Grundy County IL Archives Biographies.....Pangburn, Moses 1802 - 
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Author: History Grundy County 1882

Moses Pangburn, farmer, P. O. Morris, was born in New York State November 30, 
1802, and lived there until 1855, when he moved into Wauponsee Township, 
Grundy County, where he bought eighty acres of land in Section 14, which he 
has since traded for 120 acres in Sections 15 and 27. In 1856, he bought the 
forty acres on which he now lives. He was married, September 25, 1828, to Miss 
Kate Sitterley, of New York State, born March 3, 1805. They raised a family of 
eight children, viz., Martin, Stephen, James M., Clarissa A., Charlotte, Eliza 
M., John H. and Caroline A. Mr. Pangburn is now living with his daughter, 
Caroline A., now Mrs. Spencer, who was married August 30, 1871, to David E. 
Spencer, of Grundy County; he was born October 25, 1842. They have five 
children - Charles O., Edna M., Walter W., Clarence E., and Kate M. David E. 
Spencer was a soldier in the late war, serving two years and ten months. He 
enlisted April 1, 1862, in Company M, First Illinois Artillery, and was 
transferred, after ten months, to another battery; he served six months on 
vidette duty for Brig. Gen. A. W. Elliott, and participated in the siege of 
Vicksburg and battle of Port Gibson; he was discharged February 1, 1865.

Additional Comments:
Source: History of Grundy County, Illinois. (1882) Chicago: O.L. Baskin & Co. 
Historical Publishers.

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