Emanuel I Bang

Emanuel I Bang was reportedly born in Mississippi, with family-tree notes giving his birth year as 1812, although the supplied life-date heading gives 1810–1887. He was said to be the son of Jacob Hingle and Marie Baudreau. Records or notes place him in Jackson County, Mississippi, including Moss Point and Scranton, and report his burial at Orange Grove Cemetery in East Pascagoula.

Emanuel I Bang was reportedly born in Mississippi. Family-tree notes give his birth year as 1812, while the supplied life-date heading lists 1810–1887. He was said to be the son of Jacob Hingle and Marie Baudreau.

Emanuel was associated with Jackson County, Mississippi, including Moss Point and Scranton. A note describing the 1890 Scranton census, with Scranton identified as now Pascagoula, states that Emanuel was age 70, had paralysis, and was described as a “pauper” living in a boarding house.

He was buried at Orange Grove Cemetery in East Pascagoula, Jackson County, Mississippi. The reported 1890 census reference conflicts with the supplied death year of 1887, so his death date requires further confirmation.

Historical context

The supplied notes describe Scranton as the place now known as Pascagoula. They also characterize Emanuel’s reported circumstances in the 1890 census as those of a boarding-house resident with paralysis who was designated a pauper.

Sources & research

Original Family Tree Maker notes: “Emanuel was born in 1812. He is the son of Jacob Hingle and Marie Baudreau. 1890 Scranton (now Pascagoula) Census lists Emanuel at 70 years old with paralysis and as a ‘pauper’ living in a boarding house.”

Original Family Tree Maker notes: Birth, Mississippi; residences in Jackson, Mississippi; Moss Point, Jackson, Mississippi; and Scranton, Jackson, Mississippi; burial at Orange Grove Cemetery, East Pascagoula, Jackson, Mississippi, United States.