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Jacob Sponaugle
b.2 Sep 1799 Circleville, Pendleton County. Virginia USA
d.5 Mar 1885 Tucker County West Virginia USA
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m. Est 1790
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m. 22 Feb 1821
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Jacob Sponaugle, a son of Balsor Sponaugle and Sarah White Sponaugle, was born in 1799. Jacob moved to Hunting Grounds from the Crabbottom Section of Pendleton County, Virginia, now West Virginia, in about 1830. Jacob died in 1885 and is buried in Sponaugle Cemetery, Hunting Ground, Pendleton County, West Virginia, USA. Jacob Sponogle Elisabeth Armoncost 22 Feb 1821 Pendleton https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/5716971/jacob-sponaugle http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=10121319&Type=Marriage Residence Date: 1850 Place: Timber Ridge and Hunting Ground, Pendleton County, Virginia, USA. Date: 1860 Place: Pendleton County, Virginia, USA. Date: 1870 Place: Circleville, Pendleton County, West Virginia, USA. Date: 1880 Place: Circleville, Pendleton County, West Virginia, USA Mother Sarah White, b. 1770, Somerset, Somerset, Pennsylvania, USA d. 1830, Pendleton County West Virginia USA (Age 60 years) Balsor son of George Sponaugle, b. 1743, Strasbourg, Alsace Lorraine, Germany d. 23 Nov 1820, Alexandria, Virginia, USA (Age 77 years) Barbary Frantz France, b. 1760, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA d. 12 Nov 1824, Alexandria, Virginia, USA (Age 64 years)
Hannah M Sponaugle, Tingler,, Sarah Sponaugle, Tingler Jesse Sponaugle,, Lewis Martin Sponaugle, Catherine Sponaugle, Teter, William Sponaugle,
census 1870 Jacob Sponaugle M 70 Virginia Elizabeth Sponaugle F 72 Virginia Jacob Sponaugle M 30 Virginia Roxana Sponaugle F 21 Virginia Ashby Sponaugle M 1 West Virginia Sponaugle M 0 West Virginia
Paul Rondel Sponaugle, in his book The Sponaugle Family published by the author, 1997, cites a number of documents which make it clear that there were several persons with some form of the "Spannagel" name living in Pennsylvania (Berks, Montgomery and Huntingdon Counties), Maryland (Frederick and Montgomery Counties), and northern Virginia (Loudoun, Berkeley, and other counties) by the second half of the 1700's and early 1800's, but it is not yet possible to sort them out with certainty in a way that will identify Balsor's parents. I have also examined these same citations. New clues (an 1806 Ohio will indicating a possible mother for Balsor and a 1794 Loudoun County VA militia muster roll) have been found recently; these clues throw light on Balsor's origins. In my opinion, it is at least possible at this time to say that Balsor himself was not an immigrant; he was almost certainly born in Frederick County MD. Although we have not found a birth record for him, we are 99% sure who his father was, and where his parents were living at the time of Balsor's birth. The surname is found as early as the 1760's in Frederick County MD when an "Andrew Spoonogle" sold his blacksmith gear, presumably as part of an estate; Balsor's birth family moved to Loudoun County VA about 1778, when Balsor was a young child. Balsor's parents and siblings apparently left Loudoun County at about the same time that Balsor and Peter migrated to Pendleton County. Although others believe that Balsor was born in Pennsylvania, I have not found any family there whose "dates" are correct to be the parents of Balsor and Peter. Find A grave Ancestry FamilySearch ( Johan Arbogast keller ) Image Gallery
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