I75329: Leulla BRYANT (10 Sep 1888

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"Kentucky Biographies" Frank G. Lunbeck, Posted by Sandi Gorin on Tue, 09 Feb 1999 Surname: Scroggs, Lunbeck, Rogers, Boone, Hickman, Christopher History of Colorado Vol. II, the S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1918."

"Frank G. Lunbeck is the secretary and treasurer of the Hickman-Lunbeck Grocery Company of Greeley and is thus prominently identified with the commercial interests of the city. He was born in Chilicothe, Ohio, in 1866, a son of Samuel G. and Josephine S. (Scroggs) Lunbeck. The father was a farmer and miller and built one of the first grist mills in his section of the state. He became a pioneer settler of southern Ohio and the mill which he there constructed is still standing. In 1870 he removed to Missouri and died a year later, when forty-one years of age. In politics he was a stanch republican. In early manhood he married Josephine S. Scroggs, a granddaughter of Thomas Rogers, who removed from Pennsylvania to Kentucky, becoming one of the pioneer residents of the northern part of that state and an associate of Daniel Boone. He participated in fights with the Indians as the companion of Boone and was a veteran of the War of 1812. He became a stanch abolitionist and his home was a station on the famous underground railroad, whereby many a negro was aided on his way to freedom in the north. He died at the very notable old age of ninety-six years and had never experienced a day's illness in his life. His remains were interred at Greenfield, Ohio, and it was at that place that his granddaughter, Josephine S. Scroggs, was born in the year 1840. She became the wife of Samuel G. Lunbeck and to them were born three children. Mr. Lunbeck was devoted to the welfare of his family and found his greatest happiness in promoting their comfort. A devout Christian man, he was an active worker in the Presbyterian church and his many sterling traits of character won for him the high regard and confidence of all who knew him. Frank G. Lunbeck acquired his early education in the schools of Missouri and afterward pursued a business course in Quincy, Illinois. When a young man he embarked in the mercantile business on his own account, in Warrensburg, Missouri, and there continued for twenty years. In 1907 he came to Colorado, settling in Greeley. Previous to this time he had been engaged in the bond investment business in St. Louis for three years. After reaching Colorado he was very active in organizing the Hickman-Lunbeck Grocery Company, to which he has since devoted all of his attention, being active in the control of the financial end of the business as its secretary and treasurer. The undertaking has proven a profitable one from the beginning and its patronage has steadily increased, its ramifying trade relations now covering a broad territory. The business methods of the house will bear the closest investigation and scrutiny, and unfaltering energy, close application and sound business discernment are features in the growth of their trade. Mr. Lunbeck is also interested in the Greeley Building & Loan Association, of which he is a director. In June, 1892, Mr. Lunbeck was married to Miss Camille A. Christopher, who was born in Missouri in 1869, a daughter of George K. and Elizabeth Christopher. Mr. and Mrs. Lunbeck are members of the Presbyterian church, in the work of which they take an active and helpful part, the former serving as chairman of its board of trustees. He turns to fishing as his favorite pastime. A man of liberal spirit and genial disposition, he is always courteous and obliging in manner, and the genuine worth of his character has gained for him a circle of friends that is constantly growing as the circle of his acquaintance broadens. (contributed by [email protected])"

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CONFLICT: says father was William PHILLIPS & Susannah LLOYD. Susanna PHILLIPS m. John Rucker, but which John Rucker?

LDS Spouse: Susannah Lloyd PHILLIPS (AFN: GLNK-JV) b 1684 d. Died: 28 Aug 1742 Marriage: 1702 Orange, Virginia. Father: William PHILLIPS (AFN:GLNK-Z4) Mother: Susannah LLOYD (AFN:GLNL-08).

Name: Rucker, Peter Father: Rucker, John Mother:Phillips , Susannah
Birth Date: 1720 City: Orange VA ^[S1148] ^[S1615]

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Melinda McLemore Strong wrote:
My 3nd great grandfather, Edward WHITE, had two daughters, Ruth and Sophronia, who married brothers James Cannon TRAVIS and Richard Henry TRAVIS. They were living in Amite Co, MS prior to 1850, and migrated to Sabine Co, TX after 1850.

My Southern Family

Leulla BRYANT

10 Sep 1888 - ____

ID Number: I75329

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Judy Mae HILL

Lottie HOPKINS

ABT 1766 - by 1805

ID Number: I62725

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Frank G. LUNBECK

1866 - ____

ID Number: I53442

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James Newton LYLES

ABT 1860 - ____

ID Number: I66046

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Henry Lee MCCANTS

ABT 1900 - ____

ID Number: I7452

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William Cecil PENDLETON

5 Nov 1874 - ____

ID Number: I58809

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Susannah Lloyd PHILLIPS

1684 - 28 Aug 1742

ID Number: I30667

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Joseph Edwin ROYALL

24 Dec 1792 - 2 Jun 1836

ID Number: I85500

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Elizabeth SWARTZ

ABT 1858 - ____

ID Number: I37521

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William TREVATHAN

ABT 1860 - 2 Jan 1897

ID Number: I18067

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Edward WHITE

ABT 1800 - ____

ID Number: I99875

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