Gene BUMGARNER

Father: George R. BUMGARNER
Mother: Hester POUND 

                        _George Kimber BUMGARNER _
 _George R. BUMGARNER _|
|                      |_Mattie LYONS ____________
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|--Gene BUMGARNER 
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|_Hester POUND ________|
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William I DE_KARRE (Sir)

Family 1: Margaret BOZON
  1. +John CAREY 
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Notes

Member of Parliment during reigns of Edward III and Richard I.
Name spelled "Carey" from this time.

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Lisa Ann LAUGHLIN

Father: Shirl Burdette LAUGHLIN
Mother: Hope Barnard DUPEE 

                            _Edward Everett LAUGHLIN _
 _Shirl Burdette LAUGHLIN _|
|                          |_Edna Mary HEEREN ________
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|--Lisa Ann LAUGHLIN 
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|                           _John Jr. DUPEE __________
|_Hope Barnard DUPEE ______|
                           |_Stella CALDWELL _________
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Samuel Davis LAUGHLIN

Father: John II LAUGHLIN
Mother: Mary DALRYMPLE

Family 1: Rebecca DUNLAVY
  1.  Kezia Jane LAUGHLIN
  2. +John Wilson LAUGHLIN
  3.  Mary Amanda LAUGHLIN
  4. +James Gilliland LAUGHLIN
  5.  William Martin LAUGHLIN
  6.  Sarah Ann LAUGHLIN
  7.  Addison Dunlavy LAUGHLIN
  8.  Emma Caroline LAUGHLIN 
                     _John I LAUGHLIN __
 _John II LAUGHLIN _|
|                   |_Mary WHITE _______
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|--Samuel Davis LAUGHLIN 
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|                    _Samuel DALRYMPLE _
|_Mary DALRYMPLE ___|
                    |_Sarah POLLOCK ____
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Notes

Left South Carolina in 1807. Came to Brown County, Ohio with two other
families becaus of slavery in South Carolina, the Rev. James Gillilands
(Presbyterian) and Willis Warnocks. Moved in 1820 To Bond County, Ill.
Owned 100 acres in Bond Co. Also bought 400 acres in Putnam Co., but did
not move there (near Florid) until 1830/ He was a leading member of the
Union Grove Presby. Church, which was also used as a school house. He
was a strong abolitionist and brought with him an escaped slave named
George. Samuel's home was a well known station on the underground rail-
road.

"The Olden Times" Pages 83, 88, 90, 159, 204 & 278
"Ford's History of Putnam County" Pages 98, 48, 40 & 37

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Thomas WAFER

Family 1: Betsy LAUGHLIN

  1. +Harriet Newell WAFER
  2.  James Harvey WAFER
  3. +Mary Ann WAFER
  4.  Francis WAFER
  5.  John WAFER
  6.  Sarah WAFER
  7.  Martha WAFER
  8.  Thomas WAFER
  9.  William Wilberforce WAFER
  10.  Sophronia WAFER
  11.  Clarkston Clarkston WAFER 
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|--Thomas WAFER 
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Josephine E. WESTJOHN

Father: Bernard WESTJOHN
Mother: Gertrude CROHNE

Family 1: J. Joseph FELDHAKE
  1. +Katherine Christine FELDHAKE
  2.  Joseph FELDHAKE
  3.  John FELDHAKE
  4.  Agnes FELDHAKE
  5.  Mary FELDHAKE
  6.   FELDHAKE
  7.   FELDHAKE 
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 _Bernard WESTJOHN _|
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|--Josephine E. WESTJOHN 
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|_Gertrude CROHNE __|
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