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Matches 13,201 to 13,250 of 23,923
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| 13201 | Daughter of George Bush of Gilmer County. | BUSH, Mary (I70810)
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| 13202 | Daughter of George Izzard of South Carolina and said to be a niece of Aaron Burr. Her name was spelled variously as Izzard and Izard, but the latter spelling is used by her Davisson descendants. | IZZARD, Prudence (I92509)
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| 13203 | Daughter of Hezekiah Pugh (1800-1848) and Ann (1805-1860), who were married 1824. | PUGH, Cyrena (I138999)
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| 13204 | Daughter of J. F. Goodwin. | GOODWIN, Orpha (I70929)
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| 13205 | Daughter of Jacob Scudder. | SCUDDER, Phebe (I16172)
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| 13206 | Daughter of James Gray of Oxford. | GRAY, Jane (I29139)
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| 13207 | Daughter of Joe & Laura Wilson. | Family: Richard Conley FERREBEE / Maggie Elizabeth WILSON (F35462)
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| 13208 | Daughter of John & Virginia Jenkins. | Family: Cleaoras HOLTZ / Lucy Grace JENKINS (F34122)
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| 13209 | Daughter of John Arrison, who lived at Wyoming, PA, and was driven from there by the Indians during the Revolutionary War, settling in New Jersey. [Ohio Valley Genealogies, p. 113] | ARRISON, Rosetta (I6102)
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| 13210 | Daughter of John Rowh and Lovina Meek. | ROWH, Jane Frances (I59094)
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| 13211 | Daughter of Josiah Davisson. | DAVISSON, Rebecca (I44721)
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| 13212 | Daughter of Lora Behon of Lake Milton, OH. Granddaughter of Charles & Agnes Walls Spurr of West Union, WV. | DOUGLAS, Mary Ann (I34677)
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| 13213 | Daughter of Lottie Browning. | Family: McClellan BRANNON / Hettie BROWNING (F29563)
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| 13214 | Daughter of Mary A. Smith, 1827-1903. | SMITH, Ellen Jane (I50976)
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| 13215 | Daughter of Matthew Maddox (Mattox). | MADDOX, Mary (I5659)
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| 13216 | Daughter of Millie Dotson of Tyler County. | DOTSON, Millie (I41049)
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| 13217 | Daughter of Morgan Morgan, who was a grandson of David Morgan of Indian-fighting fame. | MORGAN, Harriet E. (I75339)
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| 13218 | Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. James McCullough near the Tyler-Doddridge line. | Family: Dallas Bert POWELL / Iva Merl MCCULLOUGH (F23880)
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| 13219 | Daughter of Ralph R. Hogue and Esta L. Lamm. | HOGUE, Helen Nadine (I75779)
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| 13220 | Daughter of Robert Bosworth (or Buswell) & Hannah Tyler. | BOSWORTH, Sarah (I72768)
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| 13221 | Daughter of Shubal Smith. | SMITH, ___ (I6105)
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| 13222 | Daughter of Stephen Lines, son of Capt. Major Lines, a noted sea captain, son of Ebenezer, a celebrated "wit" of his day, descendant of Ralph Lines, born in England probably about 1623, first ancestor in this country, was a New Haven 1639-45, probably was the brother of Henry Lines, sone of Henry, son of John of Badby, Northamptonshire, England, gt-gt-gr-dau of John Prout, gr-son of Timothy Prout of Boston, treasurer of Yale College 1716-65, graduate there 1708. [American Ancestry, Vol V, p. 105] | LINES, Frances Amelia (I3302)
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| 13223 | Daughter of Thomas Bartlett. | BARTLETT, Charlotte (I112609)
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| 13224 | daughter of W. E. Vanhorn | VANHORN, Una (I58702)
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| 13225 | Daughter of W. G. Schoolcraft. | SCHOOLCRAFT, Orpha (I32011)
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| 13226 | Daughter of William Burnside. | BURNSIDE, Mary (I43166)
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| 13227 | Daughter of William Jefferson Waugh and Elizabeth Ann Brown. | WAUGH, Martha Araminta Bird (I141037)
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| 13228 | Daughter of William Lawson & Rebecca. | LAWSON, Rebecca (I78530)
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| 13229 | Daughter of William Martin. | MARTIN, Jane (I47564)
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| 13230 | Daughter of William Ward, a soldier of the War of 1812. [Minnie Kendall Lowther, p. 309] | WARD, Mary "Polly" (I9324)
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| 13231 | Daughter of William, M.B. | NICHOLSON, Tabitha (I30139)
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| 13232 | Daughter-in-law Marilynn Davis Jones reports his burial at Beverly Hills Cemetery, Morgantown, WV, while his obituary states that "interment was made in Fairmont." | JONES, Bert David (I1487)
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| 13233 | Daughter's birth record gives his birthplace as Leopold. | FISHER, Florent (I18982)
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| 13234 | Daughter's death record gives her father's birthplace as Ohio, but his 1880 Census entry shows it as West Virginia. | MILLER, Josephus S. (I99961)
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| 13235 | Daughter's death record gives his birthplace as Marion County, but his own marriage record states Harrison County. | DUCKWORTH, Wellington A. (I38232)
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| 13236 | Daughter's death record states his birthplace as Preston County. | CZIGANS, Isaac N. (I23805)
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| 13237 | Daughter's marriage record identified parents as Elburn Perrine and Phyllis Mayfield. | Family: Elbern Nelson PERRINE / Phyllis Ann ELLIOTT (F7065)
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| 13238 | Daughter's obituary identifies parents as Jasper S. & Mary Virginia Swiger Kyle. But her marriage record identifies them as Jasper S. & Virginia B. Kyle. | Family: Jasper S. KYLE / Mary Virginia SWIGER (F26266)
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| 13239 | David B. McKinley, P.E. has represented the First District of West Virginia since January 3, 2011. Born in Wheeling in 1947, David attended public schools and worked his way through college, graduating from Purdue University with a degree in Civil Engineering. After graduation, he worked in the construction industry as a certified professional engineer. David is the founder of McKinley and Associates an architectural and engineering firm with offices in Wheeling and Charleston, W.Va. and Washington, PA. Over the 44 years that David ran the business, he created thousands of jobs. As one of two professional engineers in Congress, he has a seat on the Committee on Energy and Commerce, where he has been active on issues related to the coal industry, environmental regulation, energy efficiency, and health care. He serves as the Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on Environment. David is married to Mary (née Gerkin) from New Martinsville, West Virginia and they are the proud parents of four children and grandparents of six grandchildren. https://mckinley.house.gov/biography/ [inactive link] https://www.newsandsentinel.com/news/local-news/2026/04/former-u-s-rep-david-mckinley-who-always-put-west-virginia-first-dies-at-79/ | MCKINLEY, David Bennett (I132421)
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| 13240 | David Denny commanded the Eighth Company, Seventh Battalion, of Chester Co., Pa., militia. His widow received a pension. | DENNY, David (I50220)
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| 13241 | David Finley's birthplace is stated in his marriage record as Morgan County, Ohio. But census and other records state that he was born in Virginia. | FINLEY, David R. (I18943)
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| 13242 | David Hacker Smith Birth: May 6, 1805 Death: Apr. 28, 1879 The Weston Republican, 12 April 1879; Reprint -The Weston Independent, Wed. 8 July 1925: "SMITH, DAVID H. Jane Lew correspondent notes the death of David H. Smith." Contributed by 47259424 Family links: Parents: David Smith (1773 - 1864) Spouse: Tabitha McWhorter Smith (1808 - 1890) Children: Rulina McWHORTER Smith Kelley (1836 - 1908)* Siblings: John Smith (1796 - 1880)* Jonas Smith (1798 - 1863)* William Smith (1799 - 1839)* David Hacker Smith (1805 - 1879) Margaret Smith Swisher (1813 - 1899)* *Calculated relationship Inscription: Age 73Y 11M 22D Burial: Morrison Cemetery Berlin Lewis County West Virginia, USA Created by: Ginny Berry Record added: Sep 28, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 97927128 | SMITH, David Hacker (I82576)
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| 13243 | David Hickman (1793-1863) went to Norfolk with the militia under the call of the Governor of Virginia to resist a threatened invasion in 1812 by the British Army; but they met their fate at New Orleans where they ran against General Jackson and the Kentucky riflemen. After being a clerk of the courts, he was appointed Clerk of the Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Tyler Co on its organization. He held that post till the day of his death, having served forty years. | HICKMAN, David (I9568)
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| 13244 | David Lee Stutler's father Kermit Poole Stutler died when David was two years old, and David's mother subsequently remarried Henderson Lowther. When David entered school, his name was unofficially changed to David Lee Lowther to match his stepfather's and step-siblings' surname. He went exclusively by that name for the rest of his life. | LOWTHER, David Lee (Stutler) (I21780)
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| 13245 | David P. McClain's death date has been reported by various researchers as early as 1904 and as late as 1909. But no verifiable source has been provided for those dates, and we have found no primary record of his death or burial. | MCCLAIN, David Provence (I48300)
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| 13246 | David R. Finley enrolled for duty at West Union, Doddridge County, on Aug 14 1862. He mustered in as a Corporal in Co A, 14th W.Va. Inf, at Wheeling on Aug 23 1862. His death occurred at a U.S. hospital in Cumberland, Maryland on Nov 27 1862. Most of his records state the cause of his death as typhoid fever, although pneumonia is also sometimes indicated, presumably as a contributing rather than primary cause. | FINLEY, David R. (I18943)
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| 13247 | David R. Finley's burial place is not known for certain. The diary of Flavius Josephus Ashburn (1832-1912) states that he was in attendance at David Finley's funeral service at Little Flint, Doddridge County, in April 1863. One of the few cemeteries at Little Flint is the McReynolds Family Cemetery. David Finley is known to have been a surveyor for Richard McReynolds. | FINLEY, David R. (I18943)
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| 13248 | David Rawson in the 1870 United States Federal Census Name David Rawson Age in 1870 36 Birth Date abt 1834 Birthplace Virginia Dwelling Number 65 Home in 1870 Dunham, Washington, Ohio Race White Gender Male Post Office Center Belpre Occupation Farmer Male Citizen Over 21 Yes Personal Estate Value 600 Inferred Spouse Adetha Rawson Inferred Children Mary C Rawson Hettie R Rawson Household Members (Name) Age David Rawson 36 Adetha Rawson 27 Mary C Rawson 4 Hettie R Rawson 2 | RAWSON, David (I57396)
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| 13249 | David Riley Gain was a champion horseshoe player. | GAIN, David Riley (I16029)
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| 13250 | David Roberts joined for duty 27 Jul 1863 in West Union and mustered in on 29 Aug 1863 in Parkersburg as a Private in Co H, 4th W.Va. Cav, at the age of 22. He was admitted to the U.S. General Hospital in Grafton, W.Va. on 22 Feb 1864 with rubella. He mustered out on 8 Mar 1864 in Wheeling. His residence in 1864 was Riggins Run, Doddridge County. NOTE: As of February 2017, the Civil War medal issued for David Roberts 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 | ROBERTS, David (I67044)
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