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| 13051 | Co. H, 4th W.Va. Cav. Enlisted 1 Aug 1863 in West Union. Mustered-in 29 Aug 1863 as a Private in Parkersburg. Home sick in Oct 1863. Mustered-out 8 Mar 1864 in Wheeling as a Private. Co. A, 14th W. Va. Inf. Enlisted 31 Mar 1864 at West Union. Muster-in a Private 18 Apr 1864 at Wheeling. Mustered-out 27 Jun 1865 at Cumberland, MD as a Private. Joined for duty 1 Aug 1863 at West Union in Co. H, 4th Cav. Mustered-in a Private on 29 Aug 1863 in Parkersburg. Enlisted for a 6 month term, In Oct 1863 he was sick at home. Present in Nov and Dec. Mustered-out 8 Mar 1864 with Company in Wheeling NOTE: As of February 2017, the Civil War medal issued for Solomon Weekly had never been claimed and was in storage at the West Virginia State Archives in Charleston. http://www.wvculture.org/history/archives/civilwarmedals/medals.html | WEEKLY, Solomon (I113083)
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| 13052 | Coast France Ste Maries, Isle Jersey | LEMASTER, John Francis (I44936)
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| 13053 | Coburn's Fork | NUTTER, Audra M. (I22965)
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| 13054 | Coburn's Fork | NUTTER, Belva Opal (I23003)
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| 13055 | Coburns Run | NUTTER, Reason (I139089)
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| 13056 | Col William Martin Birth: 10 Oct 1763 New Jersey, USA Death: 25 Aug 1851 (aged 87) Harrison County, West Virginia, USA Burial: Gore Cemetery, Edgewood, Harrison County, West Virginia, USA Memorial #: 136166537 Bio: Reared in the home of Captain Bray, William Martin had enlisted in the Army at Lebanon, New Jersey, and served in the Commissary Department under Capt. McKnight, James Johnson and John Bray. He served at Pittstown, Raritan's Landing and at Stoney Point. Coming from New Jersey in 1786, Colonel Martin rose rapidly to a place of prominence in the county. He became the owner the first general store at Clarksburg and later Sheriff of the county. The home of Colonel Martin was at Peel Tree, across the road from, though a little nearer to Clarksburg, than the home of Dorsey Bartlett." (Stout, Russell Ray, p. 43) "It seems that Colonel Martin first married Hester Cheney and she died in childbirth within a year. James is supposedly her child. After Susanna's death in 1814, William married Jane Powers. Jane and her six children survived Colonel William's death in 1851. Colonel and Susanna were buried at Gore Cemetery on the Shinnston road." Source: "Richard Stout Descendants in West Virginia", pp. 43-44) Family Members Spouse Susanna Stout Martin Unknown-1814 Children Arthur Wellington "Uncle Wellington" Martin 1815-1896 Alexander Martin Unknown-1803 Created by: Toots (48061967) Added: 2014-09-20T13:19:08.000Z URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/136166537/william_martin | MARTIN, William (I67894)
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| 13057 | Col. Benjamin Wilson Born: 07 Nov 1747, Winchester, Frederick, VA Died: 02 Dec 1827, Bridgeport, Harrison, WV Rank: Colonel, VA Militia // Captain, VA Militia // Lieutenant, Dunmores War // Aide-de-camp, Lord Dunmore Years Served: 1774 1781 https://ggwcassar.wordpress.com/our-ancestors/col-benjamin-wilson/ | WILSON, Benjamin (I6324)
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| 13058 | Col. Joseph Williams fathered nine children by his first wife Martha, and six children by his second wife Hannah. | WILLIAMS, Joseph (I73004)
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| 13059 | Colerain | GASTON, Elizabeth (I3081)
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| 13060 | Colin Anderson Center | SCHEUVRONT, Jeffrey Scott (I82667)
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| 13061 | Columbia Mines | CARPENTER, John Dewey (I138794)
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| 13062 | Combat unit: 645th Tank Destroyer Bn, 45th Div. Organization at discharge: Hq Co, 25th Tank Battalion. Military Occupational Specialty: Light Truck Driver 345, and 2nd Class Gunner 37mm AT, Feb 6 1942. Qualified Expert on Thompson submachine gun, Jan 15 1943. Battles & campaigns: Departed U.S. on May 1 1943. Algiers, Naples-Foggia, Rome, Arno, Southern France, Rhineland, Central Europe. Duty stations within U.S.: Fort Bragg, NC; Fort Deven, Mass.; Pine Gap, NY; Indiantown Gap, PA; Camp Pickett, VA. Decorations & citations: Good Conduct Medal, European African Middle Eastern Service Ribbon w/ Bronze Arrowhead; both awared Jun 1 1945, 645th TD Bn. | ROBERTS, Lelan Otis "Jake" (I67041)
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| 13063 | Combe Martin, Barnstaple, Devon | MARTIN, Nicholas (I44974)
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| 13064 | Coming from England to Plymouth, Massachusetts in about in 1630, he was appointed to the Governor's Council in 1631 and was named Assistant in 1633. He declined to continue in civil office when chosen deacon in 1844 in Eastham. | DOANE, John (I77052)
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| 13065 | Coming to Ritchie County from the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, Jacob Collins was the first settler on the head of North Fork of Hughes River. | COLLINS, Jacob (I41922)
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| 13066 | Commanded a company in the 1st Regiment, New Jersey State troops, which fought at Monmouth in 1778. | BAIRD, David (I34718)
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| 13067 | Communications specialist. Served one tour in Vietnam (1968), two tours in Korea, and one on Okinawa. | DAVIS, John Harry "Johnny" (I99707)
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| 13068 | Community Cemetery, West Union. | HURST, Ona (I82111)
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| 13069 | Community of Stonecoal | ADAMS, Rebecca Jane (I137842)
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| 13070 | Complete readings of this cemetery have not included an entry for Earl Kinney. His grave may be unmarked, or his marker may have become overgrown and obscured. | KINNEY, Earl Benson (I41935)
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| 13071 | Conflicting birth dates of Dec 16 1815 and Dec 16 1816 reported in Kasson genealogy. | KASSON, Jeremiah William (I38866)
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| 13072 | Conflicting birth record entries state her birth date as Aug 18 1884 and as Sep 15 1885. The 1900 Census states her birth date as Aug 1884, while her headstone has only the year 1885. | HICKMAN, Etta Mae (I42840)
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| 13073 | Conflicting dates of 1688 (from church records) and 1696 (from genealogical report) are cited by Donnelly. The former is considered more reliable. | DUNGAN, Elizabeth (I23976)
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| 13074 | Conflicting dates of June 24th and 29th have been reported. | STEMPEL, Robert Ilja Joseph (I37659)
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| 13075 | Conflicting death dates of 1849 and 1866 (in Nashville TN) have been reported. His wife Sarah remarried on 1 Jan 1850. | GREATHOUSE, Solomon (I25741)
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| 13076 | Conflicting death records show his death to have occurred in Tucson, Arizona or in Clarksburg, West Virginia. In both cases, the death date was 4 Janary 1919 and the cause of death was tuberculosis. The Arizona death record identifies his as Wallace Nutter, born in West Virginia, mother's name Mandy, burial to take place in Clarksburg WV. The West Virginia death record identifies him as James W. Wallace, born in Harrison County, father's name Booth Nutter, burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. The Arizona death record appears to be the more credible of the two. | NUTTER, James Wallace (I49899)
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| 13077 | Conflicting records indicate marriage date as Feb 16 1880 and May 16 1880. http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_mcdetail.aspx?Id=11456045 http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_mcdetail.aspx?Id=11459203 | Family: James Henry WELLS / Mary Catherine SCARBROUGH (F32007)
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| 13078 | Conflicting records show his birth in both Doddridge Co and Ritchie Co. His own birth record, a delayed entry, reflects Doddridge County, but his obituary states Ritchie County. | JONES, Creed Hill (I17946)
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| 13079 | Conflicting versions of his obituary state his birth date as Nov 25 1837 and Nov 27 1838. The 1900 Census shows it as Nov 1838. | BOLTE, Frederick W. Sr. (I64138)
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| 13080 | Connection between this Isaac Husk and the Husk lineage which is the focus of this genealogy is unknown. If any reader can provide insight into such a connection, please contact us. 1850 Census, Monongalia County, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Aug 20 1850: Cassa Wade, 56, b. Virginia; Delila Wade, 24, b. Virginia; George Wade, 22, b. Virginia; Otho Wade, 19, b. Virginia; Isaac Husk, 12, b. Virginia; Cela Wade, 89, b. Delaware, blind. 1860 Census, Monongalia County, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Jun 26 1860 at Cassville: Isaac Husk, 22, b. Pennsylvania; Elizabeth J., 23, b. Pennsylvania; William J., 9 months, b. Virginia. 1870 Census, Amwell Twp, Washington County, PA, enumerated on Jun 21 1870: Isaac Husk, 31, b. Pennsylvania, carpenter; Mary L. Husk, 26, b. Pennsylvania; Thomas Husk, 5, b. Pennsylvania; Martha Husk, 2, b. Pennsylvania; Martha Thomas, 21, b. Pennsylvania. 1870 Census, Clay Twp, Monongalia County, WV, enumerated on Sep 2 1870: Ruth Warton (or Worton), 64, b. Pa; William J. Warton, 22, farmer, b. WV; Miranda Warton, 19, b. WV; William J. Husk, 11, b. WV; Sarah Husk, 9, b. WV. 1880 Census, Washington Co, PA (Greenfield Borough), enumerated on Jun 16 1880: Isaac Husk (or Hush), 42, b. Pa, father b. Va, mother b. Pa, coal miner; wife Mary, 36; son Johnson, 21, coal miner; dau Sarah, 19; son Thomas, 14; dau Mary J, 3. | HUSK, Isaac (I37079)
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| 13081 | Connection, if any, between the families of David Kirkpatrick and Thomas Kirkpatrick, both of Somerset County NJ, is not known. | KIRKPATRICK, Thomas (I3715)
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| 13082 | Connection, if any, of the following item to Jackson VanBuren Blair is not known. News article, "Wheeling Daily Intelligencer," Wednesday, March 22, 1865, in its entirety: OIL MATTERS Some of the best indication of oil in West Virginia are said to exist in the counties of Gilmer and Doddridge. Oil springs were recently discovered on two different head drains of Cabin Run -- a branch of the North Fork of Hughes River. Some practical oil men who have recently explored Doddridge and leased and bought property there, say that the geological character of several head vales of Middle Island Creek in Doddridge is so identically similar to that of Oil and Sugar creeks in Venango County, Pa., that were a man transported from one county to the other in his sleep, he would not discover it when waking up. A friend writing to us from New York says: "Hon. J. B. Blair and some friends are here on oil business -- John S. Carlile also was here a few days ago, trying to sell some oil territory." | BLAIR, Jackson VanBuren (I75330)
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| 13083 | Consent given by Lane Gains, grandfather of Cully Hartman, and Ida Shepherd, mother of Lillie Shepherd. | Family: Cully James HARTMAN / Lilly Violet SHEPHERD (F25567)
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| 13084 | Constance Hopkins was one of the 102 Pilgrims, along with a crew of 25-30, on the Mayflower, arriving at Plymouth Rock, Massachusetts in November 1620. She journeyed with her father and stepmother, Stephen and Elizabeth Hopkins, her brother Giles, her half-sister Damaris and her half-brother Oceanus, who was born during the voyage. Sometime before 1627, Constance Hopkins married Nicholas Snow, who had arrived at Plymouth on the Anne in 1623. The inventory of Nicholas estate, taken at the time of his death, includes carpenters tools. This may have been his trade. His inventory also included books, so he was probably literate. Nicholas held various minor positions in Plymouth, such as highway surveyor. The Snows moved from Plymouth to Nauset, on Cape Cod in the 1640s. On the Cape, Nicholas served as surveyor, constable and selectman. Constance and Nicholas had 12 children. Nicholas died in November of 1676, Constance a year later in October of 1677. http://www.pilgrimhall.org/hopkinsconstance.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constance_Hopkins http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mayflower https://youtu.be/SEPh-dKqcZ0?si=BwCrhGR8rR-34Tzw | HOPKINS, Constance (I77067)
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| 13085 | Continuous service with Pennsboro Volunteer Fire Department since mid-1960s. Along with wife Joann, charter member (ca 1974) of Ritchie Co Emergency Squad Pennsboro Division, where he volunteered as driver, aide & dispatcher, and she as dispatcher & Emergency Medical Technician. He retired from Equitable Gas Company, where he worked as a well tender with 36-1/2 years of service. | GASTON, Ira Nelson (I58)
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| 13086 | Coons Run, W.Va. | FLEMING, Pansy May (I79088)
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| 13087 | Cora Lee Baringer and Clyde C. Davidson were divorced and remarried. He died three months after their re-marriage. | Family: Clyde C. DAVIDSON / Cora Lee BARINGER (F7857)
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| 13088 | Corks Nursing Home | DOUGLAS, William C. (I51463)
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| 13089 | Cornelius Westfall and his wife Elizabeth Westfall were first cousins, she being the daughter of his uncle Jacob Westfall. They had nine children together. Following her death in 1778 at age 53, Cornelius married her slightly older sister Eleanor. | Family: Cornelius Bogard WESTFALL / Elizabeth WESTFALL (F56068)
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| 13090 | Corporal Herbert Calvin Shuman was a veteran of World War II. In Korea, he was a member of the Tank Company. 5th Infantry Regimental Combat Team. He was Killed in Action while fighting the enemy near Pongam-ni, South Korea on August 13, 1950. Corporal Shuman was awarded the Purple Heart, the Korean Service Medal, the United Nations Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Korean Presidential Unit Citation and the Republic of Korea War Service Medal. Data Source: Korean War Veterans Honor Roll WWI, WWII, and Korean War Casualty Listings [database on-line, Ancestry.com] Original data: American Battle Monuments Commission. World War I Listing; World War II Listing; Korean War Listing. | SHUMAN, Herbert Calvin (I122332)
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| 13091 | Corporal, World War II, killed in action | GRIFFIN, Orval Leroy (I48733)
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| 13092 | Could be May 11 1802. | FAUPEL, Frederick (I31139)
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| 13093 | County Infirmary | NUTTER, Erastus (I53964)
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| 13094 | County Infirmary | MOORE, David Henry (I126764)
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| 13095 | Court Street | NUTTER, Eli Marion (I6038)
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| 13096 | CPT Doit Koppler was a combat veteran, having proudly served his country as a reconnaissance pilot flying OV-1 Mohawks during the Vietnam War, earning the Bronze Star and several other awards and commendations. Following his military retirement, Doit served as a commercial helicopter pilot and instructor, long-haul truck driver and instructor, farmer, and engaged in numerous entrepreneurial pursuits. He was an ordained minister and avid student of The Bible having an insatiable thirst for knowledge. He volunteered as a minister at the North Central Regional Jail and was active with Christian Motorcyclist Association. His vision for sharing the love and redemption of Jesus Christ was evident to all. In connection with this vision, he founded the JB Hunt Lighthouse Team, which ministers to long-haul truckers, and created various tools for use in ministry including the CMA Salvation Bracelet. He attended Blandville Church and New Life Ministries of Ellenboro. His hobbies included reading, technology and private aviation having flown various experimental aircraft. His was pursuing his aviation passion when the Lord called him to heaven. | KOPPLER, Doit Leon (I57047)
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| 13097 | Cranbrooke | EDDYE, Abigail (I72841)
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| 13098 | Cremains scattered in Sarasota Bay. | HYDE, Lynda Darlene (I17788)
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| 13099 | Crippled | HAUGHT, David Edward (I5538)
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| 13100 | Crocket H Lusk in the 1900 United States Federal Census Explore records with AI Learn what this record has to say with AncestryAI. Name Crocket H Lusk Age 56 Birth Date Feb 1844 Birthplace West Virginia, USA Home in 1900 Baileysville, Wyoming, West Virginia Sheet Number 7 Number of Dwelling in Order of Visitation 120 Family Number 120 Race White Gender Male Relation to Head of House Head Marital Status Married Spouse's Name Clerrissa Lusk Marriage Year 1866 Years Married 34 Father's Birthplace Virginia, USA Mother's Birthplace West Virginia, USA Occupation Farmer Months Not Employed 0 Can Read Y Can Write Y Can Speak English Y House Owned or Rented Own Home Free or Mortgaged F Farm or House F Neighbors Household Members (Name) Age Relationship Crocket H Lusk 56 Head Clerrissa Lusk 54 Wife Ella Lusk 22 Daughter Estel Lusk 22 Son Otis Lusk 18 Son James Cline 23 Boarder | LUSK, Crockett Harrison (I138984)
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