DescriptionGeorge Isaac Bogart (1803-1865) genealogy in The Bogart family by John Albert Bogart.png	English: George Isaac Bogart (1803-1865) genealogy in The Bogart family by John Albert Bogart
Date	1959
Source	The Bogart family: Tunis Gysbert Bogaert and his descendants
Author	John Albert Bogart  (1889–1969)     Alternative names John Albert Bogart (1889-1969) Description American writer Date of birth/death 1889  22 April 1969  Authority file : Q83961800 creator QS:P170,Q83961800

George Bogart, son of Isaac Bogart (478) and Hannah Hoog-land, was born April 8, 1803, baptized at Wolver Hollow, L.I. July 10; he married Phebe Cashow, daughter of Rem Cashow (Cassart, the original family name) and Marritje Bennett, January 4, 1834. She was born February 18,1805, and died December 2,1867. George died October 10, 1865. 534 Mary Annete, born June 20, 1835- d.y. 535 George Edward, born October 23, 1836; died in Andersonville Prison during the Civil War in which he served; he married Mary Butler, June 10, 1858. 536 Tunis Elbert, born July 22. 1841- d.y. *537 William Helmus, born November 18, 1843. 538 Sarah Jane, born May 25, 1846; m- Charles R. Ellis, January 1, 1868; settled in Rutherford, N.J.

George Bogart, son of Isaac Bogart (478) and Hannah Hoogland, was born April 8, 1803, baptized at Wolver Hollow, Long Island July 10, 1803; he married Phebe Cashow, daughter of Rem Cashow (Cassart, the original family name) and Marritje Bennett, January 4, 1834. She was born February 18, 1805, and died December 2, 1867. George died October 10, 1865.

• 534 Mary Annete Bogart, born June 20, 1835 died young.
• 535 George Edward Bogart, born October 23, 1836; died in Andersonville Prison during the American Civil War in which he served; he married Mary Butler, June 10, 1858.
• 536 Tunis Elbert Bogart, born July 22, 1841 died young.
• 537 William Helmus Bogart, born November 18, 1843.
• 538 Sarah Jane Bogart, born May 25, 1846; married Charles R. Ellis, January 1, 1868; settled in Rutherford, New Jersey.

• George Isaac Bogart (1803-1865)

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