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Matches 14,651 to 14,700 of 23,923
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| 14651 | Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing Debora Ross Long. | Source (S1057)
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| 14652 | Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing descendant David M. Scott, Harrisville, WV. | Source (S1065)
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| 14653 | Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing descendant David M. Scott, Harrisville, WV. But Minnie Kendall Lowther puts marriage in 1850. | Source (S1345)
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| 14654 | Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing Family Tree Maker, World Family Tree, Vol 5, Tree #1821. | Source (S1066)
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| 14655 | Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing Family Tree Maker, World Family Tree, Vol 7, Tree #3550. | Source (S1031)
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| 14656 | Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing Family Tree Maker, World Family Tree, Vol 7, Tree #3550. Birth year conforms to age 21 given at 1858 marriage, identified then as son of Joseph I. Vincent. | Source (S979)
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| 14657 | Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing headstone reading. | Source (S1043)
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| 14658 | Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing Jacob's obituary in the Rushville Times of May 7 1891. Obituary stated Jacob was youngest of 11 children, was orphaned young, moved to Illinois in 1857, and was survived by 3 of his 6 children. | Source (S1060)
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| 14659 | Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing Jim Comstock's "Hardesty's West Virginia Counties, Doddridge, Marion, Upshur, Wetzel," Vol 2 (Richmond, WV, 1973). | Source (S996)
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| 14660 | Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing Jim Comstock's "Hardesty's West Virginia Counties, Doddridge, Marion, Upshur, Wetzel," Vol 2, gives death date as either Sep 18 1869 or Sep 30 1885. | Source (S1030)
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| 14661 | Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing Kathy R. Barnes Peters and Barbara Brown. | Source (S1023)
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| 14662 | Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing Olive Toland and advising that the exact date is either Oct 3 or Oct 30 1844. | Source (S1339)
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| 14663 | Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing Olive Young Toland. | Source (S1042)
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| 14664 | Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing William Earnest Kerr. | Source (S1002)
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| 14665 | Gaylene Kerr Banister. Birth year based on age in 1850 Census of Barbour Co. But records of Kathy R. Peters have Sarah's birth as 1803. | Source (S1056)
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| 14666 | Gemmingen | HARDMAN, Joseph Michael II (I139679)
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| 14667 | Gen. Moses Cleaveland was a lawyer, politician, soldier and surveyor from Connecticut who founded the city of Cleveland, Ohio, while surveying the Western Reserve in 1796. He studied law at Yale University, graduating in 1777. That same year, with the American Revolutionary War in progress, he was commissioned as an ensign in the 2nd Connecticut Regiment of the Continental Army. In 1779 he was promoted to captain of a company of "sappers and miners" (combat engineers) in the newly formed Corps of Engineers. He resigned from the army on June 7, 1781 and started a legal practice in Canterbury. There are several theories as to how the place once called Cleaveland became known as Cleveland. The most popular is that the printer of a new newspaper in 1830 found the name too long to fit the masthead, so omitted the "a" from the first syllable to shorten the name to the Cleveland Advertiser. The spelling was promptly adopted by the public. | CLEAVELAND, Moses (I77086)
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| 14668 | Gene Wright retired from Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. in 1997, after an illustrious 25-year career, where he launched every new network including Superstation TBS and CNN. He served as Corporate Vice President of Engineering from 1979 until his retirement. | WRIGHT, Eugene Blair "Gene" (I2547)
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| 14669 | general delivery | HICKMAN, Earl "Bud" Jr. (I34169)
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| 14670 | Geneva Addition | REED, Marcus Otto (I16433)
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| 14671 | George Ashcraft Birth: Jun. 19, 1844 Death: Mar. 3, 1926 Doddridge County West Virginia, USA Family links: Spouse: Eliza Heldreth Ashcraft (1847 - 1927) Burial: Ashcraft Cemetery <<==== ?? Doddridge County West Virginia, USA Maintained by: Find A Grave Originally Created by: Human Record added: Aug 09, 2015 Find A Grave Memorial# 150399042 | SWIGER, Charles Garrett (I75323)
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| 14672 | George Belcher Gaston founded the town of Tabor, Iowa in 1852 and Tabor College. He was "first identified as a young farmer with a missionary spirit. He lived near Oberlin, Ohio. So intense became his mission zeal that he obtained a commission under the American Board of Missions to work among the Pawnee Indians in a territory that later became Nance County in Nebraska. He worked among the Pawnees four years.... When his wife was taken ill, they returned to Ohio, and he became more closely acquainted with Oberlin's history. He conceived the plan of developing a similar community with its colony patterned after Oberlin College. His idea led to its reality...." Enlisting the aid of Deacon Samuel H. Adams and Rev. John Todd (who left a ministry in Clarksfield, Ohio), they and their families took out claims for the town in April 1852. The terrain led them to name the town "Tabor," after the Biblical name of Mount Tabor, a mountain near Nazareth. George B. Gaston's plan for a college was soon put into motion, and Tabor College's first incarnation, Tabor Literary Institute, opened on Nov 3 1857. Meanwhile, the area had come to the attention of John Brown, the famous abolitionist. Born in Connecticut in 1800, Brown moved to New York in 1849 to promote his abolitionist ideas. In 1857, he moved to Kansas, where five of his sons had moved the year before. Continuing his abolitionist mission, Brown became involved in kidnapping and smuggling slaves across the border into Nebraska and Iowa. "With his 'underground railroad' functioning, Brown left Kansas. Brown became aware that the settlers of Tabor were sympathetic to his cause. He also viewed Tabor's location as close-by to set up a station from which smuggled slaves could be relayed to Canada.... John Brown, often accompanied by his four sons, frequently came to Tabor. There were some occasions in which he would remain in town weeks at a time." The home of George B. Gaston was among those in Tabor where John Brown was entertained and that Brown and his associates used for slave hideaways. When George's sister Emala and her husband Julius Hume died at early ages, George and his wife Maria took in Emala's young son Loren and raised him as their son. In July 1925, George B. Gaston's son Alexander Cummings Gaston wrote a 3-1/2 page typewritten manuscript entitled "An Account of the Journey of the G. B. Gaston Family from Ohio to Southwestern Iowa, and Something of their Life in Civil Bend and Tabor in the Early Days." A short addendum was subsequently provided by Alexander's daughter Cora Gaston Rice, based on stories of those times related to her by her father. www.doddridgecountyroots.com/register/13678_JourneyOfGeorgeBelcherGastonFamilyFromOhioToIowa.pdf | GASTON, George Belcher (I13559)
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| 14673 | George Buff's age and implied year of birth vary widely among the various censuses. The 1900 Census shows it as Oct 1869, while the date on his headstone is 19 Oct 1874. But his birth record states that he was born as George Booff on 21 Oct 1870 in Camden Co, New Jersey, son of Joseph and Catherine. | BUFF, George Joseph (I83382)
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| 14674 | George Dallas Ashburn Birth: 17 Dec 1911 West Union, Doddridge County, West Virginia, USA Death: 21 Dec 1954 (aged 43) Big Spring, Howard County, Texas, USA Burial: Sunset Memorial Gardens, Odessa, Ector County, Texas, USA Plot: Love, 54, 2 Memorial #: 129996058 Bio: WWII Draft Registration George Dallas Ashburn born: 17 Dec 1911 West Union, WV living in Crane, TX on 16 Oct 1940 who will know address: Mr. Joseph Bruce Ashburn, father Texas, County Marriages George Ashburn & Bethel Harding, married 14 Sep 1934 Crane Methodist Church in Crane, TX Texas Death Certificate: George Dallas Ashburn, orn: 17 Dec 1954 (sic) WV; died: 21 Dec 1954 Big Spring, Howard, TX; married; parents: Bruce Ashburn & Grace L Dodson both born WV; burial Sunset Memorial Gardens (removal 12/22/54) Family Members Spouse Bethel Maretta Harding Ashburn 1911-1988 Created by: Susan (47599474) Added: 18 May 2014 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/129996058/george-dallas-ashburn | ASHBURN, George Dallas (I134362)
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| 14675 | George H. Thomas's obituary states that he was buried "at family cemetery some miles back from old homestead." Footstone markers with the initials of George H. Thomas and his wife Sarah are found at Sigler Cemetery. The markers have no dates. It is unclear how Sigler Cemetery got its name. Thomas Bond (1792-1862) refers to it as the Adam Thomas Grave Yard in his 1862 will. Thomas Bond owned the land and left it to his son George Bond and Tobias Moore. | THOMAS, George H. (I40274)
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| 14676 | George Lewis Brown and Martha Lucille Bailey Brown died in a fire that was set to their home during the night by an 18-year-old boy while they were sleeping. They had two children. | Family: George Lewis BROWN / Martha Lucile BAILEY (F13833)
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| 14677 | George W Duty in the 1910 United States Federal Census Name: George W Duty Age in 1910: 42 Birth Year: abt 1868 Birthplace: West Virginia Home in 1910: Meade, Tyler, West Virginia Race: White Gender: Male Relation to Head of House: Head Marital Status: Widowed Father's Birthplace: West Virginia Mother's Birthplace: West Virginia Native Tongue: English Occupation: Blacksmith Industry: Own Shop Employer, Employee or Other: Own Account Home Owned or Rented: Rent Farm or House: House Able to Read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age George W Duty 42 Lula Duty 12 Fonda Duty 9 Esta Duty 7 Iula Duty 4 Lenard Jones 27 Alma Jones 25 Rawley Jones 2 | DUTY, George S. (I83082)
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| 14678 | George W. Nutter and his married siblings appear to have been unumerated twice in this census, once in their own household and also in that of their parents and other siblings in Elk District, Barbour County. | NUTTER, George W. (I115112)
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| 14679 | George's Run, per her obituary. | SPENCER, Mary Faye (I131011)
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| 14680 | Georgia Alice Childers was the niece of Susan Childers, wife of Lanus Prunty's brother Isaac. | Family: Lanus PRUNTY / Georgia Alice CHILDERS (F31948)
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| 14681 | Georgia Death Index states death date as Mar 2 1992, but SSDI shows it as Mar 3 1992. | GASTON, Jeb Stuart Jr. (I36837)
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| 14682 | Georgia May Garrison was a year-and-a-half old when her mother died of tuberculosis. Georgia was then raised by her mother's sister, Elizabeth L. M. Garrison Hufford. | GARRISON, Georgia May (I13928)
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| 14683 | German birth and baptism records show that Anna Maria Ruppert was born on Sep 1 1840 and baptized Sep 6 1840 in Katholisch, Westhofen, Rheinhessen, Hesse-Darmstadt. Since there is no record that she immigrated with her parents in 1841, we must conclude that she had already died in Germany or died aboard the ship. | RUPPERT, Anna Maria (I105769)
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| 14684 | German marriage records show that Jacobus Antonius Ruppert married Catharina Weimbach on Oct 7 1833 in Katholisch, Westhofen, Rheinhessen, Hesse-Darmstadt. | Family: Jacob Anton RUPPERT / Catharine WEIMBACH (F10936)
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| 14685 | German records show that she was born on Sep 24 1839 in Katholisch, Westhofen, Rheinhessen, Hesse-Darmstadt. Baptized Sep 29 1839. | RUPPERT, Catharina (I105768)
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| 14686 | Gilmer Station | MCNEMAR, Philip James (I29128)
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| 14687 | Gilmer Station | WILDMAN, Henry Lewis (I41231)
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| 14688 | GLADYS AMELIA COOPER Gladys Amelia Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. (sic) W. Cooper, passed away at her home on Block House hill, Saturday, October 26, after a brief illness of influenza, aged 16 years, 2 months, and 21 days. She leaves father, mother, two sisters and two brothers to mourn her loss. The death of this young lady is sad indeed, as the whole family, except the father, are confined to their home with influenza. She was a good, kind, loveable girl and was highly respected by all who knew her. Funeral services were conducted at 3 p.m. by Rev. G. W. Burdette, of the local U.B. church, at the Ruley cemetery, in charge of A. J. Osborn, funeral director. The good people of West Union and Arnolds Creek have shown their loyalty to these good people by able assistance and kindness during their sad trial. West Union Herald Thursday, 31 Oct 1918 | COOPER, Gladys Amelia (I122797)
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| 14689 | Glamorganshire | DAVIS, William (I37783)
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| 14690 | Glanlais, Llangathen, Carmarthenshire | GIVILLIAN, Eve Verch (I44989)
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| 14691 | Glenn L. Cottrille Birth: 11 Apr 1902 Death: 5 Jun 1981 (aged 79) Burial: Herndon Chapel Cemetery, Parkersburg, Wood County, West Virginia, USA Memorial #: 42293986 Family Members Parents Curtis Adelbert Cottrill 1864-1942 Spouse M. Kathryn Cottrille 1922-1993 Siblings Guy Oscar Cottrill 1891-1929 Claude Columbus Cottrille 1895-1985 Esta Lee Cottrill Bailey 1907-1999 Lester Beryl Cottrill 1912-1985 Children Robert Lyndal Cottrill 1926-1990 Larry Delbert Cottrille 1947-2014 Created by: Judy Mayfield (46636512) Added: 2009-09-23T12:53:54.000Z URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/42293986/glenn_l_cottrille | COTTRILLE, Glenn L. (I138421)
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| 14692 | Glenwood Park Methodist Nursing Home | HARVEY, Hobart McKinley (I127775)
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| 14693 | Goldie Genevieve Greathouse was named Goldie Genevieve by her parents, but she moved to Canada following her divorce and changed her name to Clarice Greathouse. | GREATHOUSE, Goldie Genevieve (I15633)
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| 14694 | Good Conduct Medal, World War II Victory Ribbon, American Theater Ribbon, Distinguished Unit Badge, European African Middle Eastern Ribbon and Asiatic Pacific Theater Ribbon. | RICHARDS, Carroll Junior (I86671)
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| 14695 | Goose Run | KEYS, Edward Marshall (I36041)
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| 14696 | Gordon and Jean were in the process of getting a divorce. The day before the divorce was to be final, Gordan was killed in a plane crash. Jean went back to her maiden name of Zobrist. | Family: Gordon Alfonso ZELLER / Jean Gaston ZOBRIST (F2876)
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| 14697 | Grace Runyon was the first of Daniel Cooper's six wives. He was the father of ten children. | COOPER, Daniel (I3230)
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| 14698 | Graceland East Memorial Park and Mausoleum | COMPTON, Kate Evelyn (I36816)
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| 14699 | Gracie Jane Nicholson Law Hoy Birth: May 17, 1894 Coldwater Doddridge County West Virginia, USA Death: Aug. 21, 1968 Vienna Wood County West Virginia, USA Daughter of Sherman and Cora (Dennison) Nicholson. She married Lewie G. Law on 14 Jul 1912. She later married Heber Hoy on 10 Oct 1956. Source: WV Certificates of Death and Marriage, Wood County, WV, WV Marriages Index on ancestry.com. Family links: Parents: Sherman William Nicholson (1869 - 1929) Cora Florence Dennison Nicholson (1873 - 1957) Spouses: Lewie Goff Law (1891 - 1949) Heber Hoy (1884 - 1970) Children: Harold V. Law (1913 - 1996)* Orville Garnett Law (1916 - 2003)* Glen Edson Law (1918 - 1968)* Thelma Law McPherson (1922 - 2014)* Maynard Donzel Law (1928 - 2003)* Siblings: Gracie Jane Nicholson Law Hoy (1894 - 1968) Autie Edson Nicholson (1896 - 1973)* Harley H. Nicholson (1899 - 1975)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Mount Olivet Cemetery Parkersburg Wood County West Virginia, USA Created by: Mary Record added: Sep 14, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 76507173 | NICHOLSON, Gracie Jane (I95139)
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| 14700 | Graduate of Doddridge County High School (1945) and attended Salem College, Salem, WV, 1945-46. Worked for two years in the office of the Ford garage in West Union. Upon her marriage to Armand Brown in 1946, she moved to Youngstown, Ohio, where Armand's family had moved from West Union while he was overseas during World War II. From 1962 to 1974, she worked as cashier and office worker for A&P food stores in Youngstown and vicinity. In June 1974, with Armand's heart problems preventing him from continuing his job with A&P in Youngstown, they returned to Doddridge County, moving into the house on Oxford Road, at Cabin Run, where Geneva had lived with her family for about five years prior to her marriage. From then until his death in 1985, Armand and Geneva operated what had been her parents' small grocery store adjacent to the family home, changing the name from Gaston's Grocery to Brown's Grocery. With her brother Sam, Geneva was a driving force and principal compiler of this genealogy. | GASTON, Geneva Pauline (I2)
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