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JOHAN FRIEDRICH ERMENTRAUDT
(2)CHILDREN: none.
Emanuel was bapt. at Pk. Mtn. Ch., 9 Aug 1801, and his sponsors were Christian Leucke and wife Elizabeth Armentrout.2
The bapt. rec. spells the name Immanuel. He was a farmer all of his life and owned a farm on the Shenandoah River near the
mouth of Cub Run. He was mar. twice. The 1st mar. was in 1825 to Maria Anna Argabright3 who was the mother of his 9
children. She died in 1856, and burial was in the Luth. Cem. at McGaheysville, Va.4 The 2nd mar. was in 1857 to Sarah
Sprankle Almond, a widow.5 There were no children to this mar. Emanuel's farm was valued at $2,200 in 1850. The rec.
indicates that his wife and 9 children were living on the farm at that time.6 He must have been quite successful as the 1860
cen. rec. value his farm at $6,800 and in addition he owned per. prop. valued at $1,771.7 The 1870 value of his farm in the
cen. rec. was $5,775 and his per. prop. was $737. This undoubtedly reflects the effects of the Civil War on the area.a At this
time there also lived with him a gr. son, Stephen Oreback, son of his deceased oldest dau. Julia Ann. There was another Ore-
back boy, Luther, 1 year old, but he could not have been a son of Julia Ann, as her husband died while in service in the Confed-
erate Army during the Civil War. In 1880 Emanuel is listed in the cen. rec. with his 2nd wife and 2 of his unmar. daus. who
were still living at home.9 Emanuel died in 1890 and his 2nd wife, Sarah, died a year later in 1891 of "La Grippe."1 Both
were buried in Mt. Olivet Cem., McGaheysville, Va.10
1. Rock. Co., Va., Reg. of Deaths, 1870-1894. 2. Pk. Mtn. Ch. Bapt. Rec.-302. 3. Rock. Co., Va., Mar. Rec. Bk 2-458. 4. Data, Pearle Sauers
Conger, g. gr. dau. 5. Rock. Co., Va., Mar. Rec. MB-723. 6. Rock. Co., Va., 1850 USC. 7. Rock. Co., Va., 1860 USC. 8. Rock. Co., Va., 1870
USC. 9. Rock. Co., Va., 1880 USC. 10. Tomb-stone Inscriptions, App IV-3.
4-6-3-1 JULIA ANN ARMENTROUT (OREBAUGH)
b: 30 Mar 1826, Rock. Co., Va.; d: ? Berkley Springs, Va.; m: 20 Sept 1855, Rock. Co., Va., to
LEWIS A OREBAUGH, b: 21 Apr 1826, Berkley Springs, Va.; d: c 1862 (while serving in the Confederate Army); son of
Martin Orebaugh and wife Susannah Taylor.
CHILDREN: 1. Stephen E (1859- ), only child.
Julia Ann was the oldest child of Emanuel and Maria Anna Armentrout, born in 1826. She was bapt. at Pk. Mtn. Ch., 11 June
1826, and her parents were her sponsors.1 The cen. rec. for 1850 list her as living at home with her parents, single and 24 years
of age. 2 She was 29 years of age when she and Lewis A Orebaugh were mar. in 1855 .3 They had one son, Stephen. Lewis was a
farmer, and when the Civil War started, he enlisted in Co C, 5th Regt. Va. Inf., later to be part of the Stonewall Brigade, CSA.
He died in service in 1862 from acute diarrhea.4 Julia Ann lived with her son Stephen at Berkley Springs, Va., and prob. died there.5
1. Pk. Mtn. Ch. Bapt. Rec.-788. 2. Rock. Co., Va., 1850 USC. 3. Rock. Co., Va., Mar. Rec.-MB. 4. Data, Clinton G Shiflett, 145 Sylvan Dr.,
Galite, Calif., 12 Dec 1973. 5. Data, Pearle Sauers Conger, gr. niece.
4-6-3-1-1 STEPHEN EDWARD OREBAUGH
b: 10 Oct 1859, Rock. Co., Va.; d: ? ; m: ?
CHILDREN: 1. Maude. 2. Lottie. 3. Pearle. 4. Walter.
Stephen was bapt. at Pk. Mtn. Ch. by the Ref. Minister, Rev Lawrence Hensel. He was living with his gr. parents, Emanuel
and Maria Anna Armentrout and was 10 years of age as indicated by the Rock. Co., Va., cen. rec. He was mar. and the father
of 4 children, but no information has been found as to his wife. He and his mother lived at Berkley Springs, Va. nfd
(Pk. Mtn. Ch. Bapt. Rec.-1144) (Data, Pearle Sauers Conger)
4-6-3-2 JACOB ADDISON ARMENTROUT
b: 31July1828, McGaheysville, Va.; d: 17 Jan 1905, McGaheysville, Va.; m(l): 18 Dec 1850,
Augusta Co., Va., to ALBENA FRANCES ARMENTROUT, b: 4 Oct 1830, Rock. Co., Va.; d: c 1855, Rock. Co., Va.; dau. of
Charles Armentrout and 1st wife Anna Marie Kyger. m(2): 2 Apr 1857, Rock. Co., Va., to CAROLINE E MILLER, b: 9 Nov
1834, McGaheysville, Va.; d: 21Sept1874, McGaheysville, Va.; m(3): c 1875 to MARY FRANCES MORRIS, b:?; d: 29 Jan
1924.
(!)CHILDREN: 1. Martin W (1851-1873).
(2)CHILDREN: 1. Albert P N (1858-1921). 2. Mary F (1860-1942). 3. Edward L (1861- ). 4. Floyd (1871- ).
(3)CHILDREN: 1. Minnie B (1876- ). 2. Emmet F (1878- ). 3. Ida M (1879- ). 4. John E (1880- ).
Jacob Addison was bapt. at Pk. Mtn. Ch., 4 Nov 1828, and his parents were his sponsors.1 He was a farmer and by trade a
cooper. He owned a small farm near Cub Run east of present-day Harrisonburg, Va. The cen. rec. for 1850 list him as 24
years old, single, and living with his parents.2 He was mar. the same year to Albena Frances Armentrout3 and one child was
born to them. Albena died in 1855 and a little over a year later Jacob mar. Caroline E Miller.4 Caroline was the mother of 4
children and she died at the age of 40 in 1874. Burial was in Mt. Olivet Cem., McGaheysville, Va.5 The 1860 cen. rec. give the
value of Jacob's farm as $7006 and 10 years later his farm was valued at $600 and he owned at that time per. prop. valued at
$460.7 His 3rd wife was Mary Frances Morris, whom he mar. about 1875, and there were 4 children born to this union. The
1880 cen. rec. give his occupation as cooper and his household consisted of his wife Mary and 5 children.a Mary died in 1928,
outliving Jacob by 19 years. He died in 1905. Jacob was buried in Mt. Olivet Cem., McGaheysville, Va., with his 2nd wife,
Caroline E Miller.5 nfd
1. Pk. Mtn. Ch. Bapt. Rec.-338. 2. Rock. Co., Va., 1850 USC. 3. Augusta Co., Va., Mar. Rec. 4. Rock. Co., Va., Mar. Rec. MB-724. 5. Tomb-
stone Inscriptions, App IV-3. 6. Rock. Co., Va., 1860 USC. 7. Rock. Co., Va., 1870 USC. 8. Rock. Co., Va., 1880 USC.
NOTE: Mrs Edna E Mills, unless otherwise indicated, supplied data on nos. 4-6-3-2 through 4-6-3-2**4 from family data in her possession.
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(2)CHILDREN: none.
Emanuel was bapt. at Pk. Mtn. Ch., 9 Aug 1801, and his sponsors were Christian Leucke and wife Elizabeth Armentrout.2
The bapt. rec. spells the name Immanuel. He was a farmer all of his life and owned a farm on the Shenandoah River near the
mouth of Cub Run. He was mar. twice. The 1st mar. was in 1825 to Maria Anna Argabright3 who was the mother of his 9
children. She died in 1856, and burial was in the Luth. Cem. at McGaheysville, Va.4 The 2nd mar. was in 1857 to Sarah
Sprankle Almond, a widow.5 There were no children to this mar. Emanuel's farm was valued at $2,200 in 1850. The rec.
indicates that his wife and 9 children were living on the farm at that time.6 He must have been quite successful as the 1860
cen. rec. value his farm at $6,800 and in addition he owned per. prop. valued at $1,771.7 The 1870 value of his farm in the
cen. rec. was $5,775 and his per. prop. was $737. This undoubtedly reflects the effects of the Civil War on the area.a At this
time there also lived with him a gr. son, Stephen Oreback, son of his deceased oldest dau. Julia Ann. There was another Ore-
back boy, Luther, 1 year old, but he could not have been a son of Julia Ann, as her husband died while in service in the Confed-
erate Army during the Civil War. In 1880 Emanuel is listed in the cen. rec. with his 2nd wife and 2 of his unmar. daus. who
were still living at home.9 Emanuel died in 1890 and his 2nd wife, Sarah, died a year later in 1891 of "La Grippe."1 Both
were buried in Mt. Olivet Cem., McGaheysville, Va.10
1. Rock. Co., Va., Reg. of Deaths, 1870-1894. 2. Pk. Mtn. Ch. Bapt. Rec.-302. 3. Rock. Co., Va., Mar. Rec. Bk 2-458. 4. Data, Pearle Sauers
Conger, g. gr. dau. 5. Rock. Co., Va., Mar. Rec. MB-723. 6. Rock. Co., Va., 1850 USC. 7. Rock. Co., Va., 1860 USC. 8. Rock. Co., Va., 1870
USC. 9. Rock. Co., Va., 1880 USC. 10. Tomb-stone Inscriptions, App IV-3.
4-6-3-1 JULIA ANN ARMENTROUT (OREBAUGH)
b: 30 Mar 1826, Rock. Co., Va.; d: ? Berkley Springs, Va.; m: 20 Sept 1855, Rock. Co., Va., to
LEWIS A OREBAUGH, b: 21 Apr 1826, Berkley Springs, Va.; d: c 1862 (while serving in the Confederate Army); son of
Martin Orebaugh and wife Susannah Taylor.
CHILDREN: 1. Stephen E (1859- ), only child.
Julia Ann was the oldest child of Emanuel and Maria Anna Armentrout, born in 1826. She was bapt. at Pk. Mtn. Ch., 11 June
1826, and her parents were her sponsors.1 The cen. rec. for 1850 list her as living at home with her parents, single and 24 years
of age. 2 She was 29 years of age when she and Lewis A Orebaugh were mar. in 1855 .3 They had one son, Stephen. Lewis was a
farmer, and when the Civil War started, he enlisted in Co C, 5th Regt. Va. Inf., later to be part of the Stonewall Brigade, CSA.
He died in service in 1862 from acute diarrhea.4 Julia Ann lived with her son Stephen at Berkley Springs, Va., and prob. died there.5
1. Pk. Mtn. Ch. Bapt. Rec.-788. 2. Rock. Co., Va., 1850 USC. 3. Rock. Co., Va., Mar. Rec.-MB. 4. Data, Clinton G Shiflett, 145 Sylvan Dr.,
Galite, Calif., 12 Dec 1973. 5. Data, Pearle Sauers Conger, gr. niece.
4-6-3-1-1 STEPHEN EDWARD OREBAUGH
b: 10 Oct 1859, Rock. Co., Va.; d: ? ; m: ?
CHILDREN: 1. Maude. 2. Lottie. 3. Pearle. 4. Walter.
Stephen was bapt. at Pk. Mtn. Ch. by the Ref. Minister, Rev Lawrence Hensel. He was living with his gr. parents, Emanuel
and Maria Anna Armentrout and was 10 years of age as indicated by the Rock. Co., Va., cen. rec. He was mar. and the father
of 4 children, but no information has been found as to his wife. He and his mother lived at Berkley Springs, Va. nfd
(Pk. Mtn. Ch. Bapt. Rec.-1144) (Data, Pearle Sauers Conger)
4-6-3-2 JACOB ADDISON ARMENTROUT
b: 31July1828, McGaheysville, Va.; d: 17 Jan 1905, McGaheysville, Va.; m(l): 18 Dec 1850,
Augusta Co., Va., to ALBENA FRANCES ARMENTROUT, b: 4 Oct 1830, Rock. Co., Va.; d: c 1855, Rock. Co., Va.; dau. of
Charles Armentrout and 1st wife Anna Marie Kyger. m(2): 2 Apr 1857, Rock. Co., Va., to CAROLINE E MILLER, b: 9 Nov
1834, McGaheysville, Va.; d: 21Sept1874, McGaheysville, Va.; m(3): c 1875 to MARY FRANCES MORRIS, b:?; d: 29 Jan
1924.
(!)CHILDREN: 1. Martin W (1851-1873).
(2)CHILDREN: 1. Albert P N (1858-1921). 2. Mary F (1860-1942). 3. Edward L (1861- ). 4. Floyd (1871- ).
(3)CHILDREN: 1. Minnie B (1876- ). 2. Emmet F (1878- ). 3. Ida M (1879- ). 4. John E (1880- ).
Jacob Addison was bapt. at Pk. Mtn. Ch., 4 Nov 1828, and his parents were his sponsors.1 He was a farmer and by trade a
cooper. He owned a small farm near Cub Run east of present-day Harrisonburg, Va. The cen. rec. for 1850 list him as 24
years old, single, and living with his parents.2 He was mar. the same year to Albena Frances Armentrout3 and one child was
born to them. Albena died in 1855 and a little over a year later Jacob mar. Caroline E Miller.4 Caroline was the mother of 4
children and she died at the age of 40 in 1874. Burial was in Mt. Olivet Cem., McGaheysville, Va.5 The 1860 cen. rec. give the
value of Jacob's farm as $7006 and 10 years later his farm was valued at $600 and he owned at that time per. prop. valued at
$460.7 His 3rd wife was Mary Frances Morris, whom he mar. about 1875, and there were 4 children born to this union. The
1880 cen. rec. give his occupation as cooper and his household consisted of his wife Mary and 5 children.a Mary died in 1928,
outliving Jacob by 19 years. He died in 1905. Jacob was buried in Mt. Olivet Cem., McGaheysville, Va., with his 2nd wife,
Caroline E Miller.5 nfd
1. Pk. Mtn. Ch. Bapt. Rec.-338. 2. Rock. Co., Va., 1850 USC. 3. Augusta Co., Va., Mar. Rec. 4. Rock. Co., Va., Mar. Rec. MB-724. 5. Tomb-
stone Inscriptions, App IV-3. 6. Rock. Co., Va., 1860 USC. 7. Rock. Co., Va., 1870 USC. 8. Rock. Co., Va., 1880 USC.
NOTE: Mrs Edna E Mills, unless otherwise indicated, supplied data on nos. 4-6-3-2 through 4-6-3-2**4 from family data in her possession.
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