Husband: George Boyer BRUMBAUGH
Birthdate: 7/12/1834
Birth place: Penn Twp, Huntingdon Co., PA
Death date: 12/4/1916
Place of death:
Burial: Valley View Cem. (aka Brumbaugh Cem) Huntingdon Co., PA
Father: Jacob BRUMBAUGH
Mother: Rachel BOYER

Marriage date: 11/21/1855
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Wife: Martha Peightel GROVE
Birthdate: 4/17/1832
Birth place: PA
Death date: 11/15/1908
Place of death: Marklesburg, Huntingdon Co., PA
Burial: Valley View Cem. (aka Brumbaugh Cem.) Huntingdon Co., PA
Father: Daniel GROVE
Mother: Mary PEIGHTEL

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Martin Grove BRUMBAUGH
Sex: M
Birthdate: 4/14/1862
Birth place: Penn Twp., Huntingdon Co., PA
Death date: 3/4/1930
Place of death:
Burial: Valley View Cem. (aka Brumbaugh Cem) Huntingdon Co., PA
Marriage date: 7/30/1884
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Spouses' names: Anna KONIGMACHER

Child No. 2: Amanda BRUMBAUGH
Sex: F
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Child No. 3: Franklin Grove BRUMBAUGH
Sex: M
Birthdate: 10/13/1864
Birth place: Penn Twp., Huntingdon Co., PA
Death date: Abt 1956
Place of death:
Burial: Valley View Cem (aka Brumbaugh Cem.) Huntingdoon Co., PA
Marriage date: 4/13/1884
Marriage place: Marklesburg, Huntingdon Co., PA
Spouses' names: Effie Lillian GLASGOW

Child No. 4: Irvin Grove BRUMBAUGH
Sex: M
Birthdate: 12/16/1867
Birth place: Marklesburg, Huntingdon Co., PA
Death date: 8/28/1943
Place of death: Marklesburg, Huntingdon Co., PA
Burial: Union Cemetery, Marklesburg, Huntingdon Co., PA
Marriage date: 12/15/1892
Marriage place: Marklesburg, Huntingdon Co., PA
Spouses' names: Mary HAFFLEY
 
 
Documentation:
CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS ALWAYS WELCOME
  *1850 George appears on the 1850 census for Penn Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, dwelling number 69, family number 69. He is 16 years old and is living with his parents.
  *1870 George B. and Martha appear on the 1870 census for Penn Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, dwelling number 96, family number 100. He is 35 years old and is working as a dry goods merchant. She is 36. There are 3 children shown.
  *1880 G. P. (probably our George B.) and Martha appear on the 1880 census for Marklesburg, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania. He is 45 years old and she is 47. There are 3 children shown.
  *1900 George B. and Martha P. appear on the 1900 census for Marklesburg, Huntintdon County, Pennsylvania, dwelling number 221, family number 222. He is 65 years old and is working as a clerk. She is 67. They have been married 45 years. There have been 4 children; 3 still living.
  *1910 George B. appears on the 1910 census for Marklesburg, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, dwelling number 15, family number 16. He is a widower, age 75. He is living with his son Franklin and family.
* WFT Volume 8, Tree #2814

Notes:
  *George Boyer Brumbaugh worked on his father's farm (the old Brumbaugh homestead), and attended public school at the "Bowers school"; for 1 term went to a subscription school at Marklesburg to work up some branches not taught in the public school. He began to teach in 1849 and taught one term at the "Summers schoolhouse", one term at the "Mill schoolhouse", 2 terms at the "Corner schoolhouse" and 2 terms and the "Peightel schoolhouse".
  *He was elected to the ministry of the G.B.B. Church in 1863, while he lived on a farm on the banks of the Raystown branch of the Juniata River.
  *At the request of his brother, Andrew Boelus Brumbaugh, M.D., he moved to Marklesburg in 1865, and engaged in the general mercantile business in connection with his ministry. He was well known in his community and in the church at large and was an eloquent and forcible speaker. He was distinguished from his cousin, George Brumbaugh, another minister in the James Creek Congregation of the Church of the Brethren, as "talking George" which phrase indicates his natural eloquence and pulpit power.
  *He was appointed by the court to make the survey of the original village of Marklesburg, and later made the survey for the extension of the boundaries of this borough; was borough engineer for many years; was a member of the first council and also of many subsequent councils. He served as burgess of the borough, and also as a member of its school board. Hee was postmaster of James Creek, Huntingdon County, Pa. for 24 years, and at one time owned more acres of land than any other resident of Penn Twp. In his later years he retired from mercantile business and returned to his early love - the farm- living near the borough limits of Marklesburg.