Notes:

Source is obit. from Glenn Huffman. Member of Crabbottom Presby. Church.
Includes husbands name, year of death; survived by daughters Nancy and Mary,
and a son, James.

Family/Spouse: A. Frank Mc Nulty. A. died in 1965. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Nancy Mc Nulty
2. Mary Mc Nulty
3. James F. Mc Nulty

Charles married Carrie E. Arbogast on 6 Nov 1876. Carrie (daughter of Jeremiah Elderidge Arbogast and Mary J. Hidy) was born on 10 Apr 1858 in New Hampden, Highland Co., Va; died on 27 Sep 1933 in Hightown, Highland Co., Va. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Military: 20 Jun 1862; Enlisted in Company C, Virginia 14th Cavalry Regiment on 20 Jun 1862.Promoted to Full Asst Surgeon.Mustered out on 09 Apr 1865 at Appomattox Court House, VA.

Notes:

Information from Amanda Arbogast Forbes research in file.

References are family bible, 1850 Highland Co., VA census, Highland Co. Vital
records, Blue Grass Cemetery, by Matheny, p. 239 and Highland Co. Marriage
Register. Jeremiah was a physician in Highland Co. and married while in
Medical School. He was one of the first physicians in Highland County.

Husband and wife buried at Wimer Cemetery, Blue Grass, Highland Co., VA,
tombstone record. Last place of residence was at New Hamden, Highland Co., VA.

Jeremiah married Mary J. Hidy on 12 Sep 1856 in Highland Co., Va. Mary was born on 1 May 1836 in Pendleton Co., Va/Wv; died on 9 Dec 1906; was buried in Wimer Cem, Blue Grass, Highland Co., Va. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Information from Amanda Arbogast Forbes research in file. See notes under
spouse. Also an old family group record in file.

Notes:

From Amanda Arbogast Forbes research, copy in file.

Birth, marriages, children and death recorded in a family bible kept by
Emanuel or his children now in possession of Larry Roberts at Hannibal, MO.
Data confirmed by 1850 Highland Co., VA Census, by Matheny, pp. 58 and 59.;
Marriages of Pendleton Co., VA 1788-1853, by Mary Harter, p. 2 and History of
Highland Co., VA, by Morton. Emanuel also named in deed of heirs of George
Arbogast, his father, Pendleton Co., Deed Book 14, pp. 173 and 174, 1844.

Other recorded events indicate Emanuel was one of the first justices of
Highland Co. when it was formed in 1847. Appointed school commissioner in
1853. Appraised his brother, Daniel Arbogast's estate in 1845. He was
influential in organizing the Methodist Church at Dry Run on land given earlier
by the descendants of his grandfather, Michael. In 1847 Emanuel freed his
slaves including Sam, who belonged to his father-in-law, Isaac Gum; see Deed
Book 1, p. 37, Highland Co., VA. Emanuel and Isabella deed land to trustees of
M.E. Church, Deed Book 2, p. 104, 23 Jun 1853, Highland Co., VA. Emanuel and
Isabella deed land to Ben Ami Hansel, 32ac, Deed Book 2, p. 388, 6 Aug 1855,
Highland Co., VA. Emanuel, Isabella and some of his children went to Illinois
in late 1855 or 1856.

Emanuel married Jane Gum on 26 Dec 1826 in Pendleton Co., Va. Jane was born on 11 Jun 1805 in Crabbottom Sect., Pendleton Co., Va; died on 22 May 1837 in Crabbottom Sect., Pendleton Co., Va. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Information from Amanda Arbogast Forbes research, copy in file.

Dates of birth, marriage, death and names of parents from a family bible kept
by Emanuel or his children. Marriage also recorded in Pendleton Co., VA/WV.

Also see, Leaves From The Gum Tree, by Muriel Martens Hoffman, 1984, pp.
425-429. Jane is the daughter of Isaac. Isaac Gum is the son of John Gum,
grandson of John Gum and great grandson of Roger Gum of Delaware. Roger Gum
( -1796) is the first recorded Gum in America. Jane's mother is Jane (or
June) Erwin (Ervin, Ervine), second wife of Isaac Gum. His first wife was
Martha Jane Mc Bride in Rockingham Co., VA, in 1779. Isaac married Jane Erwin
on 24 Nov 1796, in Bath Co., VA. Jane (Gum) Arbogast is named in her father's
will, which was proved on 7 Apr 1830, Pendleton Co., VA, Will Book IV, p. 129.
Jane (Gum) Arbogast is a sister to John Ervin, Charles and Isaac Gum, Jr.
There were also children from Isaac's first marriage to Martha Jane Mc Bride.
They are, Mary Gum, who married Jacob Sybert; Jacob; Abraham, who married
Elizabeth Sybert; and Mc Bride Gum, who died before his father leaving minor
children.