George H. TYREE [Parents] was born 1816. He married Eloise A. DICKENSON.
Eloise A. DICKENSON was born 1830. She married George H. TYREE.
They had the following children:
M i Walter J. TYREE was born 1850. M ii Henry Garfield TYREE was born 1853. F iii Arminta D. TYREE was born 1856.
Samuel TYREE [Parents] was born 1818. He married Henrietta PLUMB.
Henrietta PLUMB was born 1824. She married Samuel TYREE.
They had the following children:
Robert DUNLAP was born 1796. He married Rebecca TYREE.
Rebecca TYREE [Parents] was born 1820. She married Robert DUNLAP.
Dr. Joel B. WILLS was born 1815. He married Martha Catherine TYREE.
Martha Catherine TYREE [Parents] was born 1825. She married Dr. Joel B. WILLS.
They had the following children:
M i Lawrence Pembroke WILLS was born 1858. M ii Otis Burrows WILLS was born 1861. M iii Woodson Tyree WILLS was born 1863.
Daniel BRUGH was born 1762 in York County, Pennsylvania. He died 1825. Daniel married Elizabeth.
In 1806, Daniel built a grist mill on Mill Creek at the intersection of the Fincastle road and the "Great Road" which was the mian thoroughfare for travelers from the north going south and west--which has been re-surveyed and re-located and is now known as the Lee Highway (Route #11). This mill served the community close to 90 years, when it was remodeled into a barn and the adjoining sawmill dismantled. In the memory of some of us still lingers the winding mill race around the mill that brought the water from up-stream into a big boxed trench on a trestle from the hill to the big wheel which seemed to turn so fascinatingly to childish minds. The water, often overflowing the trunk as it rushed on, made a pretty picture that will never be forgotten. How busy and happy must have been those early days in the Brugh home as the eight sturdy sons and four daughters were rapidly growning to manhood and womanhood. One can visualize the good times afforded by these young people to others of the neighborhood.
Herman, the eldest son was married to Mary Painter in 1807; peter married Elizabeth Coffman in 1806; Mary married Thomas Smith, 1812; John married Catherine Petersr, 1814; Abraham married Barbara Coffman, 1816; Daniel married Catherine Painter, 1817; Catherine married Jacob Kessler, 1818; Sarah married Henry Stair, 1819; Samuel married Lucinda Peterman, 1827; Jacob Brugh returned to Pennsylvania to make his home and married Mary Moritz; Isaac, the only unmarried child died at the age of 39.
Daniel Brugh was a Revolutionary soldier. Hios son, John, a private in the War of 1812; his grandsons jacob p. and Edward; great grandsons, Rufus, George, Effiah, Abraham, jr. and Robert M. Brugh and Adam and Oliver Rader were veterans of the Civil War. The last two named made the supreme sacrifice as a result of the battles at Point Lookout and Seven Pines respectively.
NOTE: This Story was taken from the Brugh Family Reunion Booklet. This booklet was printed for the family reunion held in Lakeside Park, Roanoke, Virginia on July 28, 1949. The booklet has 16 pages with the last two pages left blank, possable for the takeing down notes. This booklet was gift to Larry J. Brugh from Neville L. Brugh, both decendents of Daniel Brugh
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Elizabeth married Daniel BRUGH.
They had the following children:
M i Herman BRUGH. M ii Peter BRUGH. F iii Mary BRUGH. M iv John BRUGH. M v Abraham BRUGH. M vi Daniel BRUGH. F vii Catherine BRUGH. F viii Sarah BRUGH. M ix Samuel BRUGH. M x Jacob BRUGH. M xi Isaac BRUGH.
Herman BRUGH [Parents] married Mary PAINTER on 1807.
Mary PAINTER married Herman BRUGH on 1807.
Peter BRUGH [Parents] married Elizabeth COFFMAN on 1806.
Elizabeth COFFMAN married Peter BRUGH on 1806.
Thomas SMITH married Mary BRUGH on 1812.
Mary BRUGH [Parents] married Thomas SMITH on 1812.
John BRUGH [Parents] married Catherine PETERS on 1814.
Catherine PETERS married John BRUGH on 1814.
Abraham BRUGH [Parents] married Barbara COFFMAN on 1816.
Barbara COFFMAN married Abraham BRUGH on 1816.