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Matches 15,901 to 15,950 of 23,923
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| 15901 | Identified in obituary as Elven Snider, born Sep 2 1905, but birth record shows Elvin Snider, born Feb 2 1905. | SNIDER, Elvin Squires (I1698)
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| 15902 | Identified in obituary as Icy A. Morris. Basis for middle initial unknown. | HUSK, Icy Lena (I2168)
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| 15903 | Identified in obituary as Ward A. Clevenger Jr., a son of Arden A. Clevenger and Esta Cottrill Clevenger Bailey. Among others, survived by two stepbrothers, Mike Callihan of Ohio and Doug Clevenger of Parkersburg. | CLEVENGER, Ward A. (I33173)
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| 15904 | Identified in obituary of brother Orville as Irene Amand, but in obituary of brother William as Irene Amend. | FREEMAN, Mary Irene (I26684)
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| 15905 | Identified in obituary of brother Orville in 1980 as Mrs. Hattie Duncan of New Port Richey FL, but in obituary of brother William in 2004 as Addie Duncan, a predeceased sister. | FREEMAN, Addie (I26681)
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| 15906 | Identified in obituary of Gladys Polan Snider as Earl Armstrong, a surviving son, with nothing to explain the different last name. But obituary of Larent A. Snider identifies him as Earl Thomas Armstrong, a surviving foster son. | ARMSTRONG, Earl Thomas (I20158)
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| 15907 | Identified in obituary of Gladys Polan Snider as Mrs. Robert (Wanda) Smith, a surviving daughter. But obituary of Larent A. Snider identifies her as Wanda Dennison Smith, a surviving foster daughter. Her marriage record identifies parents as Albert C. Dennison and May Smith. | DENNISON, Wanda Ruth (I20153)
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| 15908 | Identified in obituary of mother as Mrs. Lucrettia Echols, but in obituary of brother Earl as "Miss Lucresia Eakles." Identified in her marriage record as L. C. Greathouse, with her husband's name William L. Eakle. Identified in husband's death record as Creed Greathouse Eakle. Identified in her own death record as Lou Creedie Nutter. | GREATHOUSE, Lucretia C. (I21133)
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| 15909 | Identified in obituary of sister Goldie as June Ross, a predeceased brother. | ROSS, June (I18503)
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| 15910 | Identified in obituary of sister Lila as "her twin sister, Guyla L. Brady," who predeceased her. But she is listed in SSDI as Guyla Fowler, born the same date. | SMITH, Guyla Loraine (I31905)
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| 15911 | Identified in obituary of son Albert William Devericks as Lora Amelia Barker and in obituary of daughter Vada Vanscoy as Lara Amelia Barker. But her marriage record identifies her as Sarah M. Barker, and birth records of her children list her as S. M., Sarah, Sarah M., and Amelia Barker. Her own obituary identifies her as Amelia Deverick [sic]. The middle initial "M" is still not explained, unless it is a result of shortening "Amelia" to "Melia," as was done with daughter Melia Vada Devericks. | BARKER, Sarah Amelia "Lara" (I20244)
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| 15912 | Identified in obituary of wife's father as James Moss, but in obituary of wife as John T. Moss. | MOSS, John T. (I98641)
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| 15913 | Identified in obituary only as J. R. Williamson, but all other references are as Isaac or Ike. | WILLIAMSON, Isaac R. "Ike" (I6421)
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| 15914 | Identified in obituary, and in wife's obituary, as Steve Liptak, Sr., while their son is identified in both instances as Stephen Liptak, Jr. Predeceased by three brothers and two sisters, he was the last surviving member of his immediate family. | LIPTAK, Steve (I15802)
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| 15915 | Identified in parents' Golden Anniversary announcement in 1950 and in mother's 1955 obituary as "Miss Rella Hickman." Local news item for Smithburg, West Union (W.Va.) Herald, Thursday, January 16, 1936, in its entirety: "Miss Rella Hickman recently underwent an operation for hemorrhoids at the Myers hospital at Philippi. Mrs. Bernice Cavis is teaching in her place." | HICKMAN, Rella J. (I3013)
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| 15916 | Identified in Ray Cox in obituary of sister, but as Roy E. Cox in 1900 Census. | COX, Roy E. (I30564)
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| 15917 | Identified in sister's 1987 obituary as predeceased sister Mary Brown. | Family: ___ MCINTYRE / Mary Katherine CUTRIGHT (F40528)
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| 15918 | Identified in sister's obituary as Opal Snick, but in brother's obituary as Opal Smyth, resident of Cleveland in both cases. Husband's SSDI entry shows name to be Smick. | SMITH, Opal M. (I21179)
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| 15919 | Identified in son Aubra's obituary as Roxie Williams, basis for which is not clear. | IRELAND, Roxie Nile (I18910)
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| 15920 | Identified in son Edwin's marriage record as Ollie Marple, but in his obituary as Ova Marple. | MARPLE, Ova Ollie (I57065)
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| 15921 | Identified in son Ezra Jr.'s obituary as Melissa Jane Collins. The basis for this is unknown, as all other references identify her as Melissa or Lessie Reed. It is noteworthy, however, that her sister's married name was Mary Jane Collins. | REED, Melissa M. "Lessie" (I21462)
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| 15922 | Identified in son Harvey's death record as Betty Sutton. | NICHOLSON, Elizabeth Roberta "Betty" (I21944)
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| 15923 | Identified in son James' death record as Ida Grogg, in daughter Viola's birth record as Louisa, and in daughter Ivy's death record as Eliza Groggs. But Ivy's birth record identifies her mother as Mary Minic. No marriage record for Joseph Shaffer has been found. | GROGG, Louisa (Eliza) (I43718)
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| 15924 | Identified in son James' obituary as Mary Marie Richards. But his death record identifies her as Mary Louise Richards, and her name appears in the 1910 Census as Louise M. Stout, in the 1930 Census as Louise Stout, and on her headstone as Louise M. Stout. | RICHARDS, Mary Louise (I42192)
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| 15925 | Identified in son Preston's marriage record as Minerva Thorp, presumably a clerical error confusing her maiden name with that of the bride's. "Davis - The Settlers of Salem WV," p. 85, identifies her as Minerva Grant, while Butcher's "Upper Monongahela Valley," p. 1139, identifies her as Sophia Grant, daughter of Chapman Grant & Polly Jett. She is listed in the 1850 & 1860 Census and in death record as Minerva S, in the 1880 Census as M. S, and her headstone reads "M. S. - Wife of Jacob Bond." | GRANT, Minerva Sophia (I37246)
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| 15926 | Identified in son William's birth record as Jane Coffindaffer, but in his death record as Jane Summerville. | COFFINDAFFER, Tamra Jane (I68488)
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| 15927 | Identified in son's marriage record as Albert Bode, in his own marriage record as Alfred Bode, in son's and wife's obituaries and in his own death record as Alfred A. Bode, and in his own obituary as Alfred J. "Dutch" Bode. Headstone of son Paul reads "Paul J. son of A. A. & G. F. Bode." | BODE, Alfred Alexander "Dutch" (I18857)
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| 15928 | Identified in son's marriage record as J. N. Bee, by Minnie Kendall Lowther (p. 279) and in son's death record as Nelson Bee, and in his own death record as John N. Bee. | BEE, John Nelson (I26159)
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| 15929 | Identified in son's marriage record as William M. Wilson, but in his own marriage record as William W. V. Wilson. | WILSON, William Martin (I45730)
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| 15930 | Identified in the 1880 Census as son Clorie G. Hickman, but in death record as daughter Clory Hickman. | HICKMAN, Clory G. (I58549)
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| 15931 | Identified in the 1900 Census as son Jessey J. Cox, born in June 1887. | COX, Jesse James (I30563)
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| 15932 | Identified in the Civil War file of Sylvester Hughes (1821-1864) as the physician in attendance when Hughes was released from duty and sent home suffering from smallpox. | RANDOLPH, John LaForge F. (I38196)
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| 15933 | Identified in uncle's 1965 obituary as surviving niece "Miss Emma Twyford." | TWYFORD, Emma Lenora (I78098)
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| 15934 | Identified in wife's obituary as Herman Erastus Hart, although middle name of Edward has appeared elsewhere. Identified in his own obituary as Herman E. Hart, while headstone reads Hermon E. Hart. | HART, Herman Erastus (I6399)
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| 15935 | Identified on headstone as Elizabeth D. Stuck, daughter of Dr. Matthew C. & Anna S. Dougherty. She was otherwise known consistently as Bessie C. (Dougherty) Stuck. | DOUGHERTY, Bessie C. (Elizabeth) (I91167)
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| 15936 | Identified on headstone as Mandy Lee Hileman, but in death record as Maude Lee Hileman. The name Mandy was provided by brother Samuel, citing Family Bible. | HILEMAN, Maude Lee "Mandy" (I10192)
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| 15937 | Identifief as Francis Marion Nicholson in "Davis - The Settlers of Salem WV," p. 369, as Francis M. Nicholson in his marriage record, as F. M. Nickelson in sons' 1881 death records, and as F. M. Nicholson in daughter Ada's marriage record, but as Francis Albert Nicholson in Ada's death record and as F. A. Nickleson in the 1880 Census. | NICHOLSON, Francis Marion Albert (I28682)
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| 15938 | Immediate family reports birth date as Oct 31 1856 in Putnam County. But 1900 Census states Oct 1850, which coincides with age given in other censuses. Although her birthplace is given in the 1880 and 1900 censuses as (W)Va, her marriage record shows it as Athens County, Ohio. | HARTLEY, Mary Elizabeth (I75815)
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| 15939 | Immediately upon graduation from Fairmont West High School, he enlisted in the U.S. Army to serve in World War II. While on maneuvers at Fort Meade, Maryland, he received severe shrapnel wounds. He was taken to Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, DC, where he died two weeks later. | BRANNON, Robert Herman (I13882)
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| 15940 | Immigration records show that Jacob Ruppert, age 36, arrived in New York on Dec 14 1841 on the ship Elizabeth Dennison (Captain Rupert H. Post). With him were Catherine (36), John Ruppert (4), and Catherine Ruppert (2). | RUPPERT, Jacob Anton (I28748)
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| 15941 | Immigration year given as 1853 in 1900 Census. | KRENN, John (I31255)
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| 15942 | Immigration year given as 1881 in 1920 Census, but as 1886 in 1930 Census. | BROWN, Charles Arthur (I102319)
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| 15943 | Immigration year given in 1900 Census as 1870, but in the 1910 and 1920 censuses as 1865. | KOBLEGARD, John (I129128)
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| 15944 | Imogene Lorraine Carroll's birth date is given in the WV Births Index and in her obituary as Aug 28 1926. But in the 1930 Census, enumerated on May 12 1930, her age was specified as 1 yr 7 mo, putting her birth date in about November 1928. And in the 1940 Census, she was age 11, putting her birth in about 1929. In both 1930 and 1940, she was indicated as being younger than her sister Bernadine, who was born in Aug 1927. She was widely known by her middle name. | CARROLL, Imogene Lorraine (I94424)
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| 15945 | In home with daughter Cora and son-in-law Harlan Bee. | LANG, Moses (I52441)
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| 15946 | In household of daughter Elizabeth (Jaco) Terry. | MOTT, Sarah Spence (I91836)
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| 15947 | In household of paternal grandparents. | DEVERICKS, Clifford Denver (I18139)
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| 15948 | In household with daughter and son-in-law Margaret & Lafayette Cole. | STIGLER, Sarah A. (I83983)
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| 15949 | In 1737, William Westfall moved with his parents to present Moorefield, West Virginia. In 1748, he moved with his parents to a nearby 400-acre farm on the South Fork of the South Branch of the Potomac River. He wed Elizabeth Thorne, daughter of Peter and Elizabeth Thorne, in Hampshire County in 1758. In April of 1758, William, along with brother Abel, joined with Tobias Decker to establish the Decker Colony at Decker Creek near present Morgantown, West Virginia. The colony was attacked by thirty Delaware Indians on October 16, 1759, and eight people killed. Abel was taken prisoner and later escaped, but his wife and son were killed. William and Elizabeth returned to Hampshire County, where the first six of their thirteen children were born. Bio credit: Dennis Peterson, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/67640347/william-westfall | Family: William WESTFALL / Elizabeth THORNE (F56097)
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| 15950 | In 1760, Thomas Nutter moved his family to Rockingham County, VA, and then to Augusta Co. In about 1769, the family moved to Fayette Co, PA, where they lived until about 1772, when they moved to the area of present-day Clarksburg, WV. Thomas Nutter served the Colonies in the Revolutionary War as an Ensign in Captain William Lowther's Company. Thomas built Nutter's Fort in present- day Harrison County, WV. | NUTTER, Thomas (I8659)
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