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| 14751 | Had no children. | GASTON, John (I3038)
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| 14752 | Had six children, two boys and four girls. | Family: Mearl Wayman INGHRAM / Florence O. HUSK (F647)
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| 14753 | Had three daughters. | Family: Joseph GASTON / Margaret CALDWELL (F14477)
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| 14754 | Had twelve children. Rode on horseback from Pennsylvania to Clark County, Ohio before her marriage to Enoch King. | GASTON, Martha (I3455)
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| 14755 | Had two children and four grandchildren. | PERINE, Virginia May (I19305)
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| 14756 | Hadsel Lee Smith Birth: 9 Sep 1930 West Union, Doddridge County, West Virginia, USA Death: 17 Mar 2023 (aged 92) Perrysburg, Wood County, Ohio, USA Burial: Fort Meigs Cemetery, Perrysburg, Wood County, Ohio, USA Memorial #: 241813396 Family Members Parents Moses William Smith Jr 1887-1988 Anna Maude Heflin Smith 1895-1997 Spouse Geraldine Anna "Gerri" Rickerd Smith 1930-2014 Siblings Mrs Ruth Ellen Smith Nutter 1923-2006 Moses Benjamin "Ben" Smith 1929-1963 Half Siblings Ruby L. Smith 1907-1912 Ada Pearl Smith Heflin 1911-2011 Created by: K.Arthur (49328055) Added: 2022-07-20T01:01:24.000Z URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/241813396/hadsel-smith | SMITH, Hadsel Lee (I19887)
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| 14757 | Hal Hatcher gives name as Mary A. King. | KING, Mary Gleason (I9549)
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| 14758 | Half-sisters Oletta Nutter and Marshleen Nutter were killed together in a house fire. | Source (S1904)
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| 14759 | Hand-carved inscription on the fieldstone marker reads: "Josiar Hart, the Pap of John G. Hart, died in the yeare of our Lord 1867 May the 17" | HART, Josiar (I316)
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| 14760 | Handwritten birth record has first name spelled "Philip" with one L and has birth on Aug 15 1932. Typed marriage record has named spelled "Phillip" and birth on Aug 15 1931. Social Security Death Index has birth on Aug 15 1932, with name appearing as "P. S. Nicholson." | NICHOLSON, Phillip Sheridan (I19554)
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| 14761 | Handwritten marriage record appears to show age as 20 as of Feb 1 1866, but may actually be 26, which would put birth in about 1839. | LOWTHER, Isaac (I46939)
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| 14762 | Hanna (p. 47) reports birth on unspecified date in 1734. | GASTON, Margaret (I3024)
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| 14763 | Hanna and Anna Reger Gaston report this as the date of birth, rather than baptism. | KER, Elizabeth (I3074)
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| 14764 | Hanna reports death date as about 1806. | GASTON, John (I3327)
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| 14765 | Hanna, in "Ohio Valley Genealogies," p. 41, and Burgess in "Gaston Genealogy," p. 121, state only that this James Gaston was a son of Robert Gaston, who was a son of William Gaston and Olivet Lemon. More recent researchers have shown that this James Gaston married Catherine Creighton and settled in Wayne Co, IL, raising a family of eight children. | GASTON, James (I3361)
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| 14766 | Hanna, in "Ohio Valley Genealogies," p. 41, states that this James Gaston, b. Apr 15 1747, had a son Stephen and several daughters, and that they moved to Ohio in about 1801-02. Burgess, in "Gaston Genealogy," p. 119, reports the same children as Hanna. Neither makes mention of James' wife. "Chester County Heritage History," p. 196, states that this James Gaston married Margaret, that they had a son Stephen and a number of daughters, and that they moved first to Tennessee and later to Indiana Territory. Subsequent research by others, as reported on the LDS familysearch.org website, has revealed the family information found here. | GASTON, James (I3328)
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| 14767 | Hanna, p. 113, incorrectly reports birth date as 1867. | SHOTWELL, Stuart Beebe Jr. (I5679)
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| 14768 | Hanna, p. 40 reports birth date as Aug 29 1739. | GASTON, Margaret (I3324)
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| 14769 | Hanna, p. 43, gives William Gaston's birth/death dates as 1807-1880, but headstone states "died Jan 16 1884 in his 77th year." | GASTON, William (I3477)
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| 14770 | Hanna, p. 45, reports birth date as Apr 12 1763, but age on headstone calculates to a birth date of Apr 2 1763. | GASTON, William (I3699)
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| 14771 | Hanna's "Ohio Valley Genealogies," p. 41, reports birth date as Jul 23 1755. Jane Farrell Burgess, in "The Gaston Genealogy," pp. 87 & 96, provides conflicting birth dates of 1755 and Jul 10 1757. Bill Gaston, http://home.mindspring.com/~bgaston2/, reports birth date as Jan 13 1761. Age 82y 6m 2d on headstone calculates to a birth date of July 10 1855. But William Gaston's birth date accepted by the DAR is July 10 1757. | GASTON, William (I3360)
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| 14772 | Hanna's "Ohio Valley Genealogies," p. 41, reports that Alexander Gaston was killed at the Battle of Hanging Rock, August 1781. But "Heritage History of Chester County, SC," p. 196, states that he contracted smallpox at Wright's Bluff on Black River and died in the home of the McConnell family in 1781. | GASTON, Alexander (I3331)
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| 14773 | Hanna's "Ohio Valley Genealogies," p. 42, states that Alexander Gaston (1750-1840), a great-grandson of the first Irish William, remained in Ireland when his four siblings Joseph (who married Martha Gaston), Robert, Matthew and Jane (who married a Walker) emigrated to America and settled in South Carolina. But it has been reported by some researchers, including Edward H. Couey, a descendant of this Alexander, that he left Ireland in late 1772 with Reverend William Martin's five shiploads of Scottish Presbyterian Covenanters; was granted land on Jan 6, 1773 in present- day York Co, SC; moved to present-day Madison Co, KY by 1787, back to old Abbeville Co, SC by 1797, back to Kentucky after 1800 where he sold his property in 1808, and moved by 1815 to Randolph Co, IL, where he shortly died. Original sources for this information are not known. | GASTON, Alexander (I3786)
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| 14774 | Hanna's "Ohio Valley Genealogies," p. 47, states that Phebe Dickson, daughter of James Dickson & Margaret Gaston, married Uriah Church and had a son Andrew who married Ruth Hall, and they in turn had a daughter Clara who married Horace White and was the mother of Andrew Dickson White. The implication is that Clara's and her father's surname was Church. But that is contradicted by biographical accounts of Andrew Dickson White, which identify his grandfather as Andrew Dickson and his mother as Clara Dickson. Given our limited knowledge of the circumstances, we invite a better informed reader to confirm or refute our speculation that Andrew Dickson was born prior to his mother's marriage to Uriah Church. In "The Autobiography of Andrew Dickson White," the author states that his mother's "father prospered as a man of business, was known as 'Colonel,' and also as 'Squire' Dickson, and represented his county in the State legislature. He died when I was about three years old, and I vaguely remember being brought to him as he lay upon his death-bed. On one account, above all others, I have long looked back to him with pride. For the first public care of the early settlers had been a church, and the second a school. This school had been speedily developed into Cortland Academy, which soon became famous throughout all that region, and, as a boy of five or six years of age, I was very proud to read on the cornerstone of the Academy building my grandfather's name among those of the original founders. ... I was born into a politically divided family. My grandfather, on my mother's side, whose name I was destined to bear, was an ardent Democrat; had, as such, represented his district in the State legislature, and other public bodies; took his political creed from Thomas Jefferson, and adored Andrew Jackson. My father, on the other hand, was in all his antecedents and his personal convictions, a devoted Whig, taking his creed from Alexander Hamilton, and worshiping Henry Clay." | DICKSON, Andrew (I3625)
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| 14775 | Hanna's "Ohio Valley Genealogies," p. 48, contains an apparent misprint, in that it shows a John Gaston (b. 1746) as a son of Alexander (b. 1754), with that John in turn having a son John (b. 1786). Since this is an absolute impossibility, we conclude that the John (b. 1746) was actually meant to be a son of Alexander (b. 1714), which Hanna also shows. Burgess' "The Gaston Genealogy," p. 44, shows a John Gaston born 1/8/1786 to a John Gaston. Taking all this into account, we believe the lineage is correct as we present it. Burgess also shows other children born to a John Gaston in Berkshire Co, MA, in the same general time frame, but there is insufficient evidence to conclude (particularly since we don't know his wife's name) that that was the same John Gaston (b. 1746). Those children and their parents as listed were: Mary, b. 10/20/1774, dau of John & Miriam Gaston (prob the same as Mary, baptized 2/27/1786, dau of John Ghaston); Eunice, b. 11/16/1777, dau of John & Miriam Gaston (prob the same as Eunice, baptized 12/1/1785, dau of John Ghaston); Elizabeth, baptized 12/1/1785, dau of John Ghaston (poss the same as Elizabeth Gaston, b. 4/10/1784, parents not listed); Rachel, baptized 12/1/1785, dau of John Ghaston (poss the same as Rachel Gaston, b. 5/23/1780, parents not listed); Achsah, baptized 12/1/1785, dau of John Ghaston (poss the same as Achsa Gaston, b. 4/6/1782, parents not listed) (another entry shows Achsah Gaston, granddaughter of Dea. John Gaston, adopted by him and his wife and baptized on 7/21/1811); Harvey, b. 1/4/1788, son of John Ghaston; Joseph, b. 11/15/1789, son of John Ghaston; Harriot, b. 7/15/1792, dau of John Ghaston; and Abi, b. 10/16/1794, dau of John Ghaston. | GASTON, John (I3048)
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| 14776 | Hannah M. Ferrell Roberts Birth: Feb. 18, 1836 Death: unknown <<----- Daughter of John and Mary Ferrell. Hannah married Eli Roberts in 1855 in Tyler Co., WV. Family links: Spouse: Eli Roberts (1828 - 1902) Children: Mary C. Roberts (1862 - 1890)* John Roberts (1862 - 1894)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Simpson Cemetery Lonetree Tyler County West Virginia, USA Created by: kellybean Record added: Jul 22, 2015 Find A Grave Memorial# 149633729 | FERRELL, Hannah M. (I113137)
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| 14777 | Hannah Meredith, wife of William Pritchard, was the step-daughter of William's sister Nancy Anne, who married Hannah's widowed father Davis Meredith. | MEREDITH, Hannah (I35653)
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| 14778 | Hardy County (W)VA Deed Book 3, p. 14, has the following entry: "8 Apr 1793; Philip McNamarrow and wife Mary McNamarrow to John McNamarrow, 15 acres for 15 Shillings on Knobly Mountain." This is probably the same Philip McNemar. | MCNEMAR, Philip (I29015)
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| 14779 | Hardy County (W)VA Will Book, Vol 1, p. 174, contains the following entry: "Joseph McNamarrow; Will, 1 Jan 1800 prob 12 Feb 1800. Wife, Elizabeth McNamarrow. Children: John McNamarrow, Bryant McNamarrow, Joseph McNamarrow, Penop ?? McNamarrow, Elizabeth McNamarrow, Frances McNamarrow, Nancy McNamarrow, Philip McNamarrow, Martin McNamarrow, Mary McNamarrow. Exec: wife Elizabeth and son John. Wit: Jos Nevill, Henry Going, William Nevill, Thomas Wheeler." The possibility cannot be discounted that some of the children listed are actually grandchildren. | MCNAMARROW, Joseph (I29009)
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| 14780 | Haroldene was Past Director of Salem Area Chamber of Commerce. She also served as Secretary/Treasurer/Assistant to the General Chairman for the Salem Apple Butter Festival for 31 years | KIMBALL, Haroldene Leona (I91564)
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| 14781 | Harris first moved to Clarksburg as manager of Southern States before eventually gaining employment with West Virginia Farm Credit. He worked as a real estate appraiser for over 20 years in West Virginia. He owned and operated Zinn Appraisal Trails since 2000. | ZINN, William "Harris" (I11175)
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| 14782 | Harrison Co BR 2-198 shows Nannie May Gaston born to George & Rachel in March 1889. Doddridge Co BR 2-123 shows N. May Gaston born to George L. & Rachel on Mar-20-1889. Harrison Co DR 76-10 gives her birth on Mar-20-1889 in W. Va. Her obituary states her birth as Mar 20 1889 in Doddridge Co. | Source (S363)
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| 14783 | Harrison Co Death Record incorrectly states burial location as Jane Lew. But West Virginia State Death Certificate shows it as Parkersburg, and obituary specifies Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Parkersburg. | GASTON, Wade (I1651)
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| 14784 | Harrison County birth records show that he was born there on Aug 10 1891, while a delayed birth record for him in Doddridge County, filed by his sister in 1954, states that he was born there on Aug 9 1891. His World Was II drafft registration states that he was born in Benson, Harrison County, on Aug 9 1891, and his World War II draft regisration also states Harrison County on that date. | SUTTLE, Stephen Clarence (I116891)
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| 14785 | Harrison County death record states burial in Shinnston Cemetery, while death certificate filed at West Virginia archives shows it as Smith Cemetery. | CUNNINGHAM, Mary Alice (I28971)
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| 14786 | Harrison County Death Records states his birth as Aug 19 1881, and headstone shows birth in 1881, but obituary, SSDI, and Joy Gilchrist's Squires Genealogy all give it as Aug 19 1882. | SQUIRES, Andrew Mead (I1618)
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| 14787 | Harrison County Deed Book 27, page 92 and 93: Deed date 27 Aug 1838 from Elias Swiger to Benjamin Yeater ($200) for 419 acres on McElroy Fork of Middle Island Creek. Next to land owned by Israel Allen "on a marked line known in that neighborhood by the name of the Yankey line." On the original line of a survey of 1,000 made for David Griere. "It being part of the same tract of land conveyed to the said Yeater by the heirs of said David Grier." | YEATER, Benjamin (I82998)
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| 14788 | Harrison County Deed Book 27, page 92 and 93: Deed date 27 Aug 1838 from Elias Swiger to Benjamin Yeater ($200) for 419 acres on McElroy Fork of Middle Island Creek. Next to land owned by Israel Allen "on a marked line known in that neighborhood by the name of the Yankey line." On the original line of a survey of 1,000 made for David Griere. "It being part of the same tract of land conveyed to the said Yeater by the heirs of said David Grier." | SWIGER, Elias Jacob (I84120)
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| 14789 | Harrison County WV Marriage Records show that in July 1906, a marriage licence was obtained by George Drain, 19, b. Doddridge Co, res. Harrison Co, son of Sil & Mary L.; and Retha Louisa Drain, 21, of Harrison Co, dau of John Granville & Jane. But there was no return showing that the marriage ever took place. 1930 Census, Harrison Co, WV (Eagle District), enumerated Apr 15 1930 on Lamberts Run Road: George W. Drain, 42, loader in coal mine; wife Rosa V, 42; dau Virginia M, 9; son-in-law Ralph C. Griffith, 22, coal miner; dau Florence F. Griffith, 20; granddau Kathleen D. Griffith, 4y 11m; grandson Ralph C. Griffith, 3y 2m; boarder Paul L. Griffith, 27, married, coal miner. | Family: George Washington DRAIN / Rosa Virginia CUNNINGHAM (F25144)
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| 14790 | Harrison Coutny death records contain two conflicting records for the death of George W. Gallien, son of Samuel and Mary. The one significant difference is the exact date of his death. One record states 14 Feb 1854, and the other 24 Feb 1854. His age is given in both records as 5 years, 4 months, putting his calculated birth date in about Oct 1848. Regardless of the exact date, both records are in conflict with his age 6 given in the 1850 Census, which would put his birth in about 1844. Given his placement among his siblings in that census, the 1844 date appears to be more accurate than 1848. | GALLIEN, George W. (I136940)
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| 14791 | Harrisville-Pullman Road | ASHCRAFT, Ward L. (I50762)
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| 14792 | Harry Glenn Toothman Birth: Mar. 21, 1903 Wetzel County West Virginia, USA Death: Aug. 6, 1944 Columbus Franklin County Ohio, USA Auto mechanic, of 392 East Jeffrey Place, Columbus. Son of Roy Edward and Barbara Lavina (Gatrell) Toothman. He first married Eva Lois, and married secondly on July 14, 1939 to Martha Mable (Swiger) Jones, widow of Newton Jones. She was the daughter of Edmond and Sarah (Ashcraft) Swiger. Burial: Union Cemetery Columbus Franklin County Ohio, USA Plot: Old Cemetery, Section 29, Lot 52, space 2 Created by: Dave Davisson Record added: Jun 11, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 91764409 | Family: Harry Glenn TOOTHMAN / Martha Mabel SWIGER (F49360)
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| 14793 | Harry M. Husk was a retired police officer. After serving his country as a member of the U.S. Navy in Korea, he graduated from the Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy. After serving with the patrol, he was a member of the Austintown Police Department, where he also served as Chief. Harry was then with the Boardman Police Department from 1971 until his retirement in 1990. He had also been an investigator with the Mahoning County Coroners Office. | HUSK, Harry M. (I23779)
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| 14794 | Harry Monroe Smith's great-grandfather, John Henry Smith (Joseph Henry Schmidt), came to Doddridge County with the Diss Debar emigrants and built his cabin on Big Cove Creek in 1853, the same year that Amy Gaston Smith's grandfather, John Smith Gaston, built his cabin on Camp Run, near Summers, in Doddridge County. | SMITH, Harry Monroe (I1428)
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| 14795 | Hartsburg, TX | COX, Carlos Walter (I32564)
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| 14796 | Harvey Lett in the 1950 United States Federal Census Read between the lines Discover the people, places, and context behind the details. Name Harvey Lett Age 35 Birth Date abt 1915 [abt 1915] Gender Male Race White Birth Place West Virginia Marital Status Married Relation to Head of House Head Residence Date 1950 Home in 1950 Cabell, West Virginia, USA Street Name Going West MT Union Road Apartment Number On Right Dwelling Number 154 Farm No Acres Yes Questionnaire Number 52 Occupation Brace Maker Industry Artificial Brace Co Occupation Category Working Hours Worked 40 Worker Class Private Household Members (Name) Age Relationship Harvey Lett 35 Head Garnet G Lett 32 Wife John W Lett 14 Son Gary D Lett 12 Son Max C Lett 11 Son Gerald K Lett 9 Son Jackie L Lett 7 Son | LETT, Gerald Kenneth (I134017)
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| 14797 | Harvey Smith Succumbs to Fatal Stroke March 17, 1946 Harvey Faris Smith, 72 a practicing attorney and a businessman in Clarksburg for the past 49 years passed away at 3:35 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his home, 514 Philippi Street, after having been seriously ill since Wednesday night. Although Mr., Smith had suffered several years from a heart ailment, he continued his legal practice and was active in his business interests until Saturday March 9, when he suffered a ruptured blood vessel in his head. Even after that though he was able to be about his home. Wednesday night, however, he suffered a stroke of paralysis and from that time on no hope was held for his recovery. Mr. Smith devoted a great deal of his time to farming and real estate dealings and at his death was one of the larger real estate owners in Harrison County. His ancestors were early settlers in the West Milford section and at the death Mr. Smith owned the farm given to his family in the original government grant. In his home he keeps a prized plaque telling of the Smith estate, from the time it was given to his family in 1743. The original grant of land was to Thomas Smith, who established the right to it. The farm then went to Watters Smith, the first white child born at West Milford. In successive order, other members of the family who owned the land were Charles Smith and John Alvin Smith. Atty. Smith, a nephew of John Alvin, became owner of the land in 1910. Atty. Smith was born at West Milford July 20, 1873 a son of Thomas M. and Annie Hoff Smith. He attended the public schools at West Milford and at the age of 16 years taught the first two terms of school. This school was the Sand Hill School near the present location of the Country Club. Atty. Smith in 1896 received his A.B. degree from West Virginia University and a year later was graduated with the B. L. degree from Columbia University in Washington D.C., now George Washington University. Immediately after his graduation from law school, Atty. Smith returned to Clarksburg and began his practice. Early in his career he became interested in real estate and farming. He started cattle raising as a hobby and it developed in to an important business with him. At his death Mr. Smith owned and operated three farms on Duck Creek near West Milford and another in West Milford section. He had the hobby of studying genealogical records and had spent considerable sums in following his line of endeavor. Atty. Smith for many years had his law practice on Court Street but for the past few years had maintained and office instead at his residence. He was a member of the American Bar Association and for more than 20 years never missed a session of that group. At one time he served a a national committeeman with the Bar Association. Mr. Smith also belonged to the Commercial Law league of American for the advancement of Science. Thoughout his life he remained active in Phi Sigma Kappa at West Virginia University. On June 17,1903 Mr. Smith married Anita Collins of Pennsboro, a daughter of the late Creed Collins of Ritchie county and Susan Haymond Collins of Harrison county. His wife survives. Also Surviving are a son Collins Haymond Smith of 514 Philippi Street, and a daughter Mrs. Rachel A. Hershey, wife of Harry D. Hershey of Rochester, N.Y. The Smith family was saddened seven years ago by the death of a second son Thomas Harvey "Tommy" Smith, in an airplane flight in Newfoundland. Tommy's body was never found. The father caused widespread searches to be made for the body but without success. Today is Tommy's birthday anniversary. Mr. Smith also leaves a sister Mrs. Floyd E. Morrison of Philadelphia, Pa. A brother Atty. E. G. Smith of Clarksburg died two years ago. John Blackshire Smith a member of the West Virginia Public Service Commission is a nephew and Mrs. R. Turk of New York City is a niece. Mr. Smith was active in Jackson Lodge No. 35 of the American Free and Accepted Masons in Good Hope and later transferred his membership to Clarksburg. He was a 32nd Degree Mason and a Shriner. Although he never held Public office, Mr. Smith during most of his lifetime took an active interest in politics and often stumped" for candidates who he favored. Source: Clarksburg Exponent March 17, 1946 http://www.geo-met.com/tommysmith/harvey.htm | SMITH, Harvey Faris (I76708)
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| 14798 | Having lost one eye by an arrow while still in England, Thomas Paine came to America with his father, settling at the head of Cove in Kesscayogansett, Eastham, now Orleans, Barnstable County, Massachusetts. He built mills and served for many years as deputy. | PAINE, Thomas (I77047)
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| 14799 | Having reenlisted on Jan 4 1864, he was taken prisoner near Petersburg, Va., on Oct 27 1864 in the first Battle of Hatcher's Run. As part of a prisoner exchange, he was paroled at Richmond, Va., on Feb 15 1865; reported at Camp Parole, Md. on same date. Sent to Camp Chase, Ohio (Columbus) on Feb 19 1865, arriving there on Feb 24 1865. He was granted 30 days furlough from Mar 2 to Mar 31 1865. | BEE, William (I52562)
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| 14800 | Havyatt, Rayton, Somerset, England | LYNN, Joseph (I44919)
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