Known as "Monroe," he descended from immigrant Michael Arbogast, born 1732 in Kehl, Baden, Germany and who settled in Pendleton County, Virginia (present day Highland County). Monroe descended through Michael's son, John. SOURCE: Research of Amanda Crawford Arbogast, Elaine Jeter and Charles Eades.
SPOUSE: Monroe married Verba Gladys Samples on Oct. 19, 1930. They had four children.
HIS SIBLINGS: James Preston Arbogast; Francis M. Arbogast (1889-1918); Emeretta Arbogast (1891-1924); Grace Arbogast (1892-1894); Minnie Mae Arbogast Smith; George W. Arbogast (1896-1917); Mary I. Arbogast (1898-1971); Glendora Arbogast (1899-1987); Elvira Fay Arbogast Eades; Jessie Sarah Arbogast (1903-1929); and Lucy Esta Arbogast Cantley (1909-2001).
Obituary from the Charleston Daily Mail newspaper:
J. Monroe Arbogast, 86, of Procious died Sat., June 18, 1994, in CAMC, General Div., after a long illness. He was a former owner of an insurance agency and a former chemical operator at Union Carbide, So. Charleston, with 26 years of service. He was a member of the House of Delegates in 1962. He was a native of Lizemores and a member of Clay AF & AM 97. Surviving: daughter (living) of Procious; son (living) of Elkview; sister, Lucy Cantley of MacArthur; 10 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren.
SPOUSE: Monroe married Verba Gladys Samples on Oct. 19, 1930. They had four children.
HIS SIBLINGS: James Preston Arbogast; Francis M. Arbogast (1889-1918); Emeretta Arbogast (1891-1924); Grace Arbogast (1892-1894); Minnie Mae Arbogast Smith; George W. Arbogast (1896-1917); Mary I. Arbogast (1898-1971); Glendora Arbogast (1899-1987); Elvira Fay Arbogast Eades; Jessie Sarah Arbogast (1903-1929); and Lucy Esta Arbogast Cantley (1909-2001).
Obituary from the Charleston Daily Mail newspaper:
J. Monroe Arbogast, 86, of Procious died Sat., June 18, 1994, in CAMC, General Div., after a long illness. He was a former owner of an insurance agency and a former chemical operator at Union Carbide, So. Charleston, with 26 years of service. He was a member of the House of Delegates in 1962. He was a native of Lizemores and a member of Clay AF & AM 97. Surviving: daughter (living) of Procious; son (living) of Elkview; sister, Lucy Cantley of MacArthur; 10 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren.
Known as "Monroe," he descended from immigrant Michael Arbogast, born 1732 in Kehl, Baden, Germany and who settled in Pendleton County, Virginia (present day Highland County). Monroe descended through Michael's son, John. SOURCE: Research of Amanda Crawford Arbogast, Elaine Jeter and Charles Eades.
SPOUSE: Monroe married Verba Gladys Samples on Oct. 19, 1930. They had four children.
HIS SIBLINGS: James Preston Arbogast; Francis M. Arbogast (1889-1918); Emeretta Arbogast (1891-1924); Grace Arbogast (1892-1894); Minnie Mae Arbogast Smith; George W. Arbogast (1896-1917); Mary I. Arbogast (1898-1971); Glendora Arbogast (1899-1987); Elvira Fay Arbogast Eades; Jessie Sarah Arbogast (1903-1929); and Lucy Esta Arbogast Cantley (1909-2001).
Obituary from the Charleston Daily Mail newspaper:
J. Monroe Arbogast, 86, of Procious died Sat., June 18, 1994, in CAMC, General Div., after a long illness. He was a former owner of an insurance agency and a former chemical operator at Union Carbide, So. Charleston, with 26 years of service. He was a member of the House of Delegates in 1962. He was a native of Lizemores and a member of Clay AF & AM 97. Surviving: daughter (living) of Procious; son (living) of Elkview; sister, Lucy Cantley of MacArthur; 10 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren.
SPOUSE: Monroe married Verba Gladys Samples on Oct. 19, 1930. They had four children.
HIS SIBLINGS: James Preston Arbogast; Francis M. Arbogast (1889-1918); Emeretta Arbogast (1891-1924); Grace Arbogast (1892-1894); Minnie Mae Arbogast Smith; George W. Arbogast (1896-1917); Mary I. Arbogast (1898-1971); Glendora Arbogast (1899-1987); Elvira Fay Arbogast Eades; Jessie Sarah Arbogast (1903-1929); and Lucy Esta Arbogast Cantley (1909-2001).
Obituary from the Charleston Daily Mail newspaper:
J. Monroe Arbogast, 86, of Procious died Sat., June 18, 1994, in CAMC, General Div., after a long illness. He was a former owner of an insurance agency and a former chemical operator at Union Carbide, So. Charleston, with 26 years of service. He was a member of the House of Delegates in 1962. He was a native of Lizemores and a member of Clay AF & AM 97. Surviving: daughter (living) of Procious; son (living) of Elkview; sister, Lucy Cantley of MacArthur; 10 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren.
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