Husband Hilary Brunot 1 2 3
Born: 14 Jul 1795 - Philadelphia, PA 1 3 4
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Died: 26 Mar 1872 1 3 4
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Father: Dr. Felix Brunot (1752-1838) 1 2 3
Mother: Elizabeth Kreider (Abt 1767-1845) 4
Marriage: 6 May 1819 1 4 5
Wife Ann Tankard Reville 1 2 5
Born: 14 Dec 1798 1
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Died: 18 Apr 1873 1
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Father: Randell Reville ( - ) 1 4 5
Mother: Margaret [Unk] ( - ) 1 4 5
Children
1 M Felix R. Brunot 4 6 7
Born: 7 Feb 1820 - Newport, Campbell Co, KY 8
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Died: Aft 1890
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Spouse: Mary Ann Hogg ( - ) 9
2 F Elizabeth M. Brunot 1
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Spouse: George Morgan ( - ) 1
3 M Hilary J. Brunot 1 2 5
Born: 24 Jul 1824 - Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co, PA 2
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Died: 9 Jun 1900 5
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Spouse: Mary Bissell ( - ) 5
Marr: 12 Jul 1855 - Boone Grove, Porter Co, IN 5 10
4 F Louisa Brunot 1
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5 F Ann Brunot 1
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6 F Melusina Brunot 1
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7 F Sophia Brunot 1
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8 M John Brunot 1
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General Notes: Husband - Hilary Brunot
He was born in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in a house that was still standing on the banks of the Schuylkill river one hundred years later. At an early age he entered the military academy at West Point, graduating in one of the first classes emanating from that institution, and passing thence into the regular army. He served in the War of 1812, was wounded in the sortie at Fort Erie, and was afterward stationed at Fort Snelling, Mackinaw, Green Bay and Newport, Kentucky, and later in the arsenal at Pittsburgh. He resigned his position in the army in 1825, and engaged successfully for many years in the manufacture of white lead, occupying the whole square later covered by the Union depot, Pittsburgh. He retired from active business in 1850.
He was an earnest Christian, a man of great force of character, and was very active in politics. He was a Whig and later a Republican, and served for many years as a member of the city councils of Pittsburgh.