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| 16451 | In 1930, she was enumerated twice, once with her family in Grant District and again in the household of her uncle and aunt, Charles W. & Iva (Highland) Brown in Greenbrier District. In the latter, she was listed as a niece, 16, occupation servant for private family. Since Iva Brown died just three months after the census enumeration, it is likely that she was in the household to care for her aunt. | BROWN, Corolean Theola (I2033)
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| 16452 | In 1930, she was head of a household consisting only of herself and her son Otis. Her marital status was listed as married, but her husband was not present. However, they did appear together in the 1920 and 1940 censuses. | COSTILOW, Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" (I99331)
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| 16453 | In 1930, the family's address was specified as 4724 7th N.E. In 1940, his wife and children were enumerated in Everett, WA, with the wife's marital status given as divorced. | GASTON, Ozro Frank (I94915)
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| 16454 | In 1930, the household of Luther & Ella Davis and their four children (Wavelene, Blaine, Fred & Donald) appears in the census entry to be located on the grounds of the Salem Industrial Home for Girls. Luther's occupation was given a farmer on the State Farm, and the next houshold was that of the manager of the State Farm, Gilbert Davis. The preceding 190 entries were mostly the "inmates" as well as a few administrators and employees. In 1940, the family (Luther, Ella, Fred, Donals and 2-year-old nephew Ronald E. Wilson) was residing on College View Street. Luther's occupation was that of masonry work for the government's WPA program. He had worked 24 weeks in 1939, earning a total of $252. https://www.doddridgecountyheritageguild.com/salem-industrial-home-for-girls | DAVIS, Luther (I41660)
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| 16455 | In 1930, with her husband, in household of her parents. | LAW, Melva Roxanna (I13468)
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| 16456 | In 1930, with his wife Ida (38, b. Utah, father b. Denmark, mother b. Sweden) and seven children (all born in Washington), listed as Carl E. Fortney, 40 [sic], b. WVa (both parents b. WVa), manager of storage & drayage, value of home (owned) $10,000. In 1940, with his wife Ida and four children, listed as Carl E. Fortney, 50 [sic], b. WVa, truck driver for transfer company. | FORTNEY, Carl Melvin (I127916)
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| 16457 | In 1930, with his wife, in household of daughter & son-in-law Lota & Arthur Valentine. | SKINNER, Walter H. (I111019)
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| 16458 | In 1931, Rosalee (Rosa) Davis became the first Doddridge County winner of the West Virginia Golden Horseshoe award. The Golden Horseshoe Test has been administered in West Virginia each year since 1931 and is the longest running program of its kind in any state. The top-scoring students in each county receive the prestigious award and are inducted as "knights" and "ladies" of the Golden Horseshoe Society at a ceremony in Charleston. https://wvde.us/middle-secondary-learning/social-studies/golden-horseshoe/ https://archive.wvculture.org/history/wvmemory/ghresults.aspx?Year=&LastName=&County=Doddridge&School=&Words=&Op=AND&NumRec=All | DAVIS, Rosalee Adair (I60818)
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| 16459 | In 1932 Ethel Pratt became one of the first recipients of the West Virginia Golden Horseshoe Award, and the second recipient from Doddridge County. The Golden Horseshoe Test has been administered in West Virginia each year since 1931 and is the longest running program of its kind in any state. The top-scoring students in each county receive the prestigious award and are inducted as "knights" and "ladies" of the Golden Horseshoe Society at a ceremony in Charleston. https://wvde.us/middle-secondary-learning/social-studies/golden-horseshoe/ https://archive.wvculture.org/history/wvmemory/ghresults.aspx?Year=&LastName=&County=Doddridge&School=&Words=&Op=AND&NumRec=All | PRATT, Ethel Virginia (I80960)
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| 16460 | In 1933, as an 8th-grade student in Doddridge County, Marian Gribble was a winner of the West Virginia Golden Horseshoe award. | GRIBBLE, Marian Lee (I58512)
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| 16461 | In 1934, Lillian Moffatt became the third Doddridge County winner of the West Virginia Golden Horseshoe award. The Golden Horseshoe Test has been administered in West Virginia each year since 1931 and is the longest running program of its kind in any state. The top-scoring students in each county receive the prestigious award and are inducted as "knights" and "ladies" of the Golden Horseshoe Society at a ceremony in Charleston. https://wvde.us/middle-secondary-learning/social-studies/golden-horseshoe/ https://archive.wvculture.org/history/wvmemory/ghresults.aspx?Year=&LastName=&County=Doddridge&School=&Words=&Op=AND&NumRec=All | MOFFATT, Lillian (I53227)
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| 16462 | In 1935, he opened the former Farmers Exchange Company, Lamberton (Ellenboro), WV. He then opened the former Harrisville Sales and Service Ford Dealership for 25 years, was one of the founding members of the Ritchie Raceways Inc. (which started the Hillbilly 100), president and part owner of the former United Manufacturing Inc.,and part owner of the former B&L Hardware, both of Harrisville, WV. | GROSE, Russell Lawrence (I78232)
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| 16463 | In 1937, he worked on the construction of the Doddridge County Jail by installing the bolts and rivets in the cells. | GARNER, Eldon (I95571)
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| 16464 | In 1938-39, the girls of Big Isaac formed a softball team known as "The Big Isaac Girls Team." The team was managed by Opal Kelley. Jewell Snider played second base. The team traveled all over the country, winning many games along the way. Several ribbons were won at Jackons Mill. A picture of Jewells "Big Isaac Girls Team" was later featured in the Clarksburg Exponent-Telegram newspaper. [from obituary of Jewell Snider West] | HINKLE, Opal Marie (I24163)
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| 16465 | In 1938-39, the girls of Big Isaac formed a softball team known as "The Big Isaac Girls Team." The team was managed by Opal Kelley. Jewell Snider played second base. The team traveled all over the country, winning many games along the way. Several ribbons were won at Jackons Mill. A picture of Jewells "Big Isaac Girls Team" was later featured in the Clarksburg Exponent-Telegram newspaper. | SNIDER, Jewell Virginia (I21086)
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| 16466 | In 1938, as a student at Schutte Grade School, James Dunbar was a recipient of the West Virginia Golden Horseshoe award. The Golden Horseshoe Test has been administered in West Virginia each year since 1931 and is the longest running program of its kind in any state. The top-scoring students in each county receive the prestigious award and are inducted as "knights" and "ladies" of the Golden Horseshoe Society at a ceremony in Charleston. https://wvde.us/middle-secondary-learning/social-studies/golden-horseshoe/ https://archive.wvculture.org/history/wvmemory/ghresults.aspx?Year=&LastName=&County=Doddridge&School=&Words=&Op=AND&NumRec=All | DUNBAR, James Emerson Stephens (I103356)
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| 16467 | In 1938, as a student at Summers Grade School, Guy Gaston was a recipient of the West Virginia Golden Horseshoe award. The Golden Horseshoe Test has been administered in West Virginia each year since 1931 and is the longest running program of its kind in any state. The top-scoring students in each county receive the prestigious award and are inducted as "knights" and "ladies" of the Golden Horseshoe Society at a ceremony in Charleston. https://wvde.us/middle-secondary-learning/social-studies/golden-horseshoe/ https://archive.wvculture.org/history/wvmemory/ghresults.aspx?Year=&LastName=&County=Doddridge&School=&Words=&Op=AND&NumRec=All | GASTON, Guy Edmond (I383)
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| 16468 | In 1938, as a student at West Union Grade School, Peggy Foutty was a recipient of the West Virginia Golden Horseshoe award. The Golden Horseshoe Test has been administered in West Virginia each year since 1931 and is the longest running program of its kind in any state. The top-scoring students in each county receive the prestigious award and are inducted as "knights" and "ladies" of the Golden Horseshoe Society at a ceremony in Charleston. https://wvde.us/middle-secondary-learning/social-studies/golden-horseshoe/ https://archive.wvculture.org/history/wvmemory/ghresults.aspx?Year=&LastName=&County=Doddridge&School=&Words=&Op=AND&NumRec=All | FOUTTY, Peggy Pauline (I34159)
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| 16469 | In 1938, moved from Doddridge County, WV to work for the carbon black plant in Borger, Hutchinson Co, TX. In 1954, he moved to Ponca City, Kay County, Oklahoma, to work at the carbon plant there. | MCKINNEY, Howard A. (I19096)
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| 16470 | In 1939, at the tender age of 12, Webb learned the value of hard work and the thrill of competition. He was an All American Soap Box Derby Winner in Buckhannon, and he raced in the All American Derby in Akron, OH where he won two heats and was edged out in his third race by a boy from San Francisco. It was a treasured childhood memory of fun, friendship and accomplishment. [Obit] | BALLARD, Wilbur Eugene "Webb" (I4354)
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| 16471 | In 1939, Cora A. Husk Zinn and her family moved from Ritchie County, West Virginia to northern Indiana. Felix Zinn had worked in the oil fields in Ritchie County, but turned to farming in Indiana. | HUSK, Cora Alice (I2254)
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| 16472 | In 1939, he went to work on the John Brent Maxwell dairy farm on Sycamore Road, and he later worked for the Maple Grove Dairy in Adamsville until 1954. He retired on Oct 1 1976 from General Motors Corporation with 21 years of service, having worked in the Cleveland and Lordstown plants. | HILEMAN, Willis Porter (I6210)
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| 16473 | In 1940 and 1950, location specified as Middle Fork of Hughes River. | STANSBERRY, Hunter (I16859)
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| 16474 | In 1940 and 1950, location specified as Smithburg. | HICKMAN, James Marshall (I1000)
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| 16475 | In 1940, along with brother Arnett, listed as grandson Castle W. Snyder, 12, in household of maternal grandparents. Their parents were not present. | SNYDER, Walter Cassel (I81290)
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| 16476 | In 1940, along with brother Cassel, listed as grandson Garrett Snyder, 13, in household of maternal grandparents. Their parents were not present. | SNYDER, Arnett Garrett (I81289)
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| 16477 | In 1940, along with children Charles and Ruth, listed in his parents' household, marital status married, but wife not present. | CALDWELL, Archie Russell "A.R." (I115207)
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| 16478 | In 1940, along with his brother Bobbie, in household of his widowed maternal grandmother Bell I. Hill. In 1950, head of family with his wife Sarah and their son Richard. | CARR, Darell Ray (I134518)
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| 16479 | In 1940, at 117 Main Street. | CHAPMAN, Clarice Edna (I31169)
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| 16480 | In 1940, at 2912 29th Street Avenue. | MCALLISTER, James Howard (I8383)
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| 16481 | In 1940, at 864 Jefferson Ave. | BECK, James T. (I83580)
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| 16482 | In 1940, enumerated with family, but indicated as being absent, education level two years of college. | TWYFORD, George T. II (I78097)
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| 16483 | In 1940, enumerated with his family, but marked as absent. Education level 3 years. | LAW, John M. (I88180)
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| 16484 | In 1940, he was also enumerated as a lodger, occupation commercial teacher, in the household of Arthur & Ona Brown in Gassaway, Braxton County, WV. | COTTRILL, Smith Orlen (I71057)
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| 16485 | In 1940, he was enumerated with his family at 112 Delaware Avenue. In 1930, he was enumerated twice, once with his family in Morgantown and again as lodger Hubert H. Shinn, 55, married, insurance salesman, in the household of George E. Taylor, a native of Doddridge County. | SHINN, Henry Hubert (I42235)
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| 16486 | In 1940, in an apparent error, she was listed in her parents household in Doddridge County as daughter Ethel Richards, single. But she was also enumerated with her husband and children in Taylor County. | RICHARDS, Ethel Bell (I80401)
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| 16487 | In 1940, in household of brother Charles. Occupation given as disabled laborer with CCC. | HILEY, Nathan Goff (I62690)
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| 16488 | In 1940, in household of brother Joseph W. Bock. Her marital status listed as married, but husband was not present. Also in household was her daugher Lavina. | BOCK, Anna (I66817)
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| 16489 | In 1940, in household of daughter & son-in-law Olive & Charles Williams. | FREEMAN, Florence Letitia (I32475)
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| 16490 | In 1940, in household of daughter and son-in-law Stella & Rex Heck. | MITCHELL, Synthia Rebecca (I137483)
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| 16491 | In 1940, in household of daughter Dovie Collins and her family. | BARKER, William Lemuel (I63329)
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| 16492 | In 1940, in household of paternal grandmother, Fairy Underwood Enlow Hiatt. | ENLOW, David Lee (I102799)
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| 16493 | In 1940, in household of sister & brother-in-law, Lucille & Robert Moore. | RICHARDS, Susan Luella (I18215)
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| 16494 | In 1940, in household of son Charles and his family. | BEST, Leona Clara (I44370)
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| 16495 | In 1940, in household with maternal grandparents, Creed & Minnie (Colvin) Smith. | FLEMING, Shirley Warren (I28621)
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| 16496 | In 1940, indicated as being absent on day of enumeration. | DAVIS, Stanford Glen (I83192)
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| 16497 | In 1940, isted as Meryle M. Yerkey, 28, b. WVa, single, 3 years high school, resided 1935 in Detroit, press operator in wire factory; one of seven lodgers in the home (probably a boarding house) of David O. & Mary M. Roper. In 1950, listed as Meryle Shelley, 38, b. WVa, separated, unemployed, one of six lodgers in the home of Emma Merrill (72, widowed). With her was her son Oren G. Shelley, b. May 1949 in Michigan. | YERKEY, Merle Mae (I122614)
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| 16498 | In 1940, listed as a lodger in household of his sister & brother-in-law, Mona & Ruble Taylor. | TOWNSEND, Vance Vinson (I18411)
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| 16499 | In 1940, listed as a lodger in the household of George T. & Laura "Fanny" (Minear) White. | ELLIOTT, Thomas William (I20994)
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| 16500 | In 1940, listed as a lodger in the household of Ruble & Mona (Townsend) Taylor. | MUSGRAVE, Ernie Belle (I71280)
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