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Catharine <I>Poorbaugh</I> Bowman

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Catharine Poorbaugh Bowman

Birth
Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death
22 Sep 1859 (aged 66)
Somerset County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial
Northampton Township, Somerset County, Pennsylvania, USA Add to Map
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Bauman paid quit rent on 8 acres of land in Germantown before 1734 (3) and it is believed that this Jacob arrived in Philadelphia aboard the Adventure Galley and took the oath on October 2, 1727 (4). He later moved to Lancaster Co. where his family was raised and his Sons went to serve their country. John Jacob Bauman (1749-1819) served in the Rev. War and his service proven by the D.A.R. and listed as a Rev. War Pioneer Ancestor in Somerset Co. (5).
One line of the Bauman's left Switzerland about 1540 going to Germany and it is thought that this Bauman family comes from that line (6).

1: 1820 Brothersvalley Twp., p. 134. 2:1830 Southampton Twp., p. 39. 3:30,000 Names by I. Daniel Rupp. 4:Pennsylvania German Pioneers, Vol. 1 & 2, by Strassburger, Pub. by PA. German Society 1934. 5:Laurel Messenger, magazine of Historical & Genealogical Society of Somerset Co., Somerset, PA. 6:The Bauman Family Tree by Clara Hoffman 5.437, copy in Historical & Genealogical Society of Somerset Co., PA.The data in this 'chapter was obtained from the records of Jacob C. Poorbaugh 5.507, Charles Purbaugh 4.162, the compiler's research and from "the Bauman Family", also known as the Bauman Tree, by Clara Hoffman5.437 who generously gave the compiler consent to use whatever she needed to complete this even furnishing her with a copy. Pages 15 thru 107 of this tree has been incorporated.


The Burbach-Poorbaugh-Purbaugh Family In America 1771-1974 by Treva E. Calder Poorbaugh6.28 in book
Bauman paid quit rent on 8 acres of land in Germantown before 1734 (3) and it is believed that this Jacob arrived in Philadelphia aboard the Adventure Galley and took the oath on October 2, 1727 (4). He later moved to Lancaster Co. where his family was raised and his Sons went to serve their country. John Jacob Bauman (1749-1819) served in the Rev. War and his service proven by the D.A.R. and listed as a Rev. War Pioneer Ancestor in Somerset Co. (5).
One line of the Bauman's left Switzerland about 1540 going to Germany and it is thought that this Bauman family comes from that line (6).

1: 1820 Brothersvalley Twp., p. 134. 2:1830 Southampton Twp., p. 39. 3:30,000 Names by I. Daniel Rupp. 4:Pennsylvania German Pioneers, Vol. 1 & 2, by Strassburger, Pub. by PA. German Society 1934. 5:Laurel Messenger, magazine of Historical & Genealogical Society of Somerset Co., Somerset, PA. 6:The Bauman Family Tree by Clara Hoffman 5.437, copy in Historical & Genealogical Society of Somerset Co., PA.The data in this 'chapter was obtained from the records of Jacob C. Poorbaugh 5.507, Charles Purbaugh 4.162, the compiler's research and from "the Bauman Family", also known as the Bauman Tree, by Clara Hoffman5.437 who generously gave the compiler consent to use whatever she needed to complete this even furnishing her with a copy. Pages 15 thru 107 of this tree has been incorporated.


The Burbach-Poorbaugh-Purbaugh Family In America 1771-1974 by Treva E. Calder Poorbaugh6.28 in book

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burial 25 Sep 1859, from KE Tuttle

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