Husband Thomas F. Brungart 1
AKA: Thomas F. Brumgart 2
Born: 12 Mar 1849 - Miles Twp, Centre Co, PA 1
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Died: 24 Feb 1910 2
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Father: Samuel Brungart (1825-1893) 1
Mother: Harriet Walker (1831-1892) 3
Marriage: 16 Jan or 16 Feb 1881 - Rebersburg, Centre Co, PA 2 4
Wife Rebecca Emaline Corman 2
AKA: Emma Corman 4
Born: 23 Dec 1849 - Brush Valley, Centre Co, PA 2
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Father: Henry Corman (1815-1895) 4 5
Mother: Rachel Bear (1816-1900) 5 6
Children
1 F Mabel O. Brungart 2 4
Born: 22 Nov 1881 2
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2 M Samuel C. Brungart 2 4
Born: 9 Jun 1884 - Miles Twp, Centre Co, PA 2
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Spouse: Lettie McCool ( - ) 2
3 F Celia V. Brungart 2 4
Born: 26 Apr 1886 - Miles Twp, Centre Co, PA 2
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4 F Tacie H. Brungart 2 4
Born: 2 Feb 1889 - Miles Twp, Centre Co, PA 2
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5 F Elda R. Brungart 4 7
Born: 6 Sep 1892 - Miles Twp, Centre Co, PA 7
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General Notes: Husband - Thomas F. Brungart
The Brungart School, near the old family homestead, furnished him his first educational privileges. As he was but a child when his parents removed to Madisonburg he had the advantage of attending the schools there until the return of the family to the eastern end of Brush Valley, where he completed his studies, with the exception of a portion of one winter at Rebersburg. As there was always plenty of work to be done at home he never “worked out,” his father paying him wages after the age of twenty, and this arrangement was only interrupted by his marriage and settlement in a home of his own. Their first home was on a farm rented by his brother-in-law, James Corman, but later he rented the old Poorman farm, in Miles township, Centre County, where he remained about eleven years. In the spring of 1893, the homestead having been left vacant by the death of his parents, he settled there. He had in that estate 268 acres, and in another farm near Wolfs Store, known as the old Wolf Homestead, he had 147 acres more. While he did not do much manual labor, he supervised all the details of the work on his farm, and the results of his careful management were obvious.
He was a Lutheran, and was an active worker in the Church, having held office as deacon and treasurer. He was a prominent member of the Grange and in politics he was a Democrat, but never held office, preferring to devote his time to his own affairs.
General Notes: Wife - Rebecca Emaline Corman
She was a member of the Reformed Church.