: 1831
Birthplace: Carolton, Carol Co., O.
Occupation: Wife
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name:
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name:
Mother's Birthplace:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B07061-0
System Origin: Ohio-EASy
Source Film Number: 534834
Reference Number: v 1 p 188. Louisa Moore had person sources.¹ United States Census, 1870 for Milton Bushong
Name: Milton Bushong
Estimated Birth Year: 1828
Gender: Male
Age in 1870: 42y
Color (white, black, mulatto, chinese, Indian): White
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1870: Ohio, United States

Household Gender Age
Milton Bushong M 42y
Louisa Bushong F 38y
Mary C Bushong F 15y
Emma L Bushong F 12y
Sarah E Bushong F 6y
Charles W Bushong M 3y
Edwin I Bushong M 5m.

Almira Hathaway was born on 27 September 1832 in Dighton, Bristol County, Massachusetts. She and Milton Bushong were married on 18 March 1878 in Logan County, Ohio. She died on 20 September 1883, at age 50, in West. Mansfield, Logan County Ohio. She was buried in Hathaway Cemetery West Mansfield, Logan County, Ohio.

Her married name was Almira Hathaway Bushong. Almira Hathaway was also known as. Her married name was Elliott. Almira Hathaway, b. 27 Sep 1832, , Dighton, Massachusetts
Married 18 Mar 1878. Ohio Deaths and Burials, 1854-1997 for Almira H. Bushong

Name: Almira H. Bushong
Gender: Female
Burial Date:
Burial Place:
Death Date: 20 Sep 1883
Death Place: West Mansfield, Logan, Ohio
Age: 49
Birth Date: 1834
Birthplace: Mass.
Occupation: Housekeeper
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name:
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name:
Mother's Birthplace:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B07061-1
System Origin: Ohio-EASy
Source Film Number: 534834
Reference Number: v 1 p 280. The Bellefontaine Republican
Bellefontaine, Ohio
Friday, 22 March 1878

Some of our citizens were much surprised to learn of the marriage of "Squire Bushong to Mrs. Elmira Elliott, Monday evening.

Same issue:
Marriage Licenses
Milton Bushong and Elmira Elliott on 16 March. Almira is descended from William Bradford who came over on the Mayflower....

(Through Levi Loring Jr.)....

William Bradford was born in Austerfield, Yorkshire, England, and married Dorothy May on 10 Dec 1613 at Amsterdam, The Netherlands. They had a son,
John, born circa 1618 in Leyden. The family came to America on the Mayflower in 1620. William was the second signer of the Mayflower Compact, and was
elected Governor of the Plymouth Colony for 31 years. Dorothy fell from a Mayflower deck and drowned in Plymouth Harbor on 7 Dec 1620. John Bradford
married Martha Bourne, but they had no children.
William was married again on 14 Aug 1623 to Alice Carpenter, widow of Edward Southworth. She came from Leyden, Holland, and landed in Plymouth in
June 1623. Their marriage was the fourth recorded in Plymouth Colony. They had three children: William, Mercy, and Joseph.
William wrote Of Plymouth Plantation, the single most complete authority for the story of the Pilgrims and the early years of the Colony they founded. Written
between 1620 and 1647, the journal describes the story of the Pilgrims from 1608, when they settled in The Netherlands through the 1620 Mayflower
voyage, until the year 1647. The book ends with a list, written in 1650, of Mayflower passengers and what happened to them. Almira Hathaway Elliot
BIRTH 27 Sep 1833 North Dighton, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
DEATH 20 Sep 1883 Logan County, Ohio, USA
BURIAL Hathaway Cemetery West Mansfield, Logan County, Ohio, USA
GPS Add coordinates
MEMORIAL ID 26806035
MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 1

Family Members
Spouses
John Elliot
unknown–1873

Photo
Milton Bushong*
1826–1890

Children
Flora Brinser*
1860–1933

*Calculated Relationship Gravesite Details aged 49y 11m 23d

Hathaway Cemetery
West Mansfield
Logan County
Ohio
USA
Find A Grave


Created by: Robert "Rob" Weller
Added: 14 May 2008
Find A Grave Memorial 26806035. She had person sources.¹

Catherine Margaret Wintz was born on 2 March 1836 in Maryland. She and Milton Bushong were married on 19 January 1884 in Union County, Ohio. She died on 21 March 1905, at age 69, in West Mansfield, Logan County, Ohio. She was buried in Greenlawn Cemetery West Mansfield, Logan County, Ohio.

Her married name was Catherine Margaret Bushong. Ohio Marriages, 1800-1958 for Milton Bushong
Groom's Name: Milton Bushong
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age:
Bride's Name: Catharine M. Cook
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age:
Marriage Date: 19 Jan 1884
Marriage Place: Union,Ohio
Groom's Father's Name:
Groom's Mother's Name:
Bride's Father's Name:
Bride's Mother's Name:
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M51448-4
System Origin: Ohio-ODM
Source Film Number: 573779
Reference Number. Catharine Margret Wintz Forry
BIRTH 2 Mar 1836 Maryland, USA
DEATH 21 Mar 1905 West Mansfield, Logan County, Ohio, USA
BURIAL Greenlawn Cemetery West Mansfield, Logan County, Ohio, USA
GPS Add coordinates
MEMORIAL ID 27879026
MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 1

Family Members
Spouses
Abraham Forry
1828–1861

Photo
Milton Bushong*
1826–1890

Children
Photo
John Clinton Forrey*
1858–1890





Maintained by: Jim Forry, Jr.
Originally Created by: Robert "Rob" Weller
Added: 28 Jun 2008
Find A Grave Memorial 27879026.

Jacob Bushong was born on 17 December 1761 in Frederick, Frederick County, Maryland. He and Jane *ANCI were married in.¹ He died after 1830 in.

Jacob is mentioned with Jacob Lough in a Revolutionary War Pension Application. Lough is likely the father of two sons who married Jacob's nieces by George Bushong...

Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Applications Files for Jacob Beshong
Veteran's Name: Jacob Loch
Pensioner's Name: Nancy Loch
State: Pennsylvania
Branch of Service: Penn.
Pension Number: R. 6397
Additional Names: Jacob Beshong, Jacob Lough
Film Number: 971574
NARA Publication Number: M804
Digital DGS Number: 4160673
Image Number: 00724
Footnote Unique ID: 25094822. The 1790 Census Fayette County, Virginia

Bishong Jacob Fayette 2/27/1790
Bishong Jno. Fayette 2/27/1790. A pay roll of John Martin's Co of Militia ordered for Lincoln Co Ky under command of Col. Stephen Trigg, 1781

Pvt. Jacob Bushon 21 Apr-27 May 1781;
served 37 days pay 2L 9S 4D

Pvt. John Bushon 21 Apr-27 May 1781;
served 37 days pay 2L 9S 4D

Pay Roll of James Ray's Co. of Lincoln Militia in actual service on Expedition agains the Shawnee, under command of Geo. Rogers Clark, Brig.Gen, 1782

Pvt. Jacob Bushon
served 31 days pay 2L 1S 4D

Pvt. John Bushon
served 31 days pay 2L 1S 4D

Source: George Rogers Clark And His Men, Military Records, 1781-1784, by Margery H. Harding, Frankfort Historical Society of Kentucky 1981, pages 88, 89, 186 - document 164. The 1820 federal census

Contains::
name of the county, parish, township, town, or city in which each family resided-
name of the head of the household

then by column:
number of free white males age under 10 years of age-
number of free white males age of 10 years but under 16 years-
number of free white males age of 16 years but under 26 years-
number of free white males age of 26 years but under 45 years-
number of free white males age 45 years and upward-
number of free white females age under 10 years of age
number of free white females age of 10 years but under 16 years-
number of free white females age of 16 years but under 26 years-
number of free white females age of 26 years but under 45 years-
number of free white females age 45 years and upward
number of all other free persons-
number of foreigners not naturalized-
number of persons engaged in agriculture, commerce, and manufactures-
number of free colored males age under 14-
number of free colored males age 14 but under 26 years-
number of free colored males age 26 but under 45 years-
number of free colored males age 45 years and upward-
number of free colored females age under 14-
number of free colored females 14 but under 26 years-
number of free colored females 26 but under 45 years-
number of free colored females 45 years and upward-
all other persons except Indians not taxed. Document viewed... really spelled Bushong on same page as brother's George and Henry

a Slave Owner...

Jacob Burhong
United States Census, 1810
Name Jacob Burhong
Event Type Census
Event Date 1810
Event Place Barren, Kentucky, United States
Page 89

1 male under 10
1 male 26 or over and under 46
2 females under 10
1 female 16 or over and under 26
2 slaves. From: [email protected]
Subject: DEED: Jacob Bushon, Barren Co

This Indenture mae this 23day of September in the year 1816, between Jacob Bushong and Jane
Bushong of Barren County in the State of Kentucky of the one part and John Chapman Sr, of
the county of Barren and State of Kentucky for the other, in consideration of the sum of
$485. where of is hereby acknowledged hath bargained and sold by these present doth grant to
said John Chapman a tract of land containing two acres. Also in Twp is John Pancake, associate of John Bushong

Jacob Bushong
United States Census, 1830
Name Jacob Bushong
Event Type Census
Event Date 1830
Event Place Wayne, Pickaway, Ohio, United States
Page 77

_-_-_-_- 1_-_-_- ! - _-_-_-_-_-1 -2 -2 - 1 -_ 1


1 male 20-30
1 male 60-70-
1 female 5 - 10
2- females 10-15
2 females 15-20
1 female 20-30
1 female 40-50

1830 census
Wayne, Pickaway Cou. Ohio
Household (recreated)
Jacob Bushong age 68
Jane Nozler age about 52
a male born 1800-1810
a female born 1800-1810
a females born 1810-1815
another female born 1810-1815
a female born 1815-1820
another female born 1815-1820
a female born 1820-1825. Next door to John Busong , James Bushong, James Young, George Bushong and on other side, John Miller

Jacob Bushong
United States Census, 1820
Name Jacob Bushong
Event Type Census
Event Date 1820
Event Place Franklin, Ross, Ohio, United States
Page 269
Household (recreated)
Jacob Bushong born before 1775 (head)
Jane Bushong born between 1775 and 1794
a son born 1804 and 1810
a daughter born 1804 and 1810
another daughter born 1804 and 1810
a son born between 1810 and 1820
a daughter born between 1810 and 1820
another daughter born between 1810 and 1820
a 3rd daughter born between 1810 and 1820
a 4th daughter born between 1810 and 1820

Columns in th 1820 Census
1-1-_-_-_-1-4-2-_1-_-_-1
totals
1 male under 10
1 male between 10 and 16
1 male over 45
4 females under 10
2 females between 10 and 16
1 female between 26 and 45

--------

1820 Household (recreated)
1 male born before 1775 (Jacob Bushong)
1 female born between 1775 and 1794 (Jane Bushong)
1 male born 1804 and 1810 (Samuel Bushong)
1 female born 1804 and 1810 (Melinda Bushong)
1 female born 1804 and 1810 (Rebecca Bushong)
1 male born between 1810 and 1820 (John Bushong)
1 female born between 1810 and 1820 (Catherine Bushong)
1 female born between 1810 and 1820 (Lydia Bushong)
1 female born between 1810 and 1820 (Isabelah Bushong)
1 female born between 1810 and 1820 (Mary Bushong)

Column Headings for 1820 Census

1. Free white males under ten years
2. Free white males of ten and under sixteen years
3. Free white males between sixteen and eighteen
4. Free white males of sixteen and under twenty-six, including heads of families
5. Free white males of twenty-six and under forty-five, including heads of families
6. Free white males of forty-five and upwards, including heads of families.

7. Free white females under ten years
8. Free white females of ten and under sixteen years
9. Free white females of sixteen and under twenty-six, including heads of families
10. Free white females of twenty-six and under forty-five, including heads of families
11. Free white females of forty-five and upwards, including heads of families.

12. Foreigners not naturalized
13. Page number from original census forms
14. Engaged in: * = agriculture; ** = commerce; *** = manufacturing. Next door to John Busong, James Bushong, James Young, George Bushong

Jacob Bushong
United States Census, 1820
Name Jacob Bushong
Event Type Census
Event Date 1820
Event Place Franklin, Ross, Ohio, United States
Page 269
1-1-_-_-_-1-4-2-_1-_-_-1
totals
1 male under 10
1 male between 10 and 16
1 male over 45
4 females under 10
2 females between 10 and 16
1 female between 26 and 45



KEY

Column Headings for 1820 Census

1. Free white males under ten years
2. Free white males of ten and under sixteen years
3. Free white males between sixteen and eighteen
4. Free white males of sixteen and under twenty-six, including heads of families
5. Free white males of twenty-six and under forty-five, including heads of families
6. Free white males of forty-five and upwards, including heads of families.

7. Free white females under ten years
8. Free white females of ten and under sixteen years
9. Free white females of sixteen and under twenty-six, including heads of families
10. Free white females of twenty-six and under forty-five, including heads of families
11. Free white females of forty-five and upwards, including heads of families.

12. Foreigners not naturalized
13. Page number from original census forms
14. Engaged in: * = agriculture; ** = commerce; *** = manufacturing. The First Census of Kentucky
Compiled by Charles B. Heinemann
Genealogical Publishing Company Inc.
Baltimore
1981
Originally published 1940
Page 12

1790

Jacob Bishong
County: Fayette
Tax List Date: 27 February 1790

John Bishong
County: Fayette
Tax List Date: 27 February 1790. Jacob's date of death is "after 1830" because he's enumerated in Tuscarawas County, Ohio. !Jacob's wife was not Nosler... it was a different Jacob Wishong
Wishong/Nosler
Irving Blabon (View posts)
Posted: 24 Feb 2000 6:35AM
With the hope that Jacob Jane Nosler Wishong are my true ancestors here are their children info given to me-Jacob Wishong Jr. Elizabeth Wishong Hurles , Sarah Jane Wishong Dawson

-More info but no more space. This pension application may be for Jacob Bushong's Capt, John Martin, not sure need to examine the scan at fold3

Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Applications Files for J M Bushing
Veteran's Name: James Martin
Pensioner's Name:
State: South Carolina
Branch of Service: S.C.
Pension Number: S. 31,833
Additional Names: Go C Stiles, J M Bushing, Parson
Film Number: 971639
NARA Publication Number: M804
Digital DGS Number: 4160816
Image Number: 00510
Footnote Unique ID: 23457477. Time Line for Jacob Bushong

1761 - Dec 17th Jacob Bushong born Fredrick, Fredrick Co, MD baptized April 25, 1762, son of Andreas and Catrina Bushong
1781 - Apr 21st , Privates Jacob and John Bushong join Lincoln County, Kentucky Militia, Capt John Martin's Co. Lt Col Trigg's Regiment
1781 - May 27th Privates Jacob and John Bushong discharged - 37 days service
1794- May 21st Jacob Bushon Mercer Co,, Kentucky Tax List: 1 male over 21 - Gabriel Slaughters List
1795- June 29th Jacob Bushong Mercer Co,, Kentucky Tax List: 1 male over 21 - Gabriel Slaughters list
Abt 1790's - Jacob marries
-- not our Jacob -- 1796 - Mar 12 Jacob Wishong and Jane Nozler married in Montgomery Co, Va
1796 - May 21st Jacob Bushong Mercer Co,, Kentucky Tax List: 1 Male over 21; 1 black - Gabriel Slaughters list
1807 Oct 10th, Jacob Bushong Land Grant: East Fork of Big Barren River, Barren Co. Ky
1810 Jacob Bushong Census in Barren Co., KY
1816 - Sep 23rd Sold land in Kentucky - Indenture between Jacob Bushong and Jane Bushong of Barren County and John Chapman
1817 - Nov 18th Jacob and Jane Bushong of Ross County, Ohio - sell Ohio land from mother's estate to Ephraim Doolittle
1818 - March 25th Letter Sgt Jacob Bishong to Lough of Barren Co. detailing military meetings next six months.
1820 - US Census, Franklin Twp., Ross County, Ohio, 8 chidren, 2 adults...
1830 - US Census, Pickaway County, Ohio. Kentucky as part of Virginia...

Kentucky was formed from Kentucky County, Virginia in 1776. Four years later it was divided into the Fayette, Jefferson, and Lincoln counties from Virginia state. It became the fifteenth of the United States in 1792.

Barren county was formed in 1799. It is located in the Pennyrile region of the state. The Pennyrile region of Kentucky stretches from the Land Between the Lakes in the west across the state to the Pottsville Escarpment in the east. It is a Mississippian plateau with a large karst region that includes Mammoth Cave. LETTER: Bishong to Lough, 1818, Barren Co

March 25, 1818

Sir:

Battalion muster is the 1st of May at Henry Bishongs. Regimental the 8th of
October at John Howards and Court of Assessments the lst Monday in November at the same
place and Company muster the first Saturday in April, June, August and September at William
Hays old place. You will attend each of these musters with your fife at ten o'clock

Jacob Bishong, Serg.



from http://www.barrencoky.com. Jacob and brothers sell their mother's land from her estate...

Ross County Ohio Deed Book ?
Page ?

18 November 1817

THIS INDENTURE made this eighteenth day of November in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventeen BETWEEN John Bushong and Jenett
Bushong his wife, Jacob Bushong and Jane Bushong his wife of the County of Ross in
the State of Ohio, and George Bushong and Martha Bushong his wife and Henry
Bushong and Isabella Bushong his wife of Barren County in the State of
Kentucky of the one part, and Ephraim Doolittle of the Town of Chillicothe, County
of Ross, and State of Ohio, of the other part: WITNESSETH that the said John
Bushong and Jenette Bushong his wife, Jacob Bushong and Jane Bushong his
wife, George Bushong and Martha Bushong his wife and Henry Bushong and Isabella
Bushong his wife, all heirs and legal representatives of Catharine Bushong
late of Ross County aforesaid deceased, for and in consideration of the sum of
one hundred and six dollars of lawful money of the United States of America to
them in hand paid, the receipt whereof they do hereby acknowledge and
forever acquit and discharge the said Ephraim Doolittle his heirs, executors and
administrators have granted, bargained, sold, aliened and confirmed and by
these presents do grant, bargain, sell alien and confirm unto him the said
Ephraim Doolittle and unto his heirs and assign forever, all that Lot, piece or
parcel of Land situate, lying and being in the Town of Chillicothe, County of
Ross, and State of Ohio aforesaid, being one InLot in the said Town of
Chillicothe Containing six poles in front of Fifth Street and Twelve poles back and
known and distinguished on the Recorded platt of said Town by InLot 254 Two
hundred and fifty four Together with all improvement, watercourses, rents,
issues and appurtenances whatsoever, to the aforesaid premise belonging or in
anywise appertaining, and the remainders, and profits thereof and all the estate
right, title, interest, property, claim, and remainders whatsoever of their
the said John Bushong and Jenett Bushong his wife, Jacob Bushong and Jane
Bushong his wife, George Bushong and Martha Bushong his wife, and Henry Bushong
and Issabella Bushong his wife of in and to the same. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the
said Lot, piece or parcel of ground hereby conveyed with all and singular
the premises and every part and parcel thereof, with every -----appurtenances
unto the said Ephraim Doolittle his heirs and assigns forever, to the only
proper use and behoof of him the said Ephraim Doolittle his heirs and assigns
forever, AND they the said John Bushong and Jenett Bushong his wife, Jacob
Bushong and Jane Bushong his wife, George Bushong and Martha Bushong his wife,
and Henry Bushong and Issabella Bushong his wife, or either of them their or
either of their heirs or any other person or persons whatsoever AND LASTLY they
the said John Bushong and Jenett Bushong his wife, Jacob Bushong and Jane
Bushong his wife, George Bushong and Martha Bushong his wife, and Henry Bushong
and Issabella Bushong and their heirs, all and singular the premises hereby
bargained and sold with the appurtenances unto the said Ephraim Doolittle his
heirs and assign against them the said John Bushong and Jenett Bushong his
wife, Jacob Bushong and Jane Bushong his wife, George Bushong and Martha
Bushong his wife, and Henry Bushong and Issabella Bushong his wife, their and each
of their heirs and all and every other person or persons whatsoever Do and
will warrant and forever defend by these presents In testimony whereof they
the said John Bushong and Janett Bushong his wife, Jacob Bushong and Jane
Bushong his wife, George Bushong and Martha Bushong his wife and Henry Bushong and
Issabella Bushong his wife.......................



John Bushong, Seal
Jannett Bushong, Her X Mark
Jacob Bushong, His X Mark
Jane Bushong, Her X Mark
George Bushong, Seal
Martha Bushong, Her X Mark
Henry Bushong, Seal
Issabella Bushong, Her X Mark

Signed, Sealed and Delivered and in the presence of:
Nathan McCreary
Margaret McCreary
James Bishong

STATE OF OHIO ROSS COUNTY SS
Personally appeared before me the subscriber a Justice of the peace in and
for the County aforesaid John Bushong, Jacob Bushong, George Bushong and
Henry Bushong each of whom signed the foregoing deed and severally acknowledged
the same to be their respective act and deed for the purpose therein expressed
-- also at the same time came Janett Bushong wife of the aforesaid John
Bushong and Jane Bushong wife of the aforesaid Jacob Bushong each of whom also
signed the annexed Deed who being above the age of eighteen years respectively
were by me examined severaly separately and apart from each of their said
Husbands touching the said deed, the contents of which was fully made known to
each of them; whereupon they severally and respectively declare that they --
did each voluntarily and of their free will and accord seal and as their
respective act and deed deliver the same, without any compulsion or coercion of
their or either of their said husbands.
Given under my hand and seal this 19th day of November 1817.
John Johnston, Seal
Justice of the Peace for Ross County. LAND GRANTS
Bushong Geo 250 28 11- 8-1804 E Fk Big River
Bushong Henry 48 1 1-17-1804 E Fk Big Creek
Bushong Jacob 50 18 10-10-1807 E Fk Big River
from http://www.barrencoky.com

Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1810
Individual: Bushoung, Jacob
County/State: Barren Co., KY
Page #: 49
Age ranges in household: 20100-1000100

DEEDS
This Indenture made this 23 day of September in the year 1816, between Jacob Bushong and Jane Bushong of Barren County in the State of Kentucky of the one part and John Chapman Sr, of the county of Barren and State of Kentucky for the other, in consideration of the sum of $485. where of is hereby acknowledged hath bargained and sold by these present doth grant to said John Chapman a tract of land containing two acres.


THIS INDENTURE made this 23rd day of September in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixteen between Jacob Bushong and his wife
Jane Bushong of Barren County and State of Kentucky of the one part ...

from http://www.barrencoky.com

Kentucky Land Office
Land Grants - South Green River (1815 - 1816)
Volume 18
Land Grant - Jacob Bushong - 50 Acres
Barren County, Kentucky
9 July 1816
Pages 509 - 510
Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah
Film #272836

Isaac Shelby Esq. Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky to all to whom
these presents shall come, Greetings: KNOW YE that by Virtue and in
consideration of a Certificate Number eight hundred and twenty four (This certificate
tract without Interest) granted by the County Court of Barren in November one
thousand eight hundred and five agreeablly by an Act of Assembly for settling
and improving the grant Lands of this Commonwealth, there is Granted by the
said Commonwealth unto Jacob Bushong a certain Tract or parcel of land
containing Fifty acres by Survey, bearing date the tenth day of October 1807 lying
and being in the County of Barren on the East fork of Big Barren, and bounded
as followeth TO WIT: Beginning at four Dogwoods where the mine camp road
crosses his said line thence with the same South sixty East one hundred and
forty poles to a lying ashe, black walnut and hickory thence North thirty East
sixty poles to a chesnut and white oak thence with sixty West one hundred and
forty poles to a forked chesnut thence to the Beginning with its appurtenances
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said Tract or parcel of Land with its appurtenances
to the said Jacob Bushong and his Heirs forever.
IN WITNESS whereof the said Isaac Shelby Esq. Governor of the Commonwealth
of Kentucky hath hereunto set his hand and caused the Seal of the said
Commonwealth to be affixed at Frankfort on the ninth day of July and year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and Sixteen and of the Commonwealth the Twenty
fifth.
By the Governor, Isaac Shelby
M. D. Hardin, Secretary. MERCER CO TAX LISTS

1794- May 21 Jacob Bushon 1 male over 21 Gabriel Slaughters List
1795- May 26, Henry Bushong 1 Male over 21 William Gaines List
1795- May 27 John Summers 1 Male over 21; 1 male over 16; 1 black over 21; 1 black under 16 Gabriel Slaughters list
1795- June 29 Jacob Bushong 1 male over 21 Gabriel Slaughters list
1796- May 21 Jacob Bushong 1 Male over 21; 1 black Gabriel Slaughters list
1796- May 21 John Summers 2 men over 21; 125 acres Gabriel Slaughters list


!!?!
WISHONG is NOT BUSHONG, Jacob Wishong has been located in the census records. So the name is correct - Wishong.


Jane Nozler, daughter of Boston or Batan Nozler married Jacob Wishong Mar 12, 1796 in Montgomery Co, Va Marriage Book A. . Jacob is also listed as a Revolutionary Soldier. NOT BUSHONG

Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940 for Jane Nozler
Groom's Name: Jacob Wishong
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age:
Bride's Name: Jane Nozler
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age:
Marriage Date: 12 Mar 1796
Marriage Place: Montgomery County, Virginia
Groom's Father's Name:
Groom's Mother's Name:
Bride's Father's Name: Boston Nozler
Bride's Mother's Name:
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M86878-8
System Origin: Virginia-EASy
Source Film Number: 32633
Reference Number: P 62. Andreas and his wife Catharine Baptized an unnamed son in Frederick Co, MD at the Evangelich Reformed Church born Dec.
17, 1761, bp April 25, 1762. Other sons: Jacob, George, Henry, and
Valentine, Dau's unknown.

His widow Catherine is listed in Fayette
Co, Ky in the 1790's. His son Valentine is a signer of the "Petition of 1798
Scioto River Settlers to Congress". Catharine and Valentine move to Adams
Co Ohio which becomes Ross Co Ohio where she dies in 1817. Her sons Jacob,
John, Henry and George are all mentioned in document's handeling her
estate. George and Henry from Barren Co, and John and Jacob from Ross. A James Bushong is a Witness, and a Margaret McCrery made her mark. Served during the Revolutionary War with the Lincoln County, Kentucky Militia, under the command of
Brig. Gen. George Rogers Clark in the Expedition against the Shawnees in 1781.

A payroll of Capt John Martin's Company of Militia ordered from Lincoln County under the Command of Col. Stephen Trigg, 21 Apr to 27 May 1781


Mens Names: Jacob Bushon
Rank: Pvt
When Joined: Apr 21 1781
When Discharged: May 27 1781
Days in Service: 37
Dayly Pay:
Amount of Pay: 2 Pounds 9 Shillings 4 Pence


Mens Names: John Bushon
Rank: Pvt
When Joined: Apr 21 1781
When Discharged: May 27 1781
Days in Service: 37
Dayly Pay:
Amount of Pay: 2 Pounds 9 Shillings 4 Pence

Source: Margery H. Harding, ed. George Rogers Clark and his Men- Military Records
pg 88, 89
http://books.google.com/books?id=pBoRAQAAMAAJ&q=bushon#search_anchor

further - no Bushong is listed as serving in the Revolutionary War, here .. http://www.barrencoky.com/Military/roster_b2009.htm. I believe that the unnamed son, was Jacob - the other brothers, George and Henry were born later than Jacob and John. Valentine is an unknown. But it would make sense for the two brothers, Jacob and John, being close in age to join Army together....

Andreas and Catrina Baptized an unnamed son in Fredrick Co, MD at the Evangelich Reformed Church born Dec.17, 1761, bp April 25, 1762.

Andreas Buschon in entry for Buschon, "Maryland, Births and Christenings, 1650-1995"

Name: Buschon
Gender: Male
Baptism/Christening Date: 25 Apr 1762
Baptism/Christening Place: Fredrick, Fredrick, Maryland
Birth Date: 17 Dec 1761
Birthplace: Fredrick, Fredrick, Maryland
Death Date:
Name Note:
Race:
Father's Name: Andreas Buschon
Father's Birthplace:
Father's Age:
Mother's Name: Catharina
Mother's Birthplace:
Mother's Age:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C71182-1
System Origin: Maryland-EASy
Source Film Number: 13931
Reference Number: pg25

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When the city of Frederick was laid out in 1745, our congregation was worshiping in the schoolhouse of John Thomas Schley, the founder of Frederick and founder of our church, until a log church was built facing West Patrick Street in 1748. NOT Bushong!

Jane Nozler, daughter of Boston or Batan Nozler married Jacob Wishong in Mar 12 1796 in Montgomery Co, Va Marriage Book A. . Jacob is also listed as a Revolutionary Soldier. This Wishong is a different person than Jacob Bushong. Jacob Bushong was baptized on 25 April 1762 in Frederick County, Maryland.²

Valentine Bushong was born after 1773 in on the Cub Run, Augusta County, (later Rockingham County), Virginia. He died before 1817 in.

Ohio Ross County land transactions

22 July 1801 Ross County Ohio Deed Book 1, page 489
Jeremiah McLene, Ross County Sheriff, sells on courthouse step to
Catherine Beshong of Ross County, Ohio, Lot 254, Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio
formerly property of Valentine Beshong to satisfy debt to Lucas Fuller.

Deed dated 18 November 1817, John and Jennet Bushong, Jacob and Jane
Bushong, George and Martha Bushong, Henry and Isabella Bushong and James Bushong
and Margaret McCrery, all heirs and representatives of Catherine Bushong,
All of Ross County, Ohio and Barren County, Kentucky to Ephraim Doolitle of
Ross County, for consideration of $106, Lot 254.

Ross County Ohio Deed Book 1, Page 298 dated 16 March 1799*
Seller: James Scott of Ross County, Ohio
Buyer: Valentine Beshong of Ross County, Ohio
Consideration $60, Lot 254, Chillicothe. From Wikipedia, some excerpts about Ohio history....

Britain officially ceded the area north of the Ohio River and west of the Appalachians to the United States at the end of the American Revolutionary War with the Treaty of Paris (1783), but the British continued to maintain a presence in the region as late as 1815, the end of the War of 1812.

...As soon as the number of free male settlers exceeded 5,000, the Territorial Legislature was to be created, and this happened in 1798. ...Ross County was organized on August 20, 1798 with its seat at Chillicothe and was carved out of portions of Knox, Hamilton and Washington counties.

....Ohio was admitted as a state on March 1, 1803. 85 settlers petitioned Congress to reduce the size of tracts in the Virginia Military Lands from 640 to 160 acres [and other changes], to allow settlement instead of speculation. John and Lewis GRAVES were among the signers, along with Daniel BOLTINGHOUSE. October Term,1807
Supreme Court Book, pg 216.
Lucas Sullivant filed a Transcript of the record of a judgement obtained
against him by Valentine Bishong:
On 09 May 1807, Valentine Bishong sued out of the Clerks Office at the
Court of Common Pleas against Lucas Sullivant of a plea of Covenant broken:
damage $130. Sullivant agreed and promised to, and with the said Valentine and
his heirs, an inlot and outlot numbered eighteen and eighty in fee simple
siutate in the Town of North Liberty by a general Warranty Deed where upon
the said Bishong or James Scott should build, on or before the first of
June 1798, a good log house not less than 16 feet square and either person or
some other on their behalf in the Town of North Liberty for one whole year
insuing the first of June.
Valentine answers that he did pay and meet the conditions of the said Lucas
the aforesaid; however, Sullivan has not conveyed this property to him.
The jury found for the plaintiff $54.40 in damages. Pioneer Ohio Newspapers, 1793-1810, Karen Mauer Green, the Frontier Press,
Galveston, TX 1986.
pg. 179

Appearing in the Freeman's Journal and Chillicothe Advertiser, Vol. 1, Friday Sept. 1800, No. 20,
was a notice posted by Valentine Bishong, asking those indebted to him to settle their accounts.

Judy Cassidy. Catherine buys back Valentine's property, after it was sold to satisfy a debt......

Ross County Ohio Deed Book 1
Page 489
22 July 1801
Jeremiah McLane, Sheriff to Catharine Beshong, Lot 254 of Valentine Beshong

THIS INDENTURE made the Twenty second day of July in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and one between Jeremiah McLane, Sheriff of Ross County on the one part and Catharine Beshong on the other part WITNESSETH That the said Jeremiah McLane, Sheriff as aforesaid for and in consideration of the sum of Twenty six dollars to him in hand paid by the said Catharine Beshong hath this day sold and by these presents doth grant bargain sell release and confirm unto the Catharine Beshong her heirs and assigns forever one in Lot in the town of Chillicothe known by the No. Two hundred and fifty four TOGETHER with all improvements profits and appurtenances whatsoever to the said premises belonging to or in anywise appertaining and all the estate right title use interest property claim and and demand of Valentine Beshong which is formerly was and whose property and whose property it was executed and sold to satisfy a debt due to Lucas Fuller Sullivant to the said Catharine Beshong her heirs and assigns forever to the said proper use and behoof of her the said Catharine Beshong her heirs and assigns forever.
IN TESTIMONY Whereof I the said Jeremiah McLane as Sheriff as aforesaid have herewith set my hand and seal at Chillicothe in the County aforesaid this day and year first above written.

JEREMIAH MCLANE, Sheriff, Seal

TERRITORY OF THE UNITED STATES
ROSS COUNTY ss
Northwest of the River Ohio

Personally came before me a Justice of the peace for said county the within named Jeremiah McLane, Sheriff as aforesaid and acknowledged the within signing and sealing to be his act and deed. *vetting Indicates an interest in confirmation or additional research proving the ancestors of this individual.

* Valentine's place of birth is not known it is just a guess.
* Valentine's birthdate is just a guess...But he was iver 21, ib 1798, in order to sign petitions and buy land.. so the latest he could have been born is 1777, his believed to be older brother, Henry was born in 1771, si Valentine had to be born about two years after that - 1773.
So the range of years he could be born is between 1773 abd 1777. 28. Valentine signs the Petition of 1798 Scioto River Settlers to Congress: Genforum, posted by Judy Cassidy :
http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?john,wilmington::bushong::206.html. North Liberty drew few settlers
By ED LENTZ
Tuesday March 31, 2015 4:03 PM
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The Joshua Ewing marker, looking south toward Big Darby Creek.

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It is a rather lonely place to this day. And if one does not look closely while driving north on U.S. Route 42 from Plain City and across Big Darby Creek, the traveler might miss a small 1930s roadside park and a small stone marker within it.

The marker reads simply "Joshua Ewing -- 1765-1821 -- First white settler in Union County -- owned and cleared this land -- placed by Hannah Emerson Dustin Chapter -- D.A.R. -- 1934."

As far as it goes, the marker is absolutely accurate. But there is a lot more to this story, and it is a story closely linked to the founder of the place that would become Columbus.

In 1795, a frontiersman named Lucas Sullivant began to work as a surveyor in the Virginia Military District. Set aside to reward Virginia veterans of the American Revolution and to make some money for Virginia as well, the gigantic pie-shaped wedge of land stretched from the Miami River in the west to the Scioto River in the east.

But the land had not been settled until the long and bloody conflict with Ohio's Native Americans concluded with the Treaty of Greenville in 1795.

Within weeks of the signing of the treaty, survey work was underway. Sullivant and his crew experienced hardships and danger in their work and more than a few of these men were lost to raging rivers, falling trees and occasional encounters with Native Americans who had not heard of the Greenville treaty.

Like most frontier surveyors, Sullivant took his pay in land. In doing so, he occasionally took an extra step and laid out a town at a place he thought might prosper. One of those places was at the place where Mill Creek met the Scioto River near what is now Bellpoint in Delaware County. Another was at a bend of Big Darby Creek where the Darby Plains to the south met the forests of central Ohio.

He called his new town North Liberty and began to look for people to settle it. He did not have to look too far. Joshua Ewing and his younger brother, James, had come west from their home in New Jersey at the end of the American Revolution. Like many other young men of their generation, they liked what they found first in Kentucky and then in the Ohio Country.

Along the way they made the acquaintance of Sullivant. And Sullivant extolled the virtues and possibilities of his new town called North Liberty. Persuaded of the bright future of the new town, the brothers bought town lots in a North Liberty that only existed on paper and returned to New Jersey to collect their families and possessions.

In the spring of 1798, the Ewings set off by wagon for Ohio. Joshua had recently married Margaret Scott and she rode with him. James was accompanied by his aged mother, Cynthia, and his two sisters, Betsy and Mrs. Eunice Donaldson. Donaldson was a widow and her only son, Ewing Donaldson, came with her.

The Ewings arrived at the site of North Liberty and found nothing but an open field near the creek. They immediately set to work and soon had two log cabins erected and a small field of corn planted.

Joshua Ewing was trained as a surveyor and soon was at work surveying in what is now Madison and Union counties. James and the rest of the family tended the corn crop and waited for other settlers to arrive.

They did not come.

On May 23, 1800, Eliza M. Ewing was born to Joshua and Margaret Ewing at the family home in North Liberty. She was the first white female child to be born in Union County and, as things turned out, the only person who could claim to be a native of North Liberty.

Concerned about the nonexistent growth of North Liberty, the Ewings wondered why this was the case. It did not take the brothers long to see why North Liberty was a paper town. In the fall of 1797, Sullivant had laid out another town at the forks of the Scioto and Olentangy rivers and called it Franklinton.

In 1798, the same year the Ewings arrived in North Liberty, Sullivant decided to make his home in Franklinton. With the support and encouragement of Sullivant, Franklinton began to grow while North Liberty languished.

In 1800, the Ewings abandoned their cabins and moved to what they considered to be better land in what is now Jerome Township in Union County. The cabins were later occupied by Native Americans who chose to stay in Ohio.

Joshua and James Ewing had memorable careers of their own. At the time of his death in 1821, Joshua Ewing was the father of eight children and serving as the first auditor of Union County. James married, had two children and opened the first general store in Union County. He also brought the first sheep to central Ohio. He died in 1850.

And the only trace of North Liberty is that lonely marker by Big Darby Creek.

Local historian and author Ed Lentz writes the As it were column for ThisWeek News. On 17 March 1800, Ross Co. OH Land Records, Vol. I:298, James Scott of Ross
County sold to Valentine Beshong of Ross County LOT 154, but in the
following year, Ross Co. OH Land Records Vol. 1:489, we see that on 22 July,
1801, Jeremiah McLene, the Ross County Sheriff has the land. He then sold
this to Catherine Beshong of Ross County, LOT 254 in Chillicothe, FORMER
PROPERTY of Valentine Beshong, which satisfied the debt to Lucas Fuller. Did
Valentine actually live there, we dont' know, but since he does not appear
in any further records, it is difficult to know. Who else but his mother
would do this, buy her son's land back for him?
Six years later, however, Valentine claimed that yes he had met the
conditions, so on 9 May 1807, Valentine Bishong sued Lucas Sullivan out of
the Clerk's Office at the Court of Common Pleas, apparently it was a jury
trial and the jury found for the plaintiff $54.40 in damages. Lucas Sullivan
in turn files a transcript of the records of a Judgement against Valentine
in the Supreme Court, October Term of 1807. In the end Catherine ends up
as the owner of Valentine's land which she leaves to her other sons with no
mention of Valentine.

Jane *ANCI was born about 1778 in Virginia ? She and Jacob Bushong were married in.¹ She died after 1840 in Tippecanoe County, Indiana ??

Her married name was Jane *ANCI Bushong.¹ *ANCI Indicates an interest in additional research for ancestors of this individual.

* Jane is Jacob Bushong's wife, as proven in land records, but her last name is NOT Nosler/Nozler. There really is a Jacob Wishong-Wishon, who fought in the American Revolutionary War, he married Jane Nosler. As the record below indicates? Our Jacob Bushong lived in Montgomery County, Virginia. before he moved to Kentucky, so he could have returned there to marry.

Jane Nosler, daughter of Sebastion Nosler aka Boston or Batan Nozler married Jacob Wishong in 1797 in Montgomery Co, Va Marriage Book A. .

Groom's Name: Jacob Wishong NOT Bushong
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age:
Bride's Name: Jane Nozler
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age:
Marriage Date: 12 Mar 1796
Marriage Place: Montgomery County, Virginia
Groom's Father's Name:
Groom's Mother's Name:
Bride's Father's Name: Boston Nozler
Bride's Mother's Name:
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M86878-8
System Origin: Virginia-EASy
Source Film Number: 32633
Reference Number: P 62
Collection: United States, Revolutionary War Compiled Service Records, 1775-1783. Died after 1830, because believe she's with Jacob in the 1830 Census in Pickaway, Ohio. Believe this is Jane Bushong age is right and children lived in Tippecanoe Co.

Bushong
United States Census, 1840
Name Bushong
Event Type Census
Event Date 1840
Event Place Perry Township, Tippecanoe, Indiana, United States
Page 244

1 female age 50-60
1female 15-20
2 females. NOT Bushong!

Jane Nozler, daughter of Boston or Batan Nozler married Jacob Wishong in Mar 12 1796 in Montgomery Co, Va Marriage Book A. . Jacob is also listed as a Revolutionary Soldier. This Wishong is a different person than Jacob Bushong.

Johann Nicholas Bushong was born about 1693 in. He and Anna Magdalena Schaffner were married on 15 October 1715 in Schmalenberg, Südwestpfalz, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. He died about 1733, at age ~40, in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He was buried.

Johann Nicholas Bushong was also known as Johann Nicolas Boschung. 40-79-168 tan
115-78-204

blue
115-78(or 80)-205. 9 October 1732 -- Another picture of Suffering and Hardship.

"Sunday last arrived here Captain Tymperton, in 17 weeks from Rotterdam, with 220 Palatines - 44 died in their passage. About three weeks ago, the passengers dissatisfied with the length of the voyage, were so imprudent as to make a mutiny, and being the stronger party, have ever since had the goverment [sic] of the vessel, giving orders from among themselves to the captain and sailors, who were threatened with death in case of disobedience. Thus, having sight of land, they carried the vessel twice backwards and forewards between our capes and Virginia, looking for a place to go ashore, they knew not where. At length they compelled the sailors to cast anchor near Cape May, and eight of them took the boat by force and went ashore; from whence they have been five days coming up by land to this place. The eight men were committed to prison."

Ordinairily [sic]10 to 12 weeks were quite sufficient to make the passage. But these people saw no land after 12, 13, yea 14 weeks.

This ship was the pink "John and William" which reached Philadelphia on 17 October 1732, under Captain Tymperton from Rotterdam, according to vol. 17 second series of Pennsylvania Archives, page 72. A "pink" is a narrow sterned vessel.

--From Swiss & German Pioneers by Eshleman p. 245, quoted by Elinor V. Corbin in Our Albright and Allied Families (c) 1976, pg 38. So what ever happened to Captain Tymperton after the 1732 crossing? He's the Master of a coffee house......

from Exposition on the Common prayer
By Laurence Clarke, Samuel Butler

February 22 1737

The Bailiff's, we hear, have appointed Captain Tymperton, Master of Will's Coffee House, to succeed him", a Man well known and respected for his comical facitous disposition...

http://books.google.com/books?id=FNdbAAAAQAAJ&pg=PT128&lpg=PT128&dq=%22tymperton%22&source=bl&ots=kE4gClaXRt&sig=lxKMuMxd_r7SIJMi7CzJEe3Lwu4&hl=en&sa=X&ei=JYNZUpCdH7Sv4AP7-YHIBw&ved=0CDgQ6AEwAjgU#v=onepage&q=%22tymperton%22&f=false. Only five "pinks" - ships made the crossing

1. Palatines imported in the Pink Johnson of Lon-
don, David Crockatt, Mr, from Rotterdam, but last from Deal,
p. Clearance thence. Qualified Septemr 19th 1732.

2. "At the Courthouse aforesaid, Septr. 21st 1732. Seventy
two Palatines, who with their families, making in all One hun-
dred eighty eight Persons, were imported in the Pink Plaisance,
John Paret, Mr., from Rotterdam, but last from Cowes as by
Clearance thence."

3. "At the Courthouse aforesaid, Sepr 25th 1732. One hun-
dred and fifteen Palatines, who with their Families, making in
all ... Persons, were imported here in the Ship Loyal Judith,
of London, Robert Turpin, Master, from Rotterdam, but last
from Cowes, as by Clearance thence."

4. "At the Courthouse of Philadelphia, October I7th, 1732.
Sixty one Palatines, who with their families, making in all
One hundred and sixty nine persons, were imported in the Pink
John & William of Sunderland, Constable Tymperton, Master,
from Rotterdam, but last from Dover, as by Clearance thence."


5. At the Courthouse of Philadelphia, Septr 29, 1733.
Present The Honble Patrick Gordon, Esqr, Lieu' Governor,
Samuel Hasell, Esqr, Charles Reed, Esqr.
The Palatines whose Names are underwritten, imported in
the Pink Mary of Dublin, James Benn, Master, from Rotterdam,
but last from Plymouth. List of foreigners imported in the ship pink, John and William, of Sunderland, Constable Tymperton, Master, from Rotterdam. Qualified Oct. 17, 1732.69

(The original list is herewith given)
ALBRECHT, Antonia
ALBRECHT, Gerich
APFEL, Pieter
BRITBILL, Benedick
BRITBILL, Hans
BRITBILL, Hans Pieter
BRITBILL, Jacob
COOLER, Fridrich
DERST, Paul
DEYNEN, Johannes
DOOPEL, Hans Woolf
DUBO, Abraham
DUBO, Philip
EMICH, Hans
GEK, Hendrick
GERLOCH, Balsar
GETS, Conrad
GLAIS, Hans Philip
HARBYN, Pieter
Hendrick, Jacob
HOUBLY, Joseph
HUFFER, Gedon
HUFMAN, Johan Michael
HUGEL, Ludwick
HUNSAM, Johannes
HUVIGH, Pieter
KELYFER, Laurence
KEYL, Hans
KEYL, Hans Jacob
KOOYER, Jacob
KOOYER, Nicholaus
LORRENCE, Morris
LOW, Christian
LOW, Conrad
MARTIN, Hans Jerich
MATTS, Stephven
MELCHIONAR, Ludwick
MELCHIONAR, Philip
MENSER, Mathias
MEYER, Philip Melchior
MILLER, Michael
MOLL, Bartel
NAGEL, Johannes
PARISHON, Nicholus
PROOPS, Michale
PROOPS, Philip Jacob
REYNHART, Philip
ROENBACH, Hans Jerick
ROSLER, Laurence
RUBICHON, Mathias
SHEARE, Jacob
SHEDEICHER, Helflick
SHOOK, Johannes
SMIDT, Pieter
SMIT, Johan Michael
SPREAKER, Hans Jerick
STIS, Jerig Adam
STROPFIELD, Johan Martin
TROOKMILLER, Bastian
VANSETTEL, Johan Jerich
VIELARD, Casperrias
VIGILIE, Johannes
VINTENHELVER, Johan
VOSSELMAN, Hans Earhart
VYBERT, Jerich
WEYBER, Jacob
WEYMER, Bernard
WILT, Adam
WISEL, Fridrich
WYSEL, Michael
YEGE, Johannes

Women and Children
ALBRECHT, Barbara
ALBRECHT, Hans
ALBRECHT, Peter
APEL, Apalonia
BEVER, Christina
BEVER, Dorothy
BEVER, Jacob
BRITBILL, anna
BRITBILL, Maria
DE MEYEREN, Charl.
DUBO, Anna
EMICH, Dorothy
EMICH, Jacob
EMICH, Johannes
EMICH, Nicholus
GERLOCH, Maria
GETSON, Maria
GLASSEN, Maria
HARBYN, Margaret
HAUFMAN, EVA
HAUFMAN, Maria
HELFEREN, Christophel
HELFEREN, Maria
HUSSLICH, Bernard
HUSSLICH, Michael
HUSSLICH, Susan
HYVIGH, Barbara
KOOLER, Dorothy
KOOLER, Elisabeth
KOOTSON, Anna
KUYER, Barbara
KUYER, Johan David
KUYER, Maria Savina
LORRENCE, Barbara
LORRENCE, Jacob
LOWAN, Anna Fluf
LOWAN, Barbara
LOWAN, Christian
LOWAN, Margaret
LOWAN, Philip
MARGARETA, Elisabetha
MARTIN, Anna
Martin, Maria
MARTIN, Michael
MATTS, Cathrina
MELCHIONAR, Anna Fugo
MELCHIONAR, Luodwick
MELCHIONAR, Maria Katrina
MILLER, Caspar
MILLER, Cathrina
MILLER, Cathrina
MILLER, Christophbena
MILLER, Hans
MILLER, Michael
MOLL, Kairina
NAGELIN, Maria
PANCHSOn, Andreas
PANCHSON, Eve
PANCHSON, Hendrich
PANCHSON, Magdalena
PANCHSON, Maria
PROOPS, Cathrina
PROOPS, Felder
PROOPS, Michael
REVENOOCH, Johan
REYL, Cathrina
REYL, Maria
REYL, Michael
REYLEN, Eve
REYLEN, Jerick
REYN, Anna Hagel
ROSAR, Dorothy
RYNHART, Sophia
SHABEL, Cathrena
SHOOKEN, Cathrina
SHOOKEN, Hans
SHOOKEN, Maria
SHOOKEN, Maria
SHYNDECH, Marilas
SMIDEN, Gertruy
SMIT, Maria
SMITH, Anna
SPIS, Catharin
SPIS, Susanna
SPREAKERING, Cathrina
TROOKMILLER, Cathrina
VANSETTEL, Cathrina
VEYMERT, Barbara
VEYMERT, Johannes
VIELARD, Magdalena
VORG, Jacob
VYBERTON, Maria
VYBERTON, Susan
WYBERTON, Anna
WYSEL, Ablonia
WYSEL, Barbara
WYSEL, Susanna
YEGE, Paliana. Arrived on the pink "John and William" note, the ship's name is "John and William" the type of ship was a "pink" .....

Fourteen families from Northern Bas-Rhine went to Pennsylvania together in 1732 aboard the ship Pink John & William. ...Seven families resided at Lemback, Soultz, north and east of Uttenhoffen: Balser Gerlach and wife Maria; Ludwig Hugel; Christian Low, Conrad Low and wife; Anna Gluf Lowein, Philip Lowein, Christian Lowein, Barbara Lowein and Margaret Lowein; Johannes Nagel; Hans Georg Sprecher and wife Catharina Spreakering, Jacob Weber and wife... ??
from IGI
Andreas Buschum-Bushman
1718 -
Andreas Buschum-Bushman
birth: 1718 , , Switz.
death:
Johan Nicklaus Boshung-Bushman
birth: about 1692 , , Switzerland
death:
Margaret Eva
birth: 1696 of Toipstau, Pfalz, Germany
death:

Additional Information for Andreas Buschum-Bushman Citing This Record "International Genealogical Index (IGI)", database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/MMN5-CLW : accessed 2013-05-06), entry for Andreas Buschum-Bushman. One source for the Pennsylvania Gazette article of the arrival of the Pink "John and William" is the Bushong Bulletin Vol 1 no 4 pg 2.

From the Pennsylvania Gazette Oct 19 1732, issue #203

PHILA Oct 19 Sunday last arrived here Capt. Tymberton, in 17 weeks from
Rotterdam, the ship Pink John and William of Sunderland, with 220 Palatines,
44 died in the passage. About 3 weeks ago , the passengers, dissatisfied
with the length of the voyage, were so imprudent as to make a mutiny, and
being the stronger partyhave ever since had the Government of the Vessegiving
orders from among themselves to the Captain and Sailors, who were threatened
with death in case of disobedience. Thus having sight of land, they carried
the vessel twice backwards and forwards between our Capes and Virginia
looking for a place to go ashore, they knew not where. At length they
compelled the sailors to cast anchor near Cape May and some of them took the
boat by force and went ashore: from whence they have been five days coming up
by land to this place, where they found the ship arrived.Those concerned with
taking the boat are committed to prison.

There has been no list found of the "Mutineers." Story of a fellow passenger on the Pink "John and William"

From book, FAMILIES NOT FORGOTTEN, by Frances Ruth Hackworth:

Christophel PROBST was born 31 March 1661 in Kandel in the Palatinate in
Germany, this being the location of the religious upheaval precipitating
the exodus from this area to the new land of America. Christophel was
married to Eve Christine HOFFMAN and ten children were born to them
between the late 1680's and about 1714. Christophel's will shows the family
residing in Oberseebach, wherein he lists the children's names, including Philip
Jacob PROBST, my 7th great grandfather.

John Michael was a traveling potter, Johannes was a potter in Kandel in 1727.
He came to America in 1733. Philip Jacob was a potter of Oberseebach, he
came to America in 1732.
v. PHILIP JACOB BROBST, b. 30 Nov 1699, Kandel, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany; d. 27 Apr 1747, Albany Twp., Berks, PA.
http://www.fortunecity.com/millenium/kibble/93/brobst2.html

France controlled Alsace in 1720, therefore Philip & sons were French
citizens. Philip arrived in America 17 Oct 1732 on "John & William". Also Catrina
(Cerene), Michael & "Feldy" (Valentine) "PROOPS". Ship was last from
Dover. Landed in Philadelphia Co., PA...became Berks County. Philip bought 150
acres 1 Aug 1734 & 100 acres 25 Mar 1742, Albany Twp., Berks, PA. Family bible
shows Philip BROBST came from Germany, Dominion of Lower Lapson and settled in
Albany Twp. in 1734.

Philip Jacob PROBST worked in the town of Oberseebach of Alsace. Records
show he was born about 1690-1695 in Wurttemberg, Germany, and another record
states Dominion of Lower Lapson. France controlled Alsace in 1720 so Philip and
his family were French citizens. The town in Alsace where Philip and Cerene's
children were born is Oberseebach...the records state:"Philippe Jacques
Probst and Catharine, his wife, Lutherans, had these children found in the Parish
registers of Oberseebach: 28 August 1721 Jean Michel; 18 Feb 1724 Jean
Valentin; 29 December 1726 Jean Martin; 8 March 1731 Anne Marie."

Philip qualified in Philadelphia 17 October 1732. Interesting article on Mennonites and early Pennsylvania - the Bushong's immigrated as Swiss Reformed and attended Lutheran Church. A couple of later Bushongs are noted to have become mennonite...

Mennonite Persecution & Migration to America

Decades before the 1776 signing of the Declaration of Independence from British rule, people were fleeing Europe for the new world. The period during the late 1600's and well into the 1700's saw tens of thousands of migrants leaving to seek peace, freedom, and opportunity to build a better life. Many were fleeing tyranny and persecution from religion. Many settlers were quite poor when they arrived. The abusive conditions of their homeland did not offer an opportunity to improve their quality of life.

Decades before the 1776 signing of the Declaration of Independence from British rule, people were fleeing Europe for the new world. The period during the late 1600's and well into the 1700's saw tens of thousands of migrants leaving to seek peace, freedom, and opportunity to build a better life. Many were fleeing tyranny and persecution from religion. Many settlers were quite poor when they arrived. The abusive conditions of their homeland did not offer an opportunity to improve their quality of life.

Settlers to Pennsylvania and other colonies included persecuted people of Germany, then known as the Palatine, and Switzerland. The Palatinate was governed by "Duches", the regional authority ruling over their land on which Mennonites and other people lived and worked. The people of these regions, primarily of the Mennonite faith, had limited rights and freedoms to do what they pleased. They were restricted and heavily taxed by the government and the local landlords. For example, if they purchased rights to a property, the previous owner could later reverse the sale.

We include the following as it may be interesting and informative to the reader. It is an account of the struggle of immigrants to America as well illustrated by author John Ruth in his work titled "Maintaining the Right Fellowship". It gives clear insight to understand the conditions forcing migration and the measures taken, although minimal, to try to alleviate the migration and assist the suffering migrants.

An especially tumultuous year was 1709. This was one of the early years that saw a wave of emigrants from the German Palatinate traveling down the Rhine River to Rotterdam. Ships leaving the port of Rotterdam traveled to London. From London they hoped to find passage on ships to the new world. Arriving in Rotterdam, a group of Mennonites was said to have been so poor that they had brought hardly enough necessary clothing, much less money for the fare to London or the journey over the Atlantic. (Ruth 86) By late April, 852 Palatines were sent to England. The emigrants were arriving to the city of London in such large groups that more than 1,200 were sent in May with another 4,000 to follow less than a month later. The authorities in Rotterdam were becoming concerned at the size and cost of this human wave.

In London, crowds of British would gather to look at the poor Palatines or tease the Catholic emigrants traveling with them. As the flow of migrants remained uncontrolled, Queen Anne went to hear firsthand their reasons for emigrating from the Palatinate. A collection was legislated to accept donations. Officials debated about where to ship or how to employ the emigrants, with 1,000 arriving per week. (Ruth 87) Quakers in London, who interviewed them, found that their reason for leaving Germany was due to poverty and harsh conditions. The migrants had hoped the Queen would pay their fare to Carolina or Pennsylvania, claiming that they read books promising this. (Ruth 88)

By fall 1709, the refugee migrants arriving in London from Rotterdam were nearing 13,000. The government of Rotterdam sent two messengers up the Rhine River towards the Palatinate to stop any immigrants headed in their direction. By letting them know of the difficulties and payment of their return fares to the Palatinate, the two men believed that a thousand people may have turned around by their effort. But even after this, 1,100 more left the port of Rotterdam for London. The British government was now disgusted with this uncontrolled migration and was shipping back subsequent arrivals. A royal declaration was sent to the Continent warning that any who might still travel should turn around as they would find it useless, or that they should be able to support themselves. The campaign was effective, the groups of migrants reluctantly stopped coming. (Ruth 89)

In Switzerland, terrible persecution was also building. The Canton of Bern, Switzerland deported Anabaptists (including Mennonites), about the year 1710. (Ruth 89) A whole boatload of Mennonite prisoners, being deported, had been freed from their Swiss guard while coming down the Rhine river with sick men, women and children. (Ruth 90) The persecution against the Mennonites was bloody and severe.

In 1716, the Palatine region had a new, Catholic elector presiding over the people. He doubled the fee charged to the Mennonites for the privilege to practice their religion. He limited their land-purchasing privileges, which put pressure on some thirty Mennonite based communities. He did not relax restrictions placed against Mennonites from practicing trades. Taxes continued to be a heavy burden. And so, in 1716, a new desire to migrate began, which dwarfed the previous migration arriving to the port of Philadelphia. (Ruth 93)

The freedom in the new world that William Penn had received from the King was becoming known around the German region. Prior to this, Penn had traveled to the Palatine after hearing of the religious persecution there, and befriended the Mennonites. With his land, he was then able to offer them and others a place to build a community where people of all religions would live in peace. The Mennonites came to the new world to seek relief of heavy taxation and religious restrictions. Also important was the chance for them to buy land with their rights of ownership protected.

In 1717, many refugees were still leaving (or deported from) Bern, Switzerland, and not able to find permanent housing in Holland or the Palatine region. Pressure was again building to leave the Palatinate. (Ruth 95) Another wave of immigration began in 1717, including three shiploads of 363 immigrants arriving at Philadelphia late that summer. (Ruth 96)

Pennsylvania Royal British Governor William Keith became concerned about the volume of arrivals from Germany who had spread throughout the countryside. These newcomers had not carried any certificates from their homeland. Keith felt they should take some sort of oath or show loyalty in some way to the King. (Ruth 98)

A letter written (about 1726) by Peter Roth in Germany to his brother Johannes Roth in Pennsylvania says that they are heavily burdened. They are required to pay a militia tax, palace tax, building tax and a monthly tax. Also that there is an order by the civil authorities to sequester the property of all Mennonites for their earnest money. In 1725, a Mennonite family, named Landes, purchased a property near a Palatine village but it was nullified by the electoral regime after Catholics in the region objected. Afterwards, any member of the Catholic, Lutheran or Reformed churches could legally demand that Mennonites return their land purchases. (Ruth 104) This denial of a normal right (to purchase property) once again sent a shock of dismay through the Mennonite community. (Ruth 105)

To financially assist their European relatives and encourage them from trying to migrate, the Dutch Mennonites were sending substantial donations to the Palatine Mennonites,...the congregation at Rotterdam gave a Sunday offering of 1,487 guilders for this purpose (large for the time).

For the third time since 1709 another wave of emigrants was gathering. The Amsterdam "Committee", realizing that the emigrants would not be stopped no matter what they said, asked how many were coming. This caused them to send an urgent message to Pennsylvania that the preachers there should explain clearly to the congregation that they must not advise their poor friends to leave the Palatinate. The preachers were to say, that if the Palatines stayed at home they would receive help there. (Ruth 105)

Later, in 1732, there was another move by emigrants leaving the Palatinate sailing down the Rhine on large boats. As published in the Pennsylvania Gazette of 1732, they were reported to be fleeing "hard usage, intolerable servitude, and religious grievances" (qtd. in Ruth 109). When more than 3,000 emigrants of different religious persuasions had arrived in Rotterdam, the Mennonite Committee there finally decided they had enough of this migration. They passed a resolution, in July of 1732, that they would no more help the Palatines travel, for any reason whatsoever, except for return fare. This bold message seems to have had a considerable effect among the 600 or more Mennonite families remaining in the Palatinate. Afterwards, their migrations fell off sharply. (Ruth 109)

The Mennonite Committee also circulated discouraging stories of experiences aboard ships crossing the Atlantic. One ship carrying Palatines to Philadelphia, in 1732, had a worse journey than usual taking 4 months and losing 60 passengers. Another story of those arriving without the means to pay their fare, such as many of the younger immigrants, who were forced to be bound as a servant for 3 to 8 years to a master who would pay their fare and provide lodging. (Ruth 110)

Even the main body of the Schwenkfelder faith can be found arriving from Germany, in 1734. They fled a life of threats and harassment from living in a Catholic territory.

The immigrants took great risks to arrive in America. To give an idea of what they might have experienced on a sea voyage, the author Ziegler includes the following:

The immigrants were crowded together on small ships. Many of them slept in beds on the deck or on the deck floor itself. When a storm came up, they "reefed" the sails, fastened the rudder, and closed the portholes which left everyone sitting in darkness. Infants, children and elderly often died, sometimes without notice. If the trip took longer than expected, the food rations were often depleted because they ate too much in the beginning of the voyage. After a month and half at sea, when they should have been near land, soundings would be made to judge their distance to land. When they were close, those who survived were overjoyed. The gloom and despair onboard the ship was substituted by anticipation and prayer. A dairy entry by an unknown immigrant mentions that brethren and sisters came in small boats to meet the ship, with bread and fruit, for which the immigrants gave praise to the Highest, publicly onboard with singing and shouts of joy. The immigrants cried and thanked the Lord for having preserved them. (Ziegler 77-78)

Today, immigrants still arrive to the shores of America for similar reasons. This movement is reflected in the poem on the Statue of Liberty. It was written by a young Jewish girl, of her belief in the democracy of the United States, at a time when persecuted and repressed peoples were leaving in Europe. Her name was Emma Lazarus, born in 1849, in New York City. (FAU Libraries) In 1883, she wrote the words of "Lady Liberty" as if she were saying "...With silent lips, give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breath free. The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me. I lift my lamp beside the golden door!" (Lazarus)

Those happy in their homeland will more likely stay in their homeland, however, people around the world, repressed by social and economic conditions, will continue to look at America as a place where people live in freedom.

Sources:
Ruth, John L. "Maintaining the Right Fellowship" (Scottdale, Pa.: Herald P., 1984) 86-110
The Pennsylvania Gazette, October 5, 1732, in "Old Time News" PR, I (Dec.1894) 60. Quoted in Ruth 109.
Ziegler, Gertrude. "The Ziegler Family and Related Families in Pennsylvania". C.Campbell Printing: Zelienople, Pa. 1978. P77-78.
http://www.skippack.org/mennonite_persecution.htm. The Bushong immigrants were Swiss Reformed, when they arrived, later some of the family became Mennonite....

There were eight distinct waves of Mennonite immigrations that occurred between the late 1600s and post-World War II.13 The first three waves are relevant to the trends of my families that will be discussed later in this paper. In the first wave, between 1709 and 1759, “a few thousand Mennonites and some five hundred Amish immigrants found their way to North America.”14 As religious intolerance and persecution increased, the number of immigrants to America increased. The second wave of immigration was the largest in Swiss Mennonite history. It was during this immigration period, from 1707 to 1756, that approximately “three to five thousand Mennonites came to Pennsylvania primarily from the Palatinate along the Rhine River.” 15 During the eighteenth century, there were also significant Amish immigrations to America, particularly between 1735
10 Harry Loewen, and Steven Nolt, Through Fire and Water: An Overview of Mennonite History. (Waterloo: Herald Press, 1996), 164.
11 Ibid., 161.
12 Ibid., 166.
13 Cornelius J. Dyck, An Introduction to Mennonite History. (Scottdale: Herald Press, 1967), 145-147.
14 Loewen, 166.
15 Dyck, 146.

source: Bethany Leis

http://www.messiah.edu/siderinstitute/resources/In%20Pursuit%20of%20Religious%20Freedom%20-%20Bethany%20Leis.pdf. Religious Divisions
In 1890 Rheinhessen's (cf. History) population was 46.3% Evangelical, 49.3% Catholic, 0.3% Jewish. There were Mennonites centered in Uffhofen (72 souls), Ibersheim (233) and Monsheim (280). [1887 figures]
Court Districts
In 1900, the highest court was the Oberlandesgericht in Zweibrücken. The lower courts were
Landgericht Frankenthal with (6) Amtsgerichte: Duerkheim, Frankenthal, Gruenstadt, Ludwigshafen, Neustadt/Hardt, Speyer.
Landgericht Kaiserslautern with (9) Amtsgerichte: Kaiserlautern, Kirchheimbolanden, Kusel, Lauterecken, Obermoschel, Otterberg, Rockenhausen, Winnweiler, Wolfstein.
Landgericht Landau with (6) Amtsgerichte: Annweiler, Bergzabern, Edenkoben, Germersheim, Kandel, Landau.
Landgericht Zweibrücken with (9) Amtsgerichte: Blieskastel, Dahn, Homburg, Landstuhl, Pirmasens, St.Ingbert, Waldfischbach, Waldmohr, Zweibrücken.

source (also more history): http://www.genealogy.net/reg/RHE-PFA/rhein-p.html. From: Swiss & German Settlers of Penn. by H. Frank Eshleman ca 1917; p.245. The information in his book was taken from the Philadelphia Gazette of Oct. 1732. The following are excerpts of that article.

1732-Another Picture of Suffering and Hardships. Another picture of the dreadful experiences which ignorant Palatines subjected themselves to in their journey to our land.

"Sunday last arrived here Captain Tymperton, in 17 weeks from Rotterdam with 220 Palantines - 44 died in their passage. About three weeks ago the passengers dissatisfied with the length of the voyage, were so imprudent as to make a mutiny, and being the stronger party, have ever once had the government of the vessel giving orders from among themselves to the captain and sailors, who were threatened with death in case of disobedience. Thus, having sight of and they carried the vessel twice backwards and forwards between our ______ and Virginia, looking for a place to go ashore, they knew not where. At length they compelled the sailors to cast the anchor near Cape May and eight of them took the boat by force and went ashore; from whence they have been five days coming up by land to this place, where they found the ship arrived. Those concerned in taking the boat are committed to prison.

This ship was the "John and William" which reached Philadelphia Oct. 17, 1732, under Captain Tymperton from Rotterdam according to Vol. 17, Sec. Series of Pennsylvania Archives, page 72.

......It is indeed interesting to contemplate that these persons suffered such a discouraging experience on their journey here. What a facinating story they must have told their children and grandchildren of their desperate plight, at sea. No wonder they mutinied! Ordinarly 10 to 12 weeks were qute sufficient to make the passage. But these people saw no land after 12, 13, yea 14 weeks of patient sailing. Then they did at the end of 14 weeks or as the account states about 3 weeks before landing.

" Think of the scene on that ship from another point. According to the record there were 98 women and children on the vessel when it landed in addition to about the same number of men. What terror they must have experienced and how the children must have cried in terror. How desperately in despair were the mothers. How helpless all of them! Think too of the deaths -- 44 deaths that voyage. This is, one each third day dies and is sunk in the sea." page 246. Hallo Mr.Bushong,
here are the additions to the emigrated family of Nicolaus Buschon:

Buschon/Boschung/Buscheng Joh.Nicolaus * ab.1691, S.o.Johannes B. (born in Oberwil, Switzerland, immigrated in 1699 to Stelzenberg/Palatinate)
oo 15.Oct.1715 Schmalenberg/Palat.
SCHAFFNER Anna Magdalena * 27.Jan.1698 Schmalenberg, D.o.Samuel S.(born in Gränichen, Switzerland, immigrated ab.1695 to Schmalenberg) and Anna Margaretha KLEIN from Schmalenberg.
Children:
1. Maria Barbara *15.Nov.1715 Schmalenberg , died
2. Joh.Andreas *30.Jan.1717 Schm., konf.1731 Schm.
3. Maria Barbara *04.02.1719 Schm.
4. Joh.Henrich *03.Jan.1722 Schm.
5. Eva Elisabetha *09.Mar.1724 (Schm?)
6. Joh.Nicolaus *26.04.1727 Schm.
Emigration of this family to America was unknown in Palatinate until now.
Your maps show "Waldfischbach" as origin or town, your ancestors lived in. This is wrong and right: Schmalenberg is an own village, but belonged to the parish of Waldfischbach (I myself am born in Schmalenberg). Stelzenberg is only 10 kilometers distance to Schmalenberg.
Best wishes
D.Meyer. PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE NO 203, and NO. 225 in Oct 1732 and Mar 1733

PHILA Oct 19 Sunday last arrived here Capt. Tymberton, in 17 weeks from
Rotterdam, the ship Pink John and William of Sunderland, with 220 Palatines,
44 died in the passage. About 3 weeks ago , the passengers, dissatisfied
with the length of the voyage, were so imprudent as to make a mutiny, and
being the stronger partyhave ever since had the Government of the Vessegiving
orders from among themselves to the Captain and Sailors, who were threatened
with death in case of disobedience. Thus having sight of land, they carried
the vessel twice backwards and forwards between our Capes and Virginia
looking for a place to go ashore, they knew not where. At length they
compelled the sailors to cast anchor near Cape May and some of them took the
boat by force and went ashore: from whence they have been five days coming up
by land to this place, where they found the ship arrived.Those concerned with
taking the boat are committed to prison. There has been no list found of the
"Mutineers"

The Pennsylvania Gazette › 1733 › March › 15 March 1733 › Page 2, (NO. 225)

Advertisements. Those Palatines who came passengers from Rotterdam in the
Ship John and William, Constable Tymberton Commander, and have not yet paid
their passages, nor given security, are hereby required to make speedy
payment or to give good security to Mr. George McCall, Merchant in Phila.,
otherwise they must expect to be prosecuted as the law directs. Thir names
are as follows: Hans EMICH, Stephen MATTS,Frederich KOOLER, Michael
BLOEMHOWER, Hans Peter BRECHBILL, Hans BRECHBILL, Philip MELCHIONER, Nicholas
PASHON, George Adam STEES, Abraham DIEBO, Matthias MANSER, Hans RIEL, Casper
WILLSER, Philip Melchioner MAYER, John George WAHNZODEL. A son who died before the family arrivied in America. Unknown if in Europe or the Infamous voyage of the Pink "John and William"

note: Bavaria in German is Bayern

Germany Births and Baptisms, 1558-1898 for Johann Nicolas Buschong
Name: Johann Nicolas Buschong
Gender: Male
Baptism/Christening Date: 04 May 1727
Baptism/Christening Place: Waldfischbach, Bayern, Germany
Birth Date: 26 Apr 1727
Birthplace:
Death Date:
Name Note:
Race:
Father's Name: Nicolas Buschong
Father's Birthplace:
Father's Age:
Mother's Name: Magdalenae
Mother's Birthplace:
Mother's Age:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C02202-2
System Origin: Germany-EASy
Source Film Number: 1457592
Reference Number: P-32 #117. A daughter.....

Germany Births and Baptisms, 1558-1898 for Eva Elisabetha Buschong
Name: Eva Elisabetha Buschong
Gender: Female
Baptism/Christening Date: 19 Mar 1724
Baptism/Christening Place: Waldfischbach, Pfalz, Bayern
Birth Date:
Birthplace:
Death Date:
Name Note:
Race:
Father's Name: Nicolas Buschong
Father's Birthplace:
Father's Age:
Mother's Name: Magdalenae
Mother's Birthplace:
Mother's Age:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C02202-2
System Origin: Germany-ODM
Source Film Number: 1457592
Reference Number. Johan Nicholas Bushong

Birth: unknown,
Death: unknown

Johan Nicholas Boschung and his family arrived in October 1732, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, as German-Swiss Palatines on the Pink "John and William". He used the Anglicized spelling of his name - Bushong.

Nicholas and Magdalena had at least five children....

Henrich (1717)
Andreas (1718)
Maria
Eve (1724)
Johann Nicholas ( 1727 -1732)

Johan arrived in 1732, a year after his brother Jean Bushong (1692-1749)

Family links:
Parents:
Father Boschung

Spouse:
Magdalena Boschung

Children:
Maria Julianna Bushong Meixel (____ - 1895)*
Andreas Bushong (1718 - ____)*
Johann Nicholas Boschung (1727 - 1732)*

Burial:
Unknown


Created by: Rick Bushong
Record added: Oct 07, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 59736882. **DNA analysis of two of Hans Bushong and two of Andreas Bushong's descendants match, proving they share the same ancestor. Nicholas is Andreas' father.

Palatines arriving on the Pink "John and William." From Wikipedia...
In 1890 The lower courts were Landgericht Zweibruecken, one was Waldfischbach,
Waldfischbach-Burgalben
Waldfischbach-Burgalben is located in Germany
Location of Waldfischbach-Burgalben within Südwestpfalz district
Coordinates 49°17'5?N 7°39'15?ECoordinates: 49°17'5?N 7°39'15?E
Country Germany
State Rhineland-Palatinate
District Südwestpfalz
Basic statistics
Area 17.61 km2 (6.80 sq mi)
Elevation 250-280 m
Population 4,851 (31 December 2010)[1]
- Density 275 /km2 (713 /sq mi)
Other information
Time zone CET/CEST (UTC+1/+2)
Website www.waldfischbach-burgalben.de

Waldfischbach-Burgalben is a municipality in the Südwestpfalz district, in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. It is situated on the western edge of the Palatinate forest, approx. 10 km northeast of Pirmasens. Walfischbach-Burgalben is also located near Pulaski Barracks, Kapaun and Vogelweh Air Force Base.

Waldfischbach-Burgalben is the seat of the Verbandsgemeinde ("collective municipality") Waldfischbach-Burgalben. This town is twinned with Carentan, in Lower-Normandy (France). He immigrated to Stelzenberg, Kaiserslautern, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, in 1699. He immigrated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on 17 October 1732.¹

Anna Magdalena Schaffner was born on 27 January 1698 in Schmalenberg, Südwestpfalz, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. She and Johann Nicholas Bushong were married on 15 October 1715 in Schmalenberg, Südwestpfalz, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. She died about 1733, at age ~35, in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Her married name was Anna Magdalena Bushong. Anna Magdalena Schaffner was also known as Magdalena. Her married name was Magdalena Boschung. Magdalena Boschung

Birth: Jun 27 1698
Schmalenberg, Südwestpfalz, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Death: October 1732
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

Magdalena, wife of Johann Nicholas Boschung arrived as Palatines on the Sloop "John and William".


Family links:
Spouse:
Johann Nicholas Bushong*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Unknown

Created by: Rick Bushong
Record added: Oct 07, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 59736989. From IGI

Margaret Eva
1696 -

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Andreas Buschum-Bushman
birth: 1718
death:



Margaret Eva
birth: 1696
of Toipstau, Pfalz, Germany
death:
more

spouse:
Johan Nicklaus Boshung-Bushman
birth: about 1692
death:


Additional Information for Margaret Eva
Citing This Record
"International Genealogical Index (IGI)", database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/MMN5-ZVG : accessed 2013-05-06), entry for Margaret Eva. Buschon/Boschung/Buscheng Joh.Nicolaus * ab.1691, S.o.Johannes B. (born in Oberwil, Switzerland, immigrated in 1699 to
Stelzenberg/Palatinate)
oo 15.Oct.1715 Schmalenberg/Palat.
SCHAFFNER Anna Magdalena * 27.Jan.1698 Schmalenberg, D.o.Samuel S.(born in Gränichen, Switzerland, immigrated ab.1695 to
Schmalenberg) and Anna Margaretha KLEIN from Schmalenberg.
Children:
1. Maria Barbara *15.Nov.1715 Schmalenberg , died
2. Joh.Andreas *30.Jan.1717 Schm., konf.1731 Schm.
3. Maria Barbara *04.02.1719 Schm.
4. Joh.Henrich *03.Jan.1722 Schm.
5. Eva Elisabetha *09.Mar.1724 (Schm?)
6. Joh.Nicolaus *26.04.1727 Schm.
Emigration of this family to America was unknown in Palatinate until now.
Your maps show "Waldfischbach" as origin or town, your ancestors lived in. This is wrong and right: Schmalenberg is an own
village, but belonged to the parish of Waldfischbach (I myself am born in Schmalenberg). Stelzenberg is only 10 kilometers
distance to Schmalenberg.
Best wishes
D.Meyer


source: http://www.geneal-forum.com/phpbb/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=129&t=13908&sid=5e5f0f2fb2351f4b51976c03055f9d77.

Johann George Henry ("Henry") Bushong was born on 3 January 1722 in Schmalenberg, Südwestpfalz, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. He and Elisabeth were married before 1766 in. He died after 1774 in of Rockingham County, Virginia.

Johann George Henry ("Henry") Bushong was also known as Johann George Henrich Boschung. Arrived Oct 17 1732 on the Pink "John and William" note as under age of sixteen. *vetting Indicates an interest in additional research on ancestors of this individual.

added from this baptism register "Johann Georg Buschung, Eva's brother"

* date of birth is just a guess, sometime before Andrew/'s parents died, probably in 1733...

* "of York" is only from the Baptism...

*added from this record. (see Michael Schwartz and Eva Bushong)..

Through the cooperation of Dr. E. C. Ruby the
Register of the Conejohela or "Canadochly" Church in Windsor
Township [now Lower Windsor Township] was secured by The
Historical Society of York County in 1944, in order that a
translation and transcription might be made for historic
preservation and public reference.

The following copy of the records is literal in
every respect except the form of record. This is changed
in the interestof uniformity and conciseness. The
spelling of the personal names is entirely unchanged.

The original register, used continuously for
almost a century and a quarter, measures approximately
eight and one-fourth by twelve and one-fourth by one and
three-fourth inches. It is bound in much-worn brown
leather.


York: Edith Beard Cannon
May 1st, 1945

NOTE: Additions made by the contributor or archivist added in [ ].

CONEJOHELA OR CANADOCHLY CHURCH REGISTER

Birth Baptism
Year Mo Da Year Mo Da Child_Given Surname Father's Given Mother Given's Sponsors / Comments Line Page

1763 1 9 1763 1 16 Anna Elisabeta Schwartz Michael Eva Buschung Johann Georg Buschung, Eva's brother & Anna Elisabeta, Jacob Dellinger's youngest single dau. Annah 67 4

http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/york/church/records/canadochlybap01.txt


Anna Elisabeta Schwartz, Birth: 1763 January 9; Baptism: 1763 January 16
Parents: Michael and Eva Buschung Sponsors: Johann Georg Buschung, and Anna Elisabeta Dellinger. From: Abstract of Land Grant Surveys, 1761-1791, By Peter Cline Kaylor, George Warren Chappelear, published 1938. page 238

http://books.google.com.mx/books?id=fh15JHuhvtIC&printsec=frontcover&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=bushong&f=false

further...
Page 28
Robert Williams, 240 acres, Cub Run. Adjoining George Carpenter, William English. Jan 31 1763

Page 238
George Carpenter, Sr., 150 acres, Head Branches of Cub Run. Adjoining David Laird and his own land May 24 1774.
John Carpenter, 110 acres, branch of the Cub Run. Adjoining his father and Henry Bushong. May 27, 1774.
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The Gazetteer of Virginia, Volume 8, Issue 232
By Henry Gannett

Cub Run a small left had branch of the Shenandoah River in Rockingham County. Pennsylvania German Church Records in Three Volumes
Genealogical Publishing Company Inc., 1983
Page 420, Birth Records, Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Philadelphia

Bauer, Elisabeta dr. of Nichaus and wife; born March 16 (1766); bap. June
15, 1766
Sponsors: George Bishing and w. Elisabeth. From church records

4. Joh.Henrich *03.Jan.1722 Schm.

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also... Notice the different last name spelling

Johann Henrich Busch
Deutschland Geburten und Taufen, 1558-1898
Name: Johann Henrich Busch
Event Date: 1722
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 03 Jan 1722
Birth Year: 1722
Christening Date: 11 Jan 1722
Christening Place: Waldfischbach, Bayern, Germany
Father's Name: Nicolas Busch
Mother's Name: Magdalenae.
Anna Elisabeta Schwartz, Birth: 1763 January 9; Baptism: 1763 January 16
Parents: Michael and Eva Buschung Sponsors: Johann Georg Buschung, and Anna Elisabeta Dellinger

? did Johann Henry George Bushong marry Anna Elisabeta Dellinger Jacob Dellinger's youngest single daughter?
NO, she married in1766, Phillip Gohn...

Eva Elisabetha Bushong was born on 19 March 1724 in Schmalenberg, Südwestpfalz, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. She and Michael Schwartz were married before 1757 in , Pennsylvania. She died before 1770 in Tulpehocken, Berks County, Pennsylvania.

Her married name was Eva Elisabetha Schwartz. Arrived Oct 17 1732 on the Pink "John and William" note as under age of sixteen. Germany Births and Baptisms, 1558-1898 for Eva Elisabetha Buschong
Name: Eva Elisabetha Buschong
Gender: Female
Baptism/Christening Date: 19 Mar 1724
Baptism/Christening Place: Waldfischbach, Pfalz, Bayern
Birth Date:
Birthplace:
Death Date:
Name Note:
Race:
Father's Name: Nicolas Buschong
Father's Birthplace:
Father's Age:
Mother's Name: Magdalenae
Mother's Birthplace:
Mother's Age:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C02202-2
System Origin: Germany-ODM
Source Film Number: 1457592
Reference Number. A daughter

Eva Schwartz, "Pennsylvania, Births and Christenings, 1709-1950"
Name: Eva Schwartz
Gender: Female
Event Type: Christening
Event Date: 13 Dec 1767
Event Place: CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH,YORK,YORK,PENNSYLVANIA
Birth Date: 25 Nov 1767
Birthplace:
Death Date:
Name Note:
Race (Original):
Father's Name: Michael Schwartz
Father's Birthplace:
Father's Age:
Mother's Name: Eva
Mother's Birthplace:
Mother's Age:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C50686-1
System Origin: Pennsylvania-ODM
GS Film number: Q974.841 Y1 V2Y V5-6. A son.

John Schwartz, "Pennsylvania, Births and Christenings, 1709-1950"
Name: John Schwartz
Gender: Male
Event Type: Christening
Event Date: 11 Aug 1765
Event Place: CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH,YORK,YORK,PENNSYLVANIA
Birth Date: 07 Aug 1765
Birthplace:
Death Date:
Name Note:
Race (Original):
Father's Name: Micharel Schwartz
Father's Birthplace:
Father's Age:
Mother's Name: Eva
Mother's Birthplace:
Mother's Age:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C50686-1
System Origin: Pennsylvania-ODM
GS Film number: Q974.841 Y1 V2Y V5-6
Reference ID. Michael Schwartz and Eva Elisabeta Bushong Children*

1. Anna Margaret: Birth: 25 Jan 1758, Baptism: 12 Feb 1758
Michael Schwartz wf Eva Busching, Sponsors: George Dietz, Margaret Schmid
2. Johann Michael Schwartz: Birth: 1760 August 3, Baptism: 1760 August 3
Parents: Michael and Eva Buschung Sponsors: Michael Konig and Catharina
3. Anna Elisabeta Schwartz, Birth: 1763 January 9; Baptism: 1763 January 16
Parents: Michael and Eva Buschung Sponsors: Johann Georg Buschung, and Anna Elisabeta Dellinger
4. John Schwartz: Birth: 07 Aug 1765 Christening: 11 Aug 1765
Father's Name: Michael Schwartz, mother Eva
5. Eva Schwartz: Birth: 25 Nov 1767 Christening: 13 Dec 1767
Father's Name: Michael Schwartz, mother Eva

*there could be others that did not survive or aren't listed

* these taken from church records, see each child's individual notes.. HOFFMAN REFORMED CHURCH, 1781-1855

Page 296:
Parents: Michael Schwartz wf Eva Busching
Baptism: Anna Margaret, b. 25 Jan 1758, bp. 12 Feb 1758
Sponsors: George Dietz, Margaret Schmid
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York County Archives Religious Records:

Conejohela or Canadochly Church Records:

Anna Margaretha Schwartz
Birth: 1758 January 25
Baptism: 12 February 1758
Parents: Michael and Eva Buschung
Sponsors: Georg Dietz and Anna Margaretha Schmid

Johann Michael Schwartz
Birth: 1760 August 3
Baptism: 1760 August 3
Parents: Michael and Eva Buschung
Sponsors: Michael Konig and Catharina

Anna Elisabeta Schwartz
Birth: 1763 January 9
Baptism: 1763 January 16
Parents: Michael and Eva Buschung
Sponsors: Johann Georg Buschung, and Anna Elisabeta, Jacob
Dellinger's youngest single daughter Annah. CONEJOHELA OR CANADOCHLY CHURCH REGISTER

Birth Baptism
Year Mo Da Year Mo Da Child_Given Surname Father's Given Mother Given's Sponsors / Comments Line Page

1758 1 25 1758 2 12 Anna Margaretha Schwartz Michael Eva Buschung Georg Dietz & Anna Margaretha Schmid 65 4
1760 8 3 1760 8 3 Johann Michael Schwartz Michael Eva Buschung Michael Konig & Catharina 66 4
1763 1 9 1763 1 16 Anna Elisabeta Schwartz Michael Eva Buschung Johann Georg Buschung, Eva's brother & Anna Elisabeta, Jacob Dellinger's youngest single dau. Annah 67 4

http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/york/church/records/canadochlybap01.txt


Anna Elisabeta Schwartz, Birth: 1763 January 9; Baptism: 1763 January 16
Parents: Michael and Eva Buschung Sponsors: Johann Georg Buschung, and Anna Elisabeta Dellinger. Extracted from Michael Schwartz's 1786 estate papers...
Wife Susannah
Issue Six shildren
George Schwartz, eldest son and heir at law of Michael Schwartz..., and Michael, John, Anna Margaret, Elizabeth and Barbara. The said Michael, John, and Barbara being yet in the minoirity [as of June 14 1792]...

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