Notes
Matches 13,851 to 13,900 of 23,923
| # | Notes | Linked to |
|---|---|---|
| 13851 | Death record states burial location only as Oxford, and there is a marker for him and his wife at the Michael Cemetery in Oxford. But his wife's obituary states her burial location as South Fork Baptist Church Cemetery in Oxford, so their actual burial location in not clear. | WISE, John Jackson (I42571)
|
| 13852 | Death record states burial location only as West Union, WVa. Her headstone, which identifes her as Levina - wife of J. Burnworth, is located within the family plot of her son-in-law Lewis Townsend Davis. Although neither a marker nor burial information has been found for her husband, who died in West Union six years earlier, it is likely that his burial was in the same plot. | HARTZEL, Levina (I99579)
|
| 13853 | Death record states burial only as West Union. | FALLON, Michael B. (I87100)
|
| 13854 | Death record states burial only as West Union. | FAULKNER, Timothy (I87431)
|
| 13855 | Death record states burial only as West Union. The presumed location is the former SDB section of Blockhouse Hill Cemetery, where his son and both wives are buried. Headstones are found there for them, but not for him. | BLAND, Benton C. (I58098)
|
| 13856 | Death record states date of death as Jul 17 1941 in Lubeck District of Wood County WV, indicating that he had "accidentally drowned in Ohio River," that he was "found in Ohio River," and that he was "last seen alive Dec 12 1940." | DOAK, Howard Warren (I117497)
|
| 13857 | Death record states death date as Aug 9 1941 at age 92y1m24d, with birth date stated as Jun 14 1849. But immediate family reports his death date as Aug 7 1941, which would also make the age conform with the birth date. Since the death record also states the date of his burial as Aug 8 1941, it is clear that the reported death date is incorrect and should be Aug 7 1941. | HUSK, Absalom (I768)
|
| 13858 | Death record states death date as Jun 19 1924. But her obituary states Jun 16 1924, as does "History of Doddridge County," p. 362. The obituary states that the funeral and interment at South Fork Baptist Church took place on June 18th, with the funeral "car being drawn by four white horses belonging to the sons." | GRAY, Julia Ann Ermina (I15771)
|
| 13859 | Death record states death date as Mar 2 1909, but headstone appears to read Mar 11 1909. | ASH, Peter A. (I80914)
|
| 13860 | Death record states Elkview Cemetery. | WANSTREET, John Thomas (I91358)
|
| 13861 | Death record states her birth date as Mar 12 1858, with age 74y 11m 24d at time of her death on Mar 5 1933. But age 17 stated at time of marriage in Aug 1870 would put birth at about 1853, and 1900 Census states her age as 48 and her birth date as Mar 1852. | MACKIE, Amanda A. (I40469)
|
| 13862 | Death record states his birth as 5 Jun 1896 in Lincoln County. But his birth record shows it as 5 Jun 1898 in Boone County. He was age 2 in the 1900 Census. | MILLER, Arch (I139930)
|
| 13863 | Death record states his birth date as Jan 16 1855. That date and the corresponding age 85 in his obituary are at variance with other records. The 1860 shows his age as 1, and the 1870 Census shows it as 12, in both cases two years younger than sister Rachel. Birth date was given in the 1900 Census as Jan 1860, age 40. | WALLER, Theodore Goff (I21147)
|
| 13864 | Death record states his birth date as Mar 6 1887. | HUSK, Robert Fredrick "Fred" (I836)
|
| 13865 | Death record states July 7 1889, but headstone reads July 9 1889. Age on headstone: 79y 6m 25d. | OGDEN, Elizabeth (I28693)
|
| 13866 | Death record states Oct 11 1940, but headstone reads born and died on Oct 12 1940. | LEGGETT, Larry Edward (I30365)
|
| 13867 | Death record states Oct 29 1918, age 1y 3m 24, but age in 1920 Census would put birth in about 1917. Birth record shows it as Oct 30 1917. | COONTZ, Elizabeth (I60145)
|
| 13868 | death record states only Cornwallis | BRUMMAGE, Onia Elizabeth (I80405)
|
| 13869 | Death record states only Johnstown, W.Va. Burial was presumably in the same Johnstown cemetery as other family members. | WRIGHT, Oren Jr. (I112920)
|
| 13870 | Death record states only that burial was in West Union. But his obituary, which also states that burial was in West Union, specifies that burial was made "by the side of his wife," who had died 19 years before. Henrietta (Smith) Davis is known from her headstone to be buried in the former IOOF Cemetery located at the upper portion of Blockhouse Hill Cemetery. No headstone has been found for Franklin Maxwell Davis. | DAVIS, Franklin Maxwell (I57615)
|
| 13871 | Death record states Pleasant Valley Church Cemetery. | STARCHER, Jacob (I84244)
|
| 13872 | Death record states Polk Creek Cemetery | BUTCHER, George Davis (I5044)
|
| 13873 | Death record states that her date of death was Jan 20 1916. But her obituary, in the Thursday, Jan 20 1916 issue of the West Union Record, states that she died "last Monday morning at 2:15 o'clock," which would put her death date at Jan 17 1916. Her obituary in the Jan 20 1916 issue of the Doddridge County Republican also specifies that she died "at her home at 2:15 Monday morning, Jan. 17, 1916." Her headstone also has the Jan 17 1916 death date. The death record entry is believed to be a clerical error, probably based on the filing date. | ROLLINS, Susan Jane (I32479)
|
| 13874 | Death record, SSDI and other records state birth date as Nov 4 1924. But birth record shows it as Nov 4 1925. Her age in the 1930 Census, enumerated in April, was 5. In the 1940 Census, also enumerated in April, she was 15. | BRADY, Alice Louise (I97494)
|
| 13875 | Death records gives birthplace as Virginia, but son's death record indicates Ohio. | PRUNTY, Samuel (I43612)
|
| 13876 | Death records indicates burial at Coal Fork Cemetery, exact location undetermined. But Findagrave reports burial at Collins Homestead Cemetery in Freed, Calhoun County, headstone not photographed. | VINCENT, Jasper W. (I50623)
|
| 13877 | Death records of both John Randolph Hughes and his wife Victoria incorrectly state burial at Copen Cemetery in Harrison County. Their grave markers are located in Coplin Church Cemetery, near Jarvisville. Copen is in Braxton County. | HUGHES, John Randolph (I72985)
|
| 13878 | Death records of son and daughter state father's birthplace as Pennsylvania, but his 1921 marriage record shows it as Marion County, and his own death record states Wetzel County, WV. | HILEY, Hezekiah H. (I36255)
|
| 13879 | Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency Fulfilling Our Nation's Promise Service Member Sgt KESTER BERNARD HARDMAN Member Profile On May 2, 2024, the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) identified the remains of Sergeant Kester Bernard Hardman, missing from the Korean War. Sergeant Hardman entered the U.S. Army from West Virginia and served in M Company, 3rd battalion, 2nd Infantry Division. By mid-November 1950, U.S. and Allied forces had advanced to within approximately sixty miles of the Yalu River, the border between North Korea and China. On November 25, approximately 300,000 Chinese Communist Forces (CCF) suddenly and fiercely counterattacked after crossing the Yalu. The 2nd Infantry Division, located the farthest north of units at the Chongchon River, could not halt the CCF advance and was ordered to withdraw to defensive positions at Sunchon in the South Pyongan province of North Korea. As the division pulled back from Kunu-ri toward Sunchon, it conducted an intense rearguard action while fighting to break through well-defended roadblocks set up by CCF infiltrators. The withdrawal was not complete until December 1, and the 2nd Infantry Division suffered extremely heavy casualties in the process. Sgt Hardman was captured by enemy forces as his unit made a fighting withdrawal through a series of CCF roadblocks en route from Kunu-ri to Sunchon. He was marched to POW Camp 5 at Pyoktong, North Korea, where he died of illness on April 24, 1951. In 1954, the opposing nations reached an agreement to exchange war dead, the execution of which was known as OPERATION GLORY. As part of this exchange, one set of remains was reportedly recovered from the 1st Marine Division Cemetery at Yudam-ni, on the west bank of the Chosin reservoir. The remains could not be identified at the time and were interred as an unknown in the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific. Investigation by DPAA historians suggests that some returned remains from POW camps, including Camp 5, may have been erroneously associated with the Marine Cemetery. On July 18, 2018, DPAA personnel exhumed these remains for further study. The laboratory analysis and the totality of the circumstantial evidence available established that the remains were those of Sgt Hardman. Sergeant Hardman is memorialized on the Courts of the Missing at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific. His name is also inscribed on the Korean War Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, DC, which was updated in 2022 to include the names of the fallen. https://dpaa-mil.sites.crmforce.mil/dpaaProfile?id=a0Jt00000004oltEAA ============ Press Release | Aug. 16, 2024 Soldier Accounted for from Korean War (Hardman, K.) Washington The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) announced today that U.S. Army Sgt. Kester B. Hardman, 22, of Smithville, West Virginia, killed during the Korean War, was accounted for May 2, 2024. In Dec. 1950, Hardman was assigned to M Company, 3rd Battalion, 38th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division. He was reported missing in action after his unit engaged in intensive combat actions in the vicinity of Sunchon, Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea. Following the armistice in 1953, North Korean forces claimed Hardman died in the spring of 1951 while in captivity at POW Camp 5, on the Pyoktong Peninsula. His remains were not identified during or immediately after the war. Following the war, in 1954, the opposing nations reached an agreement to exchange war dead, the execution of which was known as Operation GLORY. One set of Unknown remains, designated X-13467 OP GLORY, was reportedly recovered from the 1st Marine Division Cemetery at Yudam-ni, D.P.R.K. While most losses interred at Yudam-ni were primarily Marines, several other sets of remains were identified as POWs who had died at Camp 5. Investigators could not identify X-13467 at the time, and they were then sent to Hawaii where they were buried at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, known as the Punchbowl, in Honolulu. In July 2018, DPAA personnel exhumed Unknown Remains X-13467 from the Punchbowl and sent the remains to the DPAA laboratory, for analysis. To identify Hardmans remains, scientists from DPAA used dental and anthropological analysis, as well as chest radiograph comparison and circumstantial evidence. Additionally, scientists from the Armed Forces Medical Examiner System used mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) analysis. Hardmans name is recorded on the Courts of the Missing at the Punchbowl, along with the others who are still missing from the Korean War. A rosette will be placed next to his name to indicate he has been accounted for. Hardman will be buried in Smithville, West Virginia, on a date to be determined. For family and funeral information, contact the Army Casualty Office at (800) 892-2490. To see the most up-to-date statistics on DPAA recovery efforts for those unaccounted for from the Korean War, go to the Korean War Accounting page on the DPAA website at: https://dpaa-mil.sites.crmforce.mil/dpaaFamWebKorean. For additional information on the Defense Departments mission to account for Americans who went missing while serving our country, visit the DPAA website at www.dpaa.mil, find us on social media at www.facebook.com/dodpaa or https://www.linkedin.com/company/defense-pow-mia-accounting-agency. Hardmans personnel profile can be viewed at https://dpaa-mil.sites.crmforce.mil/dpaaProfile?id=a0Jt00000004oltEAA. SOURCE: https://www.dpaa.mil/News-Stories/Press-Releases/PressReleaseArticleView/Article/3808904/soldier-accounted-for-from-korean-war-hardman-k/ | HARDMAN, Kester Bernard (I138716)
|
| 13880 | Delayed birth entry filed in Doddridge Co by uncle, Squire Bond, in 1942 gave birthplace as West Union. But birth records of sons Howard and Henry give her birthplace as Ritchie Co, based on information provided by Eveline Collins, her mother. The latter is thus considered more reliable. | COLLINS, Cindonah "Dona" (I18178)
|
| 13881 | Delayed birth record filed by uncle David C. Owens Jr. on May 4 1943. Reported as the mother's second child. | CORDER, Lelia Mary (I119330)
|
| 13882 | Delayed birth record, filed Oct 3 1944 by her sister Nellie Ball Wigner, states Lucy's birth date as Oct 4 1905, while her death record states it as Oct 4 1906. But marriage and census records all indicate an earlier birth date, about 1902 or 1903. | BALL, Lucy Marie (I63485)
|
| 13883 | Delbert C. Powell's obituary stated that he was a son of T. W. and Martha Powell, but Martha A. Swiger was actually his stepmother. 1910 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (West Union District, Town of West Union), enumerated on Apr 25 1910: Delbert C. Powell, 36, clerk in store, married 3 yrs; wife Maude, 22, married 3 yrs, mother of 2 children (both still living); son Ray C, 1; son (not named), 1 month; sister-in-law Esta Powell, 20, widowed, postal clerk. News item, "West Union Record," Friday, October 20 1911: "GROCERY CHANGES HANDS - The grocery owned by the West Union Store Company, has been purchased by D. C. Powell and R. C. Gray. The goods have been invoiced and the new firm has already taken charge. This has long been one of the leading groceries in the town and has always enjoyed a liberal patronage. No doubt the new managers will keep it up to its past excellent standard and will merit a continuance of the spendid patronage it has enjoyed. The West Union Store Co., which is one of the solid business concerns of the town, will still continue in the dry goods, notions and clothing business, in which line it has been quite successful ever since the foundation of the company. We wish both the firms success." Legal notice, "Doddridge County Republican," Thursday, March 12 1914: "DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP This day by mutual consent, the firm of Powell & Stuck have dissolved partnership. D. E. [sic] Powell succeeding to the business and has assumed all the indebtedness of the said firm of Powell & Stuck and will collect all claims due the firm. West Union, W.Va., Mar. 7, 1914 D. C. Powell R. N. Stuck" 1920 Census, Doddridge County, WV (Town of West Union), enumerated on Jan 5 1920 at 105 Neely Ave: Delbert C. Powell, 45, widowed, merchant & clerk; son Ray C, 11; son Charles, 8; dau Pauline, 5; son Claire, 4yr 2mo. On May 29, 1920, fire destroyed the entire block of businesses on Main Street in West Union. One of those was the D. C. Powell Grocery. | Family: Delbert Columbus POWELL / Maude Elizabeth COLE (F10309)
|
| 13884 | Delbert Leary and Leora Gear married in 1943, divorced at some point, and remarried in 1959. | Family: Delbert Dee LEARY / Leora Mae GEAR (F53661)
|
| 13885 | Delford and Edna (Baker) Britton operated the Doddridge County Poor Farm, which had been in existence as early as the 1880s. When the poor farm system was abandoned in the mid-1950s, the Brittons converted the facility to a nursing home, the Britton Rest Home, which remained in operation for many years in the Sunnyside community. News article, "West Union Herald," Thursday, Mar 26 1953, in its entirety: MR. AND MRS. DEL BRITTON LEASE COUNTY INFIRMARY "Members of the Doddridge County Court have leased the County Infirmary and grounds to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert [sic] Britton, who will operate a rest home for all persons needing care, and will be known as The Britton Rest Home." Deed Book 133, Page 589, at the Doddridge County Clerk's office indicate that the relevant 237 acres on Clay Lick Run of Arnolds Creek were deeded by the County to Edna Britton on July 15, 1960, for a consideration of $12,000, this being the same land deeded to the County Court by John T. Johnston on March 4, 1892. Excepted from the conveyance was "a small tract of land 32 feet by 34 feet now used as an old family graveyard and located on the Southeast side of Route 50 and being the same cemetery reserved in the aforesaid deed from John T. Johnston, et als." Included in the conveyance was a small second adjacent parcel of 60 square poles, which was the same land "conveyed to the County Court of Doddridge County by Wesley Rollins for and on behalf of the Board of Education of Central District, Doddridge County, West Virginia, by deed bearing date the 9th day of October, 1895." The following account is an excerpt from a submission written by Edna Baker Britton for the 1979 "History of Doddridge County, West Virginia," p. 91: "After my Dad's death, we moved in with Mother and lived there two years. We then leased the Doddridge County Infirmary, a 235-acre farm at Sunnyside, where we were caretakers of elderly people. We ran a dairy farm and worked for the Doddridge County Court for 12 years, caring for 127 county patients. The County Infirmary closed in 1953 and was sold at the front door of the County Court House. We bought the farm and began operation of Britton Rest Home, with 32 beds. We cared for 607 patients during the 36 years of operation, with the oldest patient being 101. I joined the West Virginia Nursing Home Assn in 1953 and received 'Better Life Award' from the Assn for the many years of service in caring for sick, handicapped and elderly people. I attended nurses conventions in several states and attended the University at Pittsburgh, Pa., where I received my license as administrator for nursing home. In 1977 the nursing home was closed. "The Sunnyside school house was moved from old Route 50 east of Greenwood Hill down to the Infirmary property in 1934 by Wesley Thomas and Levi Samuel Bee -- it was moved on sled runners with horses. The building was used for workers on the farm to live in. We lived in the schoolhouse building for 24 years after buying the farm. After the nursing home closed, we moved into the large building, and the old schoolhouse is now used for Britton Union Gospel Mission Church." The building that was the rest home was razed after its closure, but the property is still the location of the Britton Mission Gospel Church. Over the years, approximately thirty of the poor farm's residents were buried in a makeshift cemetery on the property. Also located on a hill overlooking the property is a small, more proper cemetery containing the graves of Addison A. Johnston (1811-1855), the farm's original owner, and several members of his family. An overview of the County Poor Farm system in West Virginia can be found at: http://www.wvencyclopedia.org/articles/1649 http://www.poorhousestory.com/poorhouses_in_west_virginia.htm References to the Doddridge County Poor Farm, also called the County Infirmary, can be found in numerous census records and news items over the years. In 1900, the manager of the County Poor Farm was George W. Britton Jr. (1856-1935): 1900 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Central District), enumerated on Jun 20 1900: George W. Britton, Head of Household and Manager, 43, b. Oct 1856, occup farmer, married 20 yrs; wife Cassa A. Britton, 47, b. May 1853, mother of 3 children (all still living); son Porter M. Britton, 19, b. Mar 1881; dau Zelphia M. Britton, 17, b. Oct 1882; son Orestes G. Britton, 15, b. Apr 1885; inmate Nancy J. Clark, 70, b. Aug 1829, single; inmate Sarah Terry, 58, b. Dec 1841, widowed, mother of 1 child (still living); Julia Claybourne, 34, b. Apr 1866, married 15 yrs, mother of 8 children (3 still living); inmate Olga Hitt, 1, b. Jul 1898; inmate Manza Davis (male), 50, b. Jan 1850, single; inmate Robert Swan, 45, b. Apr 1855, single; inmate John Wright, 18, b. May 1882, single; boarder Arthur C. Britton, 24, b. Nov 1875, single, occup teacher. (Note: Though not labeled as such, the location is known to be the County Poor Farm, which later became the Britton Rest Home. Boarder Arthur C. Britton was George Britton's nephew, the son of his brother Lewis. Inmate Olga Hitt was raised by George & Cassa Britton as their daughter. They were identified as her parents in her obituary, but she was not listed as a surviving child in George's obituary. Inmate Sarah Terry is probably Sarah Elliott, dau of Jacob Elliott & Barbara S. Lowther, widow of William Terry, who had sons Benjamin and Thomas Elliott out of wedlock before having daughter Mary Terry. Inmate Julia Claybourne is Julia A. Stull, who married (1st) Clinton W. Claybourn in 1885, (2nd) James S. McNemar in 1904, (3rd) George M. D. Wells in 1908, (4th) Porter M. Prunty in 1909, (5th) George W. Maxwell in 1922; she was last found in the 1930 Census of Pennsboro.) In 1910, the manager of the Doddridge County Poor Farm was William Henry Cottrill (1851-1942): 1910 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Central District), enumerated on May 6 1910: William H. Cottrill, 58, manager of County Farm, married 26 yrs (2nd marriage); wife Joanna, 50, married 26 yrs (1st marriage), mother of 8 children (all still living); dau Nellie B, 15; son Elden, 12; son William B, 9. The remaining six persons enumerated in the household were identified as being "inmates" of the County Home, with no familial relationship indicated: Rebeckah Backus, 93, single; Mary Fox, 58, single; George W. Snyder, 81, widowed; Err Davis, 70, married; Mansfield Davis, 61, single; Letcher Kellerman, 58, single. Local news items, "West Union Herald," Thursday, Oct 28 1915, pertaining to Hezekiah Wesley "Wes" Thomas (1848-1931): "H. W. Thomas, Superintendent of the county Infirmary, made a trip to Clarksburg Sunday." Local news item, "West Union Herald," Thursday, Jan 25 1917, pertaining to Ephraim H. Bee (1874-1955): "The court appointed E. H. Bee overseer Superintendent of the County Infirmary for the term of one year from the first day of April, 1917, at the price of $400.00, and the said E. H. Bee entered into a contract to perform said work and gave a bond as required by law in the penalty of $500, with H. L. Hammond and J. Benton Swiger, security." In 1920, the manager or a supervisor at the County Poor Farm appears to have been William Samuel "Sam" Cowman (1872-1944): 1920 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Central District), enumerated on Jan 12 1920: Head of household (corrected from "Supt. Inf.") William S. Cowman, 48, occupation farmer at infirmary; wife Rebecca A, 46; dau Gertie, 22; son Lg, 15, occupation farmer at county farm; inmate Mary V. Terrel, 68, single, cannot read/write; inmate Anna B. Hitt, 45, single, blind; inmate Anna M. Lipscomb, 33, widowed; inmate Buster Lipscomb, 8; inmate Jessie Lipscomb (male), 5; inmate Grant Lipscomb, 2y 9m; inmate Dollie Lipscomb, 10; inmate Carl B. Knight, 19, occupation farmer at county farm. (NOTE: Although not labeled as such, it appears that this is an enumeration of the County Poor Farm, which was located on old Route 50 at Sunnyside, and which was later replaced by the Britton Rest Home and the Britton Gospel Mission Church.) In 1930, the head of the Doddridge County Infirmary was Laban Bennett (1874-1946): 1930 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Central District), enumerated on Apr 25 1930 at the Doddridge County Infirmary: Head of household Laban Bennett, 53, b. WVa, farm manager; wife Stella B, 50, b. WVa. The remaining 19 people were identified as Inmates, all born in West Virginia, with one exception as noted: Nelson Jones, 82, widowed; Alex L. Martin, 79, divorced, farm laborer; William Reed, 76, married; Floyd Leatherman, 76, divorced; Edward Piggott, 75, b. Ohio, widowed; Christina Barker, 79, divorced; Saphrona Williams, 62, single, chamber maid; Anna Hitt, 57, single, dish washer; Susan McCloy, 78, widowed; Adaline Hughs, 71, widowed; Blanch Rucker, 42, widowed, occupation laborer at house work; Ethel Rucker, 14; Myrl Rucker, 12; Howard Rucker, 10; Dorsey Rucker, 8; Clarence Rucker, 6; Cecil Rucker, 4; Ellen Rucker, 1 yr 11 mo; Jasper N. Cottrill, 11. In 1940, the supervisor of the County Infirmary was Flossie M. (Griffin) Rhoads (1910-1994): 1940 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Central District), enumerated on May 20 1940 at the County Infirmary on U.S. Route 50: Leon P. Rhodes [sic; should be Rhoads], 24, teamster, resided 1935 in West Union; wife Flossie M, 29, infirmary supervisor, resided 1935 in Parkersburg; sister [sic; should be sister-in-law] Irene O. Griffin, 23, single, housework, resided 1935 in West Union. The remaing nine persons enumerated were inmates (misspelled intimates) without occupation: John S. Ball, 51, single, resided 1935 in same house Alexander Martin, 82, widowed, resided 1935 in same house George W. Long, 71, single, resided 1935 in same house Porter Prunty, 72, married, resided 1935 in same house Friendly W. Williams, 82, widowed, resided 1935 in Morgansville, Doddridge Co Anne B. Hitt, 70, 70, single, resided 1935 in same house Sophronia Williams, 71, single, resided 1935 in same house Flora Hinkle, 80, widowed, resided 1935 in Jane Lew, Harrison Co Joseph C. Gallien, 78, widowed, resided 1935 in New Milton NOTE: All born in West Virginia except for George Long, born in Illinois. | Family: Delford BRITTON / Edna Rena BAKER (F22031)
|
| 13886 | Delila J. Foltz Jarvis Birth: 1837 Union County Pennsylvania, USA Death: Mar. 4, 1895 Knox County Missouri, USA Daughter of Joseph Foltz and Mary Nancy West. Married Lorenzo D. Jarvis, married between 1860 and 1870 in Knox County, Missouri. ~~~~~~~ KNOX CITY, MISSOURI. Knox City, Mo., March 8.After long years of sickness (and the last eighteen months being bedfast) Mrs. Jarvis died on Monday last. The Quincy Daily Journal Quincy, Illinois Saturday, March 09, 1895; Page: 6 ~~~~~~~ 1860 United States Federal Census Name: Delila J Faltz [Delila J Foltz] Age: 23 Birth Year: abt 1837 Gender: Female Birth Place: Pennsylvania Home in 1860: Benton, Knox, Missouri Post Office: Millport and Colony Household Members: Name Age Joseph Faltz 51 Mary Faltz 48 Delila J Faltz 23 Joseph H Faltz 21 Sarah A Faltz 19 John Faltz 17 Andrew Faltz 15 Thomas P Faltz 13 Jerome Faltz 10 1870 United States Federal Census Name: Delilia J Jarvis Age in 1870: 34 Birth Year: abt 1836 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1870: Jeddo, Knox, Missouri Gender: Female Post Office: Edina Household Members: Name Age Delilia J Jarvis 34 Mary I Jarvis 8 Sarah M Jarvis 7 Louisa E Jarvis 5 George J Jarvis 4 Charles Jarvis 6/12 1880 United States Federal Census Name: Delilah Jarvis Age: 43 Birth Year: abt 1837 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1880: Myrtle, Knox, Missouri Race: White Gender: Female Relation to Head of House: Self (Head) Marital Status: Widowed Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania Mother's Birthplace: Pennsylvania Occupation: Keeping House Household Members: Name Age Delilah Jarvis 43 Mary Jarvis 18 Sarah Jarvis 17 Louiza Jarvis 15 George Jarvis 13 Family links: Parents: Joseph Foltz (____ - 1877) Mary Foltz (1811 - 1900) Spouse: Lorenzo D Jarvis (1828 - ____)* Children: Mary Isabelle Jarvis (1861 - 1942)* Sarah Margaret Jarvis (1863 - 1946)* Olive Jarvis Luker (1864 - 1927)* George Jerome Jarvis (1866 - 1951)* Siblings: Delila J. Foltz Jarvis (1837 - 1895) Thomas J. Foltz (1847 - 1929)* Jerome Foltz (1850 - 1885)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Knox City Cemetery Knox City Knox County Missouri, USA Created by: Pam Witherow Record added: Dec 26, 2015 Find A Grave Memorial# 156389774 | FOLTZ, Delila J. (I116250)
|
| 13887 | Denny Ford Lamm served as mayor of Anmoore for 14 years and on the City Council for ten years. He had also served on the Board of Directors of Pop Warner Football and was formerly manager of the Anmoore Little League. He received an honorary degree from Alderson-Broaddus College's University of Hard Knocks. | LAMM, Denny Ford (I18074)
|
| 13888 | Denver Owen Henline VVeteran Birth: 14 Mar 1925 Death: 5 Dec 1994 (aged 69) Burial: Freeman-Coleman Cemetery, West Union, Doddridge County, West Virginia, USA Memorial #: 68245400 Family Members Parents Coy Clarence Henline 1888-1981 Audra Ella Reip Henline 1903-1983 Spouse Doris A. Williams Henline 1930-2020 Siblings Burlen C. "Bud" Henline 1924-2015 Ernestine Rose Henline Hagy 1926-2014 Children Matthew DeWayne Henline 1956-2023 Created by: PreacherJames (47284795) Added: 2011-04-11T20:08:12.000Z URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/68245400/denver_owen-henline | HENLINE, Denver "Owen" (I140238)
|
| 13889 | Dependents: Wife, three children, mother. | CRISS, William Albert (I113165)
|
| 13890 | Deptelbach | APFELBACHER, Anna Marie (I19511)
|
| 13891 | Dervel, Brittany | ___, Sarah (I44937)
|
| 13892 | Dervel, Brittany | ___, Sarah (I44937)
|
| 13893 | DeSales Nursing Home | QUEEN, Joyce May (I18028)
|
| 13894 | Descendant John William Nutter reports birth as ca 1735, location unknown. | GOODWIN, Sarah (I8660)
|
| 13895 | Descended from Samuel Maddox, who arrived in St. Marys County, Maryland from Europe in about 1665. | MADDOX, Matthew (I15478)
|
| 13896 | Described as "idiotic" | ROSS, John S. (I31607)
|
| 13897 | Designated as being maimed, crippled, bedridden or otherwise disabled. | BAKER, Dixon (I81791)
|
| 13898 | Despite having to drop out of Broadway Junior High School to support his family, Bob Cross had a long and successful career in the transit industry. His career began at the City Lines of West Virginia in Clarksburg, WV. He went on to manage the mass transit systems in Fort Worth, TX, Atlanta, GA, Hartford, Conn., and Rochester, NY. He retired and returned to Clarksburg in 1989. | CROSS, Robert Eugene (I31041)
|
| 13899 | Despite her Dec 1909 marriage, Hattie was listed with her family as an unmarried daughter in the 1910 Census, enumerated on May 7th. | LOAR, Hattie E. (I25310)
|
| 13900 | Despite the double-R spelling of his last name on his headstone, all other records have the spelling as Perine, with just one R. It is surmised that he adopted the double-R spelling at some point, as his children seem generally to have had that form of the name, although his obituary preserved the single-R form for himself and all others. The double-R spelling was also used in his wife's obituary in Dec 1979. | PERINE, John Hiram (I14037)
|