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    This document presents a family tree and details about the Bumgarner family. It shows John Bumgarner and Melanie Cansler as the parents. It then focuses on John's side of the family, listing his parents Donald and Glenda Bumgarner. It provides dates of birth and occupations for Donald's parents, Robert Mason Bumgarner and Mattie E. Sherrill. The most interesting family member highlighted is Alfred Aaron Bumgarner, who joined the Confederacy in 1861, was a flag carrier in Pickett's Charge, was injured and escaped as a prisoner of war, and lived the rest of his life in Taylorsville, NC.

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    This document presents a family tree and details about the Bumgarner family. It shows John Bumgarner and Melanie Cansler as the parents. It then focuses on John's side of the family, listing his parents Donald and Glenda Bumgarner. It provides dates of birth and occupations for Donald's parents, Robert Mason Bumgarner and Mattie E. Sherrill. The most interesting family member highlighted is Alfred Aaron Bumgarner, who joined the Confederacy in 1861, was a flag carrier in Pickett's Charge, was injured and escaped as a prisoner of war, and lived the rest of his life in Taylorsville, NC.

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    The Bumgarner Family Tree

    My Family Tree
    Mason
    Bumgar
    ner
    John
    Bumgar
    ner

    Melanie
    Cansler

    Donald
    Bumgar
    ner
    Robert
    M.
    Bumgar
    ner

    Marshal
    l
    Cansler

    Glenda
    Coffey
    Mattie
    E.
    Sherrill

    William
    G.
    Coffey

    Rosa
    Lee
    Parker

    Eben
    Cansler

    Peggy
    Cansler
    Lillie
    Cansler

    Noki
    Lineber
    ger

    Note: I was not able to locate photos of these


    relatives.

    Ivey
    Lineber
    ger

    My Parents
    John Bumgarner
    Born December 9, 1969
    Mechanical Engineer

    Melanie Cansler Bumgarner

    Born September 7, 1971


    Registered Nurse
    Note: For the purposes of this
    presentation, only my fathers side will be
    used.

    My Fathers Parents
    Donald Bumgarner
    Born October 13, 1937
    Retired from Duke Power

    Glenda Bumgarner

    Born November 8, 1943


    Retired from Gaston
    Electronics

    My Grandfathers Parents
    Robert Mason Bumgarner
    Born November 4, 1910
    Worked in the textile
    industry
    Died July 7, 1941
    Died in a street fight

    Mattie E. Sherrill

    Born December 9, 1911


    Worked at JP Stephens
    Textile Mill

    Died in 1997

    Most Interesting
    Family Member
    Alfred Aaron Bumgarner

    Born 1823
    Died 1904

    Married Christine Lowdermilk


    Had a total of twelve children
    Had seventy nine grandchildren

    Joined the Confederacy in 1861


    Was one of eight flag carriers in Picketts Charge
    Was injured in battle
    Later taken prisoner by the Union and escaped
    Honorably Discharged in 1864

    Lived the rest of his life in Taylorsville, NC

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