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Jerry T. Limbaugh
4623 Lynchburg Rd.
Winchester, TN 37398-3648
931-962-4208
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PETER LIMBAUGH (c1770-1846) OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENNESSEE Peter Limbach (later spelled Limbaugh. Limbough and less frequently Limbo) and Anna Maria Lingel (later spelled Lingle) were married on July 28, 1791, by Carl A. G. Storch (1764-1831) a Lutheran minister who served several churches in Rowan and Cabarrus County, North Carolina. Peter, born about 1770 probably in Pennsylvania, is thought to be the son of Frederick Limbach and Anna Catherine Ritter of Northhampton County, Pennsylvania. Frederick was the son of Johannes Limbach and his wife Maria Margaret. This family arrived at Philadelphia on September 26, 1753. Frederick Limbach, a native of Germany, was naturalized September 21, 1767. Anna Catherine Ritter was the daughter of Paul Ritter and his wife Maria Elizabeth. After the Revolutionary War, Frederick and other members of the family moved to Mecklinburg County, North Carolina (this area became Cabarrus County in 1792) and settled on land near the Rowan County line on "Dutch Buffalow Creek" where Peter grew to manhood. Anna Maria was the daughter of Lorenz Lingel and his wife Eva Catherina, who had moved from Pennsylvania to Rowan County, North Carolina, about 1759. Lorenz was a native of Germany and was naturalized by the Salisbury District Court on 22 Sep 1763. Lorenz and Eva Catherina lived out their lives in Rowan County. Peter and Anna Maria made their home in Cabarrus County. Peter's brother Henry married Mary Margaret Hise, daughter of Conrad Hise (c1755-1816) and Sophia Speck (c1755-1850) on December 5, 1793 in Cabarrus County. Shortly after 1800 the brothers moved their families to Burke County, North Carolina. By 1811 Henry had moved to Missouri joining father Frederick and other relatives who had moved there about 1800. About 1816 Peter moved from Burke County to Franklin County, Tennessee. Peter and Anna Maria had eleven children, all born in North Carolina. John A. Limbaugh (c1792-c1860), the eldest son, m(1), Sally Hise, daughter of George Hise and Catherine Starringer, and m(2) Barbara Lackey. He lived first in Burke and then in Buncombe County, North Carolina, until about 1835 when he moved his family to Franklin County, Tennessee. About 1843 he moved to Talladega County, Alabama. Leah Limbaugh, the eldest daughter, m John Branch in Burke County, North Carolina. Minerva Branch, Leah's only surviving child, married David Staples in Franklin County, Tennessee. Catherine "Katy" Limbaugh m John Awalt, son of Michael Awalt and Eva Speck. John and Catherine lived in Franklin County, Tennessee, until about 1860 when they moved to Gallatin County, Illinois. Mary Ann "Polly" Limbaugh m(1), Wesley Parks, and m(2), Henry Patrick Ray, a son of William Ray, and lived in Franklin County, Tennessee. Solomon Limbaugh (c1803-c1864) m Nancy Ann Awalt (c1803-c1880), daughter of Michael Awalt and Eva Speck, and lived in Franklin County, Tennessee. Elizabeth "Betsy" Limbaugh (c1804-c1855) m Charles Davidson Penland (1804-1892) and lived in Buncombe County, North Carolina. Betsy's only surviving son was William Penland. Peter Limbaugh (c1805-c1847) m Polly Tipps, daughter of George Tipps and Rachel B. Franklin. Amelia "Milly" Limbaugh m Asa "Ace" Grant and lived in Franklin County, Tennessee. Lucy Ann "Annie" Limbaugh (1810-1896) m William A. Marshall and lived in Franklin County and later in Moore County, Tennessee. Sarah E. "Sally" Limbaugh (1812-1903) m Joel Vanzant (1810-1864), son of Isaac Vanzant and Mary Smith, and lived in Franklin County, Tennessee. Wilburn Rufus Limbaugh, the youngest child, m (1), Clarasa Ann Franklin (Dixon?), and m(2), Mary Anna Lavender. Wilburn lived in Franklin County until about 1880 when he moved to Talladega County, Alabama. After Anna Maria died, Peter married Judith C. "Judy" Smith on July 18, 1845. Peter died in 1846. Judy went to Illinois. |
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