Wife of George Henry Boger, Sr.
Married December 29, 1845
Donated the land upon which Boger Church was built. The church is named after this family.
According to family sources: her husband, George Henry Boger Sr., died in Atlanta during the Civil War due to some illness and not due to any battle. Caroline took a horse and wagon to Atlanta and picked up his body. Coming back his decaying body smelled so bad that they buried him in Kings Mountain. Some of the Boger family has visited his grave in Kings Mountain, but the location of the was not recorded.
Wife of George Henry Boger, Sr.
Married December 29, 1845
Donated the land upon which Boger Church was built. The church is named after this family.
According to family sources: her husband, George Henry Boger Sr., died in Atlanta during the Civil War due to some illness and not due to any battle. Caroline took a horse and wagon to Atlanta and picked up his body. Coming back his decaying body smelled so bad that they buried him in Kings Mountain. Some of the Boger family has visited his grave in Kings Mountain, but the location of the was not recorded.
Family Members
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Christina "Crissa" Barringer Cress
1804–1883
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Sarah Barringer Misenheimer
1810–1865
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Catherine "Katie" Fogleman Cress
1811–1876
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Elizabeth Fogleman Cress
1813–1901
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George Wilson Barringer
1817–1894
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Henry B Barringer
1819–1903
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Mary Barringer Miller
1821–1877
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Alfred Barringer
1825–1908
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Susannah Lavina Barringer Cress
1828–1869
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