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Ynyr ap ("Lord of Gwent") Dyfnwal Lord of Gwent was born about 900 in Gwent, Wales.¹ He died.

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Dyfnwal ap Dyfnwal was born about 902 in Gwent, Wales. He died.

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Benjamin Harrison Bushong was born on 8 July 1888 in McMinn County, Tennessee - just south of Sweetwater, Monroe County, Tennessee. He and Sarah Irene McAfee were married on 17 November 1910 in Saint Marys, Auglaize County, Ohio. He and Clara M. Kellermeyer were married on 21 June 1921 in Saint Marys, Ohio. He died on 10 April 1976, at age 87, in Madera, Madera County, California. He was buried in Arbor Vitae Cemetery, Madera, Madera County, California.

Benjamin Harrison Bushong was a Refrigerator Repair. Photograph available. The Rick Bushong Collection.

Often stated that Ben Bushong was born in Sweetwater, Tennessee, which is in Monroe County, but he was really born about 3 miles south of Sweetwater, about a mile over the McMinn County Line, on the Bushong Tennessee Family farm. Groom's Name: Benjamin Bushong
Groom's Birth Date: 1887
Groom's Birthplace: Sweetwater, Tennessee
Groom's Age: 23
Bride's Name: Sarah Mcafee
Bride's Birth Date: 1888
Bride's Birthplace: Dickinson Co., Kansas
Bride's Age: 22
Marriage Date: 17 Nov 1910
Marriage Place: Auglaize Co., Ohio
Groom's Father's Name: Joseph H. Bushong
Groom's Mother's Name: Annie Beardsly
Bride's Father's Name: Oliver P. Mcafee
Bride's Mother's Name: Amanda E.
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status: Single
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status: Single
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M02355-5
System Origin: Ohio-EASy
Source Film Number: 963060
Reference Number: 3266
Collection: United States Census, 1880. United States Census, 1930 for Benjamin Bushong
Name: Benjamin Bushong
Event: Census
Event Date: 1930
Event Place: Saint Marys, Auglaize, Ohio
Gender: Male
Age: 42
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Birthplace: Tennessee
Estimated Birth Year: 1888
Immigration Year:
Relationship to Head of Household: Head
Father's Birthplace: Ohio
Mother's Birthplace: Ohio
Enumeration District Number: 0020
Family Number: 295
Sheet Number and Letter: 11A
Line Number: 16
NARA Publication: T626, roll 1752
Film Number: 2341486
Digital Folder Number: 4638891
Image Number: 00994

Household Gender Age
Benjamin Bushong M 42 Tennessee/Ohio/Ohio
Spouse Clara Bushong F 39 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio
Child Vernon Bushong M 18 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio
Child Helen Bushong F 16 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio
Child Clyde Bushong M 13 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio
Child Richard Bushong M 7 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio. Stone photo present - double with Clara - personal photo present

Benjamin Harrison "Ben" Bushong

Birth: Jul. 8, 1888
McMinn County
Tennessee, USA
Death: Apr. 10, 1976
Madera
Madera County
California, USA

Family links:
Parents:
Joseph H Bushong (1844 - 1900)
Annie B Beardsley Bushong (1845 - 1939)

Spouses:
Sarah Irene McAfee Bushong (1888 - 1919)
Clara M Kellermeyer Bushong (1889 - 1972)

Children:
Vernon McAffee Bushong (1911 - 1966)*
Helen Lorain Bushong Cremean (1914 - 2009)*
Clyde Joseph Bushong (1916 - 2009)*

Burial:
Arbor Vitae Cemetery
Madera
Madera County
California, USA
Plot: The Mausoleum

Created by: Rick Bushong
Record added: Aug 15, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 57114458. Address: 117 North Sturgeon St., St Marys, Ohio
employee by Auglaize Box Board Co.

Benjamin Harrison Bushong, "United States, World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942"
Name: Benjamin Harrison Bushong
Event Type: Draft Registration
Event Date: 1942
Event Place: St Marys, Auglaize, Ohio
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 08 Jul 1888
Affiliate Publication Title: World War II Draft Cards (4th Registration) for the State of Ohio
Affiliate Publication Number:
Affiliate ARC Identifier: 623234
GS Film number: 2371941
Digital Folder Number: 004143188
Image Number: 04377. Address 521 N Auglaize Ave, St Marys, Ohio
employed as: check clerk at L& W

Benjamin Bushong, "United States, World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918"
Name: Benjamin Bushong
Event Type: Draft Registration
Event Date: 1917-1918
Event Place: Auglaize County, Ohio, United States
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 08 Jul 1888
Birthplace: Sweetwater, Tennessee, United States
Nationality: United States
Affiliate Publication Title: World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards
Affiliate Publication Number: M1509
GS Film number: 1819741
Digital Folder Number: 005253636
Image Number: 01586. He was a Foreman in a paper pulp mill. in Marysville, Ohio, in 1945.

Joseph Hill Bushong was born on 23 June 1844 in Columbus Grove, Putnam County, Ohio. He and Anna J. "Annie B." ("Annie B") Beardsley were married on 30 August 1866 in Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio. He died on 10 July 1900, at age 56, in McMinn County, Tennessee - just south of Sweetwater, Tennessee. He was buried in July 1900 in County Line Cemetery, McMinn County, Tennessee - just south of Sweetwater.^2,3

The National Tribune
Washington DC
24 April 1884
Page 2, Column 4

I like the Household department very much. My papa was in the war four years. He belonged to Company D, 21st Regiment, O. V. V. I. He likes to read the letters from the old soldiers. We moved here from Ohio a year ago last September. We have Union and ex-Confederate neighbors, and like both. The people here are great lovers of flowers, especially house plants. Many of them have "pits", with sash covers to keep them in through the cold weather; they bloom all winter, and are more healthy than if kept in the house all the time. I have some I brought from Ohio that I prize very highly on account of associations connected with them. Some of these and some of the plants I have gotten since we came here are infested with small white worms at the roots. Will some one who knows please tell me a remedy.
Josie Bushong, Sweetwater, Tennessee. Organized at Columbus, August 11, 1880; reorganized at Cincinnati, September 15, 1881." 16
Document Source

Union ex-prisoners of war association. Ohio

Publisher:Columbus : Ohio State Journal Print. Est.Collection:Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center

BUSHING, JOSEPH. Co. D, 21st O. V. Captured at Stone River, April, 1862. Resi-
dence, Columbus Grove, Putnam county, Ohio."'. -
A list of COMPANY D.
Mustered in Sept. 19, 1861, at Findlay, O., by E. Morgan Wood, Captain 15th
Infantry, U. S. A. Mustered out July 25,1865, at Louisville, Ky., by Geo. H.
Tracy, Captain 15th Infantry, U. S.A.

Date of Entering Period of
Names Rank Age Service Service Remarks
Matthew Ewing Captain. 26 Sept. 19, 1861 3 yrs. Resigned Feb. 20, 1863.
Charles W. Allen Captain. 22 Sept. 19, 1861 3 yrs. Promoted to 1st Lieutenant from 2d Lieutenant Jan. 21, 1862; Captain Feb. 20, 1863; wounded Sept. 20, 1863, in battle of Chickamauga, Ga.; discharged Oct. 4, 1864.
Matthew H. Chance 1st Lieut. 36 Sept. 19, 1861 3 yrs. Resigned Jan. 21, 1862.
Thomas Anderson 1st Lieut. 22 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Promoted to 2d Lieutenant from 1st Sergeant Jan. 21, 1862; 1st Lieutenant Mar 2, 1863; discharged Jan. 23, 1865.
Christian B. Sholty 1st Lieut. 27 Sept. 1, 1861 3 yrs. Promoted to 2d Lieutenant from 1st Sergeant Co. G Feb. 29, 1864: 1st Lieutenant Feb. 10, 1865; mustered out with company July 25, 1865.
Wilson J. Vance 2d Lieut. 18 Aug. 22, 1861 3 yrs. Promoted from private Co. B May 2, 1862; resigned April 2, 1864.
Celestine Croehard 1st Sergt. 27 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Appointed from Sergeant Jan. 1, 1864; mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
David C. Pugh 1st Sergt. 33 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered as Corporal; appointed 1st Sergeant; discharged Aug. 6, 1862, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.
Alexander G. Anderson Sergeant 20 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out Sept. 23, 1864, on expiration of term of service.
Daniel Fairchild Sergeant 21 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out Sept. 26, 1864, on expiration of term of service.
Oscar A. Clark Sergeant 28 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Wounded July 9, 1864, in battle near Chattahoochee River, Ga.: absent, sick; mustered out July 25, 1865, by order of War Department; veteran.
Quincy A. Randalls Sergeant 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Appointed Corporal Jan. 1, 1R64; Sergeant Oct. 1, 1864; mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
Myron Warrington Sergeant 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Appointed Corporal Jan. 1, 1864; Sergeant April 1, 1865; mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
John H. Askam Sergeant 23 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Appointed Corporal April 27, 1864; wounded May 4, 1864, in action near Resaca, Ga.; appointed Sergeant April 1, 1865: died June 22, 1865, in hospital at Chattanooga, Tenn.; veteran.
James Russell Sergeant 27 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged Aug. 4, 1862, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.
William E. Coyn Sergeant 20 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged Dec. 5, 1862, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.
William L. Trask Corporal 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Killed Dec. 31, 1862, in battle of Stone River, Tenuessee.
Ezekiel Jones Corporal 22 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Killed July 9. 1864, in action near Vining Station, Ga.; veteran.
Francis Lindsey Corporal 23 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Killed July 23, 1864, in action near Atlanta, Ga.; veteran.
Jacob Corrine Corporal 32 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs.
John L. Hart Corporal 19 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Appointed Corporal April 27, 1864; captured March 19, 1865, at battle of Bentonville, N. C.; mustered out June 13, 1865, at Camp Chase, O., by order of War Department; veteran.
David H. Randalls Corporal Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Appointed Corporal March 1, 1865; mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
Charles Welson Corporal 19 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Appointed Corporal April 1, 1865; captured March 19, 1865, at battle of Bentonville. N. C.; mustered out June 20, 1865, at Camp Chase, O.; veteran.
Lewis Weber Corporal 37 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Appointed Corporal April 1, 1865; mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
Aaron Gingery Corporal 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Appointed Corporal April 1, 1865: mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
William Bunne Corporal 32 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Appointed Corporal April 1, 1865; mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
Martin Blodget Corporal 29 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged Jan. 4, 1864, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.
Oliver P. Baughman Corporal 25 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Captured Sept. 20, 1863, at battle of Chickamauga, Ga. No further record found.
Jackson Sylvis Corporal 34 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Wounded July 9, 1864, in aclion near Chattahoochee River. Ga.; discharged Feb. 28, 1865, by order of War Department, veteran.
Valentine Coyn Corporal 22 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps.
James Warmsley Musician 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Promoted to Principal Musician.
Alexander Long Musician 31 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out Sept. 26, 1864, on expiration of term of service.
Elam D. Fairchild Musician 18 Feb. 11, 1863 3 yrs. Mustered out July 25, 1865, by order of War Department.
Washington McCave Musician 28 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged Aug. 26, 1862, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.
Calvin B. Sherrard Wagoner 35 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. On muster-in roll, but no record of muster-out found.
Henry Leiter Wagoner 33 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out Sept. 23, 1864, on expiration of term of service.
Ozra D. Byers Wagoner 19 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Killed July 9, 1864, in action near Vining Station, Ga.; veteran.
Adams, John Private 22 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Died June 1, 1863, at Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Armbrecht, August Private 35 Feb. 1, 1862 3 yrs. Captured Sept. 20, 1863, at battle of Chickamauga, Ga.; died July 24, 1864, in Rebel Prison at Andersonville Ga.
Baughman, Abraham Private 19 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out Sept. 23, 1864, on expiration of term of service.
Burgess, Robert Private 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out Sept. 26, 1864, on expiration of term of service.
Bordener, Henry Private 25 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Died March 31, 1862, at Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Baughman, Theodore Private 20 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Died June 3, 1862, at Elk River, Tenn.
Bunn, Thomas Private 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
Bushong, Joseph Private 20 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
Batterson, Nathan Private 37 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out Aug. 2, 1865, at Louisville, Ky., by order of War Department; veteran.
Beemer, Henry Private 41 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged March 1, 1862, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.
Bardid, Frank Private 21 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged Oct. 13,1862, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.
Buckley, Elijah Private 20 Feb. 15, 1864 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865.
Baughman, Paul Private 43 Jan. 20, 1864 3 yrs. Died Jan. 11, 1865, in hospital at Madison, Iowa
Burgess, Bosta F Private 20 Feb. 18, 1864 3 yrs. Discharged June 13, 1865, by order of War Department.
Butler, Willis H. Private 18 Feb. 18, 1864 3 yrs. Discharged May 30, 1865, by order of War Department.
Croshow, John Private 19 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Killed Sept. 20, 1863, in battle of Chickamauga, Georgia.
Coon, Thornton Private 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Died Aug. 14, 1863, at Nashville, Tenn.
Carr, Daniel Private 20 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
Chase, Deloss Private 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Captured March 24, 1865, at Goldsboro, N. C.; mustered out June 9, 1865, at Camp Chase, O., by order of War Department; veteran.
Croshaw, Spencer Private 21 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
Croshaw, Fillmore Private 18 Jan. 13, 1864 3 yrs. Discharged March 12, 1865, by order of War Department.
Chaney, Charles Private 18 Feb. 22, 1864 3 yrs. Absent, sick , in hospital at Jeffersonville, Iowa; mustered out July 25, 1865, by order of War Department.
Cramer, William W. Private 44 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged March 17, 1862, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.
Clover, Edward H. Private 25 June 13, 1863 3 yrs. Discharged May 17, 1865, by order of War Department.
Crowl, Edson G. Private 18 Sept. 2, 1862 3 yrs. Wounded June 2, 1864, in action; discharged June 5, 1865, by order of War Department.
Darron, Madison Private 19 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Wounded Sept. 1, 1864, in battle of Jonesboro, Ga.; mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
Dunham, Joseph Private 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
Davis, Henry Private 19 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged May 14, 1862, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.
Davey, William Private 18 Sept. 1, 1862 3 yrs. Discharged May 4, 1863, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.
Dettwiler, William W. Private 29 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Promoted to Hospital Steward March 25, 1862.
Dunham, Daniel H. Private 18 Nov. 23, 1863 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865.
Erb, Perry Private 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
Elms, Benjamin Private 39 Dec. 25, 1863 3 yrs. Mustered out July 31, 1865, at Louisville, Ky., by order of War Department.
Folk, William Private 32 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
Frantz, James Private 20 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Wounded July 9, 1864, in action near Chattahoochee River. Ga.; mustered out, by order of War Department.
Fike, Peter Private 19 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Killed March 24, 1865, near Goldsboro, N. C.; veteran.
Gails, John C. Private 24 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Died Nov. 26, 1861, at Cincinnati, O.
Gingery, John Private 19 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Wounded July 9, 1864, in battle near Vining Station, Ga.; died Feb. 20, 1865, in hospital at Nashville, Tenn.; veteran.
Hunly, John G. Private 26 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out Oct. 22, 1864, on expiration of term of service.
Harris, Joseph Private 21 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out Sept. 23, 1864, on expiration of term of service.
Hashbarger, Henry D. Private 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out Sept. 23, 1864, on expiration of term of service.
Haskins, Joab L. Private 29 Feb. 18, 1864 3 yrs. Killed May 11, 1864, in action near Buzzard Roost. Ga.
Hassen, John W. Private 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Died Dec. 23, 1863, at Nashville, Tenn.
Hubbard, Edson Private 21 Sept. 1, 1862 3 yrs. Died July 12, 1864, of wounds received July 9, 1864, in battle near Vining Station, Ga.
Hlbbert, William Private 24 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Captured Sept. 20, 1863, at battle of Chickamauga, Ga.; died Aug. 16, 1864, in Rebel Prison at Andersonville, Ga.
Hashbarger, Harvey L. Private 29 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged March 12, 1863, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.
Harris, Henry Private 21 Aug. 14, 1862 3 yrs. Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps Aug. 1, 1863, by order of War Department.
Hickerson, Newton Private 23 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Absent, sick; mustered out July 18, 1865, at Washington, D. C., by order of War Department; veteran.
Harrit, Marion Private 19 Aug. 23, 1862 3 yrs. Discharged June 5, 1865, by order of War Department.
Kerns, Marshall Private 29 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out Sept. 23, 1864, on expiration of term of service.
Keene, John Private 27 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out Sept. 23, 1864, on expiration of term of service.
Kelsey, Edward Private 36 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged March 18,1862, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.
Klinefelter, John F. H. Private 18 Feb. 11, 1864 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865.
Kelsey, Edward Private 39 Feb. 22, 1864 3 yrs. Wounded Sept. 1, 1864, in battle of Jonesboro, Ga.; mustered out with company July 25, 1865.
Lindsay, John C. Private 26 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Captured Sept, 20, 1863, at battle of Chickamauga, Ga.; died July 20, 1864, in Rebel Prison at Andersonville, Ga.
Lindsay, William Private 31 Aug. 14, 1862 3 yrs. Wounded and captured Sept. 20, 1863, at battle of Chickamauga, Ga.: transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps Jan. 28, 1865. by order of War Department.
McDowell, Hugh Private 20 Oct. 8, 1862 3 yrs. Mustered out Aug. 7, 1863, on expiration of term of service.
McDowell, James Private 21 Oct. 8, 1862 3 yrs. Mustered out Aug. 7, 1863, on expiration of term of service.
McKinnis, Peason Private 20 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out Sept. 26, 1864, on expiration of term of service.
McBride, Richard Private 26 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out Oct. 3, 1864, by order of War Department.
McDowell, Hiram Private 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Killed Sept. 20, 1863, in battle of Chickamauga, Ga.
McBride, James Private 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Died Sept. 20, 1861, of wounds received July 9, 1864, in action near Vining Station, Ga.
Miller, Edward H. Private 23 Feb. 19, 1864 3 yrs. Died Sept. 2, 1864, of wounds received Sept. 1, 1864, in battle of Jonesboro, Ga.
McCreary, Thomas Private 22 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged Oct. l3, 1862, on Surgeon s certificate of disability.
McKinnis, William Private 30 Oct. 7, 1862 3 yrs. Discharged March 11, 1863, on Surgeon s certificate of disability.
Mills, Abraham M. Private 26 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged Dec. 5, 1862, on Surgeon s certificate of disability.
McIntyre, Ebenezer Private 43 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged March 1, 1863, on Surgeon s certificate of disability.
Miller, Alfred G. Private 21 Feb. 8, 1864 3 yrs. Discharged May 17, 1865, by order of War Department.
Morrison, Robert Private 32 Sept. 2, 1862 3 yrs. Died Sept. 26, 164, at Findlay, O.
Nelson, Robert A. Private 19 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Died Nov. 4, 1862, at Findlay. O.
Nelson, John Private 21 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
Payne, William G. Private 29 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Died Sept 22, 1863, of wounds received Sept. 20, 1863, in battle of Chickamauga, Ga.
Price, Lewis Private 23 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Died July 8, 1864, of wounds received July 6, 1864, in action near Vining Station, Ga.; veteran.
Payne, George M. Private 23 Aug. 21, 1861 3 yrs. Killed July 9, 1864, in battle near Vining Station, Ga.
Parker, James M. Private 31 Oct. 14, 1864 3 yrs. Mustered out May 8, 1865, at Tod Barracks, O., by order of War Department.
Perry, Awrista Private 18 Oct. 19, 1864 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865.
Radabaugh, William Private 32 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Killed Sept. 1, 1861, in battle of Jonesboro, Ga.
Radabaugh, Gilbert Private 21 Aug. 14, 1862 3 yrs. Died Jan. 20, 1863, at Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Rice, Aaron Private 20 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865; veteran.
Rouston, David R. Private 22 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865.
Rosecrans, Anson Private 36 Feb. 15, 1864 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865.
Rice, Seth Private 18 Feb. 18, 1864 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865.
Rice, Levi A. Private 20 Feb. 18, 1864 3 yrs. Mustered out with company July 25, 1865.
Stultz, John Private 30 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Mustered out Sept. 27, 1864, on expiration of term of service.
Stateler, William B. Private 18 Aug. 14, 1862 3 yrs. Killed Sept. 20, 1863, in battle of Chickamauga, Georgia.
Stevenson, Philip Private 21 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Died Jan. 21, 1862, at Bacon Creek, Ky.
Shiley, Andrew Private 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Died Aug. 28, 1862, at Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Scobby, George W. Private 19 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Died Sept. 24, 1863, at Chattanooga, Tenn., of wounds received Sept. 20, 1863, in battle of Chickamauga, Ga.
Stansfire, Henry Private 42 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged April 9, 1863, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.
Stewart, John Private 20 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged Dec. 27, 1863, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.
Stout, Isaac S. Private 19 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged April 4, 1864, on Surgeon's certificate of disability.
Shipley, Jacob Private 29 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Transferred to 9th Kentucky Cavalry Aug. 1, 1862.
Smith, Harvey H. Private 18 Oct. 12, 1861 3 yrs. Captured Sept. 11, 1863, at battle of Dug Gap, Ga.; mustered out June 3, 1865, at Columbus, O., by order of War Department.
Stout, John S. Private 18 Aug. 26, 1861 3 yrs. Discharged June 5, 1865, at Washington, D. C., by order of War Department.
Stout, James M. Private 18 Aug. 14, 1862 3 yrs. Discharged May 23, 1865, by order of War Department.
Simpson, Albert Private 22 Aug. 14, 1862 3 yrs. Discharged June 29, 1865, by order of War Department.
Smith, Abraham B. Priv. Photograph available. The Rick Bushong Collection.

Joseph H Bushong's Obituary

J.H. Bushong Dead---The announcement of the death of Mr. Joseph H. Bushong, which
occurred at his residence three miles west of Sweetwater, Tuesday night, at twelve o'clock, was
received with much surprise, and with sincere sorrow, by his many friends in this community.
Very few had even heard of his illness, which was of short duration, and to the members of his
family, the end came with a suddenness and force impossible to realize. The cause of his death
was peritonitis.
Deceased was born in Ohio and removed to Tennessee about fifteen years ago, and has since
been engaged in farming. He was a man of great industry, good habits and sound judgment. In all
his dealings he was governed by just and honorable principles. He was a member of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church at Small's, McMinn County.
He leaves a devoted wife and seven children, four sons and three daughters, besides a large
circle of relatives and friends, in this and other states, who will be deeply grieved on account of
his death. Two of his sons, Joe and Charles are in Ohio, and will not reach here for the funeral
services, which will be held this morning at County Line. Rev. M.A. Hunt will conduct the
services at nine o'clock, after which the interment will take place in the County Line Cemetery.
We join with the community in the general sorrow felt over his death.

The Sweetwater Telephone
Thursday, July 12, 1900. Civil War Service
56 Bushong, Joseph Union Infantry 21st Regiment, Ohio Infantry

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from the Bushong Bulletin Vol6 #1
1890 Tennessee Veterans Census
Bushong, Joseph
Mc-109-s
Pvt Co. D 21st Ohio Inf 6-26-1862 to 7-25-1865
Crippled in right hip and foot

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Private in Company D, the 21st Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Captured in Battle at Stones River, Tennessee, Dec 31 1862, during the Civil War. United States, Civil War and Later Pension Files, 1861-1917," Joseph Bushong
name: Joseph Bushong
rank: [BLANK]
company: D
regiment: 21
state: Ohio
arm of service: Infantry
date of filing:
state/arm of service:
company/regiment:
publication title: Organization Index to Pension Files of Veterans Who Served Between 1861 and 1900
nara publication number: T289
publisher: National Archives and Records Administration
collection title: Civil War Pensions. Viewed on the record...
married Aug 30 1866
Minister J.M. Crop

Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-1994," Joseph H. Bushong, 1866
name: Joseph H. Bushong
titles & terms:
event: Marriage
event place (standardized): Hancock, Ohio, United States
event place (other):
age:
estimated birth year:
birth date:
birthplace:
father:
father's titles & terms:
mother:
mother's titles & terms:
spouse: Anna J. Beardsley
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: 154
film number: 1299131
digital folder number: 004017480
image number: 00886. United States Census, 1900,"
Joseph Bushong, ED 78 Civil Districts 1-2, McMinn, Tennessee, United States
name: Joseph Bushong
titles & terms:
event: Census
event date: 1900
event place: ED 78 Civil Districts 1-2, McMinn, Tennessee, United States
birth date: Jun 1844
birthplace: Ohio
relationship to head of household: Head
father's birthplace: Ohio
mother's birthplace: Ohio
race or color (standardized): White
gender: Male
marital status: Married
years married: 33
estimated marriage year: 1867
mother how many children:
number living children:
immigration year:
page: 17
sheet letter: A
family number: 319
reference number: 29
film number: 1241585
digital folder number: 004118687
image number: 00269
enumerated.... 18 June 1900 by H. L. Hacker

Household Gender Age Birthplace
head Joseph Bushong M 56 Ohio
wife Annie B Bushong F 55 Ohio
daughter Margret D Bushong F 30 Ohio
daughter Annie Bushong F 16 Tennessee
son Ben H Bushong M 12 Tennessee. "United States Census, 1870," Joseph Bushong in household of Alfred Beardsley, Ohio, United States
Name: Joseph Bushong
Estimated Birth Year: 1844
Gender: Male
Age in 1870: 26y
Color (white, black, mulatto, chinese, Indian): White
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1870: Pleasant, Putnam County, Ohio, United States

Household Gender Age Birthplace
Alfred Beardsley M 65y New York
Margaret Beardsley F 53y Ohio
Dora Beardsley F 22y Ohio
Joseph Bushong M 26y Ohio
Anna Bushong F 25y Ohio
Emma Bushong F 3y Ohio
James Bushong M 2y Ohio. Stone photo present - double with Annie

Joseph H Bushong

Birth: Jun. 23, 1844
Columbus Grove
Putnam County
Ohio, USA
Death: Jul. 10, 1900
McMinn County
Tennessee, USA

Member, 21st Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry Company D

J.H. Bushong Dead

The announcement of the death of Mr. Joseph H. Bushong, which occurred at his residence three miles west of Sweetwater, Tuesday night, at twelve o'clock, was received with much surprise, and with sincere sorrow, by his many friends in this community. Very few had even heard of his illness, which was of short duration, and to the members of his family, the end came with a suddenness and force impossible to realize. The cause of his death was peritonitis. Deceased was born in Ohio and removed to Tennessee about fifteen years ago, and has since been engaged in farming. He was a man of great industry, good habits and sound judgment. In all his dealings he was governed by just and honorable principles. He was a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian church at Small's, McMinn County. He leaves a devoted wife and seven children, four sons and three daughters, besides a large circle of relatives and friends, in this and other states, who will be deeply grieved on account of his death. Two of his sons, Joe and Charles are in Ohio, and will not reach here for the funeral services, which will be held this morning at County Line. Rev. M.A. Hunt will conduct the services at nine o'clock, after which the interment will take place in the County Line Cemetery. We join with the community in the general sorrow felt over his death.
The Sweetwater Telephone
Thursday, July 12, 1900

Joseph H Bushong was the son of James S and Drusilla Stout Bushong, born 1844 in Columbus Grove, Putnam County Ohio.

August 26, 1861, during the Civil War, he enlisted as a private in Co. D of the 21st Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He was captured in The Battle of Stones River, at Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The battle was the 21st Ohio's seventh engagement, beginning Dec 31 1862. On the morning of the first day of battle, as the Union right wing defenses were over-run and collapsed, Joseph and twenty-five other men from the 21st Ohio were captured. That night, out in the cold sleeting rain, Joseph was penned up with the other prisoners of war, but on New Year's day, 1863, he was "paroled on the field", by the Confederates. This obligated him, not to fight for one year. Others captured were not so lucky, Joseph's company sergeant, Alexander G. Anderson (also from Putnam County) was sent to the infamous Libby Prison in Richmond, Virginia. Sgt Anderson survived and was later exchanged, but a full 38% of those in captivity perished. In the 21st Ohio, for the battle, along with the twenty-six captured, there were twenty-four killed one hundred and nine wounded. Joseph's cousin Cpl. William Bunn, was shot in the leg, he survived and rejoined the regiment. After spending a year of non-combatant duty, Joseph rejoined the regiment and participated, in General Sherman's infamous March to the Sea. Joseph was mustered out, with his regiment July 25, 1865 at Columbus Ohio.

Following the war, Joseph used part of the four hundred dollar bounty, received for his 1864 reenlistment, and bought a seventy five acre farm near Columbus Grove. On August 30, 1866, thirteen months after his discharge, Joseph married Anna J. Beardsley, in Findlay, Putnam County, Ohio. Anna was born January 17, 1845 in Putnam County. Her parents were Charles Alfred and Margaret Simpson Beardsley. Joseph and Annie had seven children together.

Often thinking of the beautiful and fertile land, he had seen and fought on, in Tennessee, Joseph and Annie moved by train, from Ohio to McMinn County, Tennessee, on September 26, 1882, where they bought a farm, just south of Sweetwater. Here, they farmed and lived, and daughter, Annie Frank and son Benjamin H. were born.

Joseph died in 1900, almost as a direct result of waving the flag, when he re-aggravated a war injury, hoisting a large sapling with a flag, for troops on a passing train, returning from the Spanish American War. A session later, behind the plow, was the final straw, and Joseph Hill Bushong was laid to rest in the County Line Cemetery, July 12 1900.

Family links:
Parents:
James S Bushong (1818 - 1895)
Drusilla D Stout Bushong (1822 - 1893)

Spouse:
Annie B Beardsley Bushong (1845 - 1939)

Children:
Emma Josephine Bushong Janeway (1867 - 1952)*
Herbert James Bushong (1868 - 1956)*
Margaret Drusilla Bushong Huffback (1870 - 1949)*
Joseph Roy Bushong (1874 - 1937)*
Charles Wilbert Bushong (1878 - 1947)*
Annie Frank Bushong Burd (1884 - 1955)*
Benjamin Harrison Bushong (1888 - 1976)*

*Point here for explanation

Burial:
Browder/County Line Cemetery
McMinn County
Tennessee, USA

Maintained by: Rick Bushong
Originally Created by: Theron Dowell
Record added: Dec 22, 2006
Find A Grave Memorial# 17117677. United States Census, 1850," Joseph Bushong in household of James Bushong, Riley, Putnam, Ohio, United States
name: Joseph Bushong
event: Census
event date: 1850
event place: Riley, Putnam, Ohio, United States
gender: Male
age: 6
marital status:
race (original):
race (standardized):
birthplace: Ohio
estimated birth year: 1844
dwelling house number: 48
family number: 49
line number: 40
nara publication number: M432
nara roll number: 723
film number: 444716
digital folder number: 004204502
image number: 00700

Household Gender Age Birthplace
James Bushong M 32 Ohio
Drusilla Bushong F 28 Ohio
John Bushong M 8 Ohio
Joseph Bushong M 6 Ohio
Hiram Bushong M 3 Ohio. Joseph Bushong
United States Census of Union Veterans and Widows of the Civil War, 1890
Name Joseph Bushong
Event Type Census
Event Date 1890
Event Place 1st Civil District, McMinn, Tennessee, United States

also on record: crippled right hip and foot.⁴⁴

Anna J. "Annie B." ("Annie B") Beardsley was born on 17 January 1845 in Putnam County, Ohio.^2,3,4 She and Joseph Hill Bushong were married on 30 August 1866 in Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio. She died on 4 May 1938, at age 93, in Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida.² She was buried on 5 May 1938 in County Line Cemetery, McMinn County, Tennessee - just south of Sweetwater.²

Her married name was Anna J. "Annie B." ("Annie B") Bushong. Annie B Bushong in entry for Joseph Bushong, "United States, Veterans Administration Pension Payment Cards, 1907-1933"
Name: Joseph Bushong
Beneficiary's Name: Annie B Bushong
Beneficiary 2 Name:
Event Type: Pension
Event Date: 1907-1933
Event Place: United States
Form Type: Army Widow
Death Date:
Affiliate Publication Title: Veterans Administration Pension Payment Cards, 1907-1933
Affiliate Publication Number: M850
Affiliate Film Number: 317
GS Film number: 1634352
Digital Folder Number: 004694286
Image Number: 00189. The Lima News
Lima, Ohio
6 May 1938
Page 2, Column 4

DEATHS AND FUNERALS

MRS. ANNA B. BUSHONG

ST. MARYS, May 6 --- Mrs. Anna B. Bushong, 93, former resident of St. Marys, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Janeway, in Tampa, Florida. Her body will be brought to Sweetwater, Tennessee, where interment will be made alongside the grave of her husband. Joseph Bushong.
Surviving Mrs. Bushong are six children, Mrs. Janeway, B. H. Bushong and Mrs. J. F. Burd, St. Marys, C. W. Bushong, Dewey, Oklahoma, H. J. Bushong, Belmore, and Mrs. C. W. Huffback, Fruit Dale, South Dakota. United States Census, 1860," Ann Beardsly, , Putnam, Ohio
name: Ann Beardsly
residence: , Putnam, Ohio
ward: Pleasant Township
age: 15 years
estimated birth year: 1845
birthplace: Ohio
gender: Female
page: 78
family number: 552
film number: 805027
dgs number: 4284218
image number: 00242
nara number: M653. With her parents in 1850

"United States Census, 1850," Alfred Beardsley in household of Alfred Beardsley, Pleasant, Putnam, Ohio, United States
Event Place: Pleasant, Putnam, Ohio, United States

Census: 2 SEP 1850 Liberty Township, District No. 176, Hancock Co., Ohio, Dwelling No. 24


Household Gender Age Birthplace
Alfred Beardsley M 45 New York
Margaret Beardsley F 32 Ohio
Lusania Beardsley F 10 Ohio
Hannah Beardsley F 5 Ohio
Dorincia Beardsley F 2 Ohio. United States Census, 1930 for James P Janeway
Event Place: Tampa, Hillsborough, Florida

Household Gender Age
James P Janeway M 65 Tennessee/Tennessee/Tennessee
Spouse Josie Janeway F 65 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio
Child Lilliam Janeway F 39 Tennessee/Tennessee/Ohio
Parent Annie Bushing F 85 Ohio/New York/Ohio mother in law. United States Census, 1920 for James P Janeway
Residence: , McMinn, Tennessee

Household Gender Age
James P Janeway M 53y Tennessee/Tennessee/Tennessee
Spouse Josie Janeway F 52y Ohio/Ohio/Ohio
Child Lillian Janeway F 25y Tennessee/Tennessee/Ohio
Child James L Janeway M 17y Tennessee/Tennessee/Ohio
Ama A Bushong F 74y Ohio/New York/Ohio mother in law. United States Census, 1910," Anna B Bushing, St Marys Ward 2, Auglaize, Ohio
name: Anna B Bushing
birthplace: Ohio
relationship to head of household: Self
residence: St Marys Ward 2, Auglaize, Ohio
marital status: Widowed
race : White
gender: Female
immigration year:
father's birthplace: Pennsylvania
mother's birthplace: Ohio
family number: 290
page number: 12

Household Gender Age Birthplace
self Anna B Bushing F 66y Ohio
dau Anna F Bushing F 25y Tennessee
son Benjamin H Bushing M 21y Tennessee
Joseph Grafton M 3y Tennessee. United States Census, 1900," Joseph Bushong, ED 78 Civil Districts 1-2, McMinn, Tennessee, United States

enumerated.... 18 June 1900 by H. L. Hacker

Household Gender Age Birthplace
head Joseph Bushong M 56 Ohio
wife Annie B Bushong F 55 Ohio
daughter Margret D Bushong F 30 Ohio
daughter Annie Bushong F 16 Tennessee
son Ben H Bushong M 12 Tennessee. Stone photo present - double with Joseph

Annie B Beardsley Bushong

Birth: Jan. 17, 1845
Death: May 4, 1939, USA

Obituary
Mrs Bushong Passes Long Useful Life Closes

Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Bushongage 93, of Tampa, Florida, were held at Browder Memorial Church Friday afternoon, May 6. The Reverend S.S. Boyer, of Loudon, former pastor and old friend, was in charge, assisted by the Reverend Fynes B. Jackson, pastor of the church. Her death occurred at Tampa, May 4 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James Janeway, with whom she made her home. Burial was at County Line Cemetery, beside the body of her late husband. Surviving children are Mrs. Janeway, Mrs. J.F. Burd, Herbert and Benjamin of St. Marys, Ohio: Charles of Dewey, Oklahoma, and Margaret of South Dakota. Though Mrs. Bushong was a native of Ohio, she lived for many years in the County Line community, where she was a useful citizen. She was admired and loved by all who knew her. She was possessed of a remarkable intellect and was liked for her saintly character and gentleness. As the end of her long life drew near she gave explicit directions regarding her funeral and burial. She requested that her old neighbors send to her funeral, only home grown flowers and the request was complied with in every way.

The Sweetwater Telephone

Family links:
Parents:
Charles Alfred Beardsley (1805 - 1890)

Spouse:
Joseph H Bushong (1844 - 1900)*

Children:
Emma Josephine Bushong Janeway (1867 - 1952)*
Herbert James Bushong (1868 - 1956)*
Margaret Drusilla Bushong Huffback (1870 - 1949)*
Joseph Roy Bushong (1874 - 1937)*
Charles Wilbert Bushong (1878 - 1947)*
Annie Frank Bushong Burd (1884 - 1955)*
Benjamin Harrison Bushong (1888 - 1976)*

*Point here for explanation

Burial:
Browder/County Line Cemetery
McMinn County
Tennessee, USA

Maintained by: Rick Bushong
Originally Created by: Theron Dowell
Record added: Dec 22, 2006
Find A Grave Memorial# 17117689. Florida, Deaths, 1877-1939," Annie B. Bushong, 1938
name: Annie B. Bushong
titles & terms (original):
titles & terms (standardized):
death date: 04 May 1938
death place: Tampa, Hillsborough, Florida
gender: Female
race (original): W
race (expanded): White
death age: 93y 3m 17d
estimated birth year:
birth date: 17 Jan 1845
birthplace: Columbus Grove, Ohio
marital status: Widowed
spouse's name: J. H. Bushong
spouse's titles & terms (original):
spouse's titles & terms (standardized):
father's name: C. A. Beardsley
father's titles & terms (original):
father's titles & terms (standardized):
father's birthplace: New York
mother's name: Margaret Simpson
mother's titles & terms (original):
mother's titles & terms (standardized):
mother's birthplace: Ohio
occupation: House Wife
street address: 207 South Avenue
place of residence:
cemetery:
burial place: Sweetwater, Tenn.
burial date: 05 May 1938
funeral home:
informant:
additional relatives: X
film number: 2115036
reference number: cn 9043. Annie B. provided much of the genealogy information for her family and husband Joseph's. It was transcribed out of an old family bible that hasn't been located, and later typed with the help of a daughter. Joseph Grafton Bushong, her grandson, faithfully kept the family information that she passed down to him.
-Rick Bushong. Photograph available. The Rick Bushong Collection.

Note: Annie died in Florida, but was carried by train to Tennessee to be interred next to her husband in the County Line Cemetery, in McMinn County, south of Sweetwater. Anna J. "Annie B." ("Annie B") Beardsley had person sources.^3,5 She was in Columbus Grove, Ohio, in 1862.

James S. Bushong was born on 15 April 1818 in Franklin Twp., Ross County, Ohio.^2,3 He and Drusilla D. Stout were married on 19 September 1839 in Putnam County, Ohio. He died on 31 August 1895, at age 77, in Columbus Grove, Putnam County, Ohio.³ He was buried in Pandora Cemetery, Pandora, Putnam County, Ohio.³

Photograph available. The Rick Bushong Collection.

James S. Bushong was born April 15, 1818, in Ross County, Ohio. At the age of sixteen he came, with his parents, George and Lydia (Rush) Bushong to the township of Riley, in Putnam County, Ohio. James married September 13, 1839, Drusilla D. Stout. Drusilla was born April 28, 1822, in Champaign County, Ohio. Her parents were John and Mary (Hill) Stout. Mr. Stout was known for having made several early surveys to help layout the local towns and townships.

James and Drusilla had nine children: Jefferson, born June 23, 1840 (died the same day); John Stout, February 6, 1842; Joseph Hill, born June 23, 1844; Hiram K., February 9, 1847; Eliza Jane, October 23, 1849 (lived six months); Mary Anne, August 16, 1852; Emma Delia, November 18, 1857 (lived three months); James W. October 23, 1859; Hannibal F., October 10, 1862.

James and Drusilla led a relatively quiet life, they were farmers, and property owners, owning several properties in the surrounding area and townships, of Riley, Pleasant, Union, Pandora, and Columbus Grove, Ohio. James served in several public offices and was for a time a trustee on the school board. In the 1850 census Drusilla stated she could not read or write. One of their sons, Joseph, fought in the Civil War.

Drusilla died July 10, 1893 and James died August 31, 1895. They are both buried in the Pandora Cemetery

Census Records for James Bushong:
1840 Census - OH, Putnam County, Riley Township, Roll 422, Page 349
1850 Census - OH, Putnam County, Riley Township, Roll 723, Page 86, family 49
1860 Census - OH, Putnam County, Pleasant Township, Roll 1027, Page 433, schedule page 84, family 594
1870 Census - OH, Putnam County, Pleasant Township, Roll 1260, Page 431, schedule page 7, family 48
1880 Census - OH, Putnam County, Pleasant Township, Roll 1061, Page 468, schedule page 34, family 380. The memorial for James on Findagrave.com is... Find A Grave Memorial# 30616897 stone photo present

James and Drusilla lived halfway between Pandora and Gilboa, Putnam Co., Ohio near railroad tracks.

Census records....

1850 Riley Township Dist No 118, Putnam County, Ohio, Roll 723, Page86,
line 37, household 48
Name Age Occupation Birth Place
James Bushong 32 M Farmer Ohio
Drusilla 28 F Ohio
John 8 M Ohio
Joseph 6 M Ohio
Hiram 3 M Ohio

1860 Pleasant Township, Putnam County, Ohio, Roll 1027, Page 433,schedule
page 84, line 17, household 594
Jas Burhona 43 M Farmer Ohio
Duzilla 39 F Ohio
John S 18 M Ohio
Joseph 16 M Ohio
Hiram 13 M Ohio
Mary A 7 F Ohio
Jas W 6/12 M Ohio

1870 Pleasant Township, Putnam County, Ohio, Roll 1260, Page 431,schedule
page 7(?), line 31, household 48
James, Bushong 51 M Farmer Ohio
Druzilla 48 F Housekeeper Ohio
Hiram 23 M Farm Labore Ohio
Mary 17 F At home Ohio
James 10 M At home Ohio
Fremont 7 M At home Ohio

All of the above looks to be the same family, there is also a record on the familysearch (LDS ) site for the Birth of James W Bushong on Oct 23,1859 Putnam County to James Bushong and Drusilla Stout, the same site includes records for Mary and Fremont.

James and Drusilla in the 1880 Census - OH, Putnam County,PleasantTownship, Roll 1061, Page 468. So they passed away sometime between 1880 and 1900. Groom's Name: James Bushong
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age:
Bride's Name: Drusilla Stout
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age:
Marriage Date: 19 Sep 1839
Marriage Place: Putnam, 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: M02341-9
System Origin: Ohio-EASy
Source Film Number: 915773
Reference Number: Book A p 29
Collection: Rhode Island Marriages, 1724-1916. Stone photo present

James S Bushong


Birth: Apr. 15, 1818
Ross County
Ohio, USA
Death: Aug. 31, 1895
Columbus Grove
Putnam County
Ohio, USA

James S. Bushong was born April 15, 1818, in Ross County, Ohio. In 1834, at the age of sixteen he came, with his parents, George and Lydia (Rush) Bushong to the township of Riley, in Putnam County, Ohio. James married September 13, 1839, Drusilla D. Stout. Drusilla was born April 28, 1822, in Champaign County, Ohio. Her parents were John and Mary (Hill) Stout. Mr. Stout is known for having made several early surveys of Putnam County, and helped layout the local towns and townships.

James and Drusilla led a relatively quiet life, they were farmers, and property owners, owning several properties in the surrounding area and townships, of Riley, Pleasant, Union, Pandora, and Columbus Grove, Ohio. James served in several public offices and was for a time a trustee on the school board. In the 1850 census Drusilla stated she could not read or write. One of their sons, Joseph, fought in the Civil War.

Drusilla died July 10, 1893 and James died August 31, 1895. They are both buried in the Pandora Cemetery


Census Records for James Bushong:
1840 Census - OH, Putnam County, Riley Township, Roll 422, Page 349
1850 Census - OH, Putnam County, Riley Township, Roll 723, Page 86, family 49
1860 Census - OH, Putnam County, Pleasant Township, Roll 1027, Page 433, schedule page 84, family 594
1870 Census - OH, Putnam County, Pleasant Township, Roll 1260, Page 431, schedule page 7, family 48
1880 Census - OH, Putnam County, Pleasant Township, Roll 1061, Page 468, schedule page 34, family 380



Family links:
Parents:
George Bushong (1788 - 1880)
Lydia Rush Bushong (1791 - 1864)

Spouse:
Drusilla D Stout Bushong (1822 - 1893)*

Children:
Jefferson Bushong (1840 - 1840)*
John Stout Bushong (1842 - 1913)*
Joseph H Bushong (1844 - 1900)*
Hiram K Bushong (1847 - ____)*
Eliza Jane Bushong (1849 - 1850)*
Mary Ann Bushong Boaz (1852 - 1939)*
Emma Delia Bushong (1857 - 1858)*
James Wilson Bushong (1859 - 1924)*
Hannibal Fremont Bushong (1863 - 1932)*

*Point here for explanation

Note: Bio by Rick Bushong

Burial:
Pandora Cemetery
Pandora
Putnam County
Ohio, USA

Created by: angel at 220
Record added: Oct 16, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 30616897. (Ill) James Bushong, son of George Washington Bushong (2), was born in Putnam county, Ohio, April 15, 1818, died in Columbus Grove, August 23, 1895. He was a farmer. In politics he was a Republican, and active in town and county affairs; was justice of the peace, trustee of the public schools and county commissioner, In religion he belonged to the sect called the Christians, the Church of Christ, a strong denomination throughout that section, and all of his father's family were members of this church. He married Drusilla D, Stout, daughter of John and Mary (El .--worth) Stout, Her father was a millwright and a skillful mechanic in many trades, descendant of a well known Pennsylvania family. She was born April 28, 1822, and died at Columbus Grove, July 10, 1893. Children: 1. Jefferson, born June 28, 1840. 2. John Stout, born 1842, mentioned below. 3. Joseph Hill, born June 23, 1844. 4. Hiram K., born February 9, 1848. 5. Eliza Jane, born October 13, 1849. 6. Mary Ann, born August 16, 1852, married Joel Boaz. resides in Columbus Grove, 7. Emma D., born August 10, 1856. 8. James Wilson, born October 23, 1800. 9. Hannibal F., born October 10, 1862.

Source: Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal ..., Volume 4
By Ellery Bicknell Crane. James Busheng, "United States Census, 1880"
name : James Busheng
event: Census
event date: 1880
event place: Pleasant, Putnam, Ohio, United States
gender: Male
age: 62
marital status : Married
occupation : Farmer
race or color (original) :
ethnicity (standardized) : American
relationship to head : Self
birthplace : Ohio, United States
birthdate : 1818
spouse's name : Drusila D Busheng
spouse's birthplace : Ohio, United States
father's name :
father's birthplace : Kentucky, United States
mother's name :
mother's birthplace : Kentucky, United States
page : 468
page character : B
entry number : 267
nara film number : T9-1061
gs film number : 1255061
digital folder number: 004243668
image number: 00034

Household Gender Age Birthplace
self James Busheng M 62 Ohio, United States
wife Drusila D Busheng F 58 Ohio, United States
son Janes W Busheng M 19 Ohio, United States
son Hannible Busheny M 17 Ohio, United States
son Hiram Busheng M 32 Ohio, United States
granddaughter Flora E Busheng F 8 Ohio, United States
grandson William F Busheng M 6 Ohio, United States. *ANCI Indicates an interest in additional research for ancestors of this individual.

*There were DNA samples taken from and tested for two of James S. Bushong and Drusilla Stout's great grandson's. On each of them there was a 37 marker test performed (one later upgraded to 67 markers) and they did not match the other Bushongs tested.

Through James Bushong and his sons, Joseph H. Bushong (1844-1900) and his younger brother, James Wilson Bushong (1859-1924), their line matches DNA from the Mitchell surname. Will of James Bushong
Putnam County Ohio Will Book F
Pages 201 - 207

In the name of the Benevolent Father of all: I James Bushong of the Town of Pendleton, County of Putnam, and State of Ohio, being of sound mind and proper age, Do make this my last Will and Testament in manner following:
FIRST: It is my Will that all my just debts shall be paid with convenient speed.
SECOND: That to my son Joseph H. Bushong, I give an amount of money sufficient to make Three Hundred ($300.00) correcting in that amount a certain Note held by him again me.
THIRD: To Hiram K. Bushong my son, I give Three Hundred ($300.00) Dollars in addition to a Note calling for a Bond ($60.00) which I hold against him.
FOURTH: To my daughter Mary Ann Boaz, I give Three Hundred and Fifty ($350.00) Dollars, also my bed, bedding and bedstead and one rocking chair.
FIFTH: To my son James W. Bushong and Hannibal F. Bushong, I give the balance of my personal property and monies to be divided equally between them.
SIXTH: To my son John S. Bushong, I give a certain Note calling for about Eight Hundred ($800.00) Dollars together with all the papers and Notes which I hold against him.
SEVENTH: I appoint Joel W. Boaz (my son-in-law) of Pleasant Township, Putnam County, Ohio, Executor of this my last Will, who shall not be required to give Bonds in administering the same.
In Witness whereof I have signed and sealed and published and declared this instrument as my Will at Pandora, Putnam County, Ohio on the nineteenth (19) day of January A. D. 1895.

JAMES BUSHONG
His X Mark and Seal

At Pandora, Putnam County Ohio on the fifth (5) day of February A. D. 1895 the above named James Bushong signed and sealed this instrument and declared the same as and for his Codicil and we in his presence and at his request and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses.
WILLIAM S. CHASE
BENJAMIN SUTER
A. G. ANDERSON

And therefore to wit: On the 11th day of September A. D. 1895. The Court made an order relative to said Will and Codicil thereto, as follows to wit:
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF PUTNAM COUNTY OHIO
11 September 1895

IN THE MATTER OF THE WILL AND CODICIL THERETO OF JAMES BUSHONG, DECEASED.
This day an instrument of writing purporting to be the last Will and Testament and Codicil thereto of James Bushong, late of Pleasant Township, in this county deceased, was produced in Open Court for Probate.
Whereupon the Court ordered said Will and Codicil thereto, be placed on file and that a notice issued to William S. Chase, Seth Rice, and A. G. Anderson the subscribing witnesses to said Will and also to William S. Chase, Benjamin Suter and A. G. Anderson the subscribing witnesses to the Codicil to said Will also to Mrs. Anna Boaz, James W. Bushong, and Hannibal Bushong, the heirs and next of kin to said decedent residing in the State of Ohio, that said Will and Codicil thereto is filed in this office for Probate and will be for hearing on the 19th day of September A. D. 1895 at 9 o'clock A. M.
A. Z. THOMAS, Probate Judge
Will ordered filed. This is really James Bushong and family. The name is mispelled..

Jas Burhona
United States Census, 1860
Name Jas Burhona
Event Type Census
Event Date 1860
Event Place Pleasant Township, Putnam, Ohio, United States
Gender Male
Age 43
Race White
Race (Original) [Blank]
Birth Year (Estimated) 1817
Birthplace Ohio
Page 84
Household

Jas Burhona M 43 Ohio
Duzilla Burhona F 39 Ohio
John S Burhona M 18 Ohio
Joseph Burhona M 16 Ohio
Hiram Burhona M 13 Ohio
Mary A Burhona F 7 Ohio
Jas W Burhona M 0 Ohio.

Drusilla D. Stout was born on 28 April 1822 in Champaign County, Ohio.¹ She and James S. Bushong were married on 19 September 1839 in Putnam County, Ohio. She died on 10 July 1893, at age 71, in Columbus Grove, Putnam County, Ohio.¹ She was buried in Pandora Cemetery, Pandora, Putnam County, Ohio.

Her married name was Drusilla D. Bushong. Photograph available. The Rick Bushong Collection. Stone photo present

Drusilla D Stout Bushong

Birth: Apr. 28, 1822
Champaign County
Ohio, USA
Death: Jul. 10, 1893
Columbus Grove
Putnam County
Ohio, USA

Drusilla Stout, wife of James S. Bushong.

Drusilla D. Stout was born April 28, 1822, in Champaign County, Ohio. Her parents were John and Mary (Hill) Stout. Mr. Stout is known for having made several early surveys of Putnam County, and helped layout the local towns and townships.

Drusilla and James S. Bushong, married Sep 19 1839 in Putnam County, Ohio. She died August 10 1893 and was buried in the Pandora Cemetery in Pandora, Putnam County, Ohio.

Drusilla is a direct descendant of the famous Early Pioneers of America Richard Stout and his legendary wife, Penelope Van Princis Stout.



Family links:
Children:
Jefferson Bushong (1840 - 1840)*
John Stout Bushong (1842 - 1913)*
Joseph H Bushong (1844 - 1900)*
Hiram K Bushong (1847 - ____)*
Eliza Jane Bushong (1849 - 1850)*
Mary Ann Bushong Boaz (1852 - 1939)*
Emma Delia Bushong (1857 - 1858)*
James Wilson Bushong (1859 - 1924)*
Hannibal Fremont Bushong (1863 - 1932)*

Spouse:
James S Bushong (1818 - 1895)

*Point here for explanation

Inscription:
"Wife of James Bushong"

Burial:
Pandora Cemetery
Pandora
Putnam County
Ohio, USA

Created by: angel at 220
Record added: Oct 16, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 30616887.

Col. Richard Benjamin Bushong was born on 21 March 1923 in Saint Marys, Auglaize County, Ohio.

Col. Richard Benjamin Bushong was described. United States Census, 1930 for Benjamin Bushong
Event Place: Saint Marys, Auglaize, Ohio

Household Gender Age
Benjamin Bushong M 42 Tennessee/Ohio/Ohio
Spouse Clara Bushong F 39 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio
Child Vernon Bushong M 18 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio
Child Helen Bushong F 16 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio
Child Clyde Bushong M 13 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio
Child Richard Bushong M 7 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio. Type D, BDD 113200 HOXD13 2q31-q32 Brachydactyly type D. Referred to colloquially as "clubbed thumbs" or "toe thumbs".

HOXD13
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Homeobox D13
Identifiers
Symbols HOXD13; BDE; BDSD; HOX4I; SPD
External IDs OMIM: 142989 MGI: 96205 HomoloGene: 20147 GeneCards: HOXD13 Gene
[show]Gene Ontology
RNA expression pattern
PBB GE HOXD13 207397 s at tn.png
PBB GE HOXD13 207398 at tn.png
More reference expression data
Orthologs
Species Human Mouse
Entrez 3239 15433
Ensembl ENSG00000128714 ENSMUSG00000001819
UniProt P35453 P70217
RefSeq (mRNA) NM_000523.3 NM_008275.2
RefSeq (protein) NP_000514.2 NP_032301.2
Location (UCSC) Chr 2:
176.96 – 176.96 Mb Chr 2:
74.51 – 74.51 Mb
PubMed search [1] [2]

Homeobox protein Hox-D13 is a protein that in humans is encoded by the HOXD13 gene.[1][2][3]

This gene belongs to the homeobox family of genes. The homeobox genes encode a highly conserved family of transcription factors that play an important role in morphogenesis in all multicellular organisms. Mammals possess four similar homeobox gene clusters, HOXA, HOXB, HOXC and HOXD, located on different chromosomes, consisting of 9 to 11 genes arranged in tandem. This gene is one of several homeobox HOXD genes located in a cluster on chromosome 2. Deletions that remove the entire HOXD gene cluster or the 5' end of this cluster have been associated with severe limb and genital abnormalities. Mutations in this particular gene cause synpolydactyly and Brachydactyly.[3] The product of the mouse Hoxd13 gene plays a role in axial skeleton development and forelimb morphogenesis.[4]

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Summary

This syndrome is characterised by the association of arthropathy of interphalangeal, metacarpophalangeal and metatarsophalangeal joints with brachydactyly of the middle and distal phalanges. It has been described in numerous members from five generations of one large family. Inheritance is autosomal dominant.

Autosome
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This article is about a type of chromosome. For the ancestral discovery method using autosomal DNA, see Genealogical DNA test#Geographic origin tests.

An autosome is a chromosome that is not an allosome.[1] (An allosome is also called a sex chromosome). For example, typically in humans there are 22 pairs of autosomes and one allosome pair.

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Supernumerary kidney
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A supernumerary kidney is an additional kidney to the number usually present in an organism. This often develops as the result of splitting of the nephrogenic blastema, or from separate metanephric blastemas into which partially or completely reduplicated ureteral stalks enter to form separate capsulated kidneys; in some cases the separation of the reduplicated organ is incomplete (fused supernumerary kidney).
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Supernumerary kidney is an extremely rare renal anomaly, which affects both males and females equally. Lynn P-H introduced our guest speaker, Colonel Richard Bushong of the 390th Bomb Squadron Memorial Museum. Col. Bushong is USAF retired, a former pilot of B17s during WWII.

Colonel Bushong gave a lively, detailed recap of his service during WWII. When he entered the war, he started as GS0 and had secret clearance. To get the clearance, he was investigated by FBI, including questioning his mother. His job was to deliver classified materials to chiefs of staff of the air command. Encouraged to take the cadet exam at Patterson field, he passed, was sworn in at Patterson and informed “you are now a private in the Army”. He had to quit his job, was paid $21/month, went to the aviation cadet’s program, and graduated July 1943.

During basic flight training, his group was lined up in single line by height. Four squadrons were formed, the “little ones” sent to fly fighter planes and the taller to fly the twin engine bombers. He requested a B17. There were 35 crews trained together in Washington and they subsequently boarded Queen Elizabeth to Scotland. This luxury liner had been converted to a troop ship with 17,000 on board. His “luxury” quarters were a stateroom intended for 1-2 with 18 stacked in bunks. They ate two meals a day when told, no matter what time of day it was.

Today, Bushong is the “only 390th guy left” working at the Museum. On arrival at the base in England, Bushong took sick and was sent to the hospital. When he returned to his to hut on Christmas Eve, where there should have been 11 of his crew, he found bunks rolled up because the crew had been shot down while he was in hospital. His first escape.

His second crew was a daylight precision bombing crew, which meant that you were bombing when all the enemy fighters were in air. He flew “Dolly” on his first 7 missions. There were several targets, hit several times. The intent was to bomb something adjacent to the cities, not the cities themselves, factories usually. On the Brunswick raid, 60 bombers were lost. The 8th AF had been recalled, so he stayed behind, but some didn’t get the word and went on.

After 7 missions he was given a three-day pass to London. When he came back, “Dolly” had been used by another crew and shot down. His second escape.

He continued to fly several other planes during WWII. In February 1944, he flew as part of “The Big Week,” 7 days in a row that the 8th AF was to fly. During that time, 3 missions were scrubbed before they left. On the 7th day, his commander told them they were wearing down the Luftwaffe. On that day, the 390th shot down 62 enemy planes, having 18 planes up, 8 of which were lost.

Guerig had said they would never get to Berlin but they did. They destroyed factories therel On March 6, 800 bombers launched and 775 got to continent coast. The stream of bombers was 94 miles (in groups) long going into Berlin. German fighters couldn’t protect the whole thing. On that day, the 390th encountered 600 enemy fighters going in and out.

By his 18th mission, they were running out of crews. Though originally slated to fly 26 missions, he was extended to fly 28 missions – he became a first pilot at age 21. Of 35 crews that went in when he did, 12.5 returned. Two-thirds of the crews were shot down, one half of the troops died.

During his time in the 8th AF, Bushong flew seven planes in combat – of these, six were shot down and crews lost or taken prisoner – Dolly, Yankee Doodle Dandy, Glory Ann, Geronimo, Wild Children, Bell of the Ball. ”It was just pure luck to survive there.”

When WWII ended, Bushong was sent to California, to McClelland, to duty in the separation center – discharging returning Veterans. He left active duty, but stayed in the Reserve and flew monthly and 2 weeks in summer.

Bushong was recalled for Korea, went to Alaska, Cape Cod, and HQ in Colorado Springs. With a regular commission, he stayed for career, served in Japan for three years, Nellis AFB in Nevada, and finally in Vietnam for a year as a commander. During his service, he flew 43 types of planes.

It was a pleasure to follow the stories of WWII as told by Colonel Bushong – the perfect program to Salute Veterans on this day.

http://www.catalinarotary.org/newsletter/november-11-2011-salute-to-veterans-day/.

Clara M. Kellermeyer was born on 18 October 1889 in Saint Marys, Ohio. She and Benjamin Harrison Bushong were married on 21 June 1921 in Saint Marys, Ohio. She died on 26 June 1972, at age 82, in Madera, Madera County, California. She was buried in Arbor Vitae Cemetery, Madera, Madera County, California.

Her married name was Clara M. Bushong. Photograph available. The Rick Bushong Collection. United States Census, 1930 for Benjamin Bushong
Event Place: Saint Marys, Auglaize, Ohio

Household Gender Age
Benjamin Bushong M 42 Tennessee/Ohio/Ohio
Spouse Clara Bushong F 39 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio
Child Vernon Bushong M 18 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio
Child Helen Bushong F 16 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio
Child Clyde Bushong M 13 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio
Child Richard Bushong M 7 Ohio/Ohio/Ohio. Stone photo present - double with Ben - personal photo present

Clara M Kellermeyer Bushong

Birth: Oct. 18, 1889
Ohio, USA
Death: Jun. 26, 1972
Madera
Madera County
California, USA

Clara M. Bushong

Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Jay Chapel for Clara M. Bushong, 82. Entombment will be in the Arbor Vitae Mausoleum. A native of Ohio, Mrs. Bushong had resided in Madera for 26 years before her death Wednesday evening in a local hospital, following a long illness. From 1945-1955 she served as manager of the Mode O'Day dress shop. She was a member of Madera Chapter 92 Order of Eastern Star and the First Presbyterian Church. Survivors include her husband, Benjamin of Madera, a daughter, Helen Cremean of Madera; two sons, Col. Richard of Eglin AFB, Florida and Clyde of Chula Vista; two brothers, Fred and Alton Kellermeyer and a sister, Martha Thielk, all of St. Marys, Ohio; seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The family would prefer remembrances to the Heart Fund.

Madera New Paper

Family links:
Parents:
Edwin C Kellermeyer (1862 - 1929)
Sarah Lenhart Kellermeyer (1869 - 1932)

Spouse:
Benjamin Harrison Bushong (1888 - 1976)*

Burial:
Arbor Vitae Cemetery
Madera
Madera County
California, USA
Plot: The Mausoleum

Created by: Rick Bushong
Record added: Aug 15, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 57114583.

Sarah Irene McAfee was born on 30 November 1888 in Industry, Dickinson County, Kansas. She and Benjamin Harrison Bushong were married on 17 November 1910 in Saint Marys, Auglaize County, Ohio. She died on 3 February 1919, at age 30, in Saint Marys, Auglaize County, Ohio. She was buried in Elm Grove Cemetery, Saint Marys, Auglaize County, Ohio.

Her married name was Sarah Irene Bushong. Stone photo present - with son, Vernon enscribed on side - personal photo present

Sarah Irene McAfee Bushong
Birth: Nov. 30, 1888
Industry
Clay County
Kansas, USA
Death: Feb. 3, 1919
Saint Marys
Auglaize County
Ohio, USA

The Bushong Funeral

The remains of the late Mrs. Benjamin H. Bushong may be viewed through a window of the Bushong residence on Augustus street, from the hour of 10 a.m. til 2 p.m. Wednesday, February 5th. Private funeral _es will be spoken by Rev. D.N. Kelly at the Bushong residence; Interment in Elmgrove cemetery. Mrs Bushong's death was announced in Monday's Leader.

St. Marys Paper
February 1919

Card of Thanks

We wish through these lines to extend our thanks to all our neighbors and friends who gave so freely of their help and sympathy during the illness of our family and at the death and funeral of our dear beloved wife and mother. We especially thank Rev. D.N. Kelly, Undertaker Vore, members of the Red Man Lodge and all who contributed the many beautiful flowers. B.H. Bushong and Children.

St. Marys Paper
February 1919

Sarah McAfee, first wife of Ben Bushong, and a daughter of Oliver P. and Amanda (Dundon) McAfee.
Sarah and Ben had three children, Vernon, Clyde and Helen, in Saint Marys Ohio. In 1919, Sarah died of Spanish Influenza.

Also interred at Elm Grove Cemetery....
A sister, Clara McAfee Rush
A brother, Harry F. McAfee
Another sister, Mary Irene McAfee Dibble, is interred at North Grove Cemetery, Celina Mercer County, Ohio.

Spouse:
Benjamin Harrison Bushong (1888 - 1976)

Inscription:
Sarah Bushong
1888 - 1919

on the side..
In Memory of
Vernon M Bushong
1911 - 1966


Burial:
Elm Grove Cemetery
Saint Marys
Auglaize County
Ohio, USA
Plot: Section B

Find A Grave Memorial# 56900243. Groom's Name: Benjamin Bushong
Groom's Birth Date: 1887
Groom's Birthplace: Sweetwater, Tennessee
Groom's Age: 23
Bride's Name: Sarah Mcafee
Bride's Birth Date: 1888
Bride's Birthplace: Dickinson Co., Kansas
Bride's Age: 22
Marriage Date: 17 Nov 1910
Marriage Place: Auglaize Co., Ohio
Groom's Father's Name: Joseph H. Bushong
Groom's Mother's Name: Annie Beardsly
Bride's Father's Name: Oliver P. Mcafee
Bride's Mother's Name: Amanda E.
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status: Single
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status: Single
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M02355-5
System Origin: Ohio-EASy
Source Film Number: 963060
Reference Number: 3266
Collection: United States Census, 1880. Ohio Deaths and Burials, 1854-1997 for Sarah Bushong
Name: Sarah Bushong
Gender: Female
Burial Date:
Burial Place:
Death Date: 03 Feb 1919
Death Place: St. Marys, Auglaize, Ohio
Age: 30
Birth Date: 30 Nov 1888
Birthplace: Kanas
Occupation:
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: O. P. Mcafee
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Amanda E. Dundon
Mother's Birthplace:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B07119-4
System Origin: Ohio-EASy
Source Film Number: 963055
Reference Number: v 5 p 15.

John ("John McGorrie") Lamont 6th Laird of Inverchaolin & Knockdow was born about 1540 in Inverchaolain, Argyllshire, Scotland. He died about 1602, at age ~62.

John was
# ID: I05030
# Name: John Lamont 1 2 3
# Sex: M
# ALIA: John McGorrie 6th Laird of /knockdow/
# Birth: ABT 1540
# Death: BEF 6 JAN 1604 1 2 3
# Note: 6th Laird of Inverchaolin & Knockdow



Father: John Lamont b: 1520 in Inverchaolin and Knockdow

Marriage 1 Marjory Campbell b: in Eilean Greg

* Married: 11 OCT 1559 1 2

Children

1. Has Children Gilbert Lamont b: ABT 1565 in Inverchaolain, Argyll, Scotland


Sources:

1. Title: Lamont.FTW
Repository:
Media: Other
Text: Date of Import: 15 Feb 2003
2. Title: lamont 2.GED
Repository:
Media: Other
Text: Date of Import: Jul 6, 2005
3. Title: lamont 2.GED
Repository:
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Text: Date of Import: Jul 9, 2005. John ("John McGorrie") Lamont 6th Laird of Inverchaolin & Knockdow had person sources.¹

Marjory Campbell was born about 1565 in Scotland. She died about 1602, at age ~37.

Marjory Campbell had person sources.¹

Gilbert ("Baron McGorrie of Knockdow") Lamont 7th Laird of Knockdow was born about 1585 in Inverchaolain, Argyllshire, Scotland. He and Agnes ("of Kelspoke") Stewart of Kelspoke were married on 26 November 1601.¹ He died on 3 June 1646, at age ~61, in Gallows Hill, Argyllshire, Scotland.¹

# Name: Gilbert Lamont 1 2 3
# Sex: M
# ALIA: Baron McGorrie 7th Laird of /knockdow/
# Birth: ABT 1565 in Inverchaolain, Argyll, Scotland
# Death: 3 JUN 1646 in Gallows Hill, Argyll, Scotland 1 2 3
# Note:

7th Laird of Knockdow

26 Nov 1601
Charter following on Contract of Marriage between John Lawmonth of Knockdow and Gilbert his son and apparent heir, on the one part, and James Stewart of Kelspoke and Agnes Stewart his sister on the other part, of date at Rothessay 14 March 1601, whereby the said John Lawmonth obligied himself to inflet the said Gilbert in the lands hereby granted, namely, the four merk of lands of Inverkallen,two merk lands of Knockdow, four merk lands of Strongarok, and three merk of Towart easter; extending in whole to a thirteen merkland, lying in the lordship of Kowall and Sherrifdom of Argyll: to beholden to the said Gilbert and his heirs of the granter and his heirs in fee and heritage; rendering therefore yearly one ..... of usual money of Scotland, in the name of feuferme, on the ground of said lands: Reserving to the said John Lawmonth the frank tenement of liferent of the said lands of Knockdow, Innerkallen and Towart, and to Majory Campbell his spouse during her lifetime the frank tenement of the two merklands of Knockdow. Dated at Knockdow 26 Nov 1601.
witnesses Gilbert of Coustoun, Duncan Lamont of Garochar, Archibald Lamont of Dunloscan, Thomas Stewart and Mathew Spence, notaries. The granters signiture is wanting and the notarty attest that he cannot write.
"Duncan Lamont witnes" subscribes

6 Jan 1604
Instrument of Seizen given by the hands of James Lawmonth of Inveryn, tutor and govenor of Coll Lawmonth his son fear of Inveryn, and lord superior of lands afterwritten, to Gilbert Lawmonth, sonand heir of John Lawmonth of Knockdow, of the lands of Innerchelan and Knockdow, lying as aforesaid. Done upon the ground of said lands on 6 Jan 1604.
witnesses, Duncan Campbell of Ellenrig, Lachlan M'Lachlan of that ilk, Alexander Campbell of Cregindaile, Colin Campbell fear of Inneray and Patrick Lawmonth of Stelag.

Instrument of Seizen given by the said James Lawmonth of Inneryn, as tutor and govenor of Coll Lawmonth his son, to his kinsman, Gilbert Lamonth,as son and heir of the late John Lawmonth of Knockdow, of the 4 merkland of the old extent of Strongaraig, lying in the bailiery of Cowall and Sheriffdomof Argyll: (Excepting and reserving the Kirklands of the rectorage and vicarage of Innerchelane, and the pasturage of eight cows upon the said lands, peicar)rtaining to this rector and vicar) Of same date and with same witnesses as the foregoing Instrument

after the wedding they settled in Strongharaig





Father: John Lamont b: ABT 1540
Mother: Marjory Campbell b: in Eilean Greg

Marriage 1 Agnes Stewart b: ABT 1579 in Kelspoke, , , Scotland

* Married: 26 NOV 1601 in Rothesay, Bute 1 2

Children

1. Has Children Duncan Lamont b: 1602 in Knockdow, , Argyll, Scotland
2. Has Children John Lamont b: ABT 1603 in Inverchaolain, Argyll, Scotland


Sources:

1. Title: Lamont.FTW
Repository:
Media: Other
Text: Date of Import: 15 Feb 2003
2. Title: lamont 2.GED
Repository:
Media: Other
Text: Date of Import: Jul 6, 2005
3. Title: lamont 2.GED
Repository:
Media: Other
Text: Date of Import: Jul 9, 2005. Gilbert ("Baron McGorrie of Knockdow") Lamont 7th Laird of Knockdow had person sources.¹

Agnes ("of Kelspoke") Stewart of Kelspoke was born about 1585 in Kelspoke, Buteshire, Scotland. She and Gilbert ("Baron McGorrie of Knockdow") Lamont 7th Laird of Knockdow were married on 26 November 1601.¹ She died in 1636, at age ~51.¹

Kelspoke Castle is on the Isle of Bute. Agnes ("of Kelspoke") Stewart of Kelspoke had person sources.¹

Duncan Lamont Laird was born about 1610 in Knocdow, Argyllshire, Scotland.¹ He died on 3 June 1646, at age ~36, in Gallows Hill, Argyllshire, Scotland.¹

Duncan was hanged at the Dunoon massacre of Clan Lamont by Clan Campbell in 1646. His young son, Ninian, was spirited away with his nurse by a British officer who was staying at their home and hiddenin a cave until the danger passed. Duncan also had sons John L. Lamont and Archibald L., tutor of Knockdow 1678 who d. 1712. Modern day known Knockdow Lamont descendants were all thought to be descended from Ninian until this research was brought to light. Sir Norman Lamont of Knockdow, who died in 1897 was believed to have been the last Knockdow Lamont, having descended from Ninian. Duncan was the eigth Laird of Knockdow. Duncan Lamont Laird had person sources.¹

Sir John Lamont was born in 1619 in Knocdow, Argyllshire, Scotland.¹ He and Mary Young were married in 1639.² He died on 3 June 1646, at age ~27, in Gallows Hill, Argyllshire, Scotland.

John Lamont 1 2
Birth: ABT 1603 in Inverchaolain, Argyll, Scotland 1 2
Birth: BET 1601 AND 1636 1
Birth: ABT 1603 in Knocdow 1
Birth: 1615 in Little Cumbrae Islands, , Bute, Scotland 1 2
Death: 3 JUN 1646 in Gallows Hill, Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland 1 2
Death: 1646 in Dunoon 1
Note:

[lamont 2.GED]

June 3, 1646, Clan Lamont (pronounced Lamb-it) having been under siege by Clan Campbell in its two castles, Toward and Ascog. signed a peace treaty that guaranteed the Lamonts safe passage from the castles. But when the castle gates were thrown open to admit the Campbells, a massacre ensued. Numbers differ on how many Lamonts died that day, but researchers believe as many as 350 Lamont men died and uncounted women and children. Three dozen Lamont clan leaders, were hanged in a tree in the old churchyard that to this day is called Gallows Hill for that event. These men were leaders or sonsof leaders of Lamont family groups or septs. John Lamont, son of Gilbert Lamont, Baron McGorrie, of Inverchaolain, was one of the 36 men hanged in the tree in the churchyard, along with his brother Duncan. Mary Young Lamont fled with her four sons across the 39 miles of ocean from Scotland to a town called Larne in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Those who survived the massacre or were somehow able to get away from the Campbells sought any safe haven they could find. It was common practice by these refugees to change their surnames when they reached safety, fearing that the Campbells would search them down. Mary Young Lamont's four sons changed their names. John, the oldest, took the name Sitlington, which was the name of a "burn" or small stream on their Scotland estates. The two middlesons took the names White and Green. It has been stated that the White son may have been named William. The youngest son, Andrew, took his mother's maiden name of Young for his new surname. It is assumed that all four boys were young children because if they had been teens or older, they would have been fighting with their father and not left behind with their mother.

Our Lamont family remained in County Antrim and never returned to Scotland. Brothers John Sitlington and Andrew Young, along with their sons and grandsons, ran a successful agricultural and linen manufacturing business four miles west of Larne for 90+ years, when they migrated to Augusta Co., VA. The linen mill and John's and Andrew's homes were still standing in the 1960's, in good conditionand being used. The linen mill has since had its roof fall in but the stone walls still stand. Amazingly, in the 1920's, both homes were still occupied by descendants of the families who purchased them from the Sitlington and Young families when they migrated to America. We have Irish genealogist Mary Semple, who was a relative through Sir James Lamont's mother, who was also a Semple, to thank forgiving us the story of this Young family back in the 1920's. This Scots/Irish Young family was devoted Presbyterian

Sir John, the 14th chief, at that time received a letter from Montrose stating he was commanded by King Charles II who had placed himself in the hands of the Scots Army of the Covenant, then in England, to lay down his arms and he was ordering John to do the same. This was no easy decision for Lamont as the castle was under attack by a large force of Campbells thirsting for revenge for the part the Lamonts had played in the Royalist campaign of terror in Argyll. Campbell of Ardlinglas, the commander of the attacking force, incidentally, was the brother of Lady Lamont. Most of the cadets of the Campbells were represented among it's officers and the Rev. Colin MacLachlan, minister of Lochgoilhead was there in the role of the chosen instrument of divine vengeance. After a fortnight, with the Lamonts cut off by land and sea, the Campbells brought up cannon and bombarded the castle for 3 days. Sir John agreed to parlay and signed a capitulation which guaranteed that he, his brothers, soldiers, wives and children would be allowed to go free with their baggage. The ink was scarcely dry when the Campbells with the excuse, "no capitulations should be kept with traitors to God and his covenant" seized and bound the garrison, ill-treated and killed 36 women and children, pillaged and burned the house and it's plantations. The men and boys were taken to Dunoon where 200 of then were slaughtered and the surviving women and children were carried away in boats to beg or starve. The chief's sister, Isobel, stripped to her shift by the covenant soldiery, managed to hide her brother's copy of the surrender document with the signatures in the coils of her hair. The Marquis of Argyll was executed in 1661 with the massacre of Toward being one of his charges.

Mentioned in Trial for treason of Archibald Campbell, Marquis of Argyle under Special Gentlemen listed killed - John Lamond son to Gilbert Lamond of Knockdow. Lamont Memorial


located on Tom-A-Mhoid (road of blood) in Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland. The scene of the 1646 masacre of several hundred Lamonts

Little now remains of
Dunoon Castle
. It was built in the 12th century, and Mary Stuartis said to have stayed in it for a short while.On Tom-a-Mhoid Road, in West Bay, is theLamont Memorial, erected in 1906 tocommemorate the massacre of the Lamontsby the Campbells in 1646.

The memorial was placed near the spot where so many met their deaths. It can be found near the southern limits of Dunoon,adjacent to route A-815. It is located on the left when headed south, raised above the road, in a small park. Because of it's high location, it is easy to miss, so look sharp. It's weight of over three tons, caused the lorry that was transporting it to Dunoon, to break down, and it finished the trip by ship. The unveiling was done by Chief John Henry Lamount, on September 29, and the principle address was given by Rev. John Lamond. Sir John Lamont had person sources.¹

Mary Young was born in 1623 in Auldbar, Forfarshire, Scotland.¹ She and Sir John Lamont were married in 1639.² She died.

After the massacre on June 3, 1646 at Toward "Mary Young Lamont fled with her four sons across the 39 miles of ocean from Scotland to a town called Larne in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Those whosurvived the massacre or were somehow able to get away from the Campbells sought any safe haven they could find. It was common practice by these refugees to change their surnames when they reached safety, fearing that the Campbells would search them down. Mary Young Lamont's four sons changed their names. John, the oldest, took the name Sitlington, which was the name of a 'burn' or small stream ontheir Scotland estates. The two middle sons took the names White and Green. It has been stated that the White son may have been named William. The youngest son, Andrew, took his mother's maiden nameof Young for his new surname. It is assumed that all four boys were young children because if they had been teens or older, they would have been fighting with their father and not left behind with their mother.

"Our Lamont family remained in County Antrim and never returned to Scotland. Brothers John Sitlington and Andrew Young, along with their sons and grandsons, ran a successful agricultural and linen manufacturing business four miles west of Larne for 90+ years, when they migrated to Augusta Co., VA. The linen mill and John's and Andrew's homes were still standing in the 1960's, in good condition andbeing used. The linen mill has since had its roof fall in but the stone walls still stand. Amazingly, in the 1920's, both homes were still occupied by descendants of the families who purchased them from the Sitlington and Young families when they migrated to America. We have Irish genealogist Mary Semple, who was a relative through Sir James Lamont's mother, who was also a Semple, to thank for giving us the story of this Young family back in the 1920's. This Scots/Irish Young family was devoted Presbyterian."

While no connection has yet been found between Mary and the Young Clan of Auldbar, the following from "A Short History of the Youngs of Scotland" is of interest: "Next to the Border, the highest concentration of Youngs in Scotland was in the Northeast. The Northeast was much more feudal than the Border and it is here that we find Youngs recorded as sheriffs, barons, academics and military leaders. It is here as well, that we find them residing in some of the most beautiful castles in Scotland, such as Durris, Kelly, Auldbar and Mergie.

"The first recorded Young in the Northeast was John Young, of Strachan, in Kincardineshire in the year 1325. A few years later we find mention of William Young of Ochterlony, near of Forfar, who perished in the Battle of Glascune. The Sheriff was warned of 'Thre hundyr, or ma, Hyeland-men' coming to ravage the lands of Angus. Here at Glascune, William and other Angus lairds met the Highlanders ina battle that was so fiercely fought that it is mentioned in the works of Sir Walter Scott.

"After the demise of the Border Clan, the family of the Barons of Auldbar became accepted by many as the chiefly line of the name Young, although not the head of any clan. Of their origins we know that they held property around the town of Forfar, and in 1603, they were said to have been in possession of this land 'past memory of man'.

"Probably the most notable of this family was Sir Peter Young I, born in 1544. Sir Peter held a number of positions with King James VI. He started as the King's tutor and eventually became an ambassador to various European countries, including Denmark where, in 1587, he made arrangements for the King's marriage to Anne, a Danish Princess. Upon the death of Queen Elizabeth of England, Peter traveled south with King James when, in 1603, he assumed the English throne. The next year Peter was knighted by the King at Whitehall, into the Order of the Garter. Sir Peter's portrait is displayed in National Portrait Gallery in Edinburgh.

"Sir Peter's grandson purchased the Barony of Auldbar, near Brechin, in the year 1670. This purchase made him and his heirs, the Barons of Auldbar. This family of Youngs resided here for another three generations until this line ended and the estate was sold in 1753. Since this time the chiefship of the Youngs has been vacant." Mary Young had person sources.¹

Matthew Young was born about 1677 in County Antrim, Ulster, Ireland. He died.

William Lamont ("William White") White was born about 1642 in Knocdow, Argyllshire, Scotland. He died.

Mary Young Lamont's four sons changed their names.The two middle sons took the names White and Green. It has been stated that the White son may have been named William. William Lamont ("William White") White had person sources.¹

Hugh Lamont ("Hugh Green") Green was born in 1643 in Knocdow, Argyllshire, Scotland. He died.

Mary Young Lamont's four sons changed their names. The two middle sons took the names White and Green. It has been stated that the White son may have been named William. When Hugh Lamont-Green was born in 1643, in Toward, Argyll, Scotland, his father, John Lamont McGorrie Baron of Knockdow, 14th Chief of Clan Lamont, was 24 and his mother, Lady Mary Young Lamont, was 20. He died in 1756, at the age of 113. Hugh Lamont ("Hugh Green") Green had person sources.¹

Andrew Lamont ("Andrew Lamont") Young was born about 1639 in Toward Castle, Kyles of Butte, Argyleshire, Scotland. He and Mary Adair were married in 1670 in County Antrim, Ireland. He died before 1727 in County Antrim, Ireland.^1,2

George Young posts the following: "Mary Young Lamont's four sons changed their names. The youngest son, Andrew, took his mother's maiden name of Young for his new surname. It is assumed that all fourboys were young children because if they had been teens or older, they would have been fighting with their father and not left behind with their mother.

"Andrew married Mary a descendent of Adair's of Kinhilt, Galloway, Scotland. He took the name of Young, his Mother's Clan. He and his brother John (Lamont) Sitlington, farmed and manufactured linen onthe Larne river in Antrim County, North Ireland."

Sharon Young Jebavy posts the following: "John Young (Andrew Lamont Young, Sir John Lamont) m. Annie Houston in County Antrim before 1695. He is the only known son of Andrew and Mary Adair Young, butthere were probably others. Possible siblings for John include: James, Robert, Matthew, Charles and William, as found in the Carmoney Church records in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. There were possibly others. Many Youngs still live in the Larne area who probably descend from Andrew Young." Andrew Lamont ("Andrew Lamont") Young had person sources.³

Charles Young was born about 1679 in County Antrim, Ulster, Ireland. He died.

Mary Adair was born about 1650 in Ballyclare, County Antrim, Ireland.¹ She and Andrew Lamont ("Andrew Lamont") Young were married in 1670 in County Antrim, Ireland. She died in County Antrim, Ireland.¹

From "My Clan": "The origin of this Gaelic name appears to be a variation of Edzaer and the first of the name is generally believed to have been a son of Duvenald, a leader at the Battle of the Standard in 1138 and grandson of Donegal of Morton Castle, a descendent of whose had a charter from Robert the Bruce of the lands of Kildonan.

"Sir Andrew Agnew states, in his work on the hereditary sheriffs of Galloway, that in the Lochnaw charter chest various deeds prove the name Edzaer and Adair to have been interchangeable with the Galloway Adairs.

"In a charter dated 1625 the name is spelt in both forms on the same page. Many of the Galloway Adairs went to Ulster during the time of the Elizabethan Plantation and settled mainly in County Antrim.

"One Patrick Adair who settled in Antrim around 1641 became famous as the author of a major work on the rise of the presbyterian church in Ireland."

Some on-line researchers show Mary as the daugter of Patrick but the connection is weak. Mary Adair had person sources.¹