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Matches 13,601 to 13,650 of 23,923
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| 13601 | Death date shown on headstone as Mar 13 1886, but obituary indicates Mar 15 1886. | CHANEY, Sophia (I49310)
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| 13602 | Death date stated in wife's obituary as Oct 16 1943, which is incorrect. | HOLLIDAY, Thomas Ezra (I18971)
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| 13603 | Death has been reported as Apr 22 1885 in Doddridge County. But that was John Z. Williams (1828-1885), whose death record listed the informant as his son George. | WILLIAMS, John (I64915)
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| 13604 | Death location given as Crawford County, Ohio, in Sons of the American Revolution application records, but as Boonesboro, Kentucky, in Daughters of the Armerican Revolution Lineage Book. Other researchers report it as near Upper Sandusky, Wyandot Co, Ohio, with John McKinley being one of the casualties of Gen. William Crawford's ill-fated Sandusky Campaign against the American Indians along the Sandusky River in Ohio. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/McKinley-77 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crawford_expedition | MCKINLEY, John (I116593)
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| 13605 | Death location has been reported as Delaware County and Morrow County. | KESTER, Joseph (I46433)
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| 13606 | Death location indicated as being at the Harrison County Home (Infirmary), which was located along U.S. Route 19 south of Clarksburg. | LEESON, Benjamin (I104675)
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| 13607 | Death location reported by Wikipedia as Plymouth, but by Findagrave as Eastham. | HOPKINS, Constance (I77067)
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| 13608 | Death location was at his home in rural Taylor County, which had a Bridgeport (Harrison County) mailing address, but which was physically closer to Boothsville (Marion County). The community of Boothsville lies mostly in Marion County, though it is partly in Harrison and Taylor counties as well. https://www.wvgw.net/marion/towns/boothsvillehis.html | WILLIAMS, Charles L. (I76731)
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| 13609 | Death notice in the "Republican" newspaper of Saturday, July 28 1888: "HUGHY GASTON One of our centenarians, aged 100 years, 1 month and 20 days, died at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the residence of his son-in-law, John S. Butcher. By request he was interred on his farm." 1830 Census, Harrison County, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated date not recorded: Household of Hugh Gaston: 1 male, age 40-50 (this would be Hugh) 1 male, age 15-20 (probably Daniel) 1 male, age 10-15 (probably Eli) 1 male, age 5-10 1 female, age 40-50 (this would be Susannah) 1 female, age 15-20 (probably Anna) 1840 Census, Lewis County, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumeration date not recorded: Household of Hugh Gasting (sic): 1 male, age 50-60 (this would be Hugh) 1 female, age 30-40 (probably Anna) 1 female, age 10-15 1 female, under age 5 (probably Credella) 1850 Census, Lewis County, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Oct 3 1850: Hugh Gaston, 62, farmer, b. New Jersey; Elizabeth Gaston, 48, b. Virginia; Henry H. Gaston, 9, b. Virginia; Credilla Gaston, 11, b. Virginia; Amanda Washburn, 24, b. Virginia. 1860 Census, Lewis County, Virginia (now West Virginia): Hugh Gaston, 72, farmer, b. New Jersey; Elizabeth Gaston, 58, b. Virginia; Henry H. Gaston, 18, b. Virginia; Amanda S. Washburn, 34, b. Virginia; Marion H. Gaston, 8. 1870 Census, Lewis County, WV: Hugh Gaston, 81, farmer, b. New Jersey; Elizabeth Gaston, 67, b. Virginia; Marion Gaston, 17, farm laborer, b. Virginia; Amanda Washburn, 43, b. Ohio, cannot write. 1880 Census, Lewis County, WV (Freeman's Creek), enumerated on Jun 2 1880: Hugh Gaston, 91, farmer, b. New Jersey, both parents b. New Jersey; wife Elizabeth Gaston, 77, b. Virginia, both parents b. Virginia; step-daughter A. Washburn, 53, b. Ohio, both parents b. Virginia. (NOTE: Hugh Gaston is identified by some researchers as Hugh H. Gaston, based on a mistranscription of this census. His name clearly is entered as Hugh Gaston, with no middle initial.) | GASTON, Hugh (I948)
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| 13610 | Death notice, "Albuquerque (N.M.) Journal," Thursday, 20 January 1927, in its entirety: COLLINS -- Mrs. Eva Offutt Collins died here early Wednesday afternoon. She is survived by her husband, son and daughter. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the chapel of the Strong Mortuary. The Very Rev. Dean O'Malley will officiate. After the services the body will be placed in the receiving vault of the mortuary. | OFFUTT, Eva Belle (I107381)
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| 13611 | Death notice, "Albuquerque (N.M.) Journal," Wednesday, 8 June 1927, in its entirety: COLLINS -- Creed H. Collins died here Tuesday afternoon. His home was in Douro, N.M. His daughter, Mrs. G. C. Dennison, was here with him and will take the body back to their former home in Bristow, Okla., for burial. The Strong Mortuary, director. | COLLINS, Creed Haymond (I76688)
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| 13612 | Death notice, "Doddridge County Republican," Thursday, Jun 13 1918, in its entirety: ENLOW Mrs. R. K. Enlow of Denver, Col., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Knight of Canton. Funeral services First Methodist Church, West Union, 10:00 a.m. Thursday. | KNIGHT, Jennie Belle (I78761)
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| 13613 | Death notice, "Doddridge County Republican," Thursday, Jun 20 1918, in its entirety: HON. E. G. TAYLOR CALLED Many friends throughout this section of the state will learn with profound sorrow of the death of Hon. E. G. Taylor, who died while working on his farm near Morgansville, sometime Monday morning. The funeral services will be conducted at the home at Morgansville, Wednesday, June 19th, at 2:30 p.m. A fuller accounty will appear in our next issue. | TAYLOR, Eli Griffin (I121873)
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| 13614 | Death notice, "The Los Angeles Times," Tuesday, 20 January 1948, in its entirety: "DRYDEN, Clara Neely, passed away January 19, of Alhambra, loving wife of Thomas W. Dryden, sister of Miss Josephine Neely of Los Angeles. "Services Thursday, 2:30 p.m., at the Little Stone Church of Turner, Stevens & Turner, 550 East Main Street, Alhambra." | NEELY, Clara (I82505)
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| 13615 | Death notice, Knoxville (Tenn.) Daily Chronicle, Thursday, July 27, 1882, in its entirety: DEATH ON RAILROAD WORKS The corpse of Mr. Frank Offutt, a nephew of Capt. John [Neely], who was clerking for his uncle on the railroad works on the K. & O. extension, was brought to the city on yesterday's train, he having died of fever. The corpse was shipped to Morgansville, W.Va., for interment. | OFFUTT, Frank M. (I107382)
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| 13616 | Death notice, Knoxville (Tenn.) Daily Tribune, Friday, September 20, 1878, in its entirety: DIED OFFUTT -- At the residence of J. B. Neely in Chattanooga, Wednesday last, Mr. Howard W. Offutt, of typhoid pneumonia. Funeral services took place yesterday, Rev. J. H. Bachman officiating. | OFFUTT, Howard W. (I107376)
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| 13617 | Death occurred in a hospital, location not specified. | STRAIGHT, Ethel O. (I87247)
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| 13618 | Death occurred while serving basic training for his West Virginia National Guard unit. | HILEMAN, Lawson David (I305)
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| 13619 | Death place reported by Findagrave as Mound City, Linn County, Kansas, but his headstone is inscribed with both his birthplace (Marion Co, (W)VA) and death place, Warrensburg, Missouri. | SWISHER, Morgan Morgan (I124129)
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| 13620 | Death place: Middle Island. | SAYRE, Benjamin (I101386)
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| 13621 | Death record and headstone give birth date as Jun 14 1879, but Calhoun County birth records show it as Jun 6 1879. | STARCHER, Joseph Addison (I25967)
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| 13622 | Death record and headstone indicate a birth date of Dec 18 1832. But age 11 in the 1850 Census, age 22 in the 1860 Census, and age 24 in his 1862 marriage record all put his birth in about 1838 or 1839. | HARRIS, John Henry (I32709)
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| 13623 | Death record and military marker application indicate burial in Thorn Cemetery, Mannington. His headstone is at Mannington Memorial Park. | SNODGRASS, Ulysses G. (I103928)
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| 13624 | Death record and obituary give birthplace as Avon. | COX, John William (I85609)
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| 13625 | Death record and obituary give burial location as Eventide Cemetery in Spencer, which is where his second wife Lillie Hively is buried. But there is a marker for him at the Slate Rogers Bowers Cemetery in Spencer with his first wife Ola Short. His obituary states "Burial will be in the Eventide Cemetery, Spencer with Masonic graveside rites." | ALLEN, Clee (I102717)
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| 13626 | Death record and obituary state birth date as Sep 7 1868, and date on headstone is also 1868. But 1900 Census shows it as Sep 1869, conforming to age eight months in 1870 Census. | SMITH, John Henry (I59792)
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| 13627 | Death record and SSDI have birth date as March 16 1923, but marriage record and Social Security application show it as May 16 1923. | COLLINS, Monree (I101869)
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| 13628 | Death record and SSDI show birth date at Sep 21 1913, but other records indicate Sep 19 1913. No birth record found. | CAIN, Lillian Margaret (I126530)
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| 13629 | Death record appears to show death date as Apr 1 1871. | SOUTHWORTH, Virgil B. (I97359)
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| 13630 | Death record gives age as 73, with birth date Dec 12 1883. But headstone shows birth date as 1883. The 1900 Census states birth date as Dec 1885, and age 20 was given at time of May 1906 marriage, also putting birth in about 1885/86.. | UNDERWOOD, Ora Delbert (I17739)
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| 13631 | Death record gives birth date as 1883, but 1880 Census shows his age as 7 months, born Nov 1879. | ROLLINS, Sherman (I59870)
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| 13632 | Death record gives birth date as Aug 13 1868, but headstone reads Aug 14 1868. Birth date given in 1900 Census as Aug 1869. | SEESE, James W. (I31506)
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| 13633 | Death record gives birth date as Dec 2 1863, age 81y 9m 23d. But the 1900 Census shows it as Jan 1863. "Cemeteries of Union District, Harrison County, WVa" reports birth date on grave marker as 1867. | EDWARDS, Hamilton "Ham" (I93022)
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| 13634 | Death record gives birth date as May 18 1882, but 1900 Census shows it as Feb 1883. | COX, Alberta (I53039)
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| 13635 | Death record gives birth date as May 2 1881, age 69y 4m 4d. But 1900 Census shows birth date as May 1883, age 17, and date on headstone is also 1883. | SAYRE, John Everet (I53921)
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| 13636 | Death record gives birth date as Oct 26 1845, and date on headstone is also 1845. But 1900 Census shows it as May 1849, and 1860 Census shows his age as 12, putting him between brothers Ashford and Lemuel. | SWISHER, Peter L. (I30305)
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| 13637 | Death record gives burial location as "Point Pleasant (Woofter Cemetery)" | WOOFTER, Isaac Newton (I72329)
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| 13638 | Death record gives burial location as Antioch Cemetery, but his headstone is at Keys Cemetery. | DIVERS, Andrew Jackson "Jack" (I35957)
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| 13639 | Death record gives burial location as Cox Cemetery. | COX, Silas B. (I36062)
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| 13640 | Death record gives burial location as Dunkard on Cove Cemetery (or Dunkard Cemetery on Cove). Headstone is at Spurgeon Cemetery. | WANSTREET, Genevia (I69640)
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| 13641 | Death record gives burial location as IOOF Cemetery, but "Cemeteries of Sardis District, Harrison County, WV," p. 74, reports headstone at Lions Club Cemetery for both William L. Martin and his wife Mary. | MARTIN, William Lloyd (I61302)
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| 13642 | Death record gives burial location as Josephs Mills. | MULLENAX, Phoeba J. (I130868)
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| 13643 | death record gives burial location as Polk Creek | GASTON, James Kendall (I11636)
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| 13644 | Death record gives burial location only as Smithburg. | ROBINSON, Mabel Edna (I96323)
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| 13645 | Death record gives burial location only as West Union. It is assumed that she was buried in the Blockhouse Hill Cemetery, in either the IOOF or the Old SDB section, where much of her immediate family is buried, | INGLE, Eliza (I121331)
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| 13646 | Death record gives burial location only as West Union. Since her parents, husband and son are all buried in the same plot at the old SDB section of Blockhouse Hill Cemetery, it is presumed that she was buried with them. | WELCH, Lenora (I41933)
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| 13647 | Death record gives burial location only as West Union. This is almost certainly the IOOF Cemetery at Blockhouse Hill, where his parents are buried and where his wife was buried four years later. No marker is found for either him or his wife. | JONES, John Wesley (I81239)
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| 13648 | Death record gives burial locations the IOOF Cemetery in Wallace, while Findagrave reports it as the IOOF Cemetery in Brown (no photo). But "Sardis District, Harrison County Cemeteries," 1993, shows it as the Lions Club Cemetery in Wallace. The book was compiled from an actual grave-to-grave reading of the cemetery and is considered to be highly reliable. A description of the Lions Club Cemetery on Findagrave indicates that it "may also be known as the IOOF at Wallace and or Odd Fellows of Wallace. Name on the sign is Wallace Lions Cemetery Inc." The following note in the book's Lions Club Cemetery listing, p. 64, may or may not be relevant to this particular burial. "The graves that are in the section at the upper left corner of the cemetery were moved there by the State Road Commission from other cemeteries in Wallace, when they rebult Route 20. Of the approximate two hundred graves in this section, about one hundred twenty-five had numbered concrete slab markers. Numbers were used because these were unmarked graves in the cemeteries from which they were moved. Any graves that had markers were moved with markers." | RONEY, James Charles (I125345)
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| 13649 | Death record gives burial only as "Whiskey Run." | PIFER, Herman (I87112)
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| 13650 | Death record gives cause of death as "Accidental - Hit by a train." Adjacent to the death record entry for Orval Reed is an entry for Edward William Reed, who died on the same day and location, with cause of death given as "Accidental Death - Compound fracture of skull - Hit by Train." According to the newspaper account of the accident, Orville [sic] Reed and Edward Reed, who were cousins, were drunk when struck by a freight train traveling through West Union during a rainstorm at about 3 a.m. | REED, Orval V. (I13774)
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