Notes
Matches 17,701 to 17,750 of 23,923
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| 17701 | Informant: J. W. Miller. | Family: Abner Payton SIMS / Dortha Florantha Jenetta "Nettie" MILLER (F38178)
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| 17702 | Informant: Joseph Jones | Family: George Lawson ASH / Ota May JONES (F18734)
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| 17703 | Informant: Norene Law. | WATSON, Bruce (I75944)
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| 17704 | Informant: Samuel Yeater. | Family: Robert Alva YEATER / Margaret R. PITTS (F37178)
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| 17705 | Informants for marriage license: Christopher Bates and W. J. Swiger. | Family: John Robert BATES / Cordelia SWIGER (F27826)
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| 17706 | Informants for marriage license: Henry Phillips & Virginia V. Barker. | Family: John B. PHILLIPS / Pearl TRADER (F43663)
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| 17707 | Informants for marriage license: John D. Pitts and Oliver Underwood of Tyler County. Oliver Underwood was the bride's brother. http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=12017693&Type=Marriage | Family: John D. PITTS / Hannah Virginia "Hanner" UNDERWOOD (F55010)
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| 17708 | Informants: John W. Stackpole & William L. Wright. The latter would be the wife's brother. | Family: John Wesley STACKPOLE / Sarah J. WRIGHT (F49157)
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| 17709 | Informants: N. J. Wilcox and Florence Kinney. | Family: Daniel R. WILCOX / Lola C. KINNEY (F7136)
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| 17710 | Informants: R. A. Richards & T. C. Snider. | Family: Ira RICHARDS / Lelia Ellen SNIDER (F28363)
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| 17711 | Information for the 1890 Veterans Census was provided by "Lyda E. Waller, formerly widow of Andy J. Morgan," with a notation stating "Discharge lost, above information obtained from a comrade of Mr. Morgan." | MORGAN, Andrew J. (I30243)
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| 17712 | Information from "Harrison County Veterans Historical Project," Vol. 2, p. 63. Entry made by project worker John R. Lanham on Feb 14 1936: Carl Haverill Bee, born Feb 8 1894 (sic) in New Milton, son of H. L. Bee & Cora L. Lang of Salem, W.Va. Residence: 1879 E. 84th St, Cleveland, Ohio Married Elsa Ott on Feb 23 1927. Divorced Child: Nancy Ann Bee, born Nov 17 1931 (sic) Entered (enlisted) U.S. Army on March 10 1918 at Clarksburg. Reported to Camp Hancock, Georgia. Rank: Private. Unit: U.S. Medical Corps, Base Hospital Unit #53 Departed U.S. at Newport News, Virginia on July 28 1918 Arrived at Brest, France on July 28 1918 Departed France from St. Nazaire in July 1919 Discharged on July 21 1919 at Camp Dix, New Jersey Occupation: Watchmaker | BEE, Carl Haverill (I59725)
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| 17713 | Information from his pension application in Harrison County, Virginia, dated 15 Jun 1818 ... Moses Rollins enlisted in 1780 in Culpeper, Virginia, under the command of Captain Smith, attached to the regiment commanded by Col. Buford of the regular service. He remained in service until the end of the Revolutionary War. He was wounded at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse in North Carolina on March 15, 1781. Both legs, below the knees, were amputated as a result of disease incurred during the war. His second wife, Nancy, was 25 years old in 1820. In addition to sons Henry, Jeremiah and Edward, his children in 1820 included daughters Sally (age 5), and Rebecca (age 1 year). | ROLLINS, Moses (I75139)
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| 17714 | Information has reached here of the death of Mrs. Julia McDonald Davis, wife of Mr. John W. Davis, at their home, in Clarksburg, W. Va., yesterday evening. Mrs. Davis was 27 years of age and was a daughter of Major E. H. McDonald, who resides three miles north of this place. She had been sick about a month and her death was a great shock to her family. Mr. Davis is a prominent young lawyer and son of Col. John J. Davis, of Clarksburg. He was married to Miss McDonald at the home of her father, near this place, about 15 months ago. His bride was an intelligent young lady and quite a favorite among her circle of friends. Her death was particularly sad. The Baltimore Sun, 21 Aug. 1900, Tue., p. 8. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/130424079/julia-terrill-davis | MCDONALD, Julia Terrill (I125189)
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| 17715 | Information on Thomas Huett and the first 3 generations of his descendants contained in "Old Somerset on the Eastern Shore of Maryland," by Clayton Terrence, pub. 1935, Richmond, VA, Whittet & Shepperson. | Source (S932)
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| 17716 | Information pertaining to Clarence McCloy and his descendants was provided by Clarence McCloy himself. | Source (S466)
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| 17717 | Information pertaining to Georgia McCloy and her descendants was provided by Georgia McCloy herself. | Source (S464)
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| 17718 | Information pertaining to Maysel McCloy Beck and her descendants was provided by herself. | Source (S465)
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| 17719 | Information pertaining to Willard McCloy and his descendants was provided by Willard McCloy himself. | Source (S469)
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| 17720 | Information provided in her 1868 marriage record indicates birth in about 1847 in Doddridge County, while her 1879 marriage record indicates birth in about 1853 in Indiana. But the 1850 Census shows it as Ohio. | ICE, Mary Sidney (I59132)
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| 17721 | Information provided in marriage record would put birth in about 1874, birthplace Doddridge County. But her birth record, which identifies her as Melinda Hall, daughter of J. W. & Elizabeth Hall, shows that she was born on May 4 1878 in Wood District, Mason County WVa. The 1900 Census shows it as May 1879. | HALL, Marinda Elizabeth Annie (I76318)
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| 17722 | Inheritance 29 Nov 1922, Doddridge County, West Virginia Given $100.00 from the sale of his mother's farm and all mineral (except coal, which had been sold), oil and gas proceeds divided, share and share alike, with his 7 siblings. | COYNE, James Charles (I119665)
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| 17723 | Inheritance 29 Nov 1922, Doddridge County, West Virginia Given $100.00 from the sale of his mother's farm and all mineral (except coal, which had been sold), oil and gas proceeds divided, share and share alike, with his 7 siblings. | COYNE, Robert Michael (I119676)
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| 17724 | Inheritance 29 Nov 1922, Doddridge County, West Virginia Given $100.00 from the sale of his mother's farm and all mineral (except coal, which had been sold), oil and gas proceeds divided, share and share alike, with his 7 siblings. | COYNE, John Bassell (I119677)
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| 17725 | Inheritance 29 Nov 1922, Doddridge County, West Virginia Given $400.00 from the sale of her mother's farm and all mineral (except coal, which had been sold), oil and gas proceeds were divided, share and share alike, with her 7 siblings. | COYNE, Anna (I119671)
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| 17726 | Inheritance 29 Nov 1922, Doddridge County, West Virginia Given $600.00 from the sale of her mother's farm and all mineral (except coal, which had been sold), oil and gas proceeds were divided, share and share alike, with her 7 siblings. | COYNE, Bridget Elizabeth "Byrdie" (I119674)
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| 17727 | Inheritance 29 Nov 1922, Doddridge County, West Virginia Given $700.00 from the sale of her mother's farm and all mineral (except coal, which had been sold), oil and gas proceeds were divided, share and share alike, with her 7 siblings. | COYNE, Ellen Pauline Ursula "Nellie" (I119678)
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| 17728 | Inherited his father's estate at Tortworth. | HICKS, Thomas (I77063)
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| 17729 | Initially buried at Henri le Chapelle American Cemetery in Belgium, in Sep 1948 he was re-interred at Evergreen Cemetery in Parkersburg. | SUTTON, James Harold (I66907)
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| 17730 | Initially buried in Kingwood, Preston County, per his death record and obituary. In March 1892, his remains were moved to the family plot at Bluemont Cemetery in Grafton. | MCCORMICK, Samuel Philip (I78458)
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| 17731 | Inmate and farm laborer at West Virginia State Penitentiary farm. | ALLTOP, Jesse C. (I112819)
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| 17732 | Inmate at County Home. Marital status widowed. Burial at Alvy, W.Va. | WRIGHT, Jonathan B. (I121971)
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| 17733 | Inmate at Harrison County Jail. | RICHARDS, Arthur Lee (I97293)
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| 17734 | Inmate at the Weston State Hospital for the Insane. Marital status: Married. | EARL, Viola Jane (I26800)
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| 17735 | Inmate at West Virginia Industrial Home for Boys. | FOX, Ancel (I95597)
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| 17736 | Inmate at West Virginia Industrial Home for Boys. | FOX, Neal James (I95598)
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| 17737 | inmate at West Virginia State Penitentiary | RUCKER, Mason Lee (I79482)
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| 17738 | Inscription does not give birthdate, but states age at death on Dec 3 1890 as 34y 10m 27d. Previous reporting of death date of Dec 31 1890 resulted from a misreading of the headstone. | GASTON, Susan (I1383)
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| 17739 | Inscription is not clear. Year may be 1918 or 1919. | CARDER, Bessie I. (I34787)
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| 17740 | Inscription on flat grave marker: Mother IDA GRIFFITH 1871 - 1926 | TRAINER, Ida Lucille (I100106)
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| 17741 | Inscription on flat marker: Father WILLIAM F. GRIFFITH 1871 - 1934 | GRIFFITH, William Franklin (I125453)
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| 17742 | Inscription on headstone "All is well" | HAMMOND, George O. (I67626)
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| 17743 | Inscription on headstone (flat marker): "Gold Star Wives of America" | TARBET, Catherine Eliza "Kitty" (I136933)
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| 17744 | Inscription on headstone: "He devoted his life to Pine Bluffs schools as superintendent and advisor, 1815-1953." | HUME, Harold Clayton (I97679)
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| 17745 | Inscription on headstone: "In memory of our FATHER ELIJAH SMITH, Died Mar 23 1890, Aged 65 years" | SMITH, Elijah G. (I52247)
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| 17746 | Inscription on headstone: Honor the Brave. Non sabi sed patrae. (Note: This Latin phrase means "Not for self, but for country." It is inscribed over the chapel doors at the U.S. Naval Adademy. The standard spelling of the last word is patriae.) | KINNEY, David W. (I32666)
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| 17747 | Inscription on HUGILL monument: Lucy wife of William Hugill died June 10, 1913 Aged 72 yrs NOTE: Age 72 would put her birth in about 1841, which is inconsistent with her marriage and census records. She was age 3 in the 1850 Census. | CARROLL, Lucy (I118014)
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| 17748 | Inscription on the tall upright monument: "John Brown, Died May 28, 1847, Aged 88 Years." On the same marker: "Lucy L, his wife, Died June 19, 1841, Aged 81 Years." | BROWN, John (I72137)
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| 17749 | Inscription on vault plaque: HENRY WALKER RUHL 1st Lieutenant, 118th Infantry Born June 26th, 1895 Mortally wounded, October 5, 1918 Bellicourt, France Died October 31, 1920 Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori NOTE: "Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori" is a line from the Roman lyrical poet Horace's Odes (III.2.13). The line can be translated as: "It is sweet and proper to die for the fatherland." [Wikipedia] Although the inscription implies that his death was the direct result of combat wounds in World War I, his Harrison County death record states that he died on October 30 [sic], 1920, in New Mexico from "exposure to cold while on hunting trip." | RUHL, Henry Walker (I118631)
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| 17750 | Inscription reads "Mintie, wife of A. L. Leeson, dau of W. S. & Elminy Smith." | SMITH, Araminta E. "Mintie" (I8429)
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