Spouse: Daisy Belle REIGHARD-4822. Daisy Belle REIGHARD and Jay Elvin BRUMBAUGH were married on 15 June 1905.

Spouse: Dr. L. C. MORGAN-137136. Jennie BRUMBAUGH and Dr. L. C. MORGAN were married.

Spouse: (Husband of BRUMBAUGH, Jennie Agnes) DIEHL-103162. Jennie Agnes BRUMBAUGH and (Husband of BRUMBAUGH, Jennie Agnes) DIEHL were married.

Spouse: C. Franklin DULABAHN-6023. Jennie Candas BRUMBAUGH and C. Franklin DULABAHN were married on 18 March 1888. Children were: Lamar H. DULABAHN-6024, Bessie Jane DULABAHN-6025, Estella Ruth DULABAHN-6026, Chauncey E. DULABAHN-6027, Mary Rosalia DULABAHN-6028.

Spouse: William H. GNAGEY-2253. Jennie Kern BRUMBAUGH and William H. GNAGEY were married on 17 June 1900 in Montgomery Co., OH. Children were: Miriam Kern GNAGEY-2256, Zelda Irene GNAGEY-2257, Helen Brumbaugh GNAGEY-2258.

Spouse: Eliza PHEASANT-3440. Eliza PHEASANT and Jeremiah "Jerry" BRUMBAUGH were married on 22 February 1877 in Mount Union, Huntingdon Co., PA. Children were: Mary Lizzie BRUMBAUGH-3441, Luther Franklin BRUMBAUGH-3442, Thomas Monroe "Roy" BRUMBAUGH-3443, Andrew Jackson BRUMBAUGH-3444, Charles Wesley BRUMBAUGH-3445.

Spouse: Anna WATSON-7575. Anna WATSON and Jeremiah Hetrick "Jerry" BRUMBAUGH were married. Children were: Ella BRUMBAUGH-7576, Lona Jane BRUMBAUGH-7577, Earl/Earle BRUMBAUGH-7578, Aaron BRUMBAUGH-7579, Alverna "Verna" BRUMBAUGH-126279, Effie BRUMBAUGH-7581, Eliza BRUMBAUGH-7582, Edith BRUMBAUGH-7583, Elvin BRUMBAUGH-7584.

Jeremiah Milton Brumbaugh of Mapleton Depot passed away at 7:10 p.m.
Saturday, January 16, 1954, at his home. He had been ill for one month. He was born May 6, 1873, at Mapleton, a son of Michael and Carolyn (Wharton) Brumbaugh. He was united in marriage to Elizabeth Gladfelter April 25, 1895, in Mapleton. She passed away May 8, 1939. Mr. Brumbaugh was a member of the Methodist Church of Mapleton and IOOF Lodge of Mapleton. He was employed throughout his life by the Pennsylvania Glass Sand Company. The following children survive: Emory Brumbaugh of Mount Union, Mrs. Annie Harpster, William D. Brumbaugh, and Mrs. Nellie Himes, all of Mapleton. Nine grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren also survive. One son, Blair Brumbaugh, and a step-son, Bruce Hooper, preceded him in death. He was the last surviving member of his immediate family. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, January 20, at 2 p.m. at the Mapleton Methodist Church. The Rev. James A. Farrar, pastor of the Methodist Church of Mapleton, assisted by the Rev. Charles Miller, will officiate and burial will be made in the IOOF Cemetery at Mapleton. Friends may call at the Clark funeral home in Mount Union after 6 p.m. this Monday evening until 11 a.m. Wednesday, when they may call at the church until the hour of services.
Daily News, Huntingdon, Pa., Monday, January 18, 1954 He was buried on 20 January 1954 at IOOF Cem. in Mapleton Depot, Huntingdon Co., PA.⁶⁷²⁶ Jeremiah was an employee of the Pennsylvania Glass Sand Company.⁶⁷²⁶ He was a Methodist.⁶⁷²⁶

Jeremiah had a stepson, Bruce HOOPER who preceded him in death. Parents: Michael BRUMBAUGH-3335 and Carolyn "Carrie" WHARTON-3425.

Spouse: Elizabeth "Lizzie" GLADFELTER-3430. Elizabeth "Lizzie" GLADFELTER and Jeremiah Milton BRUMBAUGH were married on 25 April 1895 in Mapleton Depot, Huntingdon Co., PA.⁶⁷²⁶ Children were: Living, Drew BRUMBAUGH-3432, Living, Blair BRUMBAUGH-3434, Living, Nellie BRUMBAUGH-40786.

Spouse: Elizabeth WATERSON-136895. Elizabeth WATERSON and Jerome David BRUMBAUGH were married in 1858 in Marysville, Marshall Co., KS. Children were: Alberta Jessie BRUMBAUGH-136898.

Spouse: Lana (WIFE OF BRUMBAUGH, JERRY D.)-102330. Lana (WIFE OF BRUMBAUGH, JERRY D.) and Jerry D. BRUMBAUGH were married.

Spouse: H. M. LONG-7689. Jerusha Catharine BRUMBAUGH and H. M. LONG were married on 12 March 1903. Children were: John Sylvester LONG-7714, (Infant) LONG-7715, Susan Florence Mary LONG-7716.

Spouse: Charlotte STEVENSON-2058. Charlotte STEVENSON and Jesse BRUMBAUGH were married on 27 October 1867 in Darke Co., OH. Children were: William Henry BRUMBAUGH-2059, George BRUMBAUGH-2060, Samuel BRUMBAUGH-2061, Curtis Otwell BRUMBAUGH-2062, Elmer BRUMBAUGH-2063.

Spouse: Ruth COST-195730. Ruth COST and Jesse BRUMBAUGH were married. Children were: Martha Ann BRUMBAUGH-195731.

Spouse: Clara SERBY-5988. Clara SERBY and Jesse C. BRUMBAUGH were married on 19 January 1891. Children were: Effie May BRUMBAUGH-5991, Charles Raymond BRUMBAUGH-5992, Henry Emerson BRUMBAUGH-5993.

Spouse: L. May POWELL-116151. L. May POWELL and Jesse Evert BRUMBAUGH were married on 15 October 1922 in Canton, Lewis Co., MO. Children were: BRUMBAUGH-116152, BRUMBAUGH-116153, BRUMBAUGH-116154, Flossie Marie BRUMBAUGH-116155, BRUMBAUGH-116156, BRUMBAUGH-116157, BRUMBAUGH-116158.

REV. JESSE K. BRUMBAUGH, [pages 946-947] a leading minister of the German Baptist church, with which he united in about 1865, and became a minister in 1880, is a native of Randolph township, Montgomery county, Ohio, and a grandson of one of its original pioneers.
Jacob Brumbaugh, great-grandfather of subject, it is surmised, came from Germany, and William Brumbaugh, grandfather of Rev. Jesse K., was a native of Pennsylvania, was a farmer, married a Miss Martin, and of his children the names of the following are remembered: John, William, David, Daniel, Jacob and Mrs. Elizabeth Cripe, of Clinton county, Ind.  He came to Ohio with his family about 1805, and settled near Amity, Montgomery county, being one of the first pioneers and settlers in this section, where he cleared up a farm and passed the remainder of his life in its cultivation, dying in the faith of the German Baptist church.
Jacob Brumbaugh, father of the Rev. Jesse K., was born in Pennsylvania in 1794, being eleven years of age when brought to Ohio by his father. He was reared on the pioneer farm, and developed marked mechanical ingenuity, being a good carpenter, blacksmith, shoemaker and tailor. He was a most valuable man in a new settlement, being physically very strong, and, at the raising of the log cabins of that day, was always placed at the corner, as he was able to form a straight joint and a true right angle and was very expert with the ax, that most indispensable tool of the pioneer.
Jacob Brumbaugh married Miss Catherine Wogaman, who was born in Pennsylvania in 1794, and after marriage settled on land now owned by Rev. Jesse K., but adjoining the present residence of the latter on the south. This farm contained eighty-six acres, all in forest, and had been entered by John Brumbaugh, brother of Jacob. This tract Jacob Brumbaugh cleared up thoroughly, improving it at first with a log dwelling, and finally converting it into a fertile farm, upon which he erected a more comfortable residence. The children born to Mr. and Mrs. Brumbaugh were ten in number and were named Elizabeth, John, Jacob, Samuel, Mary, David, Noah, Abraham, Jesse K., and Daniel—the last named dying at the age of seven years.
Jacob Brumbaugh was a member of the German Baptist church and was possessed of strong religious convictions. Highly intelligent and of an observing and contemplative temperament, he won the respect of all with whom he had either personal or business relations. His reputation for integrity was without a blemish, and it was well said of him that "his word was as good as his bond." With a foresight inherent in his nature, he bought at an early day 400 acres of land in Elkhart county, Ind., near Goshen, and this property he gave to his sons; he also owned 240 acres on the Plymouth road, in the same county, and at his death, May n, 1881, was well able to provide for all his children, who remember him with a well-deserved affection and regret.
Rev. Jesse K. Brumbaugh was born August 26, 1837, on the old Randolph township homestead, and has passed all his days on this farm and the one adjoining. He was educated in the common school of his district and at a normal school in Dayton, and began teaching school in 1858. He taught in Phillipsburg, Montgomery county, for about six years, in his own township seven years, and also in Miami county, his entire experience in this work covering the period of fourteen years. December 4, 1862, he married Miss Mary K. Hocker, who was born two miles east of Salem, February 18, 1841, a daughter of Rev. John and Catherine (Sterling) Hocker. Her father was a native of Dauphin county, Pa., of German descent, was a farmer, came to Ohio in 1839, and settled on 230 acres of land in Montgomery county, and died in 1867, aged over seventy-nine years, a member and minister of the River Brethren church, and greatly respected as a pioneer and useful citizen. His children, born in the following order, were Adam, Anna, Catherine, Christian, John and Mary K.
After marriage Rev. Jesse K. Brumbaugh lived on the old homestead until 1867, when he moved to a farm of his own, which he had purchased in the previous year. This farm then contained sixty acres, to which he added twenty-one, also purchasing the interest of the heirs in the old homestead, so that today he owns and cultivates a farm of 166 acres. Thrift and industry have brought to him a generous measure of prosperity and success.
To Mr. and Mrs. Brumbaugh have been born ten children: Granville W., Noah J., Emma, Jennie and Alice, all now living, and five who died young. Politically Mr. Brumbaugh, while not an active partisan, is in sympathy with and supports the republican party. His children are all well educated: Noah J. is a graduate of Harvard university, is now at Hillsboro, Ohio, a teacher; Granville W., who is a teacher in Dayton, Ohio, district, is a young man of high culture, having been graduated from Huntingdon, Pa., college, has been superintendent of the Randolph schools and principal of the Brookville schools, married Lizzie M. Miller, and is the father of three children: Glenn M., Paul N. and Emerson Webster. Miss Jennie Brumbaugh graduated from the Huntingdon, Pa., college, June 18, 1896.
The grandfather of Mrs. Jesse K. Brumbaugh was a farmer of Pennsylvania, lived in Harrisburg, and reared a family of six children, named Adam, George, Jacob, Benjamin, John and Anna, all of whom reached maturity and became useful members of society.

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Parents: Jacob BRUMBAUGH-2077 and Catharine WAGAMAN-2083.

Spouse: Mary Katherine HOCKER-2231. Mary Katherine HOCKER and Jesse K. BRUMBAUGH were married on 4 December 1862. Children were: Enos E. BRUMBAUGH-2234, Granville Webster BRUMBAUGH-2235, Noah Jay BRUMBAUGH-1288, Clara Jane BRUMBAUGH-2236, Anna Catherine/Catharine BRUMBAUGH-2237, Emma Hocker BRUMBAUGH-1277, Jennie Kern BRUMBAUGH-2238, Mary Elizabeth BRUMBAUGH-2239, Alice Hocker BRUMBAUGH-1984, Maude BRUMBAUGH-2240.

Spouse: Edna D. DICKES-197729. Edna D. DICKES and Jesse K. BRUMBAUGH were married on 1 October 1926 in Darke Co., OH. Children were: John C. BRUMBAUGH-197730.

Spouse: Ida ZUMBAUGH-2187. Ida ZUMBAUGH and Jesse M. BRUMBAUGH were married.

Spouse: Maud IMBODY-2597. Maud IMBODY and Jesse M. BRUMBAUGH were married.

Spouse: Alice B. EWING-1704. Alice B. EWING and Jesse W. BRUMBAUGH were married on 20 June 1901. Children were: Russell Ewing BRUMBAUGH-1707.

Spouse: William Knox SPROULE Jr.-2151. Jessie Jean BRUMBAUGH and William Knox SPROULE Jr. were married.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living, Living.