Bunger Genealogy in Kentucky
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keywords: description:last listed living inVernon County, MissouriThe Children of Mary Bunger:William Garrett Mossbarger Born 1829IsaiahB. Mossbarger Born 1833Andrew Mossbarger Born 1835Barbara Mossbarger Born 1837Henry Mossbarger Born 1839Minerva Mossbarger Born 1842Samuel Mossbarger Born 1844Isaac Mossbarger Born 1846John F. Mossbarger Born 1848Leander Mossbarger Born 1850Sarah J. MossbargerBorn 1852Mary Bunger was the oldest daughter of Henry Bunger and Barbara Garrett. Mary was born in Mercer County, Kentucky about 1810 according to available census records. She united to Jacob Mossbarger in Hardin County, Kentucky in April of 1829. The 1840 Hardin County Federal Census record enumerating Jacob Mossbarger and Mary Bunger transcribed below:Males under 5 (2)Isaiah B. and Andrew J. Males 5-9 (1) Henry Males 10-14 (1) William G. Males 30-39 (1) Jacob Mossbarger Females under 5 (1) Minerva Females 5-9 (1) Barbara Females 30-39 (1) Mary
The 1850 Meade County Federal Census record enumerating Jacob and Mary Mossbarger can be viewed below:
Jacob and Mary Bunger Mossbarger moved from Kentuckysettling in the Macon County, Missouri after 1850 and before 1852.
The 1860 Macon County Federal Census record enumerating Jacob and Mary Mossbarger transcribed below:
Jacob Mossbarger Age 53 Birthplace Virginia
Mary Mossbarger Age 50 Birthplace Kentucky
Henry Mossbarger Age 21 Birthplace Kentucky
Minerva Mossbarger Age 18 Birthplace Kentucky
Samuel Mossbarger Age 16 Birthplace Kentucky
Isaac Mossbarger Age 14 Birthplace Kentucky
John P. Mossbarger Age 12 Birthplace Kentucky
Leander Mossbarger Age 10 Birthplace Kentucky
Sarah J. Mossbarger Age 8 Birthplace Missouri
Note:
Jacob Mossbarger is enumerated in 1860 as a farmer with Real Estate value of $1900 and PersonalEstate Value of $900. He is noted as being able to read and write.
Jacob Mossbarger was the son of Samuel Mossbarger and Catherine Bunger. Catherine Bunger was the daughter of Valentine Bunger.
Jacob Mossbarger is researched to have died about 1862.
The 1870 Federal Census record enumerating Mary Mossbarger can be viewed below:
The last census record enumerating Mary Mossbargeroffers she is70 years of age, a widow, born in Kentucky, her parents were born in Virginia,and the only other household member at that time wasJohnMossbarger age 30. They are listed in Montevallo, Vernon County, Missouri.
The death date of Mary Bunger Mossbarger has not been proven, though likely in the area of Vernon County, Missouri.
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No comments: Tuesday, October 15, 2013 Samuel Dean Bunger Born 1805Samuel Dean BungerBorn:December 22, 1805Mercer County, KentuckyParents:Henry Bunger and Barbara GarrettMarriage:June 8,1841 united to Louisa J. WhitelyHardin County, KentuckyDied:July 5, 1870 Meade County, Kentucky
Samuel Dean Bunger was35 years of age before he married. An unusual occurrence of that time.It is equally unusual that this pattern ofmarrying later in life continued with male Bunger descendantsfor several generations beyond Samuel Dean.The children of Samuel Dean Bunger and Louisa Jane Whitely:Emaline Bunger Born 1841
William Thomas Bunger Born 1842Mary "Mollie" Bunger Born 1842John Bunger Born 1843Gassaway Bunger Born 1845James H. Bunger Born 1847Amanda Bunger Born 1849Samuel Bunger Born 1851Jane Bunger Born 1852George W. Bunger Born 1856Jacob M. Bunger Born 1859Eliza Florence Bunger Born 1861Joseph E. Bunger Born 1864The 1850 Federal Census enumerating Samuel D. Bunger offers that he was resident of Meade County, Kentucky and providing care for his aging parents. Henry and Barbara Bungerboth remain in Samuel Bunger's household until their deaths about 1860.The 1860Meade County, KentuckyFederal Census record enumerating Samuel D. Bunger can be viewed below:
Transcription: Samuel D. Bunger age 55, Louisa J. age 38, Emelene age 19, William age 18, Gasaway age 14, James age 13, Amanda age 10, Samuel age 9, Jane age 8, George W. age 4, Jacob M. age 1
Louisa Jane Whitely, daughter of Joseph Whitely and Dorcus Wilson, was born on December 31, 1821. The 1880 Meade County, Kentucky Federal Census record enumerates her as 58 years of age and a housekeeper.
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Samuel Dean Bunger preceded Louisa Jane Whitely Bunger in death by over 20 years. Their grave markers stand togetherin Bunger Cemetery, Meade County, Kentucky.
Louisa Jane Bunger
death occurred October 5, 1896
Samuel Dean Bunger
death occurred July 5, 1870
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No comments: Monday, October 14, 2013 William G. Bunger Born 1801
William G. BungerBorn:March 22, 1801Mercer County, KentuckyParents:Henry Bunger and Barbara GarrettMarriage:December 9, 1825Hardin County, Kentucky united toElizabeth NeffDied:February 22, 1877Meade County, KentuckyChildren of William G. Bunger and Elizabeth NeffHenry Bunger Born 1826
Sarah Bunger Born 1828Barbara Bunger Born 1829Samuel N. Bunger Born 1830John Bunger Born 1833Mary Jane Bunger Born 1836William T. Bunger Born 1838Eliza Ann Bunger Born 1842
The 1830 Hardin County Federal Census record enumerating William Bunger can be viewed below:
Transcribed: Males under 5 (1) Henry Males 20-29 (1) William Bunger Females Under 5 (2) Sarah and Barbara Females 20-29 (1) Elizabeth
The 1840 Hardin County Federal Census record enumerating William Bunger transcribed below:
Males under 5 (1) William T. Males 5-9 (2) John and Samuel Males 10-14 (1) Henry Males 30-39 (1) William Bunger Females under 5 (1) Mary Jane Females 10-14 (1) Barbaraor Sarah Females 30-39 (1) Elizabeth
Note:
4 Slaves are also enumerated in the household in 1840.
The census record above does not include both Sarah andBarbara Bunger in the household though they both married after 1850.
The 1850 Meade County Federal Census record enumerating William Bunger can be viewed below:
Note:
Henry Bungerunited toLucinda Howey on January 3, 1850Hardin County, Kentucky.
The parentage of Elizabeth Neff remains unproven. A George Neffis enumerated in Hardin County Kentucky in 1820 with a female 10-15 years of age in his household.George Neff united to Sally Cole August 14, 1806 Mercer County, Kentucky. Sally Cole is censused in 1830 as Sarah Cole age 40-49. She ishousehold head and living in close proximity to the Bungers in Hardin County, Kentucky. George Neff is researched to have died in 1829. William and Elizabeth Bunger offer their first born daughter the given name Sarah. The available records do not confirm the parents of ElizabethNeff, though likely to be George Neff and Sarah Sally Cole.
William G. Bunger died in Garrettsville, Meade County, Kentucky on February 22, 1877. It is possible the middle initial G. represents his mother's maiden name of Garrett. He is buried in TheBunger Cemetery off of Bunger Road. William G. Garrett was just shy of 76 years old at the time his death occurred.
An image of the grave marker for
William G. Bunger
can be viewed below:
His grave marker reads:
"Sleep on dear father sleep,
Thy family mourns your loss,
around thy silent grave we weep,
all covered over with moss.
Blessed are the dead that die in Christ"
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No comments: Sunday, October 6, 2013 John Bunger Born 1762Johannes (John) BungerBorn:July 6, 1762Madison County, VirginiaParents:Valentine Bunger and ElizabethMarriage:1787 united to Eva House inVirginiaDied:
September 16, 1821
Lewisburg, Preble County, Ohio
Children of John Bunger and Eva House
Iva Bunger Born 1787
Margaret Catherine Bunger Born 1788
Barbara Bunger Born 1790
George Bunger Born 1791
Anna Bunger Born 1794
Moses Bunger Born 1801
Richard Bunger Born 1803
Aaron Bunger Born 1804
Samuel Bunger Born 1806
Elias Bunger Born 1809
Simeon Bunger Born 1812
An Aaron Bunger born August 26, 1844 is researched to be the son of John Bunger and Eva House. This is not possible due to the deaths of John and Eva Bunger bothoccurring before 1844. Aaron Bunger son of John Bunger and Eva House was born May 11, 1804. His grave marker offers he died on August 26, 1844 Preble County, Ohio.
A Richard Bunger united to Rebecca Hutsenpiller February 14, 1815 Greenbrier County, Virginia. No census records are available enumerating them. Richard Bunger, son of John Bunger and Eva House, would have been about 13 years of age in 1815, thus not likely to have been the Richard Bunger who united with Rebecca Hutsenpiller.
The 1810 Federal Census record enumerating John Bunger and family have yet to be discovered though they should have been enumerated in Greenbrier County, Virginia.
From the book titledThe History of Preble County, Ohio published 1881, an account of Elias Bunger reads "Elias Bunger was born in 1809 Greenbriar County, Virginia and removed to Preble County, Ohio with his father in 1817."
The 1820 Preble County, OhioFederal Census Record enumerating John Bunger Transcribed Below:
Males Under 10: (3) Simeon,2 Unknown Males 10-15: (1)Elias Males 16-18: (1)Aaron Males 16-25: (1)Aaron Males 45 and over: (1) John Bunger Females 45 and Over: (2) Eva Bunger and 1 Unknown
Preble County, Ohio was formed in 1808 from parts of Montgomery and Butler Counties. The official roster of the soldiers of the American Revolutionburied in the state of Ohioincludes John Bungerin the County ofPreble.
The American Revolutionary War broke out on April 17, 1775. John Bunger would have been about 13 years old. The Revolutionary war continued until 1783 and into the time when John Bunger would have reached adulthood. Specific records of his serving have not been discovered, but would seem probable that John Bunger joined the war between 1778-1780.
John Bunger was the son of Valentine (Felta or Felty) Bunger. Valentine Bunger's will was probated in 1806. Before his passing, Felta (transcribed as Fether) Bungergranted land to son John Bunger in Madison County, Virginia in 1795.
According to U.S. International Marriage records
John Bunger united with Eva House in 1787.A recordis also available ofa John Bunger having married"Elssa" House 1787 in Virginia.The possibility that Elssamay be a transcribing error is likely due to the church records available from Hebron Church in Madison County, Virginia offering that Johannes Bunger married Eva House andalso that the 1830 Preble County, Ohio FederalCensus records enumerating John Bunger's widow as "Eva or Eve" Bunger. Bothavailable marriage records offer that the marriages took place in Virginia in 1787 and thatEva Housewas born in March.
Eva House born March 10, 1768 was the daughter of Mathias House and Margaretha Jaeckler. Research proves the Bunger and House familieswere closely connected.
On September 22, 1752 immigrants left from Rotterdam in South Holland for Pennsylvania with both German and Swissnewcomers aboard. Mathias Haas and Hans Jacob Burghen or Burgherare listed passengers. Hans is known to be a shortened version of the given name Johannes or John. Mathias House, father of Eva House, would have been about 13 years old in 1752. Though some researchers believe that Mathias House was born in Virginia, most offer that he was born in Germany. It is possible the passenger list noted above may bethe source of that reasoning.
Thepassenger list can be viewed below:
A John Bunger is enumerated in 1780 and 1790 in Albemarle County, Virginia but doubtful to be John Bunger of this post. A Felty Bowyers (possibly mistranslated) also enumerated there. Albemarle County was created by the Virginia General Assembly in 1744. Madison County, Virginia was formedDecember 1792 from Orange County. Albemarle County boarders Orange County inVirginia.
It is possible that John Bunger noted above may have been the father ofor brother of Valentine (Felty or Felta) Bunger.
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John Bunger died on September 16, 1821. He is buried in in Roselawn Cemetery Preble County, Ohio. He was about 60 years old at the time of his death.
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No comments: Wednesday, September 18, 2013 Valentine Bunger Born 1740Valentine BungerBorn:1740Parents:UndiscoveredMarriage: about 1761 united to ElizabethDied:
1806Greenbrier County, Virginia(now West Virginia)
The children of Valentine Bunger and Elizabeth
Johannes (John) Bunger born 1762Magthalina (Magdelin) Bunger born 1764Margaretha (Margaret) Bunger born 1767
Jacob Bungerborn 1769
Elizabetha (Elizabeth) Bunger born 1771
Phillip Bunger born 1774
Henry Bunger born 1777
Catherina (Catherine) Bunger born 1782
Note:
Valentine Bunger may be the son of John Bunger
Valentine Bunger is of German descent. There are no available records to confirm if he was born in the United States. Valentine Bungerowned land in Culpepper County, Virginia in 1775. It was a tract of land including 100 acres on a branch of Deep Run that he had acquired from Michael Whilheit and his wife Mary.Valentine Bungersold this land to son Johannes (John)on January 22, 1795.
Valentine Bunger's signature was a classic German script.
See an example below:
Valentine Bunger is noted to have also been called "Felty or Felta". There exists nogenealogy for the wife of Valentine Bunger, though some researchers offer that the close relationship the family held with the House (Haus) family may give insight to her parentage.The family of Valentine Bunger were members ofHebronChurch of Madison County, Virginia.
The congregation was formed in 1725of German families some of whom arrived in Virginia as early as 1717 to work at Germanna, a frontier mining community.
From the History of Germanna Colonies in Virginia:
In 1717, a Second Colony of Germans came to Germanna and were settled across the river from Germanna in the Great Fork. They were Lutherans from the Palatinate and Baden-Wurttemberg regions of Germany. They paid passage to their intended destination, Pennsylvania, but the captain landed in Virginia where he demanded more money. Lt. Governor Alexander Spotswood paid this extortion, in exchange for an indenture of 7 years on the Germans. The truth of the matter here is that the Captain, Andrew Tarbett was in cahoots with Governor Spotswood, and this additional money was the captains bonus for bringing the Germans to Virginia rather than Pennsylvania." and also "The Colonists of 1717 and 1719 remained in the Germanna neighborhood until 1725 or 1726 when they acquired land in Madison County."
Valentine Bunger signed the church covenant of the German Lutheran Church May 27, 1776 and also the petition by the male members of the church October 22,1776 asking that they be freed from levies to support the Anglican Church.
The Hebron Church is the oldest Lutheran Church still in existence today.Hebron Church Madison County, Virginia (now West Virginia)
Facts From Hebron Church Records Madison County, Virginia (Now West Virginia)
Amarriage index recordfor Culpepper County, Virginia offers that Margaret Bungard married Daniel Hufman January 19, 1790. The Hebron Church record above states that ElizabethBunger born 1771married Daniel Hoffman March 22, 1791.
Researchers offer a Daniel Huffman born about 1740and aMagdelena Bunger born about 1744 united in marriage 1764 in Virginia.No researchers offerthe parentage of Magdelena Bunger, thoughlikely shewas a relativeof Valentine Bunger. It is possible the Huffman familiesoffered the given name Daniel to their children with frequency, making it reasonable to imagine that each daughter of Valentine Bunger married different mennamed Daniel Huffman.
The will of Valentine (Felta) Bunger was executed in Greenbrier County, Virginia(now WV) in 1806.
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1 comment: Monday, September 16, 2013 Jacob Bunger Born 1769Jacob BungerBorn:1769 Madison County, VirginiaParents:Valentine Bunger and ElizabethMarriage:united about1790Culpepper County, Virginia to Mary Margaret HouseDeath:March 8, 1850Monroe County, IndianaResearched to be the children of Jacob BungerMichael Bunger born 1793Phillip Bunger born 1796Susannah Bunger born 1798Mary Eva Bunger born 1798/1799Henry Bunger born 1800Elizabeth Bunger born 1802Jacob Bunger born 1808Joseph Bunger born 1810David Bunger born 1812The 1820 Hardin County, Kentucky Federal Census record enumerating Jacob Bunger transcribed below:Males under 10 (2) Joseph and David, Males 10-15 (2) Jacob and 1 Unknown, Males 16-25 (1) Henry,Males 45 and over (1) Jacob Bunger, Females 16-25 (2) Mary Eva and Elizabeth, Females 45 and over (1) Mary MargaretThe 1830 Monroe County, IndianaFederal Census record enumerating Jacob Bunger transcribed below:Males 15-19 (1) David, Males 60-69 (1) Jacob Bunger, Females 60-69 (2) Mary MargaretThe 1840 Monroe County, Indiana Federal Census record enumerating Jacob Bunger transcribed below:Males under 5 (2) 2 Unknown, Males 30-39 (1), Males 60-69 (1) Jacob Bunger, Females 20-29 (1)Note:It appears that Mary Margaret (House) Bunger had passed away before the family was censused in 1840. Between 1792 and 1795 Jacob Bunger, John Bunger and "Fether" Bunger's names were listed among early deeds in Madison County, Virginia.Some researchers offer that Mary Margaretalso went by the nickname "Peggy". She wasborn July 4, 1771 andresearched to be the daughter of Mathias House and Maria Margaretha Jaeckler. Mary Margaret House'sparents are said tohave beenGerman immigrants, having arrived in the United States before their marriage about 1762 Frederick County, Virginia.Jacob Bunger was last censused in 1840 Monroe County, Indiana.Your thoughts are appreciated!friends@passthebracelet.com
No comments: Sunday, September 15, 2013 Phillip Bunger Born 1774Phillip BungerBorn:1774Madison County, VirginiaParents:Valentine Bunger and ElizabethMarriage:United January 1, 1798 toMary GarrettDied:1840-1850Hardin County, KentuckyThe children of Phillip Bunger and Mary Garrett:Fielding Bunger born 1800Thomas Bunger born 1803James Bunger born 1804Nancy Bunger born 1805Elizabeth Bunger born 1808Phillip Bunger born 1812Mary Bunger born 1814William Bunger born 1816Jackson Bunger born 1818The 1810 Mercer County, Kentucky Federal Census record enumerating Phillip Bunger transcribed below:
Males under 10 (3) Fielding, Thomas, and James, Males 10-15 (1)Unknown, Males 26-44 (1) Phillip Bunger, Females under 10 (2) Nancy and Elizabeth, Females 26-44 (2) Mary and 1 unknownThe 1820 Hardin County Federal Census record enumerating Phillip Bunger transcribed below:
Males under 10 (3) Phillip Jr., William, and Jackson, Males 10-15 (1) Unknown, Males 16-25 (3) Fielding, Thomas, and James, Males 45 and over (1) Phillip Bunger, Females under 10 (1) Mary, Females 10-15 (2) Nancy and Elizabeth, Females 45 and over (1) MaryThe 1830 Hardin County Federal Census record enumerating Phillip Bunger transcribed below:
Males 10-15 (2), Males 20-29 (3) Males 50-59 (1) Phillip Bunger, Females 15-19 (1), Females 20-29 (2), Females 50-59 (1) Mary
Phillip Bunger islisted in 1840 as 60-69 years old in Hardin County, Kentucky. It appears he remained in the area of Hardin Countyuntil his deathwhich occurred sometime before 1850.
The 1850 Hardin County, Kentucky Federal Census record enumerating Mary Garrett Bunger can be viewed below:
Note:
Two children of Fielding Bunger, grandchildren of Phillip and Mary Bunger, are censused in the household with Mary Bunger in 1850.
The 1860 Hardin County Federal Census record enumerating Mary Bunger can be viewed below:
Mary Garrett Bunger was the daughter of Thomas Garrett and Ann Curry. Research indicates that not long after Mary Garrett unites with Phillip Bunger they began the treacherous journey from Virginia to the newly established state of Kentucky. Historians offer that most Virginians migrated through the Cumberland Gap into Tennessee following the "Wilderness Trail" north into Kentucky. The family settled first in Mercer County, Kentuckyalong with Mary Garrett's sister Barbara Garrett who had also recently united to Henry Bunger, younger brother of Phillip. Harrod's Fort had beenbuilt in1774 Mercer County, Kentucky and was possibly where the young familiesfirst stopped before taking up land there. A marriage record exists uniting a Phillip Bunger to Susannah Neff on May 14, 1818 Mercer County, Kentucky the minister being Rev. James Durham. Phillip Bunger is researched to be the son of Jacob Bunger and Margaret "Peggy" House. Jacob Bunger born 1768 Madison County, Virginia is an older brother to Phillip and Henry Bunger. The family of Jacob Bunger appears to have removed from Virginia to Kentucky after 1810 and before May of 1818.
Due to the family of Phillip Bunger beinglisted in Hardin County, Kentucky through the years and beyond of his passing it is assumed he is buried in an undiscovered grave in the area.
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