Family Group Sheet
NameLevi S. Bumbalough
Birth1 Dec 1848?, White Co, TN [326]
Death10 Dec 1924, Putnam Co, TN [326]
BurialBoard Valley Cem, White Co,TN [326]
FatherIsaac Silvester BUMBALOUGH Sr. (1813-1897)
MotherMargaret Jackson SPARKS (1814-1883)
Marriage6 Apr 1876, Board Valley, White, TN [244]
SpouseElizabeth Clouse
Birth19 Oct 1855, White Oak Flat, White Co, TN [1071]
Death1908, White Co, TN [1071]
BurialBoard Valley Cem, White, TN
FatherWilliam Riley Clouse (1834-1888)
MotherNancy Lucilla Randolph (~1836-1886)
Notes for Levi S. Bumbalough
Transcription of death certificate gives birthdate as 1840, which is impossible given his sister Lee Ann and his ages in the census. Those ages indicate he was born about 1848.
Census notes for Levi S. Bumbalough
1880 Putnam Co, TN: L.S. Bumbalough 31 TN, Elizabeth 24 TN, Eda cousin 6. (Dist. 4, p. 116C)
1900 Putnam Co, TN: Levy Bumbalough b. Mch? 1848, Lizabeth Oct. 1855. m. 26 yrs, 1 kid. (Dist. 4, p. 34, ED 64, sht 1, 6/2/1900)
1900 Putnam Co, TN: Levy Bumbalough b. Mch? 1848, Lizabeth Oct. 1855. m. 26 yrs, 1 kid. (Dist. 4, p. 34, ED 64, sht 1, 6/2/1900)
Notes for Elizabeth Clouse
Niece of Thomas (husband of Uneta)
Might be her: BUMBALOUGH, BETSY: Death has again visited our community and claimed one
of our highly reverenced and greatly loved ladies, Mrs. Betsey Bumbalough commonly known as "Aunt Betsey" has gone to her heavenly home where there will be no more sickness pain nor suffering. "Aunt Betsey" had been in feeble health for some time and on Tuesday the 18th, God saw fit to call her out of her pain and suffering here below, to Himself, where none of these pains shall be known. She was a highly esteemed and greatly beloved old lady. She leaves a husband, several brothers and sisters and a host of friends to whom we extend our heartfelt sympathy. A loving wife, a sister dear, has gone to heaven and left here. Let us all strive while here with men, to ever live so as to meet her again.
[Date 8/26/1908, Vol. VI, No. 0, Page 4, Cookeville, Putnam County Herald ]
Might be her: BUMBALOUGH, BETSY: Death has again visited our community and claimed one
of our highly reverenced and greatly loved ladies, Mrs. Betsey Bumbalough commonly known as "Aunt Betsey" has gone to her heavenly home where there will be no more sickness pain nor suffering. "Aunt Betsey" had been in feeble health for some time and on Tuesday the 18th, God saw fit to call her out of her pain and suffering here below, to Himself, where none of these pains shall be known. She was a highly esteemed and greatly beloved old lady. She leaves a husband, several brothers and sisters and a host of friends to whom we extend our heartfelt sympathy. A loving wife, a sister dear, has gone to heaven and left here. Let us all strive while here with men, to ever live so as to meet her again.
[Date 8/26/1908, Vol. VI, No. 0, Page 4, Cookeville, Putnam County Herald ]
