Married Martha Alla Leflet Bumgarner in 1866 in Garner, Parker Co, Tx
Mother: Mary Watson Bumgarner∼Absalom BUMGARNER was married to Catherine in
1811 at Lincoln County, NC.
Their children were:
John T. Bumgarner
Phillip Monroe Bumgarner
Jaob Bumgarner
Aaron Bumgarner
Barbara Melinda Bumgarner
Susan Adeline Bumgarner
Catherine Bumgarner
From the Handbook of Texas Online:
http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/GG/hng2.html
GARNER, TEXAS. Garner is on Farm Road 113 fourteen miles northwest of Weatherford in west central Parker County. The first settlers arrived in the area in the mid-1850s. The twenty or so families who made up the town's population opened a school and called the place Trapps Springs. Development of an established community began in the late 1880s a half mile west of the original site. By 1890 the community had a post office branch and a new name, Garner, chosen in honor of a local gin operator, Ab (or C. B.) Bumgarner.
Mother: Mary Watson Bumgarner∼Absalom BUMGARNER was married to Catherine in
1811 at Lincoln County, NC.
Their children were:
John T. Bumgarner
Phillip Monroe Bumgarner
Jaob Bumgarner
Aaron Bumgarner
Barbara Melinda Bumgarner
Susan Adeline Bumgarner
Catherine Bumgarner
From the Handbook of Texas Online:
http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/GG/hng2.html
GARNER, TEXAS. Garner is on Farm Road 113 fourteen miles northwest of Weatherford in west central Parker County. The first settlers arrived in the area in the mid-1850s. The twenty or so families who made up the town's population opened a school and called the place Trapps Springs. Development of an established community began in the late 1880s a half mile west of the original site. By 1890 the community had a post office branch and a new name, Garner, chosen in honor of a local gin operator, Ab (or C. B.) Bumgarner.
Married Martha Alla Leflet Bumgarner in 1866 in Garner, Parker Co, Tx
Mother: Mary Watson Bumgarner∼Absalom BUMGARNER was married to Catherine in
1811 at Lincoln County, NC.
Their children were:
John T. Bumgarner
Phillip Monroe Bumgarner
Jaob Bumgarner
Aaron Bumgarner
Barbara Melinda Bumgarner
Susan Adeline Bumgarner
Catherine Bumgarner
From the Handbook of Texas Online:
http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/GG/hng2.html
GARNER, TEXAS. Garner is on Farm Road 113 fourteen miles northwest of Weatherford in west central Parker County. The first settlers arrived in the area in the mid-1850s. The twenty or so families who made up the town's population opened a school and called the place Trapps Springs. Development of an established community began in the late 1880s a half mile west of the original site. By 1890 the community had a post office branch and a new name, Garner, chosen in honor of a local gin operator, Ab (or C. B.) Bumgarner.
Mother: Mary Watson Bumgarner∼Absalom BUMGARNER was married to Catherine in
1811 at Lincoln County, NC.
Their children were:
John T. Bumgarner
Phillip Monroe Bumgarner
Jaob Bumgarner
Aaron Bumgarner
Barbara Melinda Bumgarner
Susan Adeline Bumgarner
Catherine Bumgarner
From the Handbook of Texas Online:
http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/GG/hng2.html
GARNER, TEXAS. Garner is on Farm Road 113 fourteen miles northwest of Weatherford in west central Parker County. The first settlers arrived in the area in the mid-1850s. The twenty or so families who made up the town's population opened a school and called the place Trapps Springs. Development of an established community began in the late 1880s a half mile west of the original site. By 1890 the community had a post office branch and a new name, Garner, chosen in honor of a local gin operator, Ab (or C. B.) Bumgarner.
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