Notes
Matches 16,001 to 16,050 of 23,923
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| 16001 | In 1860, neighboring households were those of Franklin Maxwell and William Stinespring. | STOUT, Hezekiah (I52863)
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| 16002 | In 1860, occupation merchant, in household of George W. Snider, a hotel keeper | PEARCY, Charles (I96572)
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| 16003 | In 1860, Samuel Smith, age 5, was enumerated in the household of Isaac & Nancy (Garner) Underwood. In 1870, Samuel Smith, age 14, was in the household of Isaac Underwood Sr, his daughter Rachel Underwood, and infant William J. Underwood. In 1880, he was a boarder in the household of Lemmon & Rachel (Underwood, daughter of Isaac & Nancyl) Dotson. In the same census in Central District, he was one of four boarders in the household of Jacob & Sarah (Lewin) Benninger, occupation listed as "attending school." | SMITH, Samuel H. (I58670)
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| 16004 | In 1860, with his brother Edgar, in household of John Shannon and his family in Doddridge County. In 1860, Jacob Trainer was also enumerated in his parents' household in Ritchie County, while his brother Edgar was not. | TRAINER, Jacob B. (I100717)
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| 16005 | In 1860, with his brother Jacob, in household of John Shannon and his family. | TRAINER, Edgar (I100718)
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| 16006 | In 1864, he was a guard at Blockhouse No. 8 on the Northwest Virginia Railroad. He filed for an invalid's pension on Apr 26 1881. In 1915, and again in 1924, he was admitted to the U.S. National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers in Dayton, Ohio. NOTE: The state-issued Civil War medal intended for him was never claimed and remains in storage at the West Virginia State Archives in Charleston. | MCNEMAR, Beckwith A. (I29003)
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| 16007 | In 1867, before his marriage to Elizabeth Gaston, Josiah Porter Nutter bought some ground on Stone Lick at the mouth of Horn Creek in Gilmer County, settled on it, and built a log cabin. After his marriage and after his children were born, Josiah built a large addition attached to the original log cabin to make a large two story family home. This home was occupied continuously by Josiah and his descendants from 1867 until Dec 26 2011, when grandson Lane Bush Nutter died in the home. Both Josiah and Elizabeth also died in that home, and all of their children were born there. The exact location of the house is on Stone Lick at the mouth of Horn Creek, in Gilmer County. It is located within Gilmer County, but extremely close to both the Ritchie County line and the Doddridge County line, leading to much confusion. The current postal mailing address is 322 East Stone Lick Drive, Coxs Mills, WV, but the same house previously had an Auburn mailing address. Auburn is in Ritchie County, but the house is physically located in Gilmer County. [Diane Nutter, g-g-grandaughter of Josiah Porter Nutter] 1870 Census, Gilmer Co, WV (Troy District), enumerated on Jul 20 1870: Josiah Nutter, 26, farmer; Elizabeth L. Nutter, 19; Florence C. Nutter, 6 months; Thomas J. Hart, 12; Phineas R. Thorp, 20, farmer; Sarah Thorp, 20. (Note: Relationships not given. The Thomas J. Hart in this household is believed to be the one who married Nancy Catherine Hileman in 1879.) | Family: Josiah Porter NUTTER / Elizabeth Lucinda GASTON (F2805)
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| 16008 | In 1870, also enumerated as a domestic servant in the household of Thomas A. & Catharine Jones in West Union District. | SHEETS, Nancy (I58133)
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| 16009 | In 1870, he and his family were in the household of Henry (b. ca 1812 in Md.) & Rhoda (b. ca 1813 in Md.) Duckworth. Relationships not given. In 1880 George and wife Hannah were listed as servants in the Duckworth household. With them were their children Virginia, Noah and Victoria. Also in the household was servant Catherine Scott, 63, b. Ohio (both parents b. Va.), single, cannot write. | CLYCE, George W. (I41109)
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| 16010 | In 1870, he is reported as being unable to read or write. In 1920, location specified as Nutters Fork Road. | CHIPPS, Samuel Clawson (I60894)
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| 16011 | In 1870, he was in the household of his uncle, John Yeater. In 1920, he was listed as widowed and living in the household of his son Ezekiel. | YEATER, Reason (I61516)
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| 16012 | In 1870, household consisted of Leana and three children, Sarah, Susan and John. In 1880, it was only Leannah and John. Her marital status was indicated as married in 1880, but her husband had remarried and was living with his second wife in both censuses. | DAMRON, Leannah (I89006)
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| 16013 | In 1870, identified as as son, Reason B. Langfitt, age 7. But in 1880, identified as daughter R. Belle Langfitt, age 16. Her name is also given as R. Belle Langfitt in her birth record and marriage record. | LANGFITT, Reason Belle (I57480)
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| 16014 | In 1870, in household of John N. & Athalinda (Cottrell) Williams. | WILLIAMS, Friendly Warrington (I10660)
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| 16015 | In 1870, in household of Joseph (age 64) and Jerusha (62) Phillips and their two children. | SHIELDS, Christopher (I97749)
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| 16016 | In 1870, in household of maternal grandparents, Elijah & Susanna (Barnett) Summers. In 1880 in household of uncle Francis M. Summers. | BARICKMAN, Spencer Elijah (I9321)
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| 16017 | In 1870, in household of maternal grandparents, Elijah & Susanna (Barnett) Summers. In 1880 in household of uncle Francis M. Summers. | BARICKMAN, Sarah Elizabeth (I103799)
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| 16018 | In 1870, in household of sister & brother-in-law, Nancy & Perry Tate. | STUTLER, Abraham Henry (I22935)
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| 16019 | In 1870, in household of widowed sister Melissa J. Bates and her four children. | BATES, Mary (I83817)
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| 16020 | In 1870, listed as a "not named" male, age 6 months. | HAUGHT, James Wesley (I84134)
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| 16021 | In 1870, listed as an unnamed female Holliday, age 2 months. | HOLLIDAY, Alice (I95290)
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| 16022 | In 1870, listed as Benj. F. Cole, age 18. | COLE, Lafayette (I67956)
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| 16023 | In 1870, listed as Columbia F. Jeffrey, 21, in household of maternal grandparents, Phineas & Marvel (Maxson) Randolph. In 1880, listed as niece (sic) Columbia Jeffrey, 32, seamstress, in household of maternal grandparents, with the entry indicating that she was in some way "maimed, crippled, bedridden, or otherwise disabled." | JEFFREY, Columbia F. (I116675)
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| 16024 | In 1870, listed as Levi C. Shinn, 34, carpenter, in household of Eli & Susan Coon. His wife and children were not present. The next enumerated household was that of his parents and their children still at home. | SHINN, Levi C. (I120796)
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| 16025 | In 1870, listed as Samantha Moore, 19, domestic servant, cannot write, in household of Andrew J. & Sarah (Tate) Hickman. | MOORE, Samantha (I41847)
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| 16026 | In 1870, listed as Sarah A. Prunty, 55, in household of daughter & son-in-law, Mary A. & John G. Osburn. In 1880, listed as Sarah A. Williams, 66, mother-in-law, in household of daughter & son-in-law, Louisa & Ross Baker. | GRIMES, Sarah Ann (I31125)
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| 16027 | In 1870, listed as Sitha Holliday, 17, cannot read/write, domestic servant in household of Jesse & Ruhama Hickman. | HOLLIDAY, Scynshia P. (I90008)
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| 16028 | In 1870, listed as the only Davis in the household of Mary Ellifritt and family. | DAVIS, Samuel E. (I53545)
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| 16029 | In 1870, Louisa J. Britton was enumerated twice, once with her family in Southwest District, and also in the household of her future father-in-law Joseph Postlewaite in Grant District. | BRITTON, Louisa J. (I12806)
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| 16030 | In 1870, she was in the household of son Daniel. In 1880, she was in the household of son John. | ___, Mary (I65430)
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| 16031 | In 1870, with family of Joseph & Sarah/Susan (Kuhn) Rogers, relationship not stated. In 1880, she was in the household of her daughter & son-in-law, Emma & Lorenzo Cain, and their seven children. | NIXON, Priscilla (I104279)
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| 16032 | In 1877 marriage record, identified as Lora B. Goodwin, 16, born in Jackson County; but in 1904 marriage record as Laura Gregory, 45, born in Roane County. Death record indicates Laura R. Goodwin, born in Spencer, Roane County. | GOODWIN, Laura (I34843)
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| 16033 | In 1880 listed as William I. Ferrebee, 18, single, laborer, cannot write, in household of William & Eliza Asher. One of their children in the household was daughter Martha, who was to become the wife of William Ferrebee. | FERREBEE, William Isaac (I81003)
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| 16034 | In 1880, a notation in the column for health or disability issues states "Semi Blind." | PIERCE, Jacob Israel (I56389)
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| 16035 | In 1880, along with daughter Alice, in household of sister Dianna (Nicholson) Cox and her family. Marital status married, but husband not present. | NICHOLSON, Exey (I30906)
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| 16036 | In 1880, along with sister Lora, in household of maternal grandparents Nathan J. & Keziah Davis. | WATSON, George W. (I52869)
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| 16037 | In 1880, also enumerated with her parents and siblings in Centerville District. | DAWSON, Elizabeth N. (I78444)
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| 16038 | In 1880, cannot read or write. Both parents born in Ireland. | HENDRICKS, Patrick Joseph (I138825)
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| 16039 | In 1880, described as being "Maimed, Crippled, Bedridden, or otherwise disabled." | ASH, William (I81821)
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| 16040 | In 1880, Elias L. Davis and his wife were in the household of their daughter & son-in-law, Lydia & William McKindley and their six children. | DAVIS, Elias L. (I99601)
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| 16041 | In 1880, enumerated as a domestic servant in the houehold of William W. & Mattie (Stout) Booth. | HOLLIDAY, Susan T. (I90009)
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| 16042 | In 1880, having no acknowledged father and his mother having died, he was enumerated in the household of his maternal grandparents, Cornelius & Elizabeth (Sutton) Davis. | DAVIS, Charles Claud (I58035)
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| 16043 | In 1880, in addition to William Snider, his wife Jennie and their ten children, there was a boy identified as D. E. Vincent, age 1. The relationship was initially entered as "son," but that was crossed out, with nothing else entered. | SNIDER, William (I67231)
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| 16044 | In 1880, in household of brother Marcus. | LIPSCOMB, Foster (I90463)
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| 16045 | In 1880, in household of brother-in-law William W. Stutler. His two children, Mary and Frederic, were in household of his late wife's parents, Isaac & Barbara Stutler. | TATE, Perry (I44277)
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| 16046 | In 1880, in household of Ezekiel Kelley and wife Mary Jane Stinespring, relationship not stated. | LEGGETT, Ida Belle (I47622)
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| 16047 | In 1880, in household of maternal grandparents. 1880 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Southwest District), enumerated on Jun 17 1880: Jacob Ruppert, 75, b. Germany, farmer; wife Catherine, 72, b. Germany; son Jacob, 31, b. Va, single, works on farm; grandson Jacob Shulty, 13, b. WVa. | SCHULTE, Jacob C. (I47693)
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| 16048 | In 1880, in household of maternal grandparents. In 1900 and 1910, in household of uncle Marcene J. Harvey. | HARVEY, Jacob Matthew (I120178)
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| 16049 | In 1880, in household of maternal grandparents. In 1900, in household of uncle Marcene J. Harvey. | HARVEY, Cora E. (I120179)
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| 16050 | In 1880, in household of sister & brother-in-law Lydia & Jesse Swiger. | LYONS, George W. (I103604)
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