Jul-28-2018                   
             Husband: David Allen McGinnis    
       Also known as: David A. McGuinness 1
                Born: Oct- 1-1822          in Cabell Co, (W)VA  2
                Died: May-17-1896           2
              Buried:                      in Mole Hill Cemetery, Mountain, Ritchie Co, WV  2,3
              Census: 1870, 1880           in Clay District, Ritchie Co, WV  
          Occupation:                      minister  2
              Father:
              Mother:
Other spouse 1
                Wife: Nancy E. Hammit   2  
       Also known as: Nancy Hammett 2
                Born: Feb-10-1840           4
                Died: Sep-23-1914          near Camp, Doddridge Co, WV  5
              Buried:                      in Mole Hill Cemetery, Mountain, Ritchie Co, WV  2
              Census: 1900                 in McElroy District, Tyler Co, WV  
             Resided: originally           in Wood Co, (W)VA  2
              Father:
              Mother:
Notes 

Sources:
(1) Marriage record of daughter. 
(2) Minnie Kendall Lowther, Ritchie County in History and Romance (McClain Publishing Co, Parsons, WV, 1990), p. 402. 
(3) Ritchie County Historical Society (David M. Scott, Editor), Ritchie County, West Virginia Cemeteries through 1993, 
McClain Printing Co, Parsons, WV, 1995. 
(4) 1900 Census, Tyler County, WV. 
(5) Obituary, In its entirety: 
"Death Calls Aged Lady 
"Mrs. Nancy E. McGinnis was born Feb 10, 1840, in Pleasants County, Virginia, and died at the old Hammett home near 
Camp, Sept 23, 1914, in her 75th year. 
"Deceased was the widow of Rev. David A. McGinnis of Harrisville, a well-known and highly respected pioneer minister who 
preceeded her some 18 years ago. 
"The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Ward of the U. B. church Friday morning, Sept 25th, at Wilbur, and the 
interment services in charge of Carl S. Pease, funeral director, were at the beautiful Wilbur cemetery. 
"Many friends in Doddridge, Tyler and Ritchie who remember her as a devoted Christian woman will learn of their loss 
with sorrow."
(Doddridge County Republican, Thursday, Oct 1, 1914) 







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