Interesting post. The descendants of James and Lucinda are easy to track. Thus far, no one has been able to locate the burial location of Delilah and Henry Derflinger. And , of course, what became of James Bushong Sr. ? And then the question is, what line of Bushongs did James Sr. come from. ? There are still a lot of unanswered questions. Living descendants of James and Lucinda still reside in the Union County Ohio area. This may be a question to ask Michele Bushong Kodama. She has researched this side of the family. I do not know if she is part of this news stream or not. -----Original Message----- From: boschong-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:boschong-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Russell Bushong Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2013 2:39 PM To: boschong@rootsweb.com Subject: [BOSCHONG] How does the family of Delilah Bushong and Lt. Edward Bushaw/Buchan/Bushon of War of 1812 connect? Good Morning Boschong Subscribers, Back in March 2007, I posted some information about Lydia Bushon who married Christopher Cline. The question of lineage for Lydia Bushon has yet to be addressed and answered. While researching Delilah Bushong and her daughter Nancy Jane Bushong, I suddenly realized that in the 1870 census Delilah and her family and Christoper Cline, the husband of Lydia Bushon deceased, and his new wife Lucinda, are living as neighbors! Soooo what is the connection to these two families since Lydia Bushon was reported in the HISTORY OF LOGAN COUNTY to be the daughter of the Edward Bushaw/Buchan/Bushon, a Frenchman on a British ship in the War of 1812. I'm pretty sure that the misspelling of the Bushon name was due possibly to the fact that the information was being given by a Cline descendant who did not know how to spell Lydia's last name. His name on the account of Admiral Perry was spelled Lt. Edward W. Buchan and of course, we all know that an o can look like an a and an s like a c. {Buchon?} ------------------------ FACT: Lydia Bushon married Christopher Cline 15 Mar 1836 in Logan County, Ohio. Logan County Ohio Marriages License Issued 12 March 1836 Christopher Cline and Lydia Bushon were married by me the 15th day of March 1836 according to the License. STEPHEN H. HOLLAND, Minister of the Gospel -------------- FACT: Christopher Cline and Lydia Bushon are living in Bokes Creek Township, Logan County, Ohio in the 1850 census with the other Bushongs. Then his wife Lydia Bushon dies by 1854, and Christopher Cline then marries Lucinda Leveck and are neighbors of Henry and Delilah Bushong Deflinger and Delilah's mother and half brother Milton and wife. The Deflingers were from Virginia as were the Bushongs. 1850 Federal Census: Ohio Bokes Creek Township, Logan County Enumerated 21 August 1850 Page 21A Lines 23-29, HH 271/271 Christopher Cline 28/Male/Farmer/CannotReadOrWrite/VA Lydia Cline 28/Female/CannotReadOrWrite/OH {Lydia Bushon} David Cline 8/Male/OH James Cline 7/Male/OH Margaret Cline 5/Female/OH William Cline 2/male/OH Samuel Cline 5mos/Male/OH ------------------ Logan County Ohio Marriages Volume B, Page 289 License issued 5 May 1854 The State of Ohio Logan County ss I do hereby Certify that Christopher Cline and Lucinda Leveck were joined in marriage by me, on the 7th day of May A. D. 1854. THOMAS D. HOWE ---------- 1860 Census: Could not find ANY of the family! ------------ FACT: Christoper Cline is a neighbor of the Bushongs and the Derflingers. 1870 Federal Census: Ohio Bokes Creek Township, Logan County Enumerated 9 August 1870 Page 23B Lines 31-40, HH 224/224 Christopher Cline 52/Male/White/WorksOnFarm/--$200/VA {First wife Lydia Bushon} Lucinda Cline 33/Female/White/KeepingHouse/OH {Second wife Lucinda Leveck} William H. Cline 22/ Male/White/WorksOnFarm/OH Samuel Cline 19/Male/White/WorksOnFarm/OH Lydia J. Cline 14/Female/White/AssistingMother/OH Ann E. Cline 12/Female/White/AtSchool/OH Christopher Cline 10/Male/White/AtSchool/OH Lewis Cline 8/Male/White/AtSchool/OH John Cline 1/Male/White/OH Eliza A. Cain 18/Female/White/WorksByWeek/OH ------ 1870 Federal Census: Ohio Bokes Creek Township, Logan County PO Ridgway, Hardin County, Ohio Enumerated 9 August 1870 Page 23B Lines 14-19, HH 220/220 Nearby is Christopher Cline and second wife. First was was ----- Bushong Henry Durflinger 63/Male/White/BasketMaker/-----$150/VA {Henry Derflinger} Delia Durflinger 55/Female/White/Weaver/OH {Delilah Bushong} James B. Scoris 6/Male/White/OH Thomas Bushong 22/Male/White/WorksOnFarm/OH {s/o James Bushong & Delilah Bushong} William Durfinger 32/Male/White/WorksOnFarm/OH James Durflinger 17/Male/White/WorksOnFarm/OH NEXT DOOR (James Bushong and wife Lucinda Hatcher - Son of James Bushong Sr. & Delilah Bushong) 1870 Federal Census: Ohio Bokes Creek Township, Logan County PO Ridgway, Hardin County, Ohio Enumerated 9 August 1870 Page 23B Lines 9-13, HH 219/219 James Bushong 26/Male/White/WorksOnFarm/----$125/OH Lucinda Bushong 23/Female/White/KeepingHouse/OH Willie Bushong 1/Male/White/OH Libby Hatcher 8/Female/White/AttendedSchool/OH Lydia V. Hatcher 20/Female/White/School/OH ------------------------- FACT OR FICTION? HISTORY OF LOGAN COUNTY OHIO (1880) Page 509 Bokes Creek Township "The first marriage in the township was about the year 1840, when Isaac Cline and Miss Elizabeth Hill were united in holy wedlock by Rev. Steven Holland, one of the pioneer preachers. The second marriage was that of Christopher Cline and Lida Bushaw {Bushon}. The father of Lida Bushaw {Bushon} was a Frenchman, and was taken prisoner by the Americans at Perry's victory on Lake Erie. He was a sailor on a British ship, and when the Americans jumped on board his vessel, and demanded his sword and pistols, Bushaw {Bushon} stuck the point of his sword downward in the deck, broke it in three pieces, and threw his pistols overboard. He finally espoused the American cause, and died at Chillicothe. Lida came to this county with relatives." ------------- Now the above account in the history of Logan county cannot be totally ignored since it is quite possible that Lida (Lydia) Bushon's father could have served in the War of 1812. We know that there was a Edward W. Buchan mentioned by Perry that served and he was on the side of the British during this battle. Many men from Canada served for the British and many were French from Quebec area. So did this Edward leave the States to go to Quebec to serve during the War and then return to the States and somehow his daughter made it to Logan County Ohio with other relatives? Quite possibly. -------------- FACT: THE BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE OLIVER HAZARD PERRY A Collection of Documents, chiefly by Commodore Perry: including the Court - Martial of Commander Barclay and the Court of Enquiry on Captain Elliot: edited with Introduction, Annotations, Bibliography and E. and Analytical Index By Charles Oscar Paullin Cleveland: The Rowfant Club October, 1918 BRITISH SHIPS The Chippeway The Detroit The Hunter The Queen Charlotte THE LADY PREVOST {Commanded by Lt. Edward W. Bushan} The Little Belt PAGE 30 - 31 - Report of Perry "The Lady Prevost's armanent consisted chiefly of 12 pair carronades. She made a noble fight, but such an armanent at long range in smooth water was utterly useless against the heavy guns of the schooners. Her commander Lieutenant Buchan, and her fist Lieutenant Rolette, were both seriously wounded and she was greatly cut up and began to fall to leeward." {NOTE: Lt. Edward W. Buchan was wounded in the head} PAGE 70: "Lieutenant Buchan in the Lady Prevost behaved most nobly and did everything that a brave experienced officer could do, in a vessel armed with 12 pounder carranades. against vessels carrying long guns - I regret to state that he was very severely wounded." ------------------- Researched and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Good Morning Boschong Subscribers, Back in March 2007, I posted some information about Lydia Bushon who married Christopher Cline. The question of lineage for Lydia Bushon has yet to be addressed and answered. While researching Delilah Bushong and her daughter Nancy Jane Bushong, I suddenly realized that in the 1870 census Delilah and her family and Christoper Cline, the husband of Lydia Bushon deceased, and his new wife Lucinda, are living as neighbors! Soooo what is the connection to these two families since Lydia Bushon was reported in the HISTORY OF LOGAN COUNTY to be the daughter of the Edward Bushaw/Buchan/Bushon, a Frenchman on a British ship in the War of 1812. I'm pretty sure that the misspelling of the Bushon name was due possibly to the fact that the information was being given by a Cline descendant who did not know how to spell Lydia's last name. His name on the account of Admiral Perry was spelled Lt. Edward W. Buchan and of course, we all know that an o can look like an a and an s like a c. {Buchon?} ------------------------ FACT: Lydia Bushon married Christopher Cline 15 Mar 1836 in Logan County, Ohio. Logan County Ohio Marriages License Issued 12 March 1836 Christopher Cline and Lydia Bushon were married by me the 15th day of March 1836 according to the License. STEPHEN H. HOLLAND, Minister of the Gospel -------------- FACT: Christopher Cline and Lydia Bushon are living in Bokes Creek Township, Logan County, Ohio in the 1850 census with the other Bushongs. Then his wife Lydia Bushon dies by 1854, and Christopher Cline then marries Lucinda Leveck and are neighbors of Henry and Delilah Bushong Deflinger and Delilah's mother and half brother Milton and wife. The Deflingers were from Virginia as were the Bushongs. 1850 Federal Census: Ohio Bokes Creek Township, Logan County Enumerated 21 August 1850 Page 21A Lines 23-29, HH 271/271 Christopher Cline 28/Male/Farmer/CannotReadOrWrite/VA Lydia Cline 28/Female/CannotReadOrWrite/OH {Lydia Bushon} David Cline 8/Male/OH James Cline 7/Male/OH Margaret Cline 5/Female/OH William Cline 2/male/OH Samuel Cline 5mos/Male/OH ------------------ Logan County Ohio Marriages Volume B, Page 289 License issued 5 May 1854 The State of Ohio Logan County ss I do hereby Certify that Christopher Cline and Lucinda Leveck were joined in marriage by me, on the 7th day of May A. D. 1854. THOMAS D. HOWE ---------- 1860 Census: Could not find ANY of the family! ------------ FACT: Christoper Cline is a neighbor of the Bushongs and the Derflingers. 1870 Federal Census: Ohio Bokes Creek Township, Logan County Enumerated 9 August 1870 Page 23B Lines 31-40, HH 224/224 Christopher Cline 52/Male/White/WorksOnFarm/--$200/VA {First wife Lydia Bushon} Lucinda Cline 33/Female/White/KeepingHouse/OH {Second wife Lucinda Leveck} William H. Cline 22/ Male/White/WorksOnFarm/OH Samuel Cline 19/Male/White/WorksOnFarm/OH Lydia J. Cline 14/Female/White/AssistingMother/OH Ann E. Cline 12/Female/White/AtSchool/OH Christopher Cline 10/Male/White/AtSchool/OH Lewis Cline 8/Male/White/AtSchool/OH John Cline 1/Male/White/OH Eliza A. Cain 18/Female/White/WorksByWeek/OH ------ 1870 Federal Census: Ohio Bokes Creek Township, Logan County PO Ridgway, Hardin County, Ohio Enumerated 9 August 1870 Page 23B Lines 14-19, HH 220/220 Nearby is Christopher Cline and second wife. First was was ----- Bushong Henry Durflinger 63/Male/White/BasketMaker/-----$150/VA {Henry Derflinger} Delia Durflinger 55/Female/White/Weaver/OH {Delilah Bushong} James B. Scoris 6/Male/White/OH Thomas Bushong 22/Male/White/WorksOnFarm/OH {s/o James Bushong & Delilah Bushong} William Durfinger 32/Male/White/WorksOnFarm/OH James Durflinger 17/Male/White/WorksOnFarm/OH NEXT DOOR (James Bushong and wife Lucinda Hatcher - Son of James Bushong Sr. & Delilah Bushong) 1870 Federal Census: Ohio Bokes Creek Township, Logan County PO Ridgway, Hardin County, Ohio Enumerated 9 August 1870 Page 23B Lines 9-13, HH 219/219 James Bushong 26/Male/White/WorksOnFarm/----$125/OH Lucinda Bushong 23/Female/White/KeepingHouse/OH Willie Bushong 1/Male/White/OH Libby Hatcher 8/Female/White/AttendedSchool/OH Lydia V. Hatcher 20/Female/White/School/OH ------------------------- FACT OR FICTION? HISTORY OF LOGAN COUNTY OHIO (1880) Page 509 Bokes Creek Township "The first marriage in the township was about the year 1840, when Isaac Cline and Miss Elizabeth Hill were united in holy wedlock by Rev. Steven Holland, one of the pioneer preachers. The second marriage was that of Christopher Cline and Lida Bushaw {Bushon}. The father of Lida Bushaw {Bushon} was a Frenchman, and was taken prisoner by the Americans at Perry's victory on Lake Erie. He was a sailor on a British ship, and when the Americans jumped on board his vessel, and demanded his sword and pistols, Bushaw {Bushon} stuck the point of his sword downward in the deck, broke it in three pieces, and threw his pistols overboard. He finally espoused the American cause, and died at Chillicothe. Lida came to this county with relatives." ------------- Now the above account in the history of Logan county cannot be totally ignored since it is quite possible that Lida (Lydia) Bushon's father could have served in the War of 1812. We know that there was a Edward W. Buchan mentioned by Perry that served and he was on the side of the British during this battle. Many men from Canada served for the British and many were French from Quebec area. So did this Edward leave the States to go to Quebec to serve during the War and then return to the States and somehow his daughter made it to Logan County Ohio with other relatives? Quite possibly. -------------- FACT: THE BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE OLIVER HAZARD PERRY A Collection of Documents, chiefly by Commodore Perry: including the Court - Martial of Commander Barclay and the Court of Enquiry on Captain Elliot: edited with Introduction, Annotations, Bibliography and E. and Analytical Index By Charles Oscar Paullin Cleveland: The Rowfant Club October, 1918 BRITISH SHIPS The Chippeway The Detroit The Hunter The Queen Charlotte THE LADY PREVOST {Commanded by Lt. Edward W. Bushan} The Little Belt PAGE 30 - 31 - Report of Perry "The Lady Prevost's armanent consisted chiefly of 12 pair carronades. She made a noble fight, but such an armanent at long range in smooth water was utterly useless against the heavy guns of the schooners. Her commander Lieutenant Buchan, and her fist Lieutenant Rolette, were both seriously wounded and she was greatly cut up and began to fall to leeward." {NOTE: Lt. Edward W. Buchan was wounded in the head} PAGE 70: "Lieutenant Buchan in the Lady Prevost behaved most nobly and did everything that a brave experienced officer could do, in a vessel armed with 12 pounder carranades. against vessels carrying long guns - I regret to state that he was very severely wounded." ------------------- Researched and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong

Boschong Subscribers, See BOSCHONG Archives for December 2007, August 2009 and August 2010 for more on her family members. ---------------- The Meridian Star Meridian, Mississippi Sunday, 17 March 2013 NORMA JEAN BUSHONG SIMS Memorial services for Mrs. Norma Jean Bushong Sims will be held at a later date. James F. Webb Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Sims, age 82, of Meridian, entered into eternal life on Friday at Jeff Anderson Regional Medical Center. She was the beloved wife of the late Jack Sims. Mrs. Sims, also known as “Jean”, was born on 27 August 1930 in Youngstown, Ohio, the youngest daughter of Herman Henry and Gladys Bolton Bushong. Jean spent her entire career in the medical field, rising to head of nursing at Newton Regional Hospital. She later retired from East Mississippi State Hospital as a nursing supervisor. She was an active member of Westwood Baptist Church in Meridian, where she dedicated her time and talent to many of the church functions, including facilitating Grief Counseling Sessions. Following the death of her husband, she performed volunteer work for Southern Care Hospice of Meridian. She leaves her loving son Cliff, his fiancée Mary, and his daughter Samantha McMullan, three sons Clint, Charles and Brandon and ten grandchildren. She also leaves her loving daughter-in-law, Annette Sims, her daughter Samantha Sims and one granddaughter Hannah. She also leaves her two loving furry feline “children”, Tommy and Sammie. She was preceded in death by a sister, Elizabeth G. Nelms of Trafford, Pennsylvania, who was mother to Melvin (Flora) Nelms of Level Green, Pennsylvania, Richard (Flo) Nelms of Murrysville, Pennsylvania, and Robert (Yvonne) Nelms of North Versailles, Pennsylvania, and many grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great-great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her brother, Herman Henry, Jr. of Poland, Ohio, who was father to Gary Arthur Bushong (deceased) and Lynn Ann Bushong (Jerry) Kavan. She was also preceded in death by her sister Evelyn M. Meyer of Bloomingdale, Illinois, who was mother to Richard (Patricia) Meyer, of Roselle, Illinois, Barbara (Richard) Miller, of Princeton, Illinois, and Sharon (Steven) Wright, of Princeton, Illinois, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Her only living sister, Alice Marie B. Barney, currently residing in Portage, Indiana, is mother to Ken (Wanda) Barney, of Westfield, Indiana, Jerry Barney, of Hobart, Indiana, Karen (Thomas) Barney Zimmerman of Deer Park, Illinois, and David (Helene) Barney, of Valparaiso, Inddiana, and several grandchildren. Jean was also preceded in death by her son-in-law, Jeff Sims. The family requests that in lieu of flowers; please make donations in her name to Westwood Baptist Church. ---------------------- Researched and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong

Thank you Gloria! Have a wonderful Easter! Sent from my iPhone On Mar 28, 2013, at 10:06 AM, Russell Bushong <chochoruss@aol.com> wrote: > > > Boschong Subscribers and Debra in particular, There are several Cox families that married into Bushong families as everyone well knows. There are a lot of mentions of the name Cox in the BOSCHONG Archives so you can review December 2004, November 2004, February 2005, August 2006, September 2007, March 2009 and October 2011 which is just a few of the posts. > > Debra, There are literately hundreds of COX grants so I am just putting some of them here to give you a sample. I would suggest that if you are interested in any of the Northern Neck grants that you go to the following website and following these instructions: > > www.lva.virginia.gov > > INSTRUCTIONS > Once the Main LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA page opens look for: > FOR THE PUBLIC and then under that USING THE COLLECTIONS > Click on USING THE COLLECTIONS > When this opens, you will see ALPHABETICAL. Under that is a link so click on ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS > When that page opens Scroll down to the letter N > At the end of the N list you will see NORTHERN NECK LAND PROPRIETARY RECORDS (Last listing under N) > Click the link NORTHERN NECK LAND PROPRIETARY RECORDS > A couple of boxes will come up for searching. I use the BOTTOM set of boxes, typing in a surname then hitting GO. > Everyone with that surname will come up in alphabetical order. It will give you a description of the property which is what I have been putting on the List BUT it also gives you the option of actually seeing a map of the Grant. > > Have fun. > ------------------ > AMBROSE COX > 25 August 1800 - Montgomery County > 290 acres on Indian Creek a branch of Little River waters of New River adjoining the land of Peter Reid > AND > 26 August 1800 > 305 acres on waters of Indian Creek a branch of Little River waters of New River adjoining Samuel Vancels and Thomas' survey > ---------------------- > BENJAMIN COX > 5 October 1822 - Wythe County > 23 acres on waters of Peek Creek > AND > 25 June 1823 > 225 acres on waters of Peek Creek > ---------------------- > CARTER COX > 18 July 1809 - Montgomery County > 120 acres on Beaver Creek waters of Little River a branch of New River adjoining land of Abijah Booth > AND > 10 January 1819 - Montgomery County > 700 acres on waters of Indian Creek a branch of Little River of New River > ------------------------- > DAVID COX > 30 September 1772 - Hampshire County > 77 1/2 acres on Potowmack River adjoining Friend Cox {Friend is a legitimate first name for this man} > -------------------------- > DAVID COX > 1 June 1782 - Jefferson County (KY) > 1000 acres on Coxes Creek adjoining Isaac Cox > --------------------------- > ENOCH COX > 2 August 1796 - Montgomery County > 200 acres on Chesnut Creek a branch of New River adjoining Davis's line > ------------------------ > EZEKIEL COX AND JOHN AWL > 3 June 1799 - Montgomery County > 200 acres - no description > ------------------------- > FRIEND COX > 29 March 1762 - Hampshire County > 240 acres on Potomack River and Little Cacapehon beginning just below the mouth of Little Cacapehon > AND > 31 March 1762 > 195 acres beginning on Potomack River opposite to the lower end of an island > --------------------------- > FRIEND COX > 23 December 1786 - Ohio County > 308 acres on Ohio River. Begg and c corner to Friend's Cox's settlement right > AND > 28 December 1786 > 400 acres - same description above includes settlement of 1771 > -------------------------- > GABRIEL COX > 14 January 1764 - Hampshire Cox > 162 acres on north branch of Potomack > ------------------------ > GABRIEL COX > 15 May 1784 - Jefferson County (KY) > 1000 acres on Cox's Creek adjoining Isaac Cox premption and John Fitch > ------------------------- > GABRIEL COX > 8 May 1786 - Jefferson County (KY) > 790 acres on south side of Salt River about a mile above the mouth of Cox's Creek adjoining MITCHEL and Wilson 547 acre survey > --------------------- > GEORGE COX > 23 December 1786 - Ohio County > 400 acres on Ohio River including his setttlement made in 1774 > ------------------------ > COX (No first name) > Jefferson County (KY) > 21000 acres - no description > --------------------------- > HENRY COX > 20 September 1786 - Fayette County (KY) > 264 acres on Hinksons Fork of Licking adjoining land of Panniel and Harris > ----------------------------- > HENRY COX > 20 September 1786 - Fayette County (KY) > 1500 acres on creek emptying into Licking on the north side between upper and lower Blue Licks adjoining William Wilson and c > ----------------------------- > ISAAC COX > 25 May 1786 - Jefferson County (KY) > 220 acres on Simpsons Creek near mouth adjoining Daniel May and Jacob Myers > ---------------------------- > ISAAC COX > 1 July 1766 - Hampshire County > 78 acres on south side of Little Cacapehon Creek adjoining John Greenfield > ---------------------------- > ISAAC COX > 1 June 1782 - Jefferson County (KY) > 1000 acres beginning and c about 85 poles south of Coxes Creek > AND > 1 June 1784 > 1000 acres on Cox's Creek adjoining Jacob Myers and Samuel Osburn about three miles below Cox's Station > ----------------------------- > ISAAC COX > 2 December 1785 - Jefferson County (KY) > 300 acres between waters of west fork of Nolelinn and Middle Creek adjoining John Bennett's land > ------------------------------ > MANY MANY MORE WHICH I AM NOT GOING TO PUT HERE > -------------------------------- > Researched and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Boschong Subscribers, I found another obit for this Thomas Bushong which names is parents as .Thomas Alfred Bushong and Dorothy Weiler, but still no links yet. Belleville News-Democrat, The (IL) - December 14, 2012 Deceased Name: Thomas Bushong Jr. Thomas A. "Tom" Bushong Jr., 75, of Granite City, Ill., born Feb. 28, 1937, in Granite City, Ill., passed away Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012, at his home. On Aug. 22, 1958, Tom married Shirley Bailey, the love of his life in Granite City, Ill. Tom was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church, Granite City, Ill. He was very active in the F.I.G.S (Fellowship Involving Granite Seniors) at the church and played Santa and the Easter Bunny for many years as well. Tom was an auxiliary policeman for the Granite City Police Department. He worked 26 years at Madison Metal Decorating in Madison, Ill., and worked at the Casino Queen as a security guard for 10 years before retiring. His greatest joy was spending time with his family, whom he adored. He was preceded in death by his parents, Thomas A. and Dorothy, nee Weller, Bushong Sr.; and two brothers. Surviving are his loving wife, Shirley Bushong; three wonderful children, Debbie (Tim) Tedesco of Granite City, Ill., Lori (Mark) Jones of Granite City, Ill., and Sheri (Dalton) Holt of Edwardsville, Ill.; six grandchildren, Tommy (Lynsey) Tedesco, Jennifer Tedesco, Matt Jones, Megan Jones, Tyler Holt and Emma Holt; and dear nieces, nephews, special cousins and many friends. Memorials donations may be given to BJC Hospice or Trinity United Methodist Church, and will be accepted at the funeral chapel. _www.irwinchapel.com_ (http://www.irwinchapel.com) Visitation: Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16, 2012, at Irwin Chapel, 3960 Maryville Road Granite City, Ill. Funeral: In celebration of his life, funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, Dec. 17, 2012, at Irwin Chapel, Granite City, Ill., with Rev. Lisa Guilliams officiating. Interment will be in Sunset Hill Memorial Estates, Glen Carbon, Ill. IRWIN CHAPEL, Granite City, Ill. Belleville News-Democrat, The (IL) Date: December 14, 2012 Page: 2B Record Number: 1212148685961 Copyright (c) 2012 The Belleville News-Democrat Research by John Coyle In a message dated 3/28/2013 10:07:41 A.M. Central Daylight Time, chochoruss@aol.com writes: Boschong Subscribers, I found this obit recently. Without more information, I hesitate to place his lineage. -------------------- The Granite City Journal Granite City, Illinois 15 December 2012 THOMAS A. "TOM" BUSHONG Thomas "Tom" A. Bushong Jr., age 75, of Granite City, Illinois, passed away on Wednesday, 12 December 2012, at his home. Tom was born on 28 February 1937 in Granite City, Illinois, a son to the late Thomas A. and Dorothy (Weller) Bushong Sr. On 22 August 1958, Tom married Shirley Bailey, the love of his life in Granite City, IL. Tom was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church, Granite City, IL. He was very active in the F.I.G.S (Fellowship Involving Granite Seniors) at the church; he also played Santa and the Easter bunny for many years at the church as well. Tom was an auxiliary policeman for the Granite City Police Department. He worked twenty six years at Madison Metal Decorating in Madison, Illinois and worked at the Casino Queen as a security guard for ten years before retiring. His greatest joy was spending time with his family, whom he adored. In addition to his parents, Tom was preceded in death by two brothers. He survived by his loving wife, Shirley Bushong; th! ree wonderful children, Debbie (Tim) Tedesco of Granite City, Illinois, Lori (Mark) Jones of Granite City, Illinois and Sheri (Dalton) Holt of Edwardsville, Illinois; six grandchildren, Tommy (Lynsey) Tedesco, Jennifer Tedesco, Matt Jones, Megan Jones, Tyler Holt and Emma Holt; dear nieces, nephews, special cousins and many friends. Visitation: friends may call from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, 16 December 2012 at Irwin Chapel, 3960 Maryville Rd. Granite City, IL. In celebration of his life, funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, 17 December 2012 at Irwin Chapel, Granite City, Illinois, with Rev. Lisa Guilliams officiating. Interment will be in Sunset Hill Memorial Estates, Glen Carbon, Illinois. Memorials donations may be given to BJC Hospice or Trinity United Methodist Church, and will be accepted at the funeral chapel. ------------------ 1940 Federal Census: Illinois Granite City, Ward 2, ED 60-62, Madison County Enumerated 12 April 1940 Page 1039A, Sheet 10 Lines 22-25, HH 2033 Quincy Street Alfred Bushong Head/M/W/28/Married/RentsHome/LaborerArmyFieldProjectConst/ 7thGradeEd/BornIllinois Dorothy Bushong Wife/Female/White/22/8thGradeEd/BornIllinois Thomas Bushong Son/Male/White/3/BornIllinois Robert Bushong Son/Male/White/1/BornIllinois ---------------------- Researched and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Boschong Subscribers, Another Bushong has volunteered to take the DNA test at the urging of someone else. It was then called to my attention that this person was interested so I called this person to give them the information on how to order a kit. Meanwhile, I have asked a Bushong who has roots going back to Canada to participate but have not heard back from him. Contacting the African American Bushon's is harder then you think. Last year I called several African Americans to tell them about the DNA testing but was never able to get them to return my telephone call. I believe I have mentioned this before. I also contacted several historical societies in the area of Ohio where these Bushon's lived to tell them about the testing hoping that someday one of the Bushon's would be interested in tracing their roots back in time to a white slave owner father. This will be all I will post until Monday. Everyone have a blessed Easter weekend. DNA Administrator Gloria Neiger Bushong

Boschong Subscribers, I found this obit recently. Without more information, I hesitate to place his lineage. -------------------- The Granite City Journal Granite City, Illinois 15 December 2012 THOMAS A. "TOM" BUSHONG Thomas "Tom" A. Bushong Jr., age 75, of Granite City, Illinois, passed away on Wednesday, 12 December 2012, at his home. Tom was born on 28 February 1937 in Granite City, Illinois, a son to the late Thomas A. and Dorothy (Weller) Bushong Sr. On 22 August 1958, Tom married Shirley Bailey, the love of his life in Granite City, IL. Tom was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church, Granite City, IL. He was very active in the F.I.G.S (Fellowship Involving Granite Seniors) at the church; he also played Santa and the Easter bunny for many years at the church as well. Tom was an auxiliary policeman for the Granite City Police Department. He worked twenty six years at Madison Metal Decorating in Madison, Illinois and worked at the Casino Queen as a security guard for ten years before retiring. His greatest joy was spending time with his family, whom he adored. In addition to his parents, Tom was preceded in death by two brothers. He survived by his loving wife, Shirley Bushong; three wonderful children, Debbie (Tim) Tedesco of Granite City, Illinois, Lori (Mark) Jones of Granite City, Illinois and Sheri (Dalton) Holt of Edwardsville, Illinois; six grandchildren, Tommy (Lynsey) Tedesco, Jennifer Tedesco, Matt Jones, Megan Jones, Tyler Holt and Emma Holt; dear nieces, nephews, special cousins and many friends. Visitation: friends may call from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, 16 December 2012 at Irwin Chapel, 3960 Maryville Rd. Granite City, IL. In celebration of his life, funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, 17 December 2012 at Irwin Chapel, Granite City, Illinois, with Rev. Lisa Guilliams officiating. Interment will be in Sunset Hill Memorial Estates, Glen Carbon, Illinois. Memorials donations may be given to BJC Hospice or Trinity United Methodist Church, and will be accepted at the funeral chapel. ------------------ 1940 Federal Census: Illinois Granite City, Ward 2, ED 60-62, Madison County Enumerated 12 April 1940 Page 1039A, Sheet 10 Lines 22-25, HH 2033 Quincy Street Alfred Bushong Head/M/W/28/Married/RentsHome/LaborerArmyFieldProjectConst/ 7thGradeEd/BornIllinois Dorothy Bushong Wife/Female/White/22/8thGradeEd/BornIllinois Thomas Bushong Son/Male/White/3/BornIllinois Robert Bushong Son/Male/White/1/BornIllinois ---------------------- Researched and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong

Boschong Subscribers and Debra in particular, There are several Cox families that married into Bushong families as everyone well knows. There are a lot of mentions of the name Cox in the BOSCHONG Archives so you can review December 2004, November 2004, February 2005, August 2006, September 2007, March 2009 and October 2011 which is just a few of the posts. Debra, There are literately hundreds of COX grants so I am just putting some of them here to give you a sample. I would suggest that if you are interested in any of the Northern Neck grants that you go to the following website and following these instructions: www.lva.virginia.gov INSTRUCTIONS Once the Main LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA page opens look for: FOR THE PUBLIC and then under that USING THE COLLECTIONS Click on USING THE COLLECTIONS When this opens, you will see ALPHABETICAL. Under that is a link so click on ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS When that page opens Scroll down to the letter N At the end of the N list you will see NORTHERN NECK LAND PROPRIETARY RECORDS (Last listing under N) Click the link NORTHERN NECK LAND PROPRIETARY RECORDS A couple of boxes will come up for searching. I use the BOTTOM set of boxes, typing in a surname then hitting GO. Everyone with that surname will come up in alphabetical order. It will give you a description of the property which is what I have been putting on the List BUT it also gives you the option of actually seeing a map of the Grant. Have fun. ------------------ AMBROSE COX 25 August 1800 - Montgomery County 290 acres on Indian Creek a branch of Little River waters of New River adjoining the land of Peter Reid AND 26 August 1800 305 acres on waters of Indian Creek a branch of Little River waters of New River adjoining Samuel Vancels and Thomas' survey ---------------------- BENJAMIN COX 5 October 1822 - Wythe County 23 acres on waters of Peek Creek AND 25 June 1823 225 acres on waters of Peek Creek ---------------------- CARTER COX 18 July 1809 - Montgomery County 120 acres on Beaver Creek waters of Little River a branch of New River adjoining land of Abijah Booth AND 10 January 1819 - Montgomery County 700 acres on waters of Indian Creek a branch of Little River of New River ------------------------- DAVID COX 30 September 1772 - Hampshire County 77 1/2 acres on Potowmack River adjoining Friend Cox {Friend is a legitimate first name for this man} -------------------------- DAVID COX 1 June 1782 - Jefferson County (KY) 1000 acres on Coxes Creek adjoining Isaac Cox --------------------------- ENOCH COX 2 August 1796 - Montgomery County 200 acres on Chesnut Creek a branch of New River adjoining Davis's line ------------------------ EZEKIEL COX AND JOHN AWL 3 June 1799 - Montgomery County 200 acres - no description ------------------------- FRIEND COX 29 March 1762 - Hampshire County 240 acres on Potomack River and Little Cacapehon beginning just below the mouth of Little Cacapehon AND 31 March 1762 195 acres beginning on Potomack River opposite to the lower end of an island --------------------------- FRIEND COX 23 December 1786 - Ohio County 308 acres on Ohio River. Begg and c corner to Friend's Cox's settlement right AND 28 December 1786 400 acres - same description above includes settlement of 1771 -------------------------- GABRIEL COX 14 January 1764 - Hampshire Cox 162 acres on north branch of Potomack ------------------------ GABRIEL COX 15 May 1784 - Jefferson County (KY) 1000 acres on Cox's Creek adjoining Isaac Cox premption and John Fitch ------------------------- GABRIEL COX 8 May 1786 - Jefferson County (KY) 790 acres on south side of Salt River about a mile above the mouth of Cox's Creek adjoining MITCHEL and Wilson 547 acre survey --------------------- GEORGE COX 23 December 1786 - Ohio County 400 acres on Ohio River including his setttlement made in 1774 ------------------------ COX (No first name) Jefferson County (KY) 21000 acres - no description --------------------------- HENRY COX 20 September 1786 - Fayette County (KY) 264 acres on Hinksons Fork of Licking adjoining land of Panniel and Harris ----------------------------- HENRY COX 20 September 1786 - Fayette County (KY) 1500 acres on creek emptying into Licking on the north side between upper and lower Blue Licks adjoining William Wilson and c ----------------------------- ISAAC COX 25 May 1786 - Jefferson County (KY) 220 acres on Simpsons Creek near mouth adjoining Daniel May and Jacob Myers ---------------------------- ISAAC COX 1 July 1766 - Hampshire County 78 acres on south side of Little Cacapehon Creek adjoining John Greenfield ---------------------------- ISAAC COX 1 June 1782 - Jefferson County (KY) 1000 acres beginning and c about 85 poles south of Coxes Creek AND 1 June 1784 1000 acres on Cox's Creek adjoining Jacob Myers and Samuel Osburn about three miles below Cox's Station ----------------------------- ISAAC COX 2 December 1785 - Jefferson County (KY) 300 acres between waters of west fork of Nolelinn and Middle Creek adjoining John Bennett's land ------------------------------ MANY MANY MORE WHICH I AM NOT GOING TO PUT HERE -------------------------------- Researched and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong

Good Morning Boschong Subscribers, Here are some of the Young grants found in the areas that both Bushongs and Summers lived. There are tons more, I just picked the ones I thought most relevant. -------------- Northern Neck Grants Library of Virginia Richmond, Virginia JAMES YOUNG 8 December 1769 - Augusta County 98 acres on branch of Cow Pasture River a branch of James River --------------- JAMES YOUNG 1 February 1781 - Augusta County 439 acres on north branch of Naked Creek --------------- JAMES YOUNG 4 July 1785 - Washington County 100 acres on both sides of Youngs Mill Creek a branch of the north fork of Holstein River ------------------ JAMES YOUNG 5 September 1787 - Nelson County (KY) 1000 acres on both sides of Brush Creek a branch of Green River formerly known by First Sinking Creek above the Barrows -------------------- JAMES YOUNG and JOHN GOODMAN 27 March 1788 - Ohio County 400 acres on Harmons Run which includes the settlement made in the year 1773 ----------------------- JAMES YOUNG 6 February 1794 - Augusta County 7 acres on head waters of Naked Creek between land of Andrew McComb deceased and Thomas Graham -------------------- JOHN YOUNG 12 July 1750 - Augusta County 135 acres on drafts of Naked Creek -------------------- JOHN YOUNG 4 July 1759 - Augusta County 80 acres on north side of Middle River --------------------- JOHN YOUNG 20 July 1768 - Augusta County 375 acres on south branch of Potowmack below Hoal's land 23 acres north side of Middle River of Shenandoah between John Young's and Robert Wiley's land ---------------------- JOHN YOUNG 2 December 1785 - Lincoln County (KY) 500 acres adjoining Stewarts Military Survey of 500 acres on the Doctors Fork --------------------- JOHN YOUNG 4 January 1786 - Fayette County (KY) 22,943 1/2 acres beginning and c corner of a survey of Charles Willing on the south west side of the Main Forking ----------------------- PETER YOUNG 3 September 1787 - Fayette County (KY) 1209 acres adjoining Charles Curds 800 acre survey --------------------- PETER YOUNG 2 September 1806 - Montgomery County 5 3/4 acres on east side of Jewell's Branch -------------------- RICHARD YOUNG 1 June 1785 - Fayette County (KY) 50 acres on spring at head of north fork of small branch that runs into Glens Creek on north side, it being the second branch above the main fork of the creek ------------------- RICHARD YOUNG 10 June 1785 - Fayette County (KY) 300 acres adjoining his survey of his 50 acres ----------------------- RICHARD YOUNG 19 November 1785 - Fayette County (KY) 80 acres adjoining Craig and Johnston, DAVID MITCHELL, Humphrey Marshall and Edward Holeman --------------------- RICHARD YOUNG 23 January 1792 - Bourbon County (KY) 3121 3/4 acres - no description ----------------------- ROBERT YOUNG 20 June 1749 - Augusta County 112 acres on west side the Blue Ridge in the fork of James River ------------------------- ROBERT YOUNG 7 April 1770 - Augusta County 137 acres on Falling Springs Waters, a branch of the Middle River ----------------------- ROBERT YOUNG 27 August 1770 - Augusta County 190 acres fork of James River adjoining James Moore and William Brown upon a branch of Buffaloe called the Dry Run ---------------------- ROBERT YOUNG 15 June 1773 - Botetourt County 154 acres on waters of James River ----------------------- ROBERT YOUNG 5 July 1774 - Botetourt County 550 acres on head of Falling Spring, a branch of Middle River of Shenandoah River ------------------------- ROBERT YOUNG 25 June 1785 - Fayette County (KY) 5000 acres - no description ------------------------- ROBERT YOUNG 14 August 1786 - Augusta County 199 acres on small branch of Naked Creek ------------------------ ROBERT YOUNG 9 July 1793 - Monongalia County 250 acres south side of Three Forks Creek about one mile above forks adjoining John Simpson ------------------------ ROBERT YOUNG 12 August 1794 - Augusta County 190 acres on branch of Naked Creek --------------------------- SAMUEL YOUNG 4 January 1786 - Fayette County (KY) 20000 acres adjoining tract of 20000 acres surveyed by Mess. Tarreson and brother ------------------------ THOMAS YOUNG AND JOHN TIBBS 10 December 1785 15000 acres - no description - Fayette County (KY) -------------------------- THOMAS AND ROBERT YOUNG 25 June 1785 - Fayette County (KY) 5000 acres on waters of east fork of Licking Creek ------------------------ THOMAS YOUNG AND JOHN PHIPPS 5 March 1833 - Fincastle County 102 acres - no description ---------------------------- WILLIAM YOUNG 13 January 1784 - Lincoln County (KY) 400 acres on Gilberts Creek adjoining Craig premption ------------------------- WILLIAM YOUNG 17 March 1789 - Augusta County 220 acres on south west branch of Naked Creek ------------------------- WILLIAM YOUNG 18 September 1809 - Montgomery County 150 acres on waters of Pine Creek and old Field Creek waters of Little River a branch of New River ---------------------- Researched and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong

I'll look tomorrow. Gloria -----Original Message----- From: Debra Simkin <debrasimkin@yahoo.com> To: boschong <boschong@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wed, Mar 27, 2013 8:50 pm Subject: Re: [BOSCHONG] Virginia - Northern Neck Grants - SUMMERS - Part 1 of 2 I know that the family Cox is only related to my family but feel like they had known each other before MO. Where there any Cox families around the Bushong and Summers that you noticed? ________________________________ From: Russell Bushong <chochoruss@aol.com> To: boschong@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 3:40 PM Subject: [BOSCHONG] Virginia - Northern Neck Grants - SUMMERS - Part 1 of 2 PART 1 of 2 --------------------- Good afternoon Boschong Subscribers, In September 2005, I shared the Northern Neck Grants for the few Bushongs who received them in Virginia and some of their related families. Only one Bushong grant was for the southern part of Virginia. Andrew Bushang, Grantee 7 February 1804 Location: Montgomery County, Virginia Description: 330 acres on the head waters of Indian Run a branch of Roanoak including his house and improvement adjoining John Preston and Greshams Heirs. ----------------------- Now I am sharing with you all of the Northern Neck Grants with the surname Summers so that you can get a better perspective of how many Summers were in early Virginia in different areas some of which were Johns. Keeping in mind that back in the early days, families were large and everyone was giving the same first names to their children. Just because you see two like first names, do not assume that they are the same person unless you have followed that person down through the records WITH Birth, Marriage, Deeds, Wills and Estate, Death, and Chancery. Also keep in mind that anyone of these men could have a daughter, sister, niece, or cousin named Jannett. Notice that there is a Mitchell and a Hale mentioned in these Grants both names associated with Bushongs. Part 1 concerns all of the Summers in the Northern and northwestern part of Virginia --------------------- Northern Neck Land Grants Library of Virginia JOHN SUMMERS 20 July 1768 - Augusta County 90 acres on Spur of the Camp Mountain in fork of James River -------------------------- JOHN SUMMERS 16 March 1771 - Augusta County 200 acres branch of Buffaloe Creek --------------------------- ANDREW SUMMERS 1 May 1800 - Augusta County 5 1/2 acres on headwaters of Walkers Creek adjoining his land and Captain David Buckanan and JAMES MITCHELL ---------------------------- ANDREW SUMMERS 9 August 1804 - Augusta County 8 acres on headwaters of Walkers Creek joining the land of JAMES MITCHELL and Jacob Miller ------------------------ PAUL SUMMERS 1 June 1782 - Augusta County 50 acres branch of Bull Pasture joining land whereon he lives ---------------------- PAUL SUMMERS 13 March 1799 - Pendleton County 85 acres between and adjoining lands of William Blaggs and the rich hollow on top of Doe Hill --------------------- PAUL SUMMERS 12 February 1800 - Pendleton County 30 acres on west side of his former land on the Bull Pasture River including the head of Bogaboo Run ---------------------- PAUL SUMMERS 12 January 1801- Pendleton County 70 acres adjoining his patent land and land of Robert Duffield, John McCoy and Charles Callahan on east side of Bull Pasture River. --------------------- PAUL SUMMERS 9 September 1812 - Pendleton County 40 acres on the east side of the Bull Pasture River adjoining on east side of his former land --------------------- PAUL SUMMERS 30 December 1816 - Pendleton County 26 acres west side of Bull Pasture River adjoining east side of his own land on Doe Hill ---------------------- GEORGE SUMMERS 30 November 1818 - Pendleton County 60 acres adjoining his land on east between William Harris and Widow Wilson ------------------------- WILLIAM SUMMERS 1 November 1817 - Pendleton County 21 acres on west side of Bull Pasture River between and adjoining the lands of Currie, Syron and others. -------------------------- WILLIAM SUMMERS 1 November 1817 - Pendleton County 100 acres on west side of Bull Pasture River between his fathers land, Syrons, Coller and Armstrongs land. ---------------------------- JOHN T. SUMMERS 30 December 1816 - Hampshire County 34 acres, drains of North River adjoining land of Thompson, Dunmore and Tucker and all ----------------------------- JOSHUA SUMMERS 4 November 1832 - Page County 8 acres on drains of Funk Run at the Blue Ridge ---------------------------- REUBEN SUMMERS 30 June 1848 - Page County 92 acres on west side of Blue Ridge on small head branch of the Hawksbill ---------------------------- GEORGE SUMMERS 12 August 1766 - Frederick County 442 acres on westerly side of the North River and on both sides of Toms Brook ----------------------------- MICHAEL SUMMERS 4 June 1767 - Frederick County 278 acres on Toms Brook, a drain of the North River of Shenandoah, adjoining John Mauk and all --------------------------------- MICHAEL SUMMERS 7 December 1820 - Rockingham County 5 acres and 1 rod and 34 perches beginning and c Bryans corner in said Summers line. ---------------------------------- Researched and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I know that the family Cox is only related to my family but feel like they had known each other before MO.  Where there any Cox families around the Bushong and Summers that you noticed? ________________________________ From: Russell Bushong <chochoruss@aol.com> To: boschong@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 3:40 PM Subject: [BOSCHONG] Virginia - Northern Neck Grants - SUMMERS - Part 1 of 2 PART 1 of 2 --------------------- Good afternoon Boschong Subscribers, In September 2005, I shared the Northern Neck Grants for the few Bushongs who received them in Virginia and some of their related families. Only one Bushong grant was for the southern part of Virginia. Andrew Bushang, Grantee 7 February 1804 Location: Montgomery County, Virginia Description: 330 acres on the head waters of Indian Run a branch of Roanoak  including his house and improvement adjoining John Preston and Greshams  Heirs. ----------------------- Now I am sharing with you all of the Northern Neck Grants with the surname Summers so that you can get a better perspective of how many Summers were in early Virginia in different areas some of which were Johns.  Keeping in mind that back in the early days, families were large and everyone was giving the same first names to their children. Just because you see two like first names, do not assume that they are the same person unless you have followed that person down through the records WITH Birth, Marriage, Deeds, Wills and Estate, Death, and Chancery. Also keep in mind that anyone of these men could have a daughter, sister, niece, or cousin named Jannett. Notice that there is a Mitchell and a Hale mentioned in these Grants both names associated with Bushongs. Part 1 concerns all of the Summers in the Northern and northwestern part of Virginia --------------------- Northern Neck Land Grants Library of Virginia JOHN SUMMERS 20 July 1768 - Augusta County 90 acres on Spur of the Camp Mountain in fork of James River -------------------------- JOHN SUMMERS 16 March 1771 - Augusta County 200 acres branch of Buffaloe Creek --------------------------- ANDREW SUMMERS 1 May 1800 - Augusta County 5 1/2 acres on headwaters of Walkers Creek adjoining his land and Captain David Buckanan and JAMES MITCHELL ---------------------------- ANDREW SUMMERS 9 August 1804 - Augusta County 8 acres on headwaters of Walkers Creek joining the land of JAMES MITCHELL and Jacob Miller ------------------------ PAUL SUMMERS 1 June 1782 - Augusta County 50 acres branch of Bull Pasture joining land whereon he lives ---------------------- PAUL SUMMERS 13 March 1799 - Pendleton County 85 acres between and adjoining lands of William Blaggs and the rich hollow on top of Doe Hill --------------------- PAUL SUMMERS 12 February 1800 - Pendleton County 30 acres on west side of his former land on the Bull Pasture River including the head of Bogaboo Run ---------------------- PAUL SUMMERS 12 January 1801- Pendleton County 70 acres adjoining his patent land and land of Robert Duffield, John McCoy and Charles Callahan on east side of Bull Pasture River. --------------------- PAUL SUMMERS 9 September 1812 - Pendleton County 40 acres on the east side of the Bull Pasture River adjoining on east side of his former land --------------------- PAUL SUMMERS 30 December 1816 - Pendleton County 26 acres west side of Bull Pasture River adjoining east side of his own land on Doe Hill ---------------------- GEORGE SUMMERS 30 November 1818 - Pendleton County 60 acres adjoining his land on east between William Harris and Widow Wilson ------------------------- WILLIAM SUMMERS 1 November 1817 - Pendleton County 21 acres on west side of Bull Pasture River between and adjoining the lands of Currie, Syron and others. -------------------------- WILLIAM SUMMERS 1 November 1817 - Pendleton County 100 acres on west side of Bull Pasture River between his fathers land, Syrons, Coller and Armstrongs land. ---------------------------- JOHN T. SUMMERS 30 December 1816 - Hampshire County 34 acres, drains of North River adjoining land of Thompson, Dunmore and Tucker and all ----------------------------- JOSHUA SUMMERS 4 November 1832 - Page County 8 acres on drains of Funk Run at the Blue Ridge ---------------------------- REUBEN SUMMERS 30 June 1848 - Page County 92 acres on west side of Blue Ridge on small head branch of the Hawksbill ---------------------------- GEORGE SUMMERS 12 August 1766 - Frederick County 442 acres on westerly side of the North River and on both sides of Toms Brook ----------------------------- MICHAEL SUMMERS 4 June 1767 - Frederick County 278 acres on Toms Brook, a drain of the North River of Shenandoah, adjoining John Mauk and all --------------------------------- MICHAEL SUMMERS 7 December 1820 - Rockingham County 5 acres and 1 rod and 34 perches beginning and c Bryans corner in said Summers line. ---------------------------------- Researched and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

PART 2 of 2 ----------------- Part 2 concerns all of the Summers in the Southern part of Virginia AND what became Kentucky ------------------- JOHN SUMMERS 27 August 1770 - Botetourt County 145 acres on branch of Buffaloe Creek ---------------------- JOHN SUMMERS 3 August 1771 - Botetourt County 98 acres adjoining his land in fork of James River ------------------------ HEZEKIAH SUMMERS 10 October 1786 - Botetourt County 170 acres on both sides of Little River adjoining lands of Symmonds, Richard Ratcliff and John Hale ------------------------- HEZEKIAH SUMMERS 2 March 1792 - Montgomery County 188 acres on Little River a branch of New River ------------------------- HEZEKIAH SUMMERS 6 June 1796 - Botetourt County 93 acres on Little River adjoining his own land and Joshua Wilson -------------------------- HEZEKIAH SUMMERS 11 May 1808 - Montgomery County 145 acres on Little River below the fork adjoining his own land --------------------------- DAVID SUMMERS 24 April 1798 - Montgomery County 400 acres on Beaver Branch and Lick Branch of Brush Creek a branch of Bluestone waters of New River --------------------------- DAVID SUMMERS 24 April 1798 - Montgomery County 400 acres on waters of Brush Creek waters of Little River waters of New River adjoining Benjamin Martin ------------------------ DAVID SUMMERS 25 April 1798 - Montgomery County 400 acres on Piney Branch waters of Brush Creek a branch of Bluestone waters of New River adjoining Goydon Cloyds survey -------------------------- DAVID SUMMERS 19 August 1800 - Montgomery County 60 acres on north side of Beaver Branch waters of Brush Creek branch of Bluestone adjoining a survey of George Pearls and Alexander Stewart --------------------------- WILLIAMS SUMMERS 26 October 1779 - Pittsylvania County 357 acres on branches of Sandy Creek adjoining land of Walker, Donalson and all ----------------------- BENJAMIN SUMMERS 7 June 1824 - Monongalia County 50 acres on Gladys Creek adjoining land of Joseph Campbell ----------------------- JOHN SUMMERS 24 February 1821 - Nicholas County 25 acres on Twenty Mile Creek and adjoining survey of Joseph Backhouse of 150 acres ---------------------- JOHN SUMMERS 7 June 1824 - Nicholas County 80 acres on Twenty Mile Creek ----------------------- JOHN SUMMERS 16 September 1826 - Nicholas County 20 acres on South side of Twenty Mile Creek ----------------------- JOHN SUMMERS 1 July 1836 - Nicholas County 80 acres South side Elk River AND 121 acres on North side of Elk River ----------------------- JEHU SUMMERS 30 June 1841 - Nicholas County 500 acres north side Elk River on waters of Camp Creek and Blue Knob Creek ------------------------ HARRISON SUMMERS 1 July 1836 - Nicholas County 80 acres north side of Elk River ------------------------ WILLIAM SUMMERS SR. 31 December 1847 - Nicholas County 40 acres on both sides of Peter's Creek --------------------------- BENJAMIN SUMMERS & WILLIAM SUMMERS SR. 29 February 1848 - Nicholas County 450 acres on north side of Gauley River below mouth of Peter's Creek ---------------------- WILLIAM SUMMERS JR. 29 February 1848 - Nicholas County 190 acres on North side of Gauley River ----------------------- WILLIAM B. SUMMERS JR. 31 August 1850 - Nicholas County 60 acres on North side of Elk River ---------------------- JOHN SUMMERS 2 May 1859 - Nicholas County 75 acres North side of Elk River ----------------------- JOHN SUMMERS & ELIZABETH SUMMERS 16 September 1803 - Wythe County 150 acres on waters of the South fork of Holstein River in Rye Valley ------------------------ GEORGE SUMMERS 30 November 1838 - Cabell County 2 1/2 acres with Adam Black -------------------------- GEORGE SUMMERS 1 February 1855 - Cabell County 33 acres on John's Creek branch of Mud River --------------------------- HENRY SUMMERS 1 September 1858 - Taylor County 172 3/4 acres on waters of White Clay Creek with HEZEKIAH SUMMERS ------------------------- SAMUEL SUMMERS 23 February 1797 - Randolph County 2000 acres on waters of Cheat adjoining west side of Samuel & Zachariah Edwards and on South side of David French --------------------------- JOHN SUMMERS 28 August 1780 - Lincoln County (KY) 600 acres on waters of Round Stone Lick Creek and branch of Rockcastle -------------------------- THOMAS & ROBERT SUMMERS 27 August 1788 - Lincoln County (KY) 1000 acres on waters of Silver Creek being a west fork of said creek adjoining Ambrose Ross's survey of 300 acres. --------------------------- JETHRO SUMMERS 20 September 1784 - Kentucky County 2000 acres on waters of Elkhorn Creek called Summers Forest (Formerly Fincastle County) NOTE: Fincastle county was created in 1772 from Botetourt County and abolished in 1776 and split into 3 counties: Montgomery, Washington and Kentucky Counties. Then in 1792 Kentucky County became the State of Kentucky. ---------------------------- JOHN SUMMERS JR. 2 December 1785 - Jefferson County (KY) 600 acres on Northside of Rolling Fork adjoining his survey of 400 acres. 400 acres adjoining on Northside of Rolling Fork beginning below the Burnt Licks ------------------------- SIMON SUMMERS 2 December 1785 - Jefferson County (KY) 500 acres on Rolling Fork adjoining lands of John Simmons on North side ---------------------------- WALTER SUMMERS 17 April 1787 - Ohio County 195 acres including his settlement made in year 1774 on waters of Wheeling Creek ----------------------------- Researched and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong

PART 1 of 2 --------------------- Good afternoon Boschong Subscribers, In September 2005, I shared the Northern Neck Grants for the few Bushongs who received them in Virginia and some of their related families. Only one Bushong grant was for the southern part of Virginia. Andrew Bushang, Grantee 7 February 1804 Location: Montgomery County, Virginia Description: 330 acres on the head waters of Indian Run a branch of Roanoak including his house and improvement adjoining John Preston and Greshams Heirs. ----------------------- Now I am sharing with you all of the Northern Neck Grants with the surname Summers so that you can get a better perspective of how many Summers were in early Virginia in different areas some of which were Johns. Keeping in mind that back in the early days, families were large and everyone was giving the same first names to their children. Just because you see two like first names, do not assume that they are the same person unless you have followed that person down through the records WITH Birth, Marriage, Deeds, Wills and Estate, Death, and Chancery. Also keep in mind that anyone of these men could have a daughter, sister, niece, or cousin named Jannett. Notice that there is a Mitchell and a Hale mentioned in these Grants both names associated with Bushongs. Part 1 concerns all of the Summers in the Northern and northwestern part of Virginia --------------------- Northern Neck Land Grants Library of Virginia JOHN SUMMERS 20 July 1768 - Augusta County 90 acres on Spur of the Camp Mountain in fork of James River -------------------------- JOHN SUMMERS 16 March 1771 - Augusta County 200 acres branch of Buffaloe Creek --------------------------- ANDREW SUMMERS 1 May 1800 - Augusta County 5 1/2 acres on headwaters of Walkers Creek adjoining his land and Captain David Buckanan and JAMES MITCHELL ---------------------------- ANDREW SUMMERS 9 August 1804 - Augusta County 8 acres on headwaters of Walkers Creek joining the land of JAMES MITCHELL and Jacob Miller ------------------------ PAUL SUMMERS 1 June 1782 - Augusta County 50 acres branch of Bull Pasture joining land whereon he lives ---------------------- PAUL SUMMERS 13 March 1799 - Pendleton County 85 acres between and adjoining lands of William Blaggs and the rich hollow on top of Doe Hill --------------------- PAUL SUMMERS 12 February 1800 - Pendleton County 30 acres on west side of his former land on the Bull Pasture River including the head of Bogaboo Run ---------------------- PAUL SUMMERS 12 January 1801- Pendleton County 70 acres adjoining his patent land and land of Robert Duffield, John McCoy and Charles Callahan on east side of Bull Pasture River. --------------------- PAUL SUMMERS 9 September 1812 - Pendleton County 40 acres on the east side of the Bull Pasture River adjoining on east side of his former land --------------------- PAUL SUMMERS 30 December 1816 - Pendleton County 26 acres west side of Bull Pasture River adjoining east side of his own land on Doe Hill ---------------------- GEORGE SUMMERS 30 November 1818 - Pendleton County 60 acres adjoining his land on east between William Harris and Widow Wilson ------------------------- WILLIAM SUMMERS 1 November 1817 - Pendleton County 21 acres on west side of Bull Pasture River between and adjoining the lands of Currie, Syron and others. -------------------------- WILLIAM SUMMERS 1 November 1817 - Pendleton County 100 acres on west side of Bull Pasture River between his fathers land, Syrons, Coller and Armstrongs land. ---------------------------- JOHN T. SUMMERS 30 December 1816 - Hampshire County 34 acres, drains of North River adjoining land of Thompson, Dunmore and Tucker and all ----------------------------- JOSHUA SUMMERS 4 November 1832 - Page County 8 acres on drains of Funk Run at the Blue Ridge ---------------------------- REUBEN SUMMERS 30 June 1848 - Page County 92 acres on west side of Blue Ridge on small head branch of the Hawksbill ---------------------------- GEORGE SUMMERS 12 August 1766 - Frederick County 442 acres on westerly side of the North River and on both sides of Toms Brook ----------------------------- MICHAEL SUMMERS 4 June 1767 - Frederick County 278 acres on Toms Brook, a drain of the North River of Shenandoah, adjoining John Mauk and all --------------------------------- MICHAEL SUMMERS 7 December 1820 - Rockingham County 5 acres and 1 rod and 34 perches beginning and c Bryans corner in said Summers line. ---------------------------------- Researched and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong

  GLORIA, EXCELLENT RESEARCH. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.    NOEL EUGENE BUSHONG ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Russell Bushong <chochoruss@aol.com> To: boschong@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 5:18 PM Subject: [BOSCHONG] 1840-42 VA Chancery Suit - Heirs of Philip Bushong VS Heirs of Isaac Sellers Part 3 of 3 ------------- Continuation Virginia Court of Appeals at Lewisburg 22 July 1842 Appellants VS Appellees Virginia: At a Court of Appeal held at Lewisburg on Friday the twenty second day of July 1842. APPELLANTS: Philip, George W., John, Catherine, Sally, Elizabeth, Mary Ann and Daniel Bushong, Infant children and Heirs at large of Philip Bushong deceased, by Elizabeth Bushong their Mother and next friend. APPELLEES: Samuel Gibbons, Administrator of Isaac Sellers and Margaret Jane Sellers and Mary Sellers Upon an appeal from a decree pronounced by the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the county of Augusta on the 5th day of June 1840 in a cause which the Appellants were Plaintiffs and the Appellees were the Defendants. This day come again the parties by the counsel and the Court having maturely considered the transcript of the record of the said decree and the arguments of the Counsel. Is of opinion that there is no error in the said decree. THEREFORE it is adjudged, ordered and decreed that this same be affixed and that the Appellants do pay unto the Appellees their costs by them about their expenses in the behalf expended. Which is ordered to be certified to the said Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery. A Copy Teste: JOHN A. BROTHERSON, Court Clerk Appellees Costs: $836.24 ----------------- Researched, Transcribed and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Part 3 of 3 ------------- Continuation Virginia Court of Appeals at Lewisburg 22 July 1842 Appellants VS Appellees Virginia: At a Court of Appeal held at Lewisburg on Friday the twenty second day of July 1842. APPELLANTS: Philip, George W., John, Catherine, Sally, Elizabeth, Mary Ann and Daniel Bushong, Infant children and Heirs at large of Philip Bushong deceased, by Elizabeth Bushong their Mother and next friend. APPELLEES: Samuel Gibbons, Administrator of Isaac Sellers and Margaret Jane Sellers and Mary Sellers Upon an appeal from a decree pronounced by the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the county of Augusta on the 5th day of June 1840 in a cause which the Appellants were Plaintiffs and the Appellees were the Defendants. This day come again the parties by the counsel and the Court having maturely considered the transcript of the record of the said decree and the arguments of the Counsel. Is of opinion that there is no error in the said decree. THEREFORE it is adjudged, ordered and decreed that this same be affixed and that the Appellants do pay unto the Appellees their costs by them about their expenses in the behalf expended. Which is ordered to be certified to the said Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery. A Copy Teste: JOHN A. BROTHERSON, Court Clerk Appellees Costs: $836.24 ----------------- Researched, Transcribed and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong

Part 2 of 3 -------------- Continuation Augusta County Chancery Suit 5 June 1840 Bushong Heirs VS Sellers It being suggested to the Court that the Defendant Sellers has departed this life, the same is ordered to be entered of record and by consent of the parties, it is ordered that this cause stand and be recorded in the names of Samuel Gibbons, the administrator of said Isaac Sellers and of Margaret Jane Sellers and Mary Ann Sellers, the only children and Heirs who are infants at law of the said Isaac Sellers and that Samuel Gibbons is appointed their Guardian ad litem. AND then by consent of the parties Plaintiff and Defendants this cause came on to be hear on the Bill answer and exhibits and the depositions of witnesses and was argued by counsel. WHEREUPON the Court being of opinion that the Plaintiff not entitled to the specific execution of the vocal contract stated in their Bill but denied by the Answer of the Defendant Isaac Sellers in his lifetime. It is adjudged, ordered and decreed that the Bill of the Plaintiffs be and the same is hereby dismissed and It is further decreed and ordered that the Plaintiffs pay to the Defendants their costs occurred in defense of this suit. ------------------- TO BE CONTINUED Researched, Transcribed and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong

Part 1 of 3 ---------------- Augusta County Virginia Chancery Suit 1842-023 Instituted 1840 Heirs of Philip Bushong et al VS Administrator of Isaac Sellers et al To the Honorable Lucas P. Thompson, Judge of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta County, humbly complaining. Shews unto your Honour: Your Orators Philip, George W. Washington, John, Catherine, Sally, Elizabeth, Mary Ann and Daniel Bushong, infants under the age of 21 years by Elizabeth Bushong, their mother and next friend, humbly represent: That they are the children and Heirs at Law of a certain Philip Bushong, deceased, late of Augusta County, who departed this life in the year ---- intestate, whereby his real estate descended to them. That the said intestate in his life time time purchased from a certain Isaac Sellers, a small parcel of land, supposed to contain about 20 or 30 acres, part of a tract of about 80 acres which he owned adjoining the plantation of said Bushong. The price agreed upon was $8 per acre, to be paid within such reasonable time as would suit the convenience of the parties; A deed of conveyance to be made with general warranty, on payment of the purchased money and the said Bushong to pay interest on the money while it should be in his hands. The said Sellers was to be at liberty to cut 3 acres of the timber at his discretion at any time within two years from the time of said purchase. The said contract was verbal, but has been partly executed. The parcel purchased was laid off from the rest of the tract, by a line agreed upon and marked, and possession was delivered to the said Bushong, who in his lifetime cleared and enclosed the greater part of it. The said Sellers, as authorized by the contract, cut and took off the greater part of the timber. Since the death of the said Bushong, the said Sellers has refused to carry out said contract completely into effect by conveying said land to your Orators, though the purchase money with the interest therein has been tendered to him on the part of your Orators, by their said mother and next friend. In tender consideration of the premises, and that your Orators are without relief except in a Court of Equity, they pray that the said Isaac Sellers may be made a Defendant to this Bill and compelled to answer the same on oath. that he may be required to convey the said land to your Orators by a good and sufficient deed with a general warranty. That they may be granted in the possession thereof and That such other and further relief may be greater then as is equitable, etc. BALDWIN AND STEWART, p. g. ----------------- TO BE CONTINUED: Researched, Transcribed and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong

Boschong Subscribers, Back in the late 1990s I was in contact with some Fogle descendants who were trying to tie their Samuel Jacob Fogle into our Michael Fogle and Mary Bushong. At that time we could not find a connection. But recently when the Shenandoah County Virginia Chancery Records came on-line, I found the connection and have been sitting on some crucial Fogle information, hoping that someone would contact me from the lineage of Samuel Jacob Fogle asking me if I knew anymore about the Fogle family. Those people I had worked with long ago had changed their e-mail addresses as many have done so it was impossible to contact them. Finally this past week two related Fogles contacted me, one in Washington State and one in Ohio State so I was able to share with them what I knew! The Chancery suit is a genealogist's dream. It seems that a Shenandoah County Chancery Suit instituted in 1908 after the death of Samuel Fogle in 1907 by his Heirs, took us all the way back to Michael Fogle Sr. with 4 of his 8 Heirs and tied that Samuel into the family of Michael Fogle Jr. married to Mary Bushong through Michael's father. I have posted about this family on the List so check the BOSCHONG Archives for the months of January 2006, July 2009 and March 2012 for further information. ----------------- What I knew in the March 2012 post before finding the Chancery suit: Michael Fogle Sr. married Margaret Burk in Shenandoah County, Virginia 27 September 1792 and MIGHT be the parents of the following Fogles: Michael Fogel Jr married Mary Bushong Philip Fogel married Mary "Polly" Burner Daniel Fogel with wife Mary " Polly" Coffman Leah Fogel - Unmarried Magdalene Fogel - Unmarried Elizabeth Fogel married Solomon Stosnyder ------------ NORTHERN NECK LAND GRANTS Shenandoah County Michael Fogle 6 October 1800 23 Acres in Powells Big Fort adjoining Moses Syver, Christian Pereenpile and c. --------------------- Now with the 1908 Chancery suit, I can confirm that this couple had 8 children because it says so in the suit and I know for sure that they included the following: 1. Michael Fogle Jr. married Mary Bushong 2. Philip Fogle married Mary "Polly" Burner 3. Daniel Fogle married Mary "Polly" Coffman 4. Eve Fogle who never married AND Possibly these children are some of the other four not named in this civil suit: 5. Leah Fogle who never married 6. Magdalene Fogle who never married 7. Elizabeth Fogle who married Solomon Stosnyder 8. Unknown Fogle -------------------- In the 9 March 1908 Chancery Suit, which you can read for yourselves at the Virginia State Archives website by searching Shenandoah County Chancery with the name Fogle, you will see an easy to read suit because it is typed. We learn the following: Michael Fogle Sr. lived in Powells Fort and died leaving 8 Heirs: Only 4 are named in this particular 1908 suit: 1. Michael Jr. 2. Philip 3. Eve 4. Daniel ----------------------- Michael Fogle Sr.'s son Phillip Fogle at time of his death left 3 tracts: 89 acre tract 17 acre tract 23 acre tract - 1800 Land grant of his father Michael Fogle Sr. ------------------------- Michael Fogle Sr's son Philip Fogle had the following children: 1. Samuel Fogle married Rebecca Teater 2. Jacob Fogle married Martha Carrier. (Divorced?) 3. Catharine Fogle who married a Shipe 4. Barbara Fogle 5. Sophia Fogle who married a LaCount 6. Mary Fogle who died single leaving no Heirs -------------------------- At the time of Suit, Philip Fogle's son Jacob Fogle was dead and so was his wife. Two heirs of his are named: 1. C. L. Fogle married to Ann and living in Woodstock 2. Rachel Fogle married to William Fultz and living in Swover Creek, Virginia ------------------------- At time of Suit, daughter of Philip Fogle, Catharine Fogle married to a Shipe are both dead leaving the following Heirs: 1. E. G. Shipe married to Elizabeth and living in Edinburg, VA 2. William Shipe who is deceased but leaving Heirs as follows: a. R. L. Shipe married to Lula and living in Hawkinstown, Virginia b. Lilly Shipe married to Wallace Cook and living in Ohio c. Charles Shipe living in Winchester, Virginia ------------------------ At time of Suit, Philip Fogle's daughter Barbara Fogle is still living but not married ------------------------- At time of Suit, Philip Fogle's daughter Sophia Fogle LaCount is deceased but leaving the following Heirs: 1. Jack Brannan married to Gussie and living in Grafton, West Virginia 2. Maggie McInturff married to Will McInturff and living in Edinburg, Virginia ------------------------- THEN Philip Fogle's son Samuel left the following Heirs: 1. Mark B.Fogle who married Mollie {Marietta Oates} and lived in Ashland, Kentucky 2. Daniel B. Fogle who married Doshie Ann and lived in Woodstock 3. Charles Fogle who lived in Ashland, Kentucky 4. Viola Fogle who married Luther Jackson and lived in Romney, West Virginia 5. Valley Fogle who married Amos Shipe and lived in Edith, Virginia 6. Belzora Fogle who married James Callan and lived in Edith, Virginia 7. Mary "Mollie" Fogle who married William Jenkins --------------------------- THEN Mary Fogle, daughter of Samuel Fogle married to Williams Jenkins left the following Heirs 1. Laura Jenkins who married Joseph Edmunds and lived in Woodstock 2. Green Fogle who married Unknown and lived in Maurertown 3. Dimp Jenkins and Mary Jenkins who were Infants under age 14 years ------------------------- This was a wonderful Chancery Record! ------------------- Then to go along with this chancery suit is the following articles that I pulled from old Shenandoah Herald's. The Shenandoah Herald Friday, 14 March 1890 Page 2, Column 5 MARRIED In Woodstock, 9 March 1890, by Rev. B. F. Ball, Mr. William M. Jenkins to Miss Mollie Fogle. -------------------- The Shenandoah Herald Friday, 13 December 1895 Page 2, Column 3 ST. DAVIDS ITEM {This would be Powells Fort area} Mrs. Samuel Fogle has returned from a visit to Hampshire County, West Virginia. {New Hampshire County is where Marietta Oates wife of Mark Byrd Fogle was born so it shows a connection to Samuel Fogle in Powells Fort} --------------------- The Shenandoah Herald Friday, 22 March 1907 Page 3, Column 2 PERSONAL Mr. Samuel Fogle of the Upper Fort was paralyzed last Sunday. He is 84 years of age. Mr. Fogle was a resident of this place for a number of years. --------------------------- The Shenandoah Herald Friday, 14 June 1907 Page 2, Column 4 POWELLS FORT Mr. Samuel Fogle and Mr. Noah Servier are both on the sick list. ---------------------------- The Shenandoah Herald Friday, 22 November 1907 Page 2, Column 2 COURT DOINGS D. B. Fogle appointed administrator of estate of Samuel Fogle, deceased. ------------------------- The Shenandoah Herald Friday, 13 March 1908 Page 2, Column 4 PROCEEDINGS OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Mark Fogle et al VS Mary Jenkins et al. Decree directing sale of Phillip Fogle's land. SAME COLUMN FURTHER DOWN Settlement of Samuel Fogle deceased, D. B. Fogle administrator. ----------------------------------------------- Copyrighted, Researched and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong

Ok sorry I thought your question included Henry and Isabella also ________________________________ From: "jacassidy22@verizon.net" <jacassidy22@verizon.net> To: boschong@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2013 6:47 PM Subject: Re: [BOSCHONG] Are there any Descendants of John, Jacob and Henry Bushong?   Hello, thanks for letting me know.  I was just curious as to whether or not   descendants of Andreas were on this site and if so, how many.   Judy   On 03/21/13, Cindy Piercy<cipiercy@hotmail.com> wrote:   Judy.............My husband is a descendant of John and Janette Bushong.   Love you always,   Cindy Lee *-)   > CC: [1]boschong@rootsweb.com   > From: [2]debrasimkin@yahoo.com   > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 2013 13:35:48 -0500   > To: [3]boschong@rootsweb.com   > Subject: Re: [BOSCHONG] Are there any Descendants of John, Jacob and Henry   Bushong?   >   > Gloria I am a descendent of Henry and Isabella through Mary G Bushong   "Polly"  born 13 feb 1797 she is my 4th Great Grandmother. She married   William Joseph Harvey. One of their sons William Henry Harvey then married   Debbie Jackson and their oldest daughter married twice the second time to   Henry Cox and they lived in Benton county MO their daughter Ida May married   Thomas Larson Barker their daughter Eunice Bell married Jesse Blakesley and   their daughter Bonnie Maxine is my Mother. I have info on my tree however   when something have somehow got in there because I'm am not the best at   ancestry and some things got downloaded and I can't figure out how to undo.   Just beware.   >   > Sent from my iPhone   >   > On Mar 14, 2013, at 3:58 PM, Russell Bushong <[4]chochoruss@aol.com>   wrote:   >   > > Judy, Yes, there are some from John and Janette but some of them are   reluctant to come forward for obvious reasons, I'm sorry to say.   > >   > > Don't believe there are any from Jacob and Jane line and not sure about   Henry and Isabella but don't think so.   > >   > > You all have Judy's e-mail so you can contact her privately if you want.   > >   > > I have 44 people subscribed to this List.   > >   > > Gloria   > >   > >   > >   > >   > >   > >   > >   > > -----Original Message-----   > > From: jacassidy22 <[5]jacassidy22@verizon.net>   > > To: boschong <[6]boschong@rootsweb.com>   > > Sent: Thu, Mar 14, 2013 3:50 pm   > > Subject: [BOSCHONG] Are there any Descendants of John, Jacob and Henry   Bushong?   > >   > >   > >   > > Are there any descendants of John Bushong and Jannet Summers, Jacob   Bushong   > > and Jane Nosier and Henry and Isabella Summer on this list?   > > Judy   > >   > > -------------------------------   >  >  To  unsubscribe  from  the  list,  please  send  an  email  to   [7]BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com   > > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the   body of   > > the message   > >   > >   > >   > > -------------------------------   >  >  To  unsubscribe  from  the  list,  please  send  an  email  to   [8]BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the   quotes in the subject and the body of the message   >   >   > -------------------------------   >  To  unsubscribe  from  the  list,  please  send  an  email  to   [9]BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the   quotes in the subject and the body of the message   -------------------------------   To  unsubscribe  from  the  list,  please  send  an  email  to   [10]BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the   quotes in the subject and the body of the message References   1. mailto:boschong@rootsweb.com   2. mailto:debrasimkin@yahoo.com   3. mailto:boschong@rootsweb.com   4. mailto:chochoruss@aol.com   5. mailto:jacassidy22@verizon.net   6. mailto:boschong@rootsweb.com   7. mailto:BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com   8. mailto:BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com   9. mailto:BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com   10. mailto:BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BOSCHONG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

See BOSCHONG Archives for January 2013 -------------------- CARROLL THOMAS BUSHON/BUSHONG Born: 20 May 1878, Greenville, Hunt County, Texas Died: 21 February 1933, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas Buried: Grove Hill Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas Served in the Spanish-American War, Company M, 3rd Regiment, Texas Infantry Married Three Times: M/1: 1900 to Lelia J. Horton LELIA J. HORTON Born: 1875, Mississippi Died: Texas Burial: Unknown M/2: 11 November 1916, Navarro County, Texas to Angline Gertrude Kilpatrick Story ANGELINE GERTRUDE KILPATRICK Born: 1879, Smith County, Texas, d/o of Madison J. Kilpatrick and Adaline Pritchard Died: Unknown Burial: Unknown Married at least twice: M/1: Walter Storey - Divorced M/2: Carroll Thomas Bushong M/3: Annabell "Annie" Shaw ANNABELL "ANNIE" SHAW Born: 27 July 1878 Died: 3 December 1956 Married: Between 1920 and 1930, Texas Burial: Grove Hill Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas ------------------------ The San Antonio Express San Antonio, Texas Sunday Morning, 29 November 1925 Page 10, Column 5 MRS. M. J. KILPATRICK DEAD Mrs. Adaline Kilpatrick, 72, died Saturday afternoon at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. C. T. Nash, 521 Kayton Avenue. Mrs. Kilpatrick was visiting her daughter and had been in San Antonio two weeks. Besides her husband, M. J. Kilpatrick, she leaves a son, A. H. Kilpatrick of Los Angeles, California and four daughters, Mrs. Nash and Mrs. Eugene Wilson of San Antonio, and MRS. C. T. BUSHONG and Mrs. A. B. Metcalf of Dallas. The body will be sent to Tyler for burial. ---------------------- Researched and Submitted by Gloria Neiger Bushong