Notes
Matches 16,051 to 16,100 of 23,923
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| 16051 | In 1880, in household of son Silas | JONES, Thomas Anderson (I56527)
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| 16052 | In 1880, in household of uncle Samuel C. Parks. | PARKS, Homer Carr (I32717)
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| 16053 | In 1880, incorrectly listed as son Martin Kinney, rather than stepson Martin Underwood. | UNDERWOOD, Martin VanBuren (I37367)
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| 16054 | In 1880, incorrectly listed as son William Kincaid, age 10. | KINCAID, Willa (I65370)
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| 16055 | In 1880, indicated as being "Maimed, Crippled, Bedridden, or otherwise disabled." | WILCOX, Nicholas J. (I35716)
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| 16056 | In 1880, indicated as being able to read, but not write. | FINLEY, Nancy (I50380)
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| 16057 | In 1880, indicated as being unable to read or write. | DAVIS, Theodosia E. (I57054)
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| 16058 | In 1880, indicated as being unable to read or write. In the 1890 Veterans Schedule of Union District, Harrison County, his post office address was given as Big Isaac, Doddridge County. | DAY, John D. (I72446)
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| 16059 | In 1880, listed as a boarder in the household of John & Malinda/Belinda Booher. In 1900, listed as a boarder in the household of Tillman & Allie (Ashcraft) Bates. | HOLBERT, John Calvin (I117194)
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| 16060 | In 1880, listed as a boarder in the household of Michael & Nancy O'Neal. Michael was age 34, born in Poland, occupation dry goods merchant. | BENNINGER, Frank (I79291)
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| 16061 | In 1880, listed as brother Ephraim Welch, 33, single, farmer in household of his widowed sister Lenora Kinney. | WELCH, Ephraim (I41946)
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| 16062 | In 1880, listed as John A. Carder, 10, relationship (blank), in household of Samuel Knight and his two unmarried adult daughters. | CARDER, John Allen (I78927)
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| 16063 | In 1880, listed as Julia A. Meek, 18, single, no occupation, in household of Joshua Pearcy. Her relationship to the head of household was left blank on the census form. Also in the household was Joshua's son Thomas, 43, single, who Julia later married. | MEEK, Julia A. (I91322)
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| 16064 | In 1880, listed as nephew Harvey Hinkle, 15, in household of uncle & aunt Cain & Julia (Perine) Nicholas. He was also in their household in 1870, with his name entered as William H. Hinkle. | HINKLE, William Harvey (I135623)
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| 16065 | In 1880, listed as nephew Ulle T. Tate, 6, in household of Andrew J. & Sarah (Tate) Hickman. No other household members. | TATE, Ulla Terrance (I25014)
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| 16066 | In 1880, listed as niece Cora B. Lightner, 11, in household of aunt & uncle Anny M & John B. Allen. | LIGHTNER, Cora B. (I115655)
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| 16067 | In 1880, listed as one of four boarders in the household of Jacob & Sarah (Lewin) Benninger in Greenwood. He and the other boarders, ranging in age from 19 to 25, had occupations entered as "attending school." Silas P. Smith was also indicated as being "Maimed, Crippled, Bedridden, or otherwise disabled." | SMITH, Silas Preston (I52641)
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| 16068 | In 1880, listed as servant Jas. Chipps, 26, laborer, in the household of the widowed Magy M. (Jarvis) Ripley, 48, and her two daughters. | CHIPPS, James Edward (I89015)
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| 16069 | In 1880, listed as son A. B. Smith, but in 1870 as Annie B. Smith, a female. | SMITH, Anna Belle (I99943)
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| 16070 | In 1880, listed as Vercena Dotson, 3, granddaughter, in household of Robert (55) & Catharine (62) Dotson. Only other household members were daughters Delia (34) and Sarah (21), both single. | DOTSON, Versena A. (I62649)
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| 16071 | In 1880, listed as William D. Traugh, 21, single, laborer, in household of Dr. James F. Carder and his wife and five children. | TRAUGH, William Dallas (I66176)
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| 16072 | In 1880, listed in household of Enoch M. & Phoebe (Sommerville) Yerkey. Relationship: "As one of fam." | RICHARDS, Ida Belle (I54932)
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| 16073 | In 1880, not with family, but listed as a servant in the household of William H. Cheuvront. | TOWLES, Cecil H. (I78484)
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| 16074 | In 1880, Samuel H. Smith, 25, school teacher, single, was a boarder in their household. | DOTSON, Lemon (I56104)
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| 16075 | In 1880, she was head of household, 55, widowed, b. Pa. (both parents b. NJ), with children Aaron, James, John and Jefferson. In 1900, listed as mother Elizebath Burwell, 75, widowed, b. Feb 1825 in Pa. (both parents b. Pa.), mother of 7 children (all still living). (NOTE: Inasmuch as husband Laven Burwell was found living in West Virginia in both of these censuses, marital status married in 1880 and widowed in 1900, it appears likely that the couple was estranged and perhaps either legally separated or divorced. | BURWELL, Elizabeth (I91544)
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| 16076 | In 1884, Joseph Israel Vincent was ordained a minister of the Methodist Protestant Church. He served the Church for 42 years, establishing several new churches in central West Virginia. The Vincent Memorial Methodist Church in Nutters Fort, Clarksburg, WV, was named for him, its founder. The church, then known as Vincent Chapel Protestant Church, was dedicated in 1908 at its current location on Indiana Avenue. In 1925, the church underwent its first renovations when members enlarged the sanctuary. In 1939, the name was changed to Vincent Memorial Methodist Church. Legend has it that Rev. Vincent did not believe in idleness and was known to have his sons clear the stones from a garden patch and then scatter them out again so as to keep them busy. [History of Vincent Memorial United Methodist Church] | VINCENT, Joseph Israel (I10663)
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| 16077 | In 1887, Mollie Lowther went to be with her parents, Andrew Jackson and Margaret Lowther, who lived in Sumner, Missouri. Afther three years, Mollie returned to Parkersburg, WV, where she and Floyd Childers were married. | LOWTHER, Mary Athalia "Mollie" (I20821)
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| 16078 | In 1897, he was elected to the office of State Treasurer. At the expiration of his term in 1901, he was appointed Commissioner of Banking for West Virginia, and in 1905 he became National Bank Examiner. He later became vice-president of the Farmers National Bank of Pittsburgh, and was twice a delegate to the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He was also a member of the Board of Trustees of Ohio Wesleyan College and was a well-known lecturer. | KENDALL, Marcellus Allen (I36093)
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| 16079 | In 1900 and 1910, in household of brother-in-law George W. Hays and his family. | ASH, Virginia Columbia "Jennie" (I94355)
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| 16080 | In 1900 and 1910, listed as stepmother Nancy E. Doak, widowed, in household of William & Mary A. Doak. | SWISHER, Nancy E. (I55234)
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| 16081 | In 1900 Census, identified as Nellie R. Small, 2, born March 1898. In 1910, identified as Ettie Small, age 11. | SMALL, Mary Etta (I59527)
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| 16082 | in 1900 Census, in household of brother Guss | KELLEY, Irus E. "Edd" (I62011)
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| 16083 | In 1900 Census, listed as a widower in the household of daughter Nellie and her husband Mack C. Bee. | MCCAULEY, John George (I55979)
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| 16084 | In 1900 he was head of household, occupation carpenter, with his wife Jeanine and their six children. In 1910 he was one of many "boarders" in a hotel, occupation millwright in lumber mill, marital status divorced. | MAXWELL, Isaac Newton (I58319)
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| 16085 | In 1900 in household of son John Henry Lowther, and in 1910 in household of grandson Dolphas Lowther. The 1910 Census indicates that she had given birth to nine children, six of whom were still living. | SPURGEON, Mary Ann (I16053)
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| 16086 | In 1900, 1910 and 1920, in household of son Isaac N. Cox and his family. | RULEY, Phama Belle (I112743)
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| 16087 | In 1900, along with his paternal grandmother Nancy Anderson Gilbert, in household of his great-uncle Benjamin C. Anderson and his extended family. | GILBERT, James Buchannan (I21549)
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| 16088 | In 1900, at 207 Market Street. | GASTON, Oliver (I4582)
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| 16089 | In 1900, at Ponca Reservation | BROWN, Simoda B. "Maude" (I124437)
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| 16090 | In 1900, enumerated in household of paternal grandparents. | BAKER, Ward (I80023)
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| 16091 | In 1900, enumerated in household of uncle Martin V. Davis. | DAVIS, Bessie (I59085)
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| 16092 | In 1900, George Ford and his wife Paulina, ages 80 and 77, were enumerated in the household of their son William. | FORD, George W. (I49488)
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| 16093 | In 1900, he was in the household of his paternal grandparents, Thomas W. & Hannah Keziah (Simms) Crislip. His father Gilbert had died the previous year, and his mother Eliza's whereabouts for this census is not known. She remarried in 1902. In the 1910 Census, Claude was in the household of his widowed paternal grandmother and his uncle Leonard Crislip. | CHRISLIP, Claude Edward Dent (I59639)
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| 16094 | In 1900, he was one of numerous inmates at the Ritchie County Almshouse & Farm. | LOWTHER, Armstrong (I46870)
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| 16095 | In 1900, identified as "niece" Ruth Mathue, 5, b. Mar 1895, in the household of Marcellus & Elizabeth (Mathew) Thompson. In 1910, listed in the same household but identified as "granddaughter" Ruth Thompson. But in her newspaper wedding announcement, Ruth Thompson was identified as their daughter. | THOMPSON, Ruth Madeline (I87414)
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| 16096 | In 1900, identified as daughter Orza, but in 1910 as son Arzy and in 1920 as son Arza. | KIMBALL, Arza (I88317)
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| 16097 | In 1900, identified as M. Sherman Hart, a servant in the household of Leroy Nutter and his family. | HART, Marion Sherman (I34112)
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| 16098 | In 1900, identified as William, a daughter. | PALMER, Willa R. (I83553)
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| 16099 | In 1900, in household of daughter Susan (Susie) and son-in-law Irvin I. Prunty | JONES, Alice (I30881)
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| 16100 | In 1900, in household of brother John. | MILLER, George W. (I87086)
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