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Matches 15,151 to 15,200 of 23,923
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| 15151 | He was widowed. | Family: Howard C. THOMAS / Anna Della HADLEY (F43088)
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| 15152 | He was widowed. | Family: John Marshall SMITH / Cordelia Ann UNDERWOOD (F45245)
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| 15153 | He was widowed. Her father was the only parent identified in both of her marriage records. | Family: David D. ADAMS / Viretta WILLIAMS (F11031)
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| 15154 | He won many WV State Truck Driving Championships and two National Truck Driving Championships during his career. He was a member of the Pioneer Antique Auto Club and enjoyed restoring and driving his 1913 Ford Model T. | DARNOLD, Daniel Webster "Danny" (I132650)
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| 15155 | He worked at Minners Glass, Judel Glass in Salem, Louie Glass and Glass Works in Weston. | PRATT, Clarence Overly "Toad" (I35427)
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| 15156 | He worked at the Pittsburgh Plate Glass in Stonewood until its closing. He then went on to work at The Brunswick in Clarksburg, and Union Carbide for nearly 10 years. He then went back to Pittsburgh Plate Glass out of Craighton, PA where he then retired with over 30 years of service combined. He also enjoyed working at FADS Car Wash in Nutter Fort following his retirement. He was a former volunteer firefighter with Stonewood Volunteer Fire Department and served as City Councilman for the City of Stonewood. | TERANGO, James A. "Hooker" (I137683)
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| 15157 | He worked at the Workingmans Store in downtown Clarksburg during college, and then a short stint at Sanders Motor Freight in Clarksburg. He then spent 27 years at Allegheny Freight Lines, before eventually retiring from the Harrison County Board of Education. | GAWTHROP, Darrell Warren (I137943)
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| 15158 | He worked at Weirton Steel as a welder for three years in the early part of World War II, and enlisted in the Navy in 1944. He subsequently worked for Fourco's Clearlite facility at Adamston (Clarksburg), WV for 31 years, and he drove the West Union to Auburn mail route for 21 years. He often told stories of the time he "walked down the streets of Tokyo, Japan in 1945 behind Gen. Douglas MacArthur." During his time in the Navy, he served on the USS Chicago and the USS Vicksburg, the latter of which was struck by a Japanese torpedo which did not explode. On his birthday in 1944, he was lowered over the side of the USS Vicksburg to paint the damage done by the torpedo. When he was finished, the other sailors dropped him into the Pacific Ocean as a birthday prank. He made many friends at work and on the mail route and is said to never have met a stranger. He was the fourth-great-grandson of Samuel McLean of Uniontown, PA, who was one of five McLean brothers from York, PA who surveyed the Mason-Dixon Line. | MCCLAIN, Branniard Otis "Jeff" (I27910)
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| 15159 | He worked for CSX Railroad starting in the tunnels at Salem, West Virginia. From there he transferred to Willard, Ohio, where he retired after 38 years as a Car Foreman. | BUNNER, Danny Wayne (I135930)
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| 15160 | He worked for Federal-Mogul Friction Products (Abex) before establishing Heavy Duty Friction Consultant, Inc which he owned and served as President. He was also granted six patents during his life. He was also a race-car driver and defensive driving instructor at Summit Point Motorsports Park in West Virginia. | HUMMEL, Alan Richard "Dick" (I92376)
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| 15161 | He worked for Mike Fresa Coal Mines from 1957-1985, where he went into the mines and saved Ed Longwell during a mine collapse, and received a medal and plaque in his honor. He then went on and worked at Robinson Run Mines from 1985-2002. | DAVIS, Gayle A. (I139271)
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| 15162 | He worked for P & M Oil Company for 13 years, and for Consolidated Gas Company for 20 years as a driller, tool dresser and bailing machine operator from 1969 to 1989. He graduated from Doddridge County High School in 1947. He was a veteran of the United States Army during the Korean Conflict, entering in 1950. He served in the 518th Combat Engineering in Austria and Germany from 1951 to 1952 and was discharged in 1956. | GUM, Brooks Jay (I20007)
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| 15163 | He worked for Republic Fence Co. for 8 years, Pittsburgh Plate Class for 11 years, National Auto for 5 years, W.T. Grant Co. for 5 years, and retired after 15 years with the City of Stonewood as a street worker. He was a lifetime member of the Clarksburg Moose Lodge 52 for 60 years, the West Virginia Horseshoe Pitchers Association for 30 years, WVHPA Hall of Fame in 2001 and the Stonewood Horseshoe Pitchers Association for 32 years. He also played softball, basketball for many years and was an avid sports fan of the New York Yankees, Los Angeles Lakers and the West Virginia Mountaineers. He was a member of the Stonewall United Methodist Church since 1955. | CASEY, Guy Edison (I107895)
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| 15164 | He worked for the US Army Reserves D.D.D./Theta and Allegheny Power in 2004. John then bought Woodson Pallet Company in 2008 which he owned and operated for 10 years before closing and retired from Frontier Communications as a fleet mechanic | WILT, John Edward (I140654)
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| 15165 | He worked for various excavation companies, with Halls LLC of Ellenboro, WV being the most recent. He serviced wells in West Virginia and Ohio for BB&K Oil. | GEORGE, Roger Lee (I8522)
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| 15166 | He worked four years for the Smith Lumber Company before moving to Youngstown, Ohio, where he worked for United Engineering and Foundry Company for over 34 years as a machinist, retiring in 1978. | HICKMAN, Howard Henry (I9580)
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| 15167 | He worked in Goleta with Tracor Aviation, Lucas Aviation, McDonnell Douglas in Long Beach and Lockheed Aircraft Skunk Works Operations. He worked at the Chumash Casino for many years as well. He did many jobs throughout his life to support his family. He was a great car mechanic, contractor, engineer, designer, leadman, bus driver, comedian, imagineer, plumber, electrician, roofer, painter, problem solver and so many more titles. He had a great sense of humor and could recite lines from his favorite movies perfectly. Toy Story, Oh Brother, The Postman and Chicken Little were among his favorites. The Ten Commandments was his recent favorite. He became a Christian and was very strong in God's ways and in his life. He would read his bible when his eyesight allowed and pray daily. He loved to discuss God, the Bible, Jesus Christ's Sacrifice and how God Changed him for the better. His faith was strong. He was Full Immersion Baptized according to Biblical practice and now awaits Resurrection Day. His relationship with God is a wonderful testimony of God's Mercy throughout adversity in one's life. | FERRELL, Robert Allen "Bobby" (I139951)
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| 15168 | He worked in the Oregon shipyards and served in the Army Air Forces during World War II. He graduated from the University of Portland and worked for Freightliner for more than 30 years, including as VP controller and secretary-treasurer. | BEE, Adrian Elmer (I67649)
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| 15169 | He worked on several of the bridges and commercial buildings in the Southern Indiana area. | PIERCE, Jacob Andrew (I137400)
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| 15170 | He worked on the building of Shasta Dam until World War II, when he joined the U.S. Navy, serving on the USS Koiner and the USS Republic. He came to Herlong, Calif., with his wife and children in May 1951. He retired from Sierra Army Depot in 1979. Among others, survived by his grandchildren Dennis Fleming, of Reno, Nev., Brian Eckroat, of Beaverton, Ore., Jennifer Eckroat, of Herlong, Amy Little, of South Boston, Va., and Cortney Stewart, of Copperas Cove, TX; great-grandchildren Joshua and Tasha Fleming, of Reno, Nev., and Savanna and Aubrianna Fisher, of Reno, Nev. Predeceased by his parents, Mae and Dee Chastain, and by a grandson, Steven Fisher. | CHASTAIN, Gayno Robert (I39911)
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| 15171 | He, along with his wife, were among the first EMTs in Ritchie County. https://www.truckdrivingjobs.com/companies/58ef85be5ac7b91087657207 | ANDERSON, James Eugene (I12636)
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| 15172 | Head of household that included his single sisters Sarah and Florence, and a widowed female servant Jane Maze (27, b. Va.) and her son Harvey. We have found no record of John M. Flint after this census. | FLINT, John M. (I140174)
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| 15173 | Head of household with sons George, Lewis Jr, and Eugene. Marital status separated. | CHILDERS, Charles Lewis (I20628)
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| 15174 | Head of household, married, but husband not present. | CAIN, Amelia Frances (I110829)
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| 15175 | Head of household, married, husband not present. | STARKEY, Cora (I86584)
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| 15176 | Head of household, married. Husband not present. | SMITH, Nancy Elizabeth (I98589)
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| 15177 | Head of household, which consisted of herself and her two unmarried brothers, Samuel and Salathiel. | KESTER, Maggie Bird (I140597)
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| 15178 | Headstone - Age at death given as 1y 5m 28d | Source (S416)
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| 15179 | Headstone - Age at death given as 3y 7m 13d, which varies by nine days from the birth/death dates. | Source (S623)
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| 15180 | Headstone - Doddridge County death records incorrectly show Sarah Ann Gaston, daughter of Daniel & N. Gaston, dying on July 6, 1859 at age 12 days. The name of the decedent should have been that of her sister, Hannah E. Gaston. | Source (S227)
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| 15181 | Headstone and death record indicate birth date as Jul 8 1903. | ROSS, William Forrest (I49768)
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| 15182 | Headstone and death record show birth date of Jul 3 1881, but SSDI reports Jul 12 1881. | SWISHER, John Emery (I17828)
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| 15183 | Headstone and death record. Adjacent to the joint headstone for Wade C. and Mae (sic) Gaston, are headstones for sons Robert A. Gaston and George H. Gaston and their wives. | Source (S652)
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| 15184 | Headstone and SSDI indicate death date as Sep 16 2006. But obituary states that she died on Friday, Sep 15 2006, a date that was indeed a Friday. | HUNNICUTT, Hazel E. (I92547)
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| 15185 | Headstone application form incorrectly states burial location as the nearby Masonic Cemetery. | PITTS, Barry Kent (I118901)
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| 15186 | Headstone badly worn and barely readable. Middle initial reported as "B" by "West Union Cemeteries," but as "J" by Findagrave. | JEFFREY, James J. (I97354)
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| 15187 | Headstone birth date is 1846, and age 23 at time of marriage would also put it in 1846. But age 61y 7m 24d given in death record would put birth date at Aug- 8-1845, and age 7 in 1850 Census would put it even earlier, at about 1843. | LAW, William Asa (I54905)
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| 15188 | Headstone birth date is Mar 17 1869. | LOWTHER, Minnie Kendall (I38502)
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| 15189 | Headstone carries the title "Captain," presumably from Revolutionary War. | GASTON, William (I3047)
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| 15190 | Headstone date is 1817. | FORD, Albert H. (I35454)
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| 15191 | Headstone date is 1820. | DAVIS, Rulana (I35455)
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| 15192 | Headstone dates are 1882 - 1936, both at variance with death record. | COWAN, Charles Creed (I126458)
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| 15193 | Headstone dates are 1892 to 1941, but death record specifies born on Oct 19 1883 and died on May 14 1942 at age 58y 6m 25d. Birth date given as Oct 1882. | NUTTER, Jessie Ellen (I17513)
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| 15194 | headstone death date blank | BURKE, Margaret "Maggie" (I47686)
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| 15195 | Headstone death date is Mar 21 1890, but death record states Mar 22 1890. | HUSK, James Carl (I2257)
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| 15196 | Headstone does not have a birth date, but is inscribed with the death date Apr 12 1852, age 82 yrs. | WILLIAMS, Enoch (I111569)
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| 15197 | Headstone for date. Gilmer County West Virginia History 1845-1989 has birth date of Dec 29 1839, in Lewis Co, (W)VA. [p. 54] | Source (S185)
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| 15198 | Headstone for Lula Tate Simpson at Archbold Cemetery has dates 1880-1918. But she appeared in the 1920 Census, and her death record states death date as Oct 20 1920 and indicates birth year as 1881, age 39. Birth date given in 1900 Census as Feb 1882, age 18. | TATE, Lula (I71473)
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| 15199 | Headstone gives age at death as 2y 9m 12d, which is probably inaccurate, as that would put the birth date ten days earlier, at April 11, 1891. | Source (S486)
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| 15200 | Headstone gives age at death as 2y 9m 12d, which would put the birth date eleven days earlier, at Apr 11 1891. | HUSK, Jerome Asbury (I2615)
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