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#	Person ID	Last Name	First Name	Birth Date	Death Date	Living	note	Tree
1701	P540
1702	P10338	Arbogast	Maurice Holmes			0	Melbourne Beach, FL, 1993, obit of mother.	arbo
1703	P6996	Arbogast	Max			0	Edinburg, PA, 1973, obit of mother.	arbo
1704	P18358	Arbogast	Max		Abt 1980	0	Source is Sharon (Arbogast) Nelson.	arbo
1705	I165	Arbogast	Maxie Irvin	19 Sep 1926	19 Feb 2011	0	Information to update provided by daughter Michelle.	arbo
1706	P7484	Arbogast	Maxine			0	Married Arthur Hevener.	arbo
1707	P14384	Arbogast	Maxine			0	Married Cecil Carr of Thomas, mother of six.	arbo
1708	P17096	Arbogast	May	May 1898	Yes, date unknown	0	Source is Amanda Arbogast Forbes family group record 353.	arbo
1709	P21188	Arbogast	May Lavonne	1889	1891	0	Died as infant.	arbo
1710	P16053	Arbogast	Maybel Laura	4 Jul 1910	20 Jul 1999	0	Restaurant owner.	arbo
1711	P21272	Arbogast	Meade Earl	11 Feb 1899	22 Jul 1953	0	Did not marry	arbo
1712	P6393	Arbogast	Meade Estella	20 Nov 1877	4 Oct 1970	0	Lived at Warren, IN.	arbo
1713	P7159	Arbogast	Meade Sloan	20 May 1922	Abt 1970	0	Adopted son, Halsey, and adopted daughter, Mary Marcia.	arbo
1714	P2999
1715	P8986	Arbogast	Melba Helen	21 Nov 1906	Yes, date unknown	0	Source is Robert B. Jordan, Brooklyn, NY, descendant.	arbo
1716	P18208	Arbogast	Melinda	Abt 1821	25 Jul 1892	0	From THE ROSEMARY PICKETT PAPERS IN FILE, with reference to "The History of Clark Co., OH" by W.H. Beers & Co., 1881, pp.818-819. Clark Co. marriage record, Book 2, p. 381.	arbo
1717	P20795	Arbogast	Melvin	9 Mar 1907	Yes, date unknown	0	Source is family records of Mattie Arbogast of Agency, Iowa, sent to Amanda Arbogast Forbes, copy in file. Records agree with census and documents from other sources. Never married.	arbo
1718	P20775	Arbogast	Melvin C.	1876	1947	0	Source is family records of Galen Arbogast of Tabor, SD, in file.	arbo
1719	P17967	Arbogast	Melvina E.	May 1872	17 Apr 1900	0	Married David L. Ware, 25 Dec 1890 in Randolph Co. Son of Benona T. and Margaret (Louk) Ware.	arbo
1720	P17948	Arbogast	Melvina J.	3 Jun 1856	6 Dec 1865	0	Died in youth.	arbo
1721	P7149	Arbogast	Merl			0	Frederick, MD, 1992.	arbo
1722	P1463
1723	P8825	Arbogast	Merna May	19 Oct 1915	10 Sep 1983	0	Source is Clifford and Margaret Arbogast of Hardin, MT. Divorced 17 Aug 1953 at Sheridan, WY from Shillinger.	arbo
1724	P13667	Arbogast	Mervil			0	G. H.l	arbo
1725	P16447	Arbogast	Michael	Abt 27 Sep. 1732	27 Aug 1812	0	For family, see History of Pendleton (Highland) Co., by Morton, pages 257 & 332. Michael immigrated through Philadelphia on 25 Sep 1749 on ship, Speedwell. CHILDREN: Ft. Seybert births of children are approximate from census reel, except Peter (Fam.Cem.), Adam (Pension), David (Fam. Rec.) and Dorothy, from Highland History, page 290. Settled prior to 1758 in VA. WILL: Probated in Pendleton Co., VA, 4 Aug 1812, now Highland Co., VA. MARRIAGE RECORDS: Only records available are found in Augusta Co. Marriage Records and Pendleton Co. Court Records. All information from extensive research and records of Amanda Crawford Arbogast Forbes on Michael and his descendants unless otherwise indicated. BIRTH record from Evangelical Lutheran Church Records, Kehl, Baden, Germany Records of daughter, Mary, indicate Michael had two wives. Considering all available information, Mary was probably his first wife, Elizabeth his second. Naturalized in Augusta Co., VA, 22 Aug 1770, #117, Chalkleys Abstracts, Vol. I, p. 161. Records of Dr. Dunham indicate the possibility of another son, Joseph, b. 1769 based on information from tax records, d. 1820 based on information in Morton's Pendleton Co. History. The Peter Arbogsast who married Henry Arbogast's daughter also not placed.	arbo
1726	P16447	Arbogast	Michael	Abt 27 Sep. 1732	27 Aug 1812	0	Michael was baptized on 27 Sept 1732.	arbo
1727	P16447	Arbogast	Michael	Abt 27 Sep. 1732	27 Aug 1812	0	"Take Wimer Mountain road from Blue Grass, at the intersection with Hardscrabble road, continue north on Wimer Mountain, go approximately 3/10 mile. On the left will be a pond. The two rocks marking the graves are on the right side of the road. The graves sit almost in the fence row, if the grass is high its difficult to see them from the road. "	arbo
1728	P16452	Arbogast	Michael	Abt 1768	1813	0	Migrated to Champaign Co., now Clark Co., OH, about 1811, killed there in 1813. Land Bounty for war service? Relocated with brothers, David and Peter. Father of several children. See Biographical Album of Clark and Greene Cos., by Chapman Bros., 1890, page 295. Also Court Records of Clark Co. This information from Amanda Arbogast research. Rosemary Pickett a descendant has done extensive research in and around Clark Co., OH and from her home over several years has provided well documented family group records for Michael, Jr. and each of his children. On the son, George, Rosemary's data was augmented by research of Theodore B. James who is descended from George's daughter Annie Eliza and research of Margaret Sievers, National DAR # 527614 who is descended from George's son, James Henry Arbogast. On the son, Eli McKinley, all of the research is by Rosemary since this is her line and includes this line of her ancestors as well as her own descendants. Children listed may not be in order of birth. Rosemary cites, Portraits and Biographies Album of Greene and Clark Counties, Ohio, Vols. I & II, Chapman Bros., Chicage, 1890, as a source and extracted the text pointing out the error that all of Michael's children were not born in Ohio and he came to Ohio prior to 1816. Rosemary's work may be referred to hereafter as THE PICKETT PAPERS. Other sources cited by Rosemary Pickett are: Clark Co., OH Marriage Records (researched 4 Apr 1991). Also see, Ohio Wills & Estates to 1850: An Index, by Carol W. Bell, 1981, Michael's estate filed 1814. Early Clark Co., OH Families, Vol. I & II, by Friends of the Library General Research Group. History of Clark Co., OH, by W.H. Beers & Co. as well as, A Standard History of Springfield & Clark Co., OH, 1922, by Dr. Benjamin F. Price. Michael, Jr. was a farmer. His year of death is from his Estate papers, Champaign Co., OH, Common Pleas Court minute book, 5, p. 24, 1814.	arbo
1729	P16420	Arbogast	Michael	Abt 1790/1794	Abt 1832	0	Listed on census as living in Timber Ridge Section of Pendleton Co. 1820, 30, 40, 50 and 60 census, Pendleton Co. No will found in Pendleton Co. See will of his father, John, Pendleton Co., VA, Will Book 4, page 49. Pendleton Co. birth, death and marriage records. Clay Co. birth, death and marriage records on children and their families. Clay Co. census, 1860, 70 and 80. All of the above research on this family and descendants by Amanda Crawford Arbogast Forbes with contributions from Joseph Monroe Arbogast, Joanna Shreves, Daisy Hartmann, Wm. Jennings Arbogast and others.	arbo
1730	P17742	Arbogast	Michael	1 Aug 1824	11 Oct 1902	0	Michael Arbogast, the youngest child of Peter and Sophia Arbogast, was only two years of age when brought by his parents to Seneca County, where he spent all the years of his childhood and manhood. He aided in the difficult task of clearing the farm and preparing the fields for cultivation, and when the land became arable he bore his part in the work of plowing, planting and harvesting. As his father died when he was only nine years of age, he and his mother carried on the work of the farm, with the aid of an ox team. It was in 1855 that he took up his abode upon the place where he would live out his life. On the 11th of March in 1852, Michael was united in marriage to Miss Jane R. Stoner, a daughter of Henry and Sara (Reagan) Stoner. They were blessed with nine children before her death on June 23, 1882. They are: Alice, who married Jacob Staib, is now deceased; John F. was a resident of Seneca township; Nettie became the wife of Robert E. Lutz, of Oklahoma; Lewis was a mechanic and resided in Tiffin; Charles resided near Bushnell, Illinois; Rush operated the homestead farm; and three sons passed away in childhood. Mr. Arbogast put forth every effort to make a comfortable home for his family and to give his children the opportunity to prepare themselves for the practical and responsible duties of life. In 1854 he purchased one hundred and twenty-three acres of land, the improvements on which consisted of a log house and a log barn. He went in debt for the entire amount, $3690, and this was all paid in three years time. Fifty acres had been cleared and in the course of time his fields were green with the crops that promised golden harvests. As his financial resources increased he added to his landed possessions until the home farm comprised of two hundred acres. He also owned another farm, of one hundred acres, in Seneca township and had made excellent improvements on both. In 1875 he erected one of the most pretentious brick residences in the vicinity. He used the latest machinery for facilitating farm work and erected good barns and outbuildings for the shelter of grain and stock. His residence in the county covered more than three-quarters of a century and the present generation cannot realize the changes which had occurred during this period. Michael Arbogast remembered seeing many Indians in the locality and had driven through tiffin with an ox team many a time when the mud came up to the hubs of the wagon wheels. The flourishing city then contained only a few pioneer cabins and the county gave little promise of its present developments. However, the pioneers had laid broad and deep the foundations for its present progress, with Mr. Arbogast performing his full share in the work of citizenship. He favored reform and improvement, and his labors were effective in promoting the general welfare. Owing to his father's death he early had to take up the responsibilities of a business career, and industry, economy, and honesty were salient features in his history, enabling him to advance steadily until he occupied a prominent place on the plane of affluence. Taken from the Centennial Biographical History pgs. 344,345,346	arbo
1731	P16422	Arbogast	Michael	Abt 1843	Yes, date unknown	0	MILITARY: Enlistment record indicates age 19 at September 15, 1961, Charleston, WV. Union army, 3yrs., K Co., 7th Rgt., WV Cavalry. June, 1862, wounded at Battle of Cross Keys, under Surgeons care. July, 1862, sick at Cumberland Hospital. 28 Feb., 1863, promoted to Sergeant. 31 Dec., 1863, absent, detached for service of recruiting. 24 Jul., 1864, run, deserted before enemy at Cherry Run. 26 Jan., 1865, appears on Company Muster Roll Out. No pension record found. No record of imprisonment at Andersonville according to Oliver Wendell Arbogast who has checked records and has videotape of old prison and burial site of Charles W. Arbogast, Pvt., 1st Rgt., WV Lt. Artry. Died 11 Aug 1864. Enlisted at Beverly, WV, Randolph Co. He was son of Solomon Arbogast and Nancy Nottingham, grandson of Benjamin Arbogast, Sr. and great grandson of Adam Arbogast. Michael Arbogast is believed to have died as a result of the war. No Pension record found. Census records.	arbo
1732	P7476
1733	P1376
1734	P7144	Arbogast	Michael B.			0	Lacey Spring, VA.	arbo
1735	P4197
1736	P15775
1737	P16432	Arbogast	Michael Jr.	16 Oct 1827	25 Jan 1917	0	This family and Michael's mother, Edith Ketterman, relocated to Numa, IA, right after 1860 census of Pendleton Co., VA. Cemetery record, Numa, Appanoose Co., IA. S\W of Centerville and Ottumwa. Daisy Arbogast Hartmann family records in file. 1820, 30, 40, 50 and 60 census, Pendleton Co., VA. Comprehensive research of above by Amanda Crawford Arbogast Forbes. Children, and their spouse from Daisy Arbogast Hartmann Papers dated Jul 29, 1927, copy in file. Daisy Arbogast Hartmann Papers include reference to page 539, The History of Appanoose Co., IA, 1878, regarding himself, family and prominence in Bellair Township. Also refers to his overland trip by oxen and wagon in 1853 to California and his return after 2-3 years via New York. Papers also include a transcript of an article in the semi-weekly IOWEGIAN, Centerville, IA, June 23, 1911, describing his trip overland along the Mormon Trail to Salt Lake City, UT. The wagontrain made up south of Centerville leaving on Apr. 4, 1853 consisting of 24 wagons and horses and oxen and some loose property, including cows. Names of several families who made the journey are included. Michael drove a wagon with four yoke of oxen and with a long whip drove the team most of the way to Salt Lake City along the Mormon Trail. 1880 census Bellair Twp., Appanoose Co., Iowa, age 52, born VA listed with wife Mary Ann born VA, age 52, and 7 children. #5-11-141, The Henckel Genealogy, p. 344. Photo in file from GAW	arbo
1738	P4336
1739	P14302
1740	P17417	Arbogast	Michael W.	Abt 1880	Yes, date unknown	0	1880 Iowa census, Bellair Twp., Appanoose Co., age 8mos., born Kansas.	arbo
1741	P16661	Arbogast	Micheal S.	Abt 1876	26 Oct 1893	0	BIRTH: 1880 census, Wm. J. Arbogast & Amanda Arbogast Forbes records.	arbo
1742	P4196
1743	P263
1744	P5143	Arbogast	Mickey			0	Second marriage to John Poster.	arbo
1745	P7479
1746	P18359	Arbogast	Middleton Dehon	8 Oct 1932	5 Jun 1955	0	Source is Philip D. Arbogast. Never married, died in auto accident.	arbo
1747	P7138	Arbogast	Mike			0	Lacey Spring, VA, 1992	arbo
1748	P8701	Arbogast	Mike			0	Source is records of Beverly (Hamrick) Kenney.	arbo
1749	P7498	Arbogast	Mildred			0	Married name Kimble, Onego, WV, from father's obit.	arbo
1750	P19644	Arbogast	Mildred			0	GAW Marr. Harry King.	arbo

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