Alcy Gum

Female Abt 1833 - Yes, date unknown


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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  Alcy Gum was born about 1833 (daughter of Henry Gum and Margaret Chew); and died.

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Henry Gum was born about 1813 (son of Adam Gum and Susanna Lantz); and died.

    Notes:

    Married by R. Slaven. Marriage date shown is Bond Date.

    Source is, Leaves From The Gum Tree, by Muriel Martens Hoffman, 1984, Cornbelt
    Press, Fairbury, IL. Includes children, spouse and descendants.

    Henry married Margaret Chew on 2 Apr 1831 in Pendleton Co., Va/Wv. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Margaret Chew
    Children:
    1. 1. Alcy Gum was born about 1833; and died.
    2. William J. Gum was born about 1835; and died.
    3. Joseph Gum was born in Jun 1836 in Va; and died.
    4. Peter Gum was born in Dec 1839; and died.
    5. Boyd Gum was born in Oct 1842 in Va; and died.
    6. Sayer Gum was born about 1845; and died.
    7. Adam Gum was born about 1849; and died.


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  Adam Gum was born about 1794 in , Augusta, Virginia, United States (son of Jacob Gum and Dorothy "Dolly" Arbogast); died in Mar 1847.

    Notes:

    From family group record of Amanda Arbogast Forbes. Adam in History of
    Highland Co., VA by Morton, died 1846, married Sussana Lantz in 1810.

    Eleven children and their descendants from, Leaves From The Gum Tree, by
    Muriel Martens Hoffman, 1984, Fairbury, IL, Cornbelt Press. Adam was the only
    child of Jacob's eight children who remained in Virginia. All of the others
    migarated to new land in Ohio, Indiana and Missouri.

    Adam married Susanna Lantz on 15 Nov 1810 in Highland Co., Va. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 5.  Susanna Lantz

    Notes:

    From family group record of Amanda Arbogast Forbes. Wife of Adam Arbogast in
    History of Highland Co., VA by Morton.

    Eleven children and their descendants from, Leaves From The Gum Tree, by
    Muriel Martens Hoffman, 1984, Fairbury, IL, Cornbelt Press. Daughter of John
    Lantz, naturalized in Frederick Co., VA, 1 Oct 1765, Order Book B. Adam Gum
    was a fifer in the 5th Regiment, Virginia Militia, War of 1812. Adam's will
    dated 31 Dec 1846, he died of typhoid in March 1857. Lived in the Crabbottom,
    which is now Blue Grass, Highland Co., VA.

    Children:
    1. Matilda Gum was born about 1812 in Pendleton Co., Va/Wv; and died.
    2. 2. Henry Gum was born about 1813; and died.
    3. Sabina Gum was born in Aug 1814; died on 30 Jan 1859 in Mc Lean Co., Il; was buried in Hopewell Cem., Downs, Il.
    4. Peter Gum was born about 1819 in Va; and died.
    5. Amos Gum was born about 1820 in Va; died before 1900.
    6. Christine Gum
    7. Adam Gum was born about 1822 in Va; died in Mar 1857.
    8. Ellender (Nelly) Gum was born about 1826; and died.
    9. Elizabeth Gum
    10. Susan Gum was born about 1828; and died.
    11. Eliza Gum was born about 1829; and died.


Generation: 4

  1. 8.  Jacob Gum was born before 1760 in , Augusta, Virginia, United States; died in 1820 in Pendleton Co., Va.

    Notes:

    Date of Birth from Highland History by Morton - estimated. Book lists his
    father as John Gum. From Lana Griffin; his mother is Alice Fisher.

    Date of Death estimated from 1820 Census since wife Dorothy is listed as head
    of household thereon.

    Will of Jacob Gum dated 2 Jul 1820 and probated 1 Aug 1820; Will Book 4, p. 39
    Pendleton Co. Court Records. Transcript in file.

    Deed for real property from Jacob and Dolly to Philip Wimer, 130 ac, Dec.
    1812, Pendleton Co. Deed Book 5, p. 422.

    Deed for real property from Jacob and Dolly to Henry Arbogast, 2 3/4 ac, Aug.
    14, 1812, Pendleton Co. Deed Book 5, p.424

    Additional information from family group records of a descendant, Lana (Tavis)
    Griffin of Falls Church, Virginia with dates and places of childrens birth has
    enabled us to get the children in closer order of birth. This was sent by
    Wilma Guthrie, and later supplemented by Lana Griffin.

    Jacob married Dorothy "Dolly" Arbogast in 1780/1790 in , Augusta, Virginia, United States. Dorothy (daughter of Michael Arbogast and Mary E Samuels) was born about 1765/1769 in Crabbottom Sect., Augusta Co., Va; died about 1839 in Pendleton Co., Va/Wv. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 9.  Dorothy "Dolly" Arbogast was born about 1765/1769 in Crabbottom Sect., Augusta Co., Va (daughter of Michael Arbogast and Mary E Samuels); died about 1839 in Pendleton Co., Va/Wv.

    Notes:

    Power of Attorney from brother, Peter, mentions Dorothy, only record of
    Dorothy as child. Deed Book 11, p. 522., 30 Sep 1830,copy in file.

    See Gum History of Highland Co., page 290, husband was Jacob Gum.

    Date of Birth est. from Census records. Death est. from 1839 deed of her heirs

    Source is Amanda Arbogast Forbes file with reference to research and
    correspondence from Lana (Tevis) Griffin, Falls Church, VA, and Edrie M.
    Graham, St. Louis, MO. Additional information from, Leaves From A Gum Tree, by
    Muriel Martens Hoffman, Cornbelt Press, 1984, Fairbury, IL, p. 452, et seq.

    Children:
    1. Isaac Gum was born in 1780/1790 in Va; died on 7 Mar 1847 in Bond Co., Il.
    2. Sarah Gum was born about 1788 in , Augusta, Virginia, United States; died in in Bond Co., Il.
    3. 4. Adam Gum was born about 1794 in , Augusta, Virginia, United States; died in Mar 1847.
    4. Jacob Jr. Gum was born in 1798 in , Augusta, Virginia, United States; died in 1871 in Andrew Co., Mo.
    5. Mary Gum was born on 2 ??? 1800 in , Augusta, Virginia, United States; died in in Fayette Co., Oh.
    6. Edith "Eddy" Gum was born on 2 ??? 1800 in , Augusta, Virginia, United States; died in in Madison Co., In.
    7. Jesse Gum was born on 1 Jun 1804 in Pendleton Co., Va/Wv; died on 26 Aug 1854 in Lawrence Co., Mo.
    8. Ellenor (Nelly) Gum was born on 30 Oct 1805 in Pendleton Co., Va; died on 18 Oct 1875 in Ridgeway Twp. Hardin Co., Oh.