Person:George Bugh (2)

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George Washington Bugh
b.Jul 1842 Pendleton, Niagara, New York, USA
d.Dec 1926 Houston, Texas, USA
Parents and Siblings
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  1. George Washington Bugh1842 - 1926
  2. Maria Amma Bugh1845 - 1863
  3. Sarah Milinda Bugh1848 - 1873
  4. Norman Bugh1849 - 1849
  5. Henry David Bugh1850 - 1924
  6. Ester S. Bugh1854 -
  7. John Samuel Bugh1859 - 1938
Spouse and Children
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m. 14 Aug 1866
  1. Sarah Rosena Bugh1869 - 1886
  2. Florence Matilda Bugh1871 - 1968
  3. Lillie Emma Bugh1874 -
  4. Art Victor Bugh1876 - 1955
  5. Ernest George Bugh1878 - 1945
  6. Bloomy Mary Bugh1881 - 1968
  7. Ara Dudly Bugh1883 - 1964
  8. Frank Henry Bugh1895 - 1970
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Facts and Events
Name George Washington Bugh
Gender Male
Birth? Jul 1842 Pendleton, Niagara, New York, USA
Marriage 14 Aug 1866 Holton, Kansas, USAto Matilda Sophia Clang
Death? Dec 1926 Houston, Texas, USA 
This history comes from cousin Linda Byerley

1a. George Washington Born 7/1842 Born near Pendleton, Niagara County, New York. Near the Tonawanna River. Named for wealthy relative who provided for his education at New Berlin College.

Married to Matilda Sofia Clang, 8/14/1866 at Holton, Kansas

Was learned in Hebrew and Greek. Was ordained minister and medical doctor. Spoke English, High German and Swedish. Occupations - farmer, stonemason. Was sent to Kansas as a missionary to the Pioneers Moved from Kansas to Beebe, Arkansas where he resided until about 1924.

Found on 1900 Census in Beebee, Union Township, White County, Arkansas All were able to read and write. George age 57 Farmer Matilda age 50 (Gave birth to 10 Children, 7 living) Born in Sweden of Swedish parents. Ernest age 21 Farm Laborer Ara D. age 16 In school 7 years Frank H age 14 In school 7 years Moved to Aldine, Texas. (See Note 2 below) Died December 1926 at Houston, Texas


Was ordained minister and medical doctor. Named for wealthy relative who provided for his education at New Berlin College. Born near Pendleton, New York, Niagara County, near Tonawanna River. Was learned in Hebrew and Greek. Spoke English, High German and Swedish. Occupations - farmer, stonemason. Was sent to Kansas as a missionary. Moved from Kansas to Beebe, Arkansas where he resided until about 1924.

_Found on 1900 Census in Beebee, Union Township, White County, Arkansas _ All were able to read and write. _ George age 57 Farmer _ Matilda age 50 (Gave birth to 10 children, 7 living) Born in Sweden of Swedish parents. _ Ernest age 21 Farm Laborer _ Ara D. age 16 In school 7 years _ Frank H age 14 In school 7 years

George Washington Bugh 1910 CENSUS SOUNDEX FOR BEEBE,WHITE CO.,ARKANSAS: 

     GEORGE W.BUGH  68 BORN: NY  LIVING ALONE.

Moved to Aldine, Texas. At one time he printed a magazine, wrote numerous religious articles and poems.

_ IN MEMORY OF OUR INFANT ROSES _ also of _ MISS SARAH M. BUGH, _ MRS. EMMA C. JOHNSON, _ AND _ SARAH R. BUGH Devoted to Unveiling Day Nov. 30th, being the day of Sarah Rosena's last words Nov. 30th, 1886:- "Jesus is so good, Hallelujah. He will lead me all the way over this river." _ By Geo. W. Bugh


_ We have silent gardens, _ S'rounded with osage; _ There affection softens _ Where the roses age. _ Where the sylvan bowers, _ Decked with fragrance sweet, _ Fill our eyes with flowers, _ And our hearts with thought. Refrain.- _ There we laid our loved ones, _ Our loved ones, our loved ones! _ There we laid our loved ones, _ In their lonely beds. _ May the dewy roses, _ The roses, the roses! _ May the dewy roses _ Crown their peaceful heads!

_ Ere the angels called them _ To the land of fame. _ Cold and changing winters _ O'er their pathway came. _ But with peace and brightness, _ Stept across the flood,- _ Jesus led the dear ones, _ Sprinkled with his blood. Ref. _ Church and school has missed them _ Home and kindred dear! _ Jesus Christ will keep them: _ Absent, yet so near. _ Stormy rages o'ercome, _ Calmly they repose. _ Jesus lead us o'er home _ To each loving rose. Ref. _ Solemn, quiet gardens, _ You remind us now _ Of death and partings. _ Till in dust we bow: _ But we trust the story _ Jesus came and told; _ Greeting once in golory _ In the love we hold. Ref.

Records that Grandfather G.W. Bugh had including his German Bible, letters he wrote to his daughter, Lilly, and also a family history he wrote which is attached. Juanita mada trip to New York and obtained some information there which she made available to me. The history I have written does not exactly agree with all the information in Grandfather's but I think the one I have is more accurate. No doubt the history is not entirely accurate and I world apperciate any corrections that anyone may think are mecessary. P.S. Some of the information was obtained from the reminiscences of my parents, and those of Aunt Florence and Aunt Bloomy. I had also the pleasure of actually knowing my grandfather, G. W. Bugh and of talking to him many times when I was a boy. E. B. Bugh, Dec. 19, 1967


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