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| 12951 | Carl Robey in the Ohio, Roster of Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines in World War I, 1917-1918 Name: Carl Robey Age: 25 3/12 Years Race: White Birth Date: abt 1893 Birth Location: Sardis, West Virginia, USA Enlistment Date: 27 May 1918 Enlistment County: Akron Enlistment State: Ohio Enlistment Division: National Army Comments: 25 Co 3 Infantry Replacement Regiment Cp Gordon Ga to 13 Aug 1918; Co B 16 Infantry to Discharge Private St Mihiel; Meuse-Argonne; Defensive Sector. Wounded In Action slightly 7 Nov 1918. American Expeditionary Forces 22 July 1918 to 9 Feb 1919. Honorable 21 Feb 1919. Carl Robey in the U.S., Army Transport Service Arriving and Departing Passenger Lists, 1910-1939 Name: Carl Robey Departure Date: 22 Jul 1918 Departure Place: New York Address: Rfd #8, Sardis, W.Va. Mother: Susan S Robey Ship: Carmania Rank: Private Service Number: 2659795 Notes: Camp Gordon July Automatic Replacement Draft, Company #25, Infantry | ROBEY, Carl Henry (I102598)
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| 12952 | Carl W. Rollins and Helen L. Martin, who married in Virginia in March 1940, were enumerated twice in the 1940 Census. 1940 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (West Union District), enumerated on Apr 25-27 1940 at Arnolds Creek: Wilmer L. Rollins, 64, farmer; wife Myrtle, 56; son Carl, 18, married, occupation (blank); dau-in-law Helen L, 16. 1940 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Central District), enumerated on Jun 1 1940 at Central Station: Harry E. Wells, 48, farmer; wife Virginia B, 38; son Byron E, 11; son-in-law Carl W. Rollins, 18, occupation (blank), dau Helen L. Rollins, 15. The 1935 residence for all given as Haywood (Harrison County) except for son-in-law Carl Rollins (West Union, Doddridge County). | Family: Carl Warren ROLLINS / Helen Lucille WELLS (F55144)
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| 12953 | Caroline and David Randolph lived for a short time in Ritchie County, then moved back to Salem. | Family: David F. RANDOLPH / Caroline CORNELL (F24578)
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| 12954 | Carroll Twp | DOUGLAS, Jerry LaRue (I51703)
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| 12955 | Cartlett | WILDMAN, Thomas Alton Jr. (I72955)
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| 12956 | Cassa Wagoner, 16, listed as a domestic in the household of Elijah and Susana (sic) Sommers (sic). | WAGONER, Cassa Ann "Cassie" (I6269)
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| 12957 | Cecil Howard Miracle seems to have changed his birth date at some point to make himself four years younger. His birth record and World War II draft registration show his birth date as 7 Dec 1923. This conformed to his ages in the 1930 and 1940 censuses. But his 1964 marriage record and all subsequent records show him to be four years younger, with birth date 7 Dec 1927. His military records, social security records and headstone all reflec the 1927 birth date. | MIRACLE, Cecil Howard (I31234)
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| 12958 | Cecil Knotts in the 1930 United States Federal Census Explore records with AI Learn what this record has to say with AncestryAI. Name Cecil Knotts Birth Year abt 1903 Gender Male Race White Age in 1930 27 Birthplace West Virginia Marital Status Married Relation to Head of House Head Home in 1930 Pleasant, Barbour, West Virginia, USA Map of Home Street Address Asphalt Road Dwelling Number 328 Family Number 341 Radio Set No Lives on Farm No Age at First Marriage 21 Attended School No Able to Read and Write Yes Father's Birthplace West Virginia Mother's Birthplace West Virginia Able to Speak English Yes Occupation Miner Industry Coal Mine Class of Worker Wage or salary worker Employment Yes Household Members (Name) Age Relationship Cecil Knotts 27 Head Effie M Knotts 23 Wife Wilda Knotts 6 Daughter Freda Knotts 4 Daughter Herbert C Knotts3 Son Ereel Knotts 0 Son | KNOTTS, Cecil Gay (I139002)
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| 12959 | Cecile Gonyea Nichols, Oklahoma | Source (S1715)
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| 12960 | Cedar Creek | GASTON, Eli Clark (I250)
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| 12961 | Cemetery directory gives death date as Dec 24 1887. | POST, Mary (I1471)
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| 12962 | Cemetery reading published in "Cemeteries In Calhoun County, W. Va." reports death date as Jun 12 1908. But her obituary shows it as Jun 12 1903. | MCDONALD, Mary Ann Elizabeth (I11028)
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| 12963 | Cenotaph also placed at Benela Cemetery in Calhoun County, Mississippi, for him and his brother William, also killed in battle. | GASTON, James Martin (I131674)
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| 12964 | Census data would put birth date at Jan 1827, but headstone shows it as Feb 21 1826. | BEE, Keziah (I21582)
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| 12965 | Census data would put birth in about 1843. | SUTTON, Francis Marion (I12870)
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| 12966 | Census records consistently put his birth date in about 1814 or 1815, and his first wife Mary consistently one or two years older. Findagrave reports birth in 1817. basis not clear. | BONER, Robert (I58273)
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| 12967 | Census records consistently show that both of his parents were born in Germany. | BECK, John W. (I84427)
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| 12968 | Census records of 1870, 1880, 1910, 1920 and 1930 state Alice O. Bee's birthplace as Missouri. Given that consistency, the few exceptions that show it as West Virginia are believed to be clerical errors, | BEE, Alice O'Dell (I52041)
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| 12969 | ceremony performed by Asa Bee | Family: Richard E. BOND / Emeline DAVIS (F11381)
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| 12970 | Chamerwell, Dorset | CHEVERELL, Christiana (I44957)
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| 12971 | Channel Island | LEMASTER, John Francis (I44936)
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| 12972 | Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens, Schererville | DOTSON, Lavada Mae (I27382)
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| 12973 | Chapel Magdeline, Piddletown, Dorset | MARTIN, William (I44958)
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| 12974 | Chapel of Peace Mausoleum. | ROLLINS, Charlie Hiram (I14189)
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| 12975 | Chaplin is an unincorporated community and coal town in Monongalia County, West Virginia. [Wikipedia] http://www.coalcampusa.com/nowv/fairmont/chaplin-coal-camp/chaplin-coal-camp.htm http://www.loc.gov/pictures/related/?fi=subject&q=Chaplin--West%20Virginia | LAZZELLE, Oma Gay (I111714)
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| 12976 | Chapman J. Stuart served as Doddridge County prosecutor from 1852 to 1861. An opponent of secession, he sat as a member of the First Wheeling Convention of 1861, was a member of the Constitutional Convention of 1862, and in 1863 was elected judge of the Circuit Court and was on the bench for ten years, until 1873. His public service to the state continued after leaving the bench, and in 1874-75 and again in 1878-79 he represented Doddridge County in the Legislature. During the Civil War he did some valuable work as a Lieutenant Colonel of the 14th West Virginia Infantry in recruiting Union soldiers, raising Company A of that regiment. http://www.wileygenealogy.com/biographies/category/wv/doddridge/ He has also been credited with naming the state of West Virginia. A June 1913 article which appeared in the Wheeling Intelligencer credits him for suggesting the name West Virginia as opposed to the other proposed names of "New Virginia" and "Allegheny." http://www.wvculture.org/history/sesquicentennial/stuartchapman.pdf http://www.wvculture.org/history/statehood/statename.html http://files.usgwarchives.net/wv/doddridge/bios/parr.txt https://www.doddridgecountyheritageguild.com/judge-chapman-johnson-stuart "HON. CHAPMAN J. STUART - son of Edward and Margaret Stuart, was born January 8, 1820, in that part if Bath county, Virginia, now included in Highland. His first wife was Elizabeth E., daughter of William and Anna [Unkles] Litle. She was born in Bedford county, Pennsylvania, September 20, 1823, and died October 27 1855. Of this marriage one daughter survives, Anna R., born November 1, 1849, now the wife of Dr. M. C. Daugherty, of Grafton, Taylor county, West Virginia. One daughter and two sons, Isabella, William and Arthur, died young. In Highland county, Virginia, Chapman J. Stuart and Mary A. Stuart were married, January 25, 1858. She was a daughter of Charles and Therese Stuart, and was born in Bath county, Virginia, May 18, 1837. The children of this marriage were five: W. Scott, born May 27, 1861, now a cadet at the West Virginia University; Agnes, May 27, 1866; Elizabeth, October 2, 1869; Therese, January 18, 1872; Douglas, December 17, 1874. The subject of this sketch held the office of prosecuting attorney for Doddridge county by successive re-elections, from 1852 until 1861, when he resigned. He was elected from the district composed of Doddridge and Tyler counties to the convention that met in Richmond in 1861 [in February], and there opposed the ordinance of secession. When it had been passed he returned to his constituents and opposed its adoption. He was a member of the Wheeling convention of 1861, where the action taken in Richmond was repudiated. In the spring of 1861 he was elected to the Virginia Senate from the counties of Harrison, Doddridge, Ritchie, and Wood, and met with the restored government at Wheeling until the formation of the State of West Virginia. In 1862 he was a member of the constitutional convention that framed the constitution of West Virginia; was chairman of the committee on boundaries of that body and when submitted to the people its adoption was advocated by him over a large portion of the State. In 1863 he was elected judge for the 4th Judicial Circuit of West Virginia, composed of Wetzel, Tyler, Doddridge, Ritchie, Gilmer and Pleasants counties, and at the expiration of his term of office he was re-elected, serving until, under the new Constitution, the office ceased to be, January 1, 1873. He represented Doddridge county in the State legislature in the session of 1874-5, and again in 1878-9. In the first-named session he was one of the managers of impeachment and trial before the Senate of John S. Burdett and E. A. Bennett, State treasurer and auditor, and prosecuted these cases through the entire proceedings. He was in the service of the Federal government for nine months of the civil war, holding commission of lieutenant-colonel of the 14th West Virginia Infantry, and taking an active part in recuiting volunteers. He raised Company A, of the 14th regiment. Judge Stuart made his home in Doddridge county in 1846 and his residence and postoffice address are West Union, Doddridge county, West Virginia. 31" Source: Hardesty's 1883 History of Doddridge County http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~wvpioneers/doddridgecountyhistory.html | STUART, Chapman Johnson (I30622)
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| 12977 | Chapman Johnson Stuart and Mary Ann Stuart were first cousins. | Family: Chapman Johnson STUART / Mary Ann STUART (F11798)
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| 12978 | Charles & Joy Law served as the senior King and Queen of the 21st Annual Salem Apple Butter Festival in October 2005. | Family: Charles Edward "Dobie" LAW / Joy Mae PRATT (F8679)
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| 12979 | Charles and Joanna Winters Gaston had ten children. | Family: Charles W. GASTON / Joanna WINTERS (F3558)
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| 12980 | Charles E. Chaddock's second wife was the niece of his first wife. | CHADDOCK, Charles Edward (I119613)
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| 12981 | Charles had served as pastor of Middle Ridge Baptist Church for twenty years and for well over twenty years at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church where was a current member. He also served as Chaplin with the Deerwalk Volunteer Fire Department for many years. | BARR, Charles Basil (I137924)
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| 12982 | Charles John Edgar Miller (1890-1951) was born March 17, 1890. Charles married Iva Ethel "Ivy" Nestor (Nov. 5, 1891-1963) -- also known as "Ona E. Nestor" -- daughter of General McClellan and Martha Anna (Bolyard) Nestor. They bore one known daughter, Nolla Burl Duvall. Charles was a coal miner. Circa 1930-1949, the family made its residence in Flemington. On the dark and tragic day of Jan. 22, 1949, Charles shot and killed his 35-year-old married daughter Nolla. As a 12-year-old grandson watched, Charles fired his gun twice at her through a window at the family home. A physician recorded that she had been "shot by her father Charles John Edgar Miller and died within a few hours." Charles was found guilty of the crime of second degree murder. He was sentenced to a term of 18 years' imprisonment in the West Virginia Penitentiary in Moundsville, Marshall County. He served his time there for only two years until death. Suffering from melanoma, he died in prison of a hemorrhage on March 29, 1951, at the age of 60. His remains were buried in the Toms Run Cemetery, also known as White Gate Cemetery, the prison burying ground in Moundsville.. Ivy outlived her spouse by a dozen years. Having been burdened with hardening of the arteries, Ivy suffered bleeding in the brain and passed away at the age of 71 in Fairmont on Sept. 4, 1963. Her remains were laid to rest in the Odd Fellows Cemetery in Flemington. Granddaughter Ethel Glaspell was the informant for the West Virginia death certificate. Source citation: https://www.minerd.com/bio-miller,_johneffie.htm | Family: Charles John Edgar MILLER / Iva Ethel NESTOR (F57739)
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| 12983 | Charles L Hersman in the Indiana, U.S., Marriages, 1810-2001 Name Charles L Hersman Gender Male Race White Age 30 Event Type Marriage Registration (Marriage) Birth Date 15 Nov 1925 Birth Place Gilmer, West Virginia Marriage Date 27 Aug 1955 Marriage Place Indiana, United States Residence Place Columbus, Ohio Father Charles Hersman Mother Madge Riddle Spouse Lynda A Lewis Page 454 FHL Film Number 002419767 | Family: Charles Leo "Cub" HERSMAN / Lynda Arlis LEWIS (F4341)
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| 12984 | Charles L. Hickman played a role in the construction of the Doddridge County Jail that was completed in 1888. | HICKMAN, Charles Lewis (I128213)
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| 12985 | Charles M. McCracken and Lutie Hicks Kincaid were married in Cameron, Marshall County, in May 1906. In the 1910 Census, they were both still in Marshall County, but living apart and under much different circumstances. 1910 Census, Marshall Co, WV (City of Moundsville), enumerated on April 15 1910 at the West Virginia Penitentiary: Listed as one of many prisoners, most with skilled occupations: Charles M. McCracken, 34, b. WVa (both parents b. Pa.), married 4 yrs, occupation dentist in prison. A notation states "All on this page are at 818 Jefferson Avenue." 1910 Census, Marshall Co, WV (Town of Cameron), enumerated on April 21 1910 on Church Street: Luttie Kincaid, 25, b. WVa (father b. Pa, mother b. WVa), single, occupation saleslady in dry goods store, listed as granddaughter in household of William M. & Emma Kincaid. 1920 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Town of West Union), enumerated on Jan 26 1920 at Wood Street: Charles McCracken, 43, dentist (own office); wife Lutie, 35; foster child Mary J. McCracken, 5. 1930 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Town of West Union), enumerated on Apr 10 1930 at Neely Avenue: Charles M. McCracken, 53, dentist, value of home $7,000, household has a radio, occupation dentist; wife Lutie K, 43, school teacher; dau Mary J, 15. Charles died in 1932. In the 1940 Census, Lutie was enumerated in West Union in the household of her daughter and son-in-law, listed as mother-in-law Lutie McCracken, 52, widowed, 8 yrs college, English teacher in public school. | Family: Charles Milton MCCRACKEN / Lutie Hicks KINCAID (F54430)
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| 12986 | Charles Musser Gall and Sarah Della Hall were double cousins, in that they were both second cousins once removed (he was the great-grandson and she was the g-g-granddaughter of John Gaston, Jr. (b. 1752 in NJ)) and also fourth cousins once removed (he was the g-g-g-grandson and she was the g-g-g-g-granddaughter of John Smith (b. 1699)). | GALL, Charles Musser (I4036)
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| 12987 | Charles Nesler's birthplace is given in his marriage record as Alton, Godfrey County, Illinois. But Godfrey County does not exist in Illinois. The Illinois city of Alton is located in Madison County, as is the adjacent town of Godfrey. | NESLER, Charles Edgar "Charlie" (I16662)
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| 12988 | Charles Nicoles Gaston's place of interment at Baltimore National Cemetery is marked by an upright military monument. Another gravestone for him, a flat marker with his name and year of birth, is found at Peterson Cemetery in Weston, Lewis County, WV. It appears to have been placed before his death and would now be considered to be a cenotaph. | GASTON, Charles Nicoles (I3175)
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| 12989 | Charles Smith, the second child of Watters & Elizabeth Davison Smith, was the first white child born on Duck Creek, Harrison County. | SMITH, Charles (I5643)
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| 12990 | Charles W. Prim always spelled his last name Primm until entering military service, where a clerical error misspelled it Prim. Taking the path of least resistance, he let it stand that way throughout his service and maintained that spelling afterward as well. | PRIM, Charles Wayne (I20645)
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| 12991 | Charles W. Zahn joined for duty in West Union on Sep 24 1861 for a term of three years. He mustered in as a Private in Co M, 6th W.Va. Inf, on March 16 1861 in West Union. He was present for every muster roll. He was scheduled to muster out at Grafton on Dec 1 1864, rank Private, but the company muster-out roll stated that he was "sick in U.S. Genl Hospital at Cumberland, Md. Not mustered out." Following Charles W. Zahn's discharge, his unit, Co M of the 6th W.Va. Inf, was transferred to Co L, 6th W.Va. Inf, per Special Order No. 72, dated Dec 26 1864. The 6th infantry was organized by authority of the War Department and was mustered into the U. S. service from August to December 1861 for the purpose of guarding the Baltimore & Ohio railroad in the state. During the years 1862 the companies were moved about from place to place as their services were needed. ... The non-veterans were mustered out at the expiration of the original term of enlistment and the veterans and recruits were retained in service until June 10, 1865, when they were mustered out by order of the war department. Source: The Union Army, vol. 2, p. 301. Historical Data Systems, comp. U.S., American Civil War Regiments, 1861-1866 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1999. His military discharge, which includes an annotation that a $100 bounty was paid in full, reads as follows: TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN KNOW YE, That Charles W. Zahn, a Private of Captain John Carroll's Company M, Sixth Regiment of West Virginia Infantry Volunteers, who was enrolled on the twenty-fourth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and Sixty-one, to serve three years or during the war, is hereby DISCHARGED from the service of the United States this Sixteenth day of November 1864 at Wheeling, West Va., by reason of Expiration of Term of service. (No objection to his being re-enlisted is known to exist.) Said Charles W. Zahn was born in Augusta County in the State of Virginia, is Forty-three years of age, Five feet Eleven inches high, Dark complexion, Blue eyes, Light hair, and by occupation when enrolled, a Physician. Given at Wheeling, W.Va., this Fifth day of December 1864. (Signed) (name illegible), 1st Lieut, 4th U.S. Infty, M and L Officer (Signed) James Washburn, Col., 116th Ohio Vol. Infy, (illegible) Comd Despite Charles W. Zahn's occupation as physician in the 1860 Census and at the time of his enlistment, the 26 pages of military records on file for him at the U.S. National Archives refer to him only by the rank of Private and give no indication that his military duties may have been of a medical nature. | ZAHN, Charles Wesley (I99762)
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| 12992 | Charles Wayne Perine and Martha Jane Perine were second cousins, by virtue of both being great-grandchildren of David L. Perine & Matilda Gaston. | Family: Charles Wayne PERINE / Martha Jane PERINE (F5056)
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| 12993 | Charles Wesley Davis was in the battle of Cedar Creek. He recalled seeing General Sheridan on his horse, "covered with foam" arrive from "Winchester, twenty miles away." [Findagrave] | DAVIS, Charles Wesley (I101727)
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| 12994 | Charles Windon was a Private in Co. K, 52nd Virginia Infantry, CSA during Civil War. He was wounded in action in the face at Sharpsburg on September 17, 1862. Deserted to the enemy (Union) in Clarksburg, WV on April 8, 1865. Took oath to Union and was released. [Findagrave] | WINDON, Charles (I105341)
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| 12995 | Charleston Church of the Brethren Cemetery | BRITTON, Allie C. (I11790)
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| 12996 | Charleston Gazette Thursday, September 20, 1951 Page 8 HOLCOMB, William H.-- Service will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Methodist Church at Gip, Braxton County, Rev. Rondel Browning officiating. Burial will be in Hardway Cemetery under direction of Bartlett Mortuary of Gassaway. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Gertrude Holcomb of Weston; two sons, Terry and John, both of Lorain, O.; three daughters, Mrs. Ernestine Windon of Akron, O., Jerleen and Kathleen Holcomb, both of Weston; four brothers, Levi and Sherman, both of Ohio, Lewyllen of Charleston and James of Rock Cave;and three sisters, Mrs, Alice Hamrick of Cressmont, Mrs. Hester Hamrick of Ohio and Miss Martha Holcomb, also of Ohio. Mr. Holcomb, 60, of Strange Creek, Braxton County, was killed Monday when hit by a train near his home. Note: This death is recorded in Braxton County, with location indicated as Duck. Duck is an unincorporated community along the border of Braxton and Clay counties. Although it encompasses both counties, it is generally considered to be part of Clay County. | HOLCOMB, William Hughes (I138811)
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| 12997 | Charlotte "Lottie" Stinespring Summers and her son Burl were enumerated twice in 1910, once in Southwest District and also in the Town of West Union. The enumeration occurred about two weeks after the death of her son Earl. | STINESPRING, Charlotte J. "Lottie" (I36307)
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| 12998 | Charlotte Gaston Elsworth Birth: Nov. 28, 1895 Death: Nov. 19, 1976 <<=== Nov 17 1976 on headstone Greenwich Fairfield County Connecticut, USA Family links: Parents: Frederick Keiley Gaston (1868 - 1931) Charlotte M. King Gaston (1870 - 1949) Spouse: Oliver Bayard Elsworth (1893 - 1970) Children: Fredrick Gaston Elsworth (1919 - 1927)* Elizabeth Elsworth Starbuck (1923 - 2011)* Sibling: Charlotte Gaston Elsworth (1895 - 1976) Elizabeth Gaston Wagner (1899 - 1985)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Putnam Cemetery Greenwich Fairfield County Connecticut, USA Created by: Keith Williams Record added: Aug 24, 2015 Find A Grave Memorial# 151162116 | GASTON, Charlotte King (I4557)
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| 12999 | Charter member of the Smithburg Volunteer Fire Dept. American Red Cross volunteer, with other family members. | COX, Denver Willis Jr. (I8090)
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| 13000 | Chartres, Eure-et-Loir, Centre, France | LEVASSOR, Jean Baptiste Eugene (I104527)
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