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What I Know about the Breyfogle Family Through the First Five Generations in AmericaEntry/Object ID
L2007.6.1Description
What I Know about the Breyfogle Family - Through the First Five Generations in America--bound together with The Bregfogle Genealogy. and the 1849 Diary Kept by Joshua D. Breyfogle, Sr.. and the Civil War Experiences of J.B. Breyfogle. who joined the Union Army at age 13, fighting first at Rich Mountain, VA and later at Appomatox.
This is a typewritten manuscript by Lewis M. Breyfogle, Chanute, KS. The geneaology is by Flora Breyfogle Grumman, as preserved and presented by Bishop Sylvanus Charles Breyfogle. There is an index at the front
Joshua Breyfogle, left Delaware on April 2, 1949, traveling by boat from Cincinnati to Louisville, KY, naming the Columbus Company as taking the same conveyance, then on the St. Louis, where cholera was rampant. Then on to St. Joseph, departing the upper ferry on April 19th and leaving the Missouri bottomlands on the 25th across the St. Joe Road. arriving at the gold diggings August 11. The diary concludes December, 1850
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Civil War Diary, Diary, Breyfogle Family, Western Migration, St. Joe Road, Trails, California Trail, Gold Rush, GenealogyBook Details
Author
Lewis W. BreyfogleDate Published
1963Call No.
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Bishop Sylvanus Charles BreyfoglePerson or Organization
Flora Breyfogle GummanPerson or Organization
Dr. Joshua D. BreyfoglePerson or Organization
J. B. BreyfoglePerson or Organization
Lewis W. Breyfogle