This burial is recorded by Flora A. Curtin (author of "Record of Family of Bartholomaus Ramberger and Descendants") prior to 1976; in June 2007, this grave marker no longer stands in the Rumbarger Plot.
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According to information received from Carol Laughlin, historian, the Bryan family was moved from Rumbarger cemetery to Morningside.
The first male child to be born in DuBois died Wednesday in the person of Harry J. Bryan, aged 56 years. He was a grandson of John Rumbarger, first settler at DuBois, formerly called Rumbarger after the founder. In a space of little more than half a century DuBois has expended from one home to the present city.
Source: The Kane Republican (Kane, Pennsylvania) 29 Dec 1927, Thu, Page 2
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According to information received from Carol Laughlin, historian, the Bryan family was moved from Rumbarger cemetery to Morningside.
The first male child to be born in DuBois died Wednesday in the person of Harry J. Bryan, aged 56 years. He was a grandson of John Rumbarger, first settler at DuBois, formerly called Rumbarger after the founder. In a space of little more than half a century DuBois has expended from one home to the present city.
Source: The Kane Republican (Kane, Pennsylvania) 29 Dec 1927, Thu, Page 2
This burial is recorded by Flora A. Curtin (author of "Record of Family of Bartholomaus Ramberger and Descendants") prior to 1976; in June 2007, this grave marker no longer stands in the Rumbarger Plot.
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According to information received from Carol Laughlin, historian, the Bryan family was moved from Rumbarger cemetery to Morningside.
The first male child to be born in DuBois died Wednesday in the person of Harry J. Bryan, aged 56 years. He was a grandson of John Rumbarger, first settler at DuBois, formerly called Rumbarger after the founder. In a space of little more than half a century DuBois has expended from one home to the present city.
Source: The Kane Republican (Kane, Pennsylvania) 29 Dec 1927, Thu, Page 2
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According to information received from Carol Laughlin, historian, the Bryan family was moved from Rumbarger cemetery to Morningside.
The first male child to be born in DuBois died Wednesday in the person of Harry J. Bryan, aged 56 years. He was a grandson of John Rumbarger, first settler at DuBois, formerly called Rumbarger after the founder. In a space of little more than half a century DuBois has expended from one home to the present city.
Source: The Kane Republican (Kane, Pennsylvania) 29 Dec 1927, Thu, Page 2
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