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Re: Brumback's

jasperdavis79 — 2015-10-17 19:55:41Z

Hello Peggy, I am searching for information on Benjamin Franklin(my GGGGgrandfather) and his Father Andrew Jackson as well. I have done the Ancestry DNA test and have genetic matches from others with Brumback's in their trees but I can't connect them yet. Most of the matches have Martin Brumback B: abt 1735 in North Rhine-Westphalia, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany, D: 1794 lost at sea, Silawesi Tengah, Indonesia. I also came across a man named Andrew Jackson Brumback B: 18 Oct 1830 in Spencer Co., Ky D: 13 Jan 1920 in Scott County, Ky who's death cert. says his father was A. Brumback and Mother _Lane. He is the right age to be a brother of our B F Brumback. I am just guessing that they could be brothers. If you have figured this out since you first posted, please let me know. If not, maybe this can help. Thanks, Julie

Re: Martin Brombach (Brumback) Lost at Sea

Wonderbunny — 2015-08-05 04:49:08Z

Thank you for insights. I ended up here because someone on our tree suposedly died in Sulawesi also.

Another example of words popping up when a person starts typing is the HOL vs HOLLAND issue. Many of my ancestors were from HOL, a city in Norway. When HOL is typed in, the country of HOLLAND pops up and there it is forever, so people think they are Dutch when they are, in fact, Norwegian.

Sally

Re: cordelia brumbeck

kasgirl06 — 2015-08-05 01:54:40Z

Cordelia Brumbeck was my grandmother. My father was Cecil Irwin. I am doing research on the family. I did find out that Cordelia was married to William H. Newport on September 21, 1897, they had a daughter Blanche born in 1902. She married Thomas E. Irwin in Cherokee County, Kansas on November 23, 1903. In both instances she used Katie Brumback as her name. Hope this helps. Who are you married to? I am Joan (Irwin) Lee.

Re: Brumback married an Asbury

ancestryhunter2 — 2014-06-27 13:29:40Z

I am also looking for info on Jemima Brumback. Her marriage recor to Gabriel George Washington Asbury in Tazewell, Virginia states she was born in Madison County, Kentucky abt 1839 to Samuel and Charlotte Brumback. She is on the 1860 census with her husband and children. Divorce papers filed by Gabriel state she abandoned them and had no idea where she went to.

I can't find any other info or a Samuel and Charlotte on the census. Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated.

Dyerfam, here are the divorce papers

http://www.lva.virginia.gov/chancery/case_detail.asp?CFN=185...

Brumback married an Asbury

dyerfam154 — 2013-10-10 16:06:47Z

Jamima Brumback married Gabriel Washington Asbury and lived in Va. There are in the 1860 census of Tazewell Co., Va. Their marriage record shows her parents as Samuel and Charlotte Brumback. I am looking for her burial and any information on her parents.
Thank You, Patty

Re: Martin Brombach (Brumback) Lost at Sea

claudiasul — 2012-10-17 23:28:05Z

The "at sea" automatic default of Indonesia is very frustrating to those who want actual facts...my Potts of Wales line has the same thing in 1690 so it's apparently not related to particular era. The comments I leave on the various trees are ignored by the member, even when I offer verification, so that doesn't work either! Additionally, there are too many that have "copied and pasted" the same information in my line to even try and worry about it.

I'm getting a kick out of the explanation in your line...an "unwanted pregnancy" that someone wants to cover up...that's classic!

Re: Martin Brombach (Brumback) Lost at Sea

ValarieRemley — 2012-10-17 13:33:43Z

I enjoyed reading about these errors. My issue is very similar, but does not involve the death of someone, but rather the birth of someone I believe to be a 'mythical' figure. Name is given as unknown Smith in my family tree and birth is listed "at sea" Sulawesi Tengah, Indonesia. Honestly, most feel this listing is only to continue to cover or explain an unwanted pregnancy just prior to the Civil War. I have seen this same name running rampant through other family trees. If they are charging for this service, is there no way to get information more well verified?

Re: Martin Brombach (Brumback) Lost at Sea

claudiasul — 2012-10-12 22:43:41Z

Thank you for posting this....it is very aggravating to see so many trees make this same, generic error for someone who died "at sea". In my line, it keeps popping up (without any source or documentation at all) on almost every tree relating to my ancestor, George Potts of Wales (1666-1690), emigrating from Wales to Pennsylvania. How would he have wound up in Indonesia from that route no one can explain when I query them! I wish there was a way to correct this "glich" with Ancestry, too!
Claudia

Re: Martin Brombach (Brumback) Lost at Sea

pidgeonhole — 2012-06-18 02:37:44Z

You're welcome, Janet!

There are many of these erroneous entries on Ancestry.com besides the "Lost at Sea" one....wish there was some board where we could post them all, to share with everyone!

"Iowa City, Wright, Iowa, United States" is one that instantly comes to my mind, as there is no "Iowa City" in Wright county Iowa, nor has there ever been. However, this error abounds, whenever someone types in "Iowa" and the system automatically fills in the rest. As I happen to have alot of ancestors that resided in Iowa, I've come across this one ALOT.

I have one ancestor whom someone else had listed as dying in a "Place Out West" in their tree. While he actually died in Wyoming; several other folks had him mistakenly listed as dying in such exotic locales as "Placé, Mayenne, Pays de la Loire, France" and "West, Nimba, Liberia" (Africa) due to the erroneous info. that appeared when they typed "Place Out West" into the death location box for him, in their trees!

Re: Martin Brombach (Brumback) Lost at Sea

greeneyedmezzosop — 2012-06-17 07:42:39Z

I have also been wondering about this Sulawesi business as my ancestors are all sea faring and we have two deaths there - allegedly. I was beginning to think it was a kind of Bermuda triangle event!
I amy just alter as although they sailed far and wide, I am not sure Indonesia is where they ended up!
Your post is most enlightening, thank you!
Janet

cordelia brumbeck

dirwin1948 — 2012-03-02 19:36:27Z

My husbands
grandmother was named cordelia brumbeck, born in 1882 in
Arkansas.

Re: Martin Brombach (Brumback) Lost at Sea

patricia9272003 — 2011-08-03 13:06:34Z

Michele...thanks for the information! I had hit the brick wall on searches for my ancestor being lost at sea in Indonesia. Never did make sense. Now I understand why! I really do not like the Ancestry.com suggestions as to substitutes for names, locations, etc. Thanks again for your help :)

Now it is back to trying to find ship wrecks of iron probably sailing from U.S.east coast to England in
time frame of 1760-1770.

Pat

Re: Martin Brombach (Brumback) Lost at Sea

pidgeonhole — 2011-08-02 14:55:52Z

Hi Pat,

Sulawesi Tengah, Indonesia is the location reported for the Nantucket ship "Diamond" which sank in the early 1800's--it apparently seems to have been the very first listing for anyone ever entered as "Lost at Sea" on Ancestry.com's database...
So, whenever someone types "Lost at Sea" in the "death" category, this is what pops-up: (i.e. in place of a city, county, state & country; such as "Sag Harbor, Long Island, New York, USA"...etc. etc.)

As always, many people on Ancestry.com just take whatever erroneous information appears, when they type something similar to "lost at sea" - without checking or verifying what the software "gives" them, as a possible choice. (such as typing in "Long Island" and allowing the software to substitute "Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA" instead of the above example location of "Sag Harbor".)
I hope this makes sense to you!
I believe the "Diamond" was a Nantucket whaling ship (as almost all Nantucket vessels were, prior to about 1870) and I actually do have ancestors who were on the ship when it sank, (and a copy of the ship's log is available at the Nantucket Historical Association - www.nha.org)
I don't think your ancestor's shipment of iron would've been on board a whaling vessel, however!
I've seen this erroneous "Sulawesi Tengah, Indonesia" listed on various other ancestor's (who were also "lost at sea", aboard numerous other whaling vessels, with multiple differing dates) and it drove me nuts, until I figured out why!
Wish I knew how to report this problem to the folks who run Ancestry.com so they could "fix" this issue!

p.s. the correct "modern" name is "Southeast Sulawesi Province or (Sulawesi Tenggara)" FYI- Michele ;)

Re: Brumbacks in VA and Ky

brumback121 — 2011-01-17 03:30:35Z

I have heard both of those names mentioned by my family members years ago. It seems like Tom Fields lived in Estill county Kentucky near the Kentucky River and Lock 13 in a very remote section of the county. If it is the same family, their house was near Ross's creek and the KY. river.

Cordelia Brumback

kasgirl06 — 2010-10-20 21:22:18Z

Please if anyone has any information on Cordelia Brumback born in Arkansas around 1882 & married Edward Irwin in 1915 in Oklahoma I would sure appreciate info. I can't find any info on her. She was my Grandmother.

Martin Brombach (Brumback) Lost at Sea

patricia9272003 — 2010-04-29 21:36:10Z

What is the source for the death place - Sulawesi, Tengah, Indonesia for Martin Bombach (Brumback) b. 1724 Nassau, Germany, lost at sea aft. 1770 with a shipment of iron.

This is the death place on many on-line Martin Brombach family trees with no source listed. Is this family lore? Or does someone have proof of his death in Indonesia..what was the name of the ship? Any further info would be helpful.

Thanks.

Pat

Martin BRUMBACK - VA (WV) & Ohio

2005-10-06 00:36:19Z

Jemima Maime Brumback married Washington Asbury

2005-03-26 04:13:11Z

I am looking for the parents and siblings of Jemima Brumback.
She was born about 1841 and married Nov 1856 to Washington Asbury.
Any information on her would be appreciated.
Thanks, Patty

Re: Franklin County

2004-02-26 18:47:56Z

Sorry, haven't done must researce on that side of the family. I suppose it is possible. Wish I could help.

Re: Brumback

2004-02-14 23:59:32Z

I do not show that William but you can email me at thoer@showmegroup.com

Re: Brumback

2004-02-14 17:10:19Z

Tom;

I was unable to open the web page you mentioned. Has it been changed?

I'm looking for a William Brumback who married Sally Million in Clark Co., Ky. in 1820.

Would enjoy corresponding. And thanks

Helen

Re: Brumback

2004-02-14 17:01:04Z

I have been wondering for a long time if the name Brumback and Brownback were of the same familly, and you have answered my question. Thanks so much.

I know there was a Sally Million m. a William Brumback in 1820 in Clark Co., Ky. (I am searching the Million/Millian name). I know there were a lot of women who went by "Sally" when their name was actually something else.

Does you book have any information on this marriage?

Please contact me at cendecott@cox.net. I would like to correspond with you. And thanks a bunch.

Helen

Re: Franklin County

2004-02-14 16:53:19Z

I am searching for a William Brumback who married a Sally Million in 1820 in Clark Co., Ky.

I notice Franklin Co. is just northwest of Lexington and Clark Co. is southeast. Not that far apart.

Would you by chance know anything of this couple?

Helen

Re: Franklin County

2003-04-30 02:57:00Z

My grandmother married a Richard Brumback from Franklin Co, in the late 1800's lived in tonganoxie Kansas, he was dying, she took him & 2 babies by wagon, to Steamboat Springs Co. the Dr.'s said that the hot springs might help him, he died just outside Steamboat Springs on Rabbit Ear Pass. I have not found any history on his family, would love to know who his realatives are

Re: Franklin County

2003-04-30 02:56:54Z

Brumback burial

2003-04-23 21:19:54Z

Charley Brumback 12-8-1873 2-14-1913
Grace Hill Cemetery, Gregg Co., Longview, TX

Re: Brumback

2002-07-03 21:52:08Z

I do not have have any of the Brumback's you mentioned in my line which originally came from North Carolina and removed to Macon County Missouri.

Brumback - Toland

RBRUMBAC — 2003-01-07 10:31:26Z

I have information on that marriage, but nothing on children or other relatives. Send me an e-mail and we can exchange information.
Contact me at

Re: Brumback

MargaretHarb — 2002-07-01 02:12:29Z

I am trying to find a record of my grandmother Alice Hannah Brumback, daughter of Benjamin Franklin Brumback, son of Willis Brumback. She died before death records were kept and I can't find her anywhere. She died in 1910 according to the family bible but I'm not sure where. May have been Casey Co. KY.

brumback bob, marion

farfa — 2007-09-26 06:37:59Z

brothers lived in ch elsa oklahoma

Brumback/Brumbaugh

hendecott35 — 2002-09-11 13:49:36Z

Are the two names just a different spelling or no relation at all?

Am looking for a William Brumack who married Sally Million in Clark Co., Ky. in 1820. They lived there for a while but don't appear on 1850-60 census of Clark Co. Did they move elsewhere or died. There was a younger Braumback showed on the 1870 census of Clark Co. Was he son of William?

Helen Endecott

Brumback/Brumbaugh/Brumbach

hendecott35 — 2002-09-11 13:49:36Z

Wondering if the 3 names are of the same family, just a different spelling.

Am searching for the William Brumback who married Sally Million in Clark Co., Ky. in 1820. They show on the 1830-40 census of Clark but then disappear. Did one or both die or did they move to other parts? I believe a young Brumback shows on the 1870 census of Clark. Was he son of William?

Need suggestions. You can contact me at h.endecott@att.net Thanks

Helen

Re: Brumback

elhvs — 2008-02-19 19:45:37Z

I am also a great grandchild of Mary Matilda Brumback Hodges daughter of Woodson Brumback. I'm sorry I do not know his parent names.

Larae and James Melvin Brumback

LindaSanders860 — 2004-06-28 20:33:48Z

I am searching for the above names. I am related to Larae. Any info would be helpful. Linda Sanders

Re: Brumback - Toland

mohorseman1 — 2010-03-29 03:03:09Z

My mother is Dolores Wilerson-Derendinger. You posted to one of her geniology posts. You said that you had a picture of my great great grandfather Dempsey, his wife Josie, and my grandpa Pete. she hasn't been online for several years. If you still have the picture I would love to have a copy of it. Thanks.

Greg Young

mohorseman1@yahoo.com

BRUMBACH/ BRUMBAUGH

marshatroy3 — 2006-11-22 00:24:17Z

i realize this is a lond ago message, but I am hoping that you still ahve the book and the info from this post. I am also researching this family. Johann brumbach came to america in 17?/. if you ahve this book , please mail me. thanks marsha

D. E. Brumback of West Chester, Iowa

beckyakirfman13 — 2005-05-12 22:08:36Z

Lily Ola Parker was my grandmother's sister and she married D.E. Brumback of West Chester, Iowa. I do not have any other information on him and would like to have it if anyone can help me please !!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks !

Richard Henry Brumback

thoer — 2002-05-25 17:06:23Z

I have a Richard Henry Brumback from Macon Misoouri born in Kentucky about 1810. I have information about parents and sibling but no decendants or wife.

Brumback

wlindxxbloom — 2003-11-25 11:50:51Z

Looking for parents of a Paul Brumback who is 33 in the 1920 Census. States that he was born in Missouri, his parents in Virginia and Ohio. His wife is listed as Edith, children Virginia and Bettie. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Brumback/Brumbaugh/Brumbach

cendecott — 2004-02-13 22:48:10Z

I wish to make a notice that my e-mail address is as the above: cendecott@cox.net.

Helen

Re: William Brumback and Sally Million

cendecott — 2004-02-10 15:00:00Z

I wish to make an address change since this message was posted.
It is now cendecott@cox.net

Helen

Re: Information

MrsJLRodriguez — 2008-12-11 17:16:20Z

David, I am Jennifer Lee Brumback born Downey, CA July 12th 1977; daughter of Kenneth Harold Brumback Born Seymour, MO September 24, 1929 died December 17, 1994; granddaughter of Peter Oliver and "Effie" Brumback from Seymour, MO; My father had 14 siblings Patsy, Mel, Lena and unknown names of other siblings. My father was the youngest child. I hope this helps and your able to provide any information also. Thanks, Jennifer

Looking for Parents of Mandy Leeann Brumback

cantorjoeocho — 2004-08-28 21:22:49Z

I am needing to know who the parents are of Mandy Leann Brumback. She may be from Columbus or someplace else in Cherokee County, KS --well, at least she got married there 18 Mar 1995 to Jerenmy Daniel Carriger who was born in Salina, Saline County, KS 1 Nov and he is the son of Earl Ray Carriger and Rhonda Jo Hall Carriger.
If you know the family if Leeann Brumback and have a copy of the wedding which might have been in either the Salina, KS newspaper of the Columbus, KS paper or in the county weekly newspaper, if they have one in Cherokee County, KS, PLEASE send me the info for my family history!
THANK YOU
cantorjoeocho2002@yahoo.com

Blanche Oliver Brumback Cornwell: Transcription of 14 Oct 1998 Death Notice online

sassytazzy — 2005-12-14 05:39:03Z

RE: Mrs. Blanche Oliver Brumback Cornwell; Culpeper, VA

I put my transcription of the death notice which appeared in the 14 Oct 1998 Richmond Times-Dispatch newspaper on my genealogy web site.

Direct link to this page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sassytazzy/family/d...

Or it can be accessed through the "General Research" link on the main page of my site:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sassytazzy/index.ht...

Hope this helps someone with their genealogy research --

Susan
Sassytazzy's Online Genealogy Research Library
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sassytazzy/index.ht...

Brumbacks in VA and Ky

rookie171 — 2003-10-28 01:42:42Z

I am looking for a Jula(could be Julie or Julia) Brumbeck(could be Brumback) that married Thomas Fields. Jula would be my great grandmother. Her mother was born in VA or Penn and her father was born in VA or Penn. I am having a really tough time with this one.

Re: Elizabeth Simpson Brumback

missbits2 — 2005-06-28 13:58:35Z

My aunt gave me this info several yrs ago but I don't know where she got it. Elizabeth Lee Simpson born 1767 m. Peter Brumback 10 Jan 1788 in VA. They had 12 children, I descend from #1-Martin. I have a death date of 31OCt 1852 for Elizabeth, in Boone Co. KY. I do not show her daughters marrying a Hill. I do not however know who Hettie or Rebecca married. Hope this helps somehow!
Judy

Elizabeth Simpson Brumback

MikeHill35 — 2002-10-29 02:41:20Z

I have found that Elizabeth Simpson Brumback was living in the household of my ggg grandfather, William Hill, in the 1850 Boone Co. Kentucky census. I'm trying to find out what connection exists there. She is listed as being 83 years old and born in Virginia. I believe she was the widow of Peter Brumback. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Brumback Photo

TamiKruer — 2004-02-24 18:07:43Z

I recently purchased a set of old photo postcards and in the set was a photo labeled, "Richard Thomas Brumback", aged 9 months. The photo notes it was taken in November of 1918. This photo was purchased in Indiana. Several of the other cards in the set have a Virginia connection.

Any connections?

Brumback

thoer — 2002-05-25 17:06:23Z

I have a Peter Brumback born May 6, 1748 in Philadelphia, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. I have most of his decendants down to present. His father was Martin born in Germany and lost at sea.

Brumback

thoer — 2002-05-25 17:06:23Z

Richard Henry might be Grover Clevland Brumback's uncle. I have most of my information posted on the web at http://members.tripod.com/thoer/html/ghtindex.htm Take a look and send me an email if I can help.