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| 17751 | Inscription reads: W. E. - Son of F. E. & M. E. Husk, Sept 30 1912 - Oct 11 1912. | HUSK, W. E. (I30686)
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| 17752 | Inscription: ANNIS wife of Ammi T. Brown Died June 27, 1851 Age 50 yr 9 mo 11 da | COOKE, Annis (I52161)
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| 17753 | Inscription: HARRISON FLANAGAN MAY 26, 1833 FEB. 17, 1909 The Parent of Eleven Children | FLANAGAN, Harrison (I129059)
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| 17754 | Inscription: Here Repose the Earthly Remains of ELIAS COOKE who died Dec 1, 1849 Age 80 years | COOKE, Elias (I123686)
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| 17755 | Inscription: In Loving Memory CORA MAE ROLLINS Jan 9, 1886 - Dec 16, 1976 Mother lives with us in memory and will for evermore. | MELVIN, Cora Mae (I59863)
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| 17756 | Inscription: In memory of RICHARD "DICKIE" WARE and wife who lived near Valley Head and died about 1834 | WARE, Richard "Dickie" (I128558)
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| 17757 | Inscription: John Whitehair Died Aug 6, 1889 Aged 100 Y, 2 M, 7 D | WHITEHAIR, John (I40436)
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| 17758 | Inscription: MATILDA Wife of HARRISON FLANAGAN FEB. 13, 1840 AUG. 5, 1918 The Parent of Eleven Children | HARDMAN, Matilda (I129060)
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| 17759 | Inscription: TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF FAITH CLARKE DOTY PHILLIPS -------------------- FAITH DAUGHTER OF FAITH AND THURSTON CLARKE OF IPSWICK. CO. SUFFOLK, ENGLAND CAME IN SHIP "FRANCIS" AT AGE 15 WITH HER FATHER IN 1634. MARRIED EDWARD DOTY OF THE MAYFLOWER ON 6 JANUARY 1634/5. MOTHER OF NINE CHILDREN ALL BORN AT HIGH CLIFFE IN PLYMOUTH. AFTER EDWARD'S DEATH 23 AUGUST 1655, IN PLYMOUTH, SHE REMAINED IN HER HOME AT HIGH CLIFFE UNTIL 14 MARCH 1666/7 WHEN SHE MARRIED SECOND AT PLYMOUTH JOHN PHILLIPS OF MARSHFIELD AS HIS THIRD WIFE. FAITH DIED AT MARSHFIELD AND WAS BURIED 21 DECEMBER 1675 IN THIS CEMETERY. ------------------------- THIS MONUMENT DEDICATED 6 MAY 1989 BY THE PILGRIM EDWARD DOTY SOCIETY | CLARKE, Faith (I121081)
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| 17760 | Inscription: William H son of T & S Bond Died July 1845 Aged 3 yrs 6 mos | BOND, William H. (I136706)
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| 17761 | Inscription: A member of Battery B, 314th Reg F.A., Camp Lee He was the first in our community to give his life for the country Gone But Not Forgotten | DYE, Thomas J. (I114564)
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| 17762 | Inscription: CHARLES WINDON - "Born in Bath County, VA. Died Dec. 16, 1919. Age 82 years. Confederate soldier under Stonewall Jackson. Was a tenant on this farm 52 years. An honest man and a Christian. May he rest in peace. Erected by T. P. Reynolds as a tribute of respect." | WINDON, Charles (I105341)
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| 17763 | INSCRIPTION: Hannah Daughter of J. C. & R. Underwood Died May 15, 1864 Aged 9 yr, 1 mo, 20 ds. | UNDERWOOD, Hannah (I126556)
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| 17764 | Inscription: Mary J. Wife of F. W. Parker Born Oct 4 1845 Died Feb 2 1887 | MATHENY, Mary Jane (I66064)
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| 17765 | INSCRIPTION: Mary J. Wife of Jas. M. Cook Born 1812 Died Sept 4 1891 No death record found. | ___, Mary J. (I125305)
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| 17766 | Inscription: Age 52. | ARNETT, Andrew (I37454)
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| 17767 | Inscription: F. C. Helmick, 1854-1938, No. 804. Plot: Union Printers Home, Block 51. | HELMICK, Franklin C. (I100110)
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| 17768 | Inscription: Frances M - Wife of Eugenus Stull | HAUGHT, Frances M. (Nancy) (I120940)
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| 17769 | Inscription: In Loving Memory | NICHOLSON, Orpha Gay (I57082)
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| 17770 | Inscription: In Memory of Mrs. MARY, wife of Mr. RUFUS BROWN, who died January 12th, 1838, aged 66 years and 8 months. Further inscription: "Beloved by all her acquaintance and affectionate. Wife kind and tender mother discharging all the duties of life as become a woman of a christian supported by grace smiled In the C...... illegible....." (Transcription and headstone photo by Bob Thomas, Findagrave.com volunteer.) | WILLIAMS, Mary (I60994)
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| 17771 | Inscription: Son of T. S. & R. L. Gray. Aged 26 yr 8 mo (days illegible). | GRAY, William A. (I40587)
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| 17772 | Instructor in Mathematics & Science, Salem H.S., 1912-14; Clendenin H.S., 1915-17; Bristol H.S., 1917-18; Salem Academy, 1918-20; Principal, Salem Academy, 1920-26; Assistant in Physics, WVI, 1926-28; Instructor in Science, West Union H.S., 1928-29; Professor of Physics, Salem College, 1929-present (as of 1932). | DAVIS, Orla Aldis (I41633)
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| 17773 | Interment.net reports age on headstone as 73y 10m 5d, but examination of the inscription shows it to be 73y 10m 15. | BROWN, John (I74481)
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| 17774 | Interment.net reports death date as Jul 4 1898. | BROWN, Rufus (I74482)
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| 17775 | Interment.net reports death date on headstone as Sep 25 1880, age 69y 9m 7d; but examination of the headstone shows it to look more like Sep 25 1889, age 69y 9m 3d. | HARDING, Volusia (I74486)
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| 17776 | Inurnment service held at the Arbovale, W. Va. Cemetery. | GLUCK, Joseph Clay (I24684)
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| 17777 | Irene Myers was enumerated twice in the 1940 Census, once with her parental family in Tyler County, WV, and again in the household of her half-brother & sister-in-law, Asa & Edna Lyons, in Myersville, Summit County, Ohio. | LYONS, Irene Wanda (I117904)
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| 17778 | Iris L. Nicholson Johnson Birth: 27 Oct 1914 Avon, Doddridge County, West Virginia, USA Death: 28 Nov 1990 (aged 76) Hancock County, West Virginia, USA Burial: Three Springs Cemetery, Weirton, Hancock County, West Virginia, USA Memorial #: 123138197 Bio: INSCRIPTION: Rest in Peace Family Members Parents Harvey Leonidas Nicholson 1881-1951 Addie Myrtle Day Nicholson 1886-1961 Spouse Ray Hartzel Johnson 1915-1988 Siblings Archie Paul Nicholson 1912-1928 Charley Guy Nicholson 1919-1994 Harvey Junior "Tuffy" Nicholson 1921-2003 Burlin Floyd "Esau" Nicholson 1924-1987 Children Violet Lenore Johnson 1937-1937 Gladys Shirley Johnson 1938-1940 Loretta Johnson Cottrill Lee 1941-2020 Wanda Jo Johnson Riggs 1942-2016 Created by: Rachel Conley (47045290) Added: 2014-01-11T11:27:10.000Z URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/123138197/iris-l-johnson | NICHOLSON, Iris Lenore (I19493)
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| 17779 | Isaac and his brother, John, were among the Gaston families for whom the community of GASTON in Lewis County, WV was named. | GASTON, Isaac M. (I1464)
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| 17780 | Isaac Griffin enlisted in January 1776 in the Continental army, for one year, in Colonel Haslet's regiment, 1st Company, Captain John Patten. He went into active Service in August, and was under fire several times. He re-enlisted for the duration of the war. During his service he was mainly instrumental in capturing the leader of a group of Tories, lead by Cheney Clow. The adherents of Clow hated Griffin intensely, and after the close of the war his personal safety was endangered. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/93399147/isaac-griffin | GRIFFIN, Isaac (I124082)
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| 17781 | Isaac Leggett was the progenitor of the Doddridge County branch of the Leggett family. His half-brother John was ancestor of the Ritchie County branch. | LEGGETT, Isaac (I9730)
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| 17782 | Isaac Marion Talkington Birth: 1841 West Virginia, USA Death: 25 Mar 1921 (aged 7980) Fairmont, Marion County, West Virginia, USA Burial: Odd Fellows Cemetery, Farmington, Marion County, West Virginia, USA Memorial #: 20814400 Family Members Parents Jacob Talkington 1796-1876 Prissocia Price Talkington 1791-1851 Siblings Jesse Talkington 1820-1887 Henry Talkington 1822-1899 Samuel B Talkington 1825-1909 David Talkington 1827-1914 Jacob J Talkington 1833-1915 Children Mary Virginia Talkington Keller 1860-1928 William Henry Talkington 1865-1945 Olive Victoria Talkington Hawkinberry 1867-1937 Belle Talkington Conaway 1868-1934 Delphia M. Talkington Beem 1869-1905 Charles E. Talkington 1884-1956 Created by: Frank Pazdric (46917438) Added: 6 Aug 2007 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/20814400/isaac-marion-talkington HAS DEATH CERTIFICATE -- Several discrepancies | TALKINGTON, Isaac (I136772)
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| 17783 | Isaac Underwood in the 1860 United States Federal Census Name Isaac Underwood Age 33 Birth Year abt 1827 Gender Male Race White Birth Place Virginia Home in 1860 Tyler, Virginia Post Office Shirley Dwelling Number 1020 Family Number 1020 Occupation Farmer Real Estate Value 4000 Personal Estate Value 721 Inferred Spouse Mary Underwood Inferred Child Ruth A Underwood Milton Underwood Household Members (Name) Age Isaac Underwood 33 Mary Underwood 27 Ruth A Underwood 5 Milton Underwood 2 | UNDERWOOD, Isaac N. (I88195)
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| 17784 | Isham Morrison was a farmer, merchant and live stock shipper and made a lucrative living. He was a Baptist and a Democrat. He was also a contractor. The book Covered Bridges of Harrison County, Harvey Harmer, 1956, page 33, says in 1872 the City contracted with Isham to build a new bridge for $670 to be completed by October 15. On the 12th of November 1872, Jacob Cork reported Morrison had completed the covered wooden bridge across the creek on the Northwestern Turnpike, two and one-half miles west of Clarksburg for $800. "Two of Isham's brothers, William and Thomas, were neighbors of Peter W. Ash; they went fox hunting together and frequently took the Morrison slaves (Jack, Joe, George, Mose, Beverly, Armstrong & Ed) along who entertained them with Virginia Plantation songs" (from Vol. 2, p 126-131, Family Stories & Bible Records by Lolita A. Guthrie). Credits: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bobmtree&id=I309 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/170779821/isham-alexander-morrison | MORRISON, Isham Alexander (I131463)
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| 17785 | Israel William "Bill" Coffman was an engineer for and retired from the WV Dept of Highways. He was one of the main engineers for I-79 and did the ground work for the building of WVU Basketball Coliseum. He then became involved in the Coal Mining Industry in Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and Wyoming, where he was superintendent for many mine sites. Mr. Coffman was on the Board of Directors for the Carbon Co. Hospital in Wyoming and was Mayor in Hanna, Wyoming for many years. In honor of his many years of service for said town, the citizens of Hanna named a road and bridge in his honor. [Obit] | COFFMAN, Israel William "Bill" (I124753)
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| 17786 | It appears that Albert N. Davis and Sylvia C. Cooper separated or divorced soon after their 1921 marriage. In the 1930 Census, he was enumerated in Lincoln County, Oklahoma with three sons from his first marriage, while she was still in Greenbrier District, Doddridge County, with her children from her first marriage. In 1930 Albert gave his marital status as widowed, while Sylvia's was indicated as married. She retained the.Davis surname. | Family: Albert Nelson DAVIS / Sylvia Corina COOPER (F59889)
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| 17787 | It appears that Floyd McKinney and Martha Ash separated or divorced sometime between 1900 and 1910. In the 1910 Census, his marital status was listed as widowed, but she appeared in the 1920 Census in the household of their son Goff, with her marital status also listed as widowed. | Family: Floyd MCKINNEY / Martha ASH (F8136)
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| 17788 | It appears that Hardesty's "History of Doddridge County," in his listing of the soldiers of Co A, 14th W.Va. Inf, misidentified Lewis Maxwell Dennison as William R. Dennison. We have found no record of William R. Dennison in Doddridge or surrounding counties or in Civil War records. | DENNISON, Lewis Maxwell (I33523)
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| 17789 | It appears that Juliet Lowther was sometimes known as Julia, the same name as her sister, who never married. Family Bible entries show the two sisters as Juliet Lowther (b. Oct 11 1812, married to Smallwood Wilson) and Julia Lowther (b. Oct 6 1817, never married). Julia's headstone identifies her as Julia Lowther (Oct 6 1817 - Apr 17 1906). Juliet's grave is unmarked, but she is identified in her death record as Julia Wilson, d. Aug 13 1898, age 85. Juliet's marriage record to William Smallwood Wilson clearly identifies her as Juliet Lowther, although some researchers have incorrectly transcribed it as Julia. | LOWTHER, Juliet (I43413)
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| 17790 | It appears that neither Ann Tucker nor her daughter Sophrona ever married, despite each having borne and raised several children. No marriage record was found for either, no census record showed them with a husband, and both of their death records indicated their marital status as single. However, Ann's daughter Sophrona's death record identified her parents as William Tucker and Unknown, her son Benjamin's death record identified his parents as John Tucker & Ann Tucker, and her daughter Sarah's death record identified her mother only by the surname Tucker, with the father's name blank. But all of Ann and Sophrona's children listed with them in the 1880 Census were identified as illegitimate children. 1850 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Aug 5 1850: Susanna Tucker, 34; Ann, 23; Cassy, 21; Grove S, 6; Emeretta, 5; Frony J, 3; Mary A, 2 months; Jeremiah, 2 months. 1860 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Jun 15 1860: Ann Tucker, 33; O. S. (male), 16; S. (male), 12; S. (female), 6. (NOTE: Entry of the initials O. S. for the 16-year-old male is considered to be a clerical error, as the boy is undoubtedly Ann's son Grove S. Tucker. The 12-year-old probably should have been listed as a female, since that would have to be Ann's daughter Sophrona. The 6-year-old female would be Sarah.) In the adjoining household was the following family, consisting of Ann's parents and other family members: Wm. Tucker, 72, farmer; Mary, 72; Jeremiah, 45; E J (female), 24; J (male), 10. 1870 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (West Union District), enumerated on Jun 7 1870: Ann Tucker, 46, weaver & housekeeper; Sophrona J, 23; Sarah, 17; Benj W, 7; John M, 5; Mary I, 6; Taliaferro (male), 3; Thomas, 1. Race of all was white. Notations for Sophrona and Sarah indicated that they were unable to read or write, although Sarah was indicated as having attended school within the past year. 1880 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (West Union District), enumerated on Jun 3 1880: Ann Tucker, white female, 60, housekeeper, single; bastard son Benj, white male, 16; bastard son John, white male, 14. In the adjoining household were Ann's daughter Saphrona and five children. | TUCKER, Ann (I69170)
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| 17791 | It appears that Vance Tucker understated his age by five years at the time of his enlistment in the Army, and that he carried the misstated birth date for the remainder of his life. His birth record shows that he was born on Sep 24 1902 in Morgansville, son of Benj W. Tucker & Lily A. Whitehair. That date also corresponds to his stated age 8 in the 1910 Census, 17 in 1920, and 27 in 1930. But his birth year was given as 1907 at the time of his March 1942 enlistment, and his SSDI entry shows his birth date as Sep 24 1907. | TUCKER, Vance E. (I78079)
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| 17792 | It has been incorrectly reported by other researchers that Cassa Ann Nutter's husband was C. W. Stewart. But marriage and census records show that Cassa Ann Nutter, daughter of John C. Nutter and Emily Vincent, was married first to Andrew Jackson Adams, and then to George H. McQuain. The wife of G. W. Stewart was instead Cassandra (aka Cassa or Cassie) Nutter, b. ca 1845 in Ritchie Co, daughter of John Nutter and Mary Mounts, who later married Enoch N. Hobbs. 1860 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Jul 7 1860: A. J. Adams (male), 27, farmer; Cassa, 25; S. T. (male), 2. 1870 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Southwest Twp), enumerated on Sep 2 1870: Cassa A. Adams, 37; Salathiel T, 12. 1880 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Southwest District), enumerated on Jun 4 1880: Cassa Adams, 45; son Selathiel T, 22, farmer; wife Suseanna, 20; son Walker S, 3. No entry was found in the 1900 Census for Cassa or for her second husband, George H. McQuain. Minnie Kendall Lowther's "History of Ritchie County," p. 236, reports that Cassa married and moved to Ohio and had died prior to that book's 1911 publication. But no Ohio connection has been found for her or either of her husbands, and it is possible that Cassa Nutter was confused with Cassandra "Cassie" Nutter, who did marry and move to Ohio. | NUTTER, Cassa Ann (I17859)
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| 17793 | It has been postulated that after her mother's early death, Gertrude Allen was adopted by a Randolph family. | RANDOLPH, Gertrude Allen (I121573)
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| 17794 | It has been reported by some researchers that John S. Douglass married Elizabeth Richards (b. 1794, d. Jun 21 1847) on Nov 15 1810, that she was the mother of his nine children, and that he also married Rachel Thomas. But Harrison County marriage records show that it was Rachel Thomas who John Douglass married in Nov 1810. It is unclear if he had another marriage. | DOUGLASS, John S. (I50803)
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| 17795 | It has been reported by some researchers that Sarah Elizabeth Husk was born in California, then moved to Ohio. But this is inconsistent with all other records. Her 1879 marriage record in Calhoun County states her birthplace as Ohio, while her death record specifies Washington, PA. | HUSK, Sarah Elizabeth (I816)
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| 17796 | It has been suggested that the birth names of this couple, both born in Germany, are Johann Heinrich Schmidt (sometimes anglicized to John Henry Smith) and Anna Margarette Angusbau. This is quite possible, and is presented thus in "History of Doddridge County," p. 234. But records show that he was known as Joseph Henry Schmidt (Smith), with nothing to indicate that he may also have been known as Johann or John. In all census records, he is identified as Henry Smith, J. H. Smith or J. Henry Smith, and she is always identified as Margaret. In the marriage and death records of their children, he is identified as Henry or Joseph Henry, and she as Margaret. 1850 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on July 30 1850: Henry Smith, 52, b. Germany, farmer; Margaret, 54, b. Germany; Catherine, 10, b. Maryland; Susanna, 9, b. Md; Adam, 6, b. Virginia; George, 2, b. Va; Henry, 4, b. Va; John H, 3 months, b. Va. 1860 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on July 5 1860: J. H. Smith, 45, b. Germany, farmer; M (female), 46, b. Germany; C (female), 20, b. Md; Susan, 19, b. Md; A (male), 15, b. Md; H (male), 13, b. Va; George, 11, b. Va; J H (male), 10, b. Va; E E (female), 8, b. Va; B (male), 4, b. Va; F A (female), 2, b. Va. 1870 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Southwest District), enumerated on Aug 23 1870: Henry Smidth (sic), 54, b. Prussia, farmer; Margaret, 56, b. Prussia; George, 22, b. Va; John H, 20, b. Va; Barkhardt, 13, b. Va; Eda, 16, b. Va; Frances, 10, b. Va. 1880 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Southwest District), enumerated on Jun 16 1880: Henry Smith, 64, b. Germany, farmer, afflicted with rheumatism; wife Margaret, 65, b. Germany; son Barget, 24, b. Va; dau Francis E, 21, b. Va; grandson Franklin, 9, b. Md. In the adjoining household: John H. Smith, 28, farmer, b. Va, afflicted with a broken arm; wife Iowa, 27, b. Va; dau Mary A, 2, b. WVa. | Family: Joseph Henry SCHMIDT / Margaret ANGUSPAUGH (F16483)
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| 17797 | It is assumed that Hardenia died prior to her husband's remarriage. His marital status is not stated in that marriage record, and no further record has been found for her. | DRAIN, Hardenia (I121760)
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| 17798 | It is considered likely that Absalom Critchfield was adopted. | CRITCHFIELD, Absalom (I12874)
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| 17799 | It is considered likely that Eli B. Tucker was the son of Henry Tucker & Mary Maury, and the brother of William, Elenor & Cassandra. 1850 Census, Doddridge County, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Aug 16 1850: Eli B. Tucker, 63, farmer; Margaret Dotson, 37; Jackson Dotson, 7; Preston Dotson, 6; Josiah Dotson, 4; Ruey Dotson, 3; Elizabeth Dotson, 2; Henry Dotson, 4 months. 1860 Census, Adair County, Missouri (Clay Twp, Wilmathsville Post Office), enumerated on Jul 10 1860: Eli B. Tucker, 72, farm laborer; Margaret Tucker, 46; Jackson Tucker, 12; John T. Tucker, 10; Louisa J. Tucker, 7; Sudda Tucker, 5; Harrison Tucker, 47, farm laborer. All born in Virginia except Sudda, born in Missouri. In the next household was the family of Nelson Tucker (39, b. Va.) and Adaline Tucker (28, b. Ohio) and children. A nearby household was that of James F. & Mary Ann (Dotson) Kelly, who were in Doddridge County in the 1850 Census. 1870 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (West Union Twp), enumerated on Jun 10 1870: Eli B. Tucker Jr, 42, b. Va, common laborer; Charlotte E, 39, b. England; Jettie E, 7, b. Va; Eli B. Sr, 82, b. Va, farmer; Adaline, 15, b. Missouri. | TUCKER, Eli B. (I86109)
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| 17800 | It is not clear if Lulu Pearl Britton Simmons' first marriage, to Howard Francis Simmons, ended in divorce or if he died. In any event, she gave up for adoption their two sons, John Daniel Simmons and Gene David Simmons. | BRITTON, Lulu Pearl (I11898)
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