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| 19601 | Location specified as Bluestone Road. | FLEMING, Herman James (I54491)
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| 19602 | Location specified as Bluestone Road. | HOSKINS, Silas Jackson (I130991)
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| 19603 | Location specified as Camp Mistake Road. | CUMBERLEDGE, Bambridge (I79055)
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| 19604 | Location specified as Clark Street. Born in Ohio. Father born in Pennsylvania, mother born in Ohio. | ROWE, Bazil (I40109)
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| 19605 | Location specified as Connelsville in one child's birth record, but as Dunabar in two other children's birth records. Birth date given in 1900 Census as Feb 1880, age 20, born in W.Va. | CUMMINGS, Magdalyn Conisse "Maggie" (I79635)
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| 19606 | Location specified as Lincoln Highway in Hempfield Township. His birthplace given as Kansas, both parents born in Illinois. This conforms to his entry in the 1920 Census. | MEEK, Roy Eugene (I89314)
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| 19607 | Location specified as Long Run. | WELLS, Samp (I33355)
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| 19608 | Location specified as McClain Heights. Neighbors on one side were the family of Harvey H. & Leona Kinney, and on the other side the family of veterinarian Elmer L. & Delphia Smith. | COTTRILL, Marcellus Fountain (I89471)
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| 19609 | Location specified as Porto Rico Road. | CROSS, William Ernest (I61719)
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| 19610 | Location specified as State Route 25, 5-1/2 miles west of Big Isaac. | NICHOLSON, Arley Leonidas (I57829)
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| 19611 | Location specified in 1930 as Big Flint, and in 1940 as Big Flint Road. In 1940, he was also enumerated as a lodger, occupation steel mill worker, in the household of Paul & Katherine (Cox) Maxwell. | HELMICK, Vance H. (I48704)
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| 19612 | Location specified in death record as Tioga, which is just across the border in Nicholas County. | HALL, John C. (I28558)
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| 19613 | Location was at the Weston State Hospital, where he had been a patient for three years. | SECKMAN, Sheral (I87248)
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| 19614 | Location: "at the residence of Mary J. Blake, Ravenswood, W.Va." Informant for the marriage license: Brown Hendershott of Jackson County. | Family: Solomon Bentley POWELL / Mary Jane MCGEE (F62284)
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| 19615 | Location: 30 North Third Street. His father indicated as born in Germany, mother born in Ireland, the same as shown in his death record. But the 1900 Census had it reversed. | ALBRIGHT, Frank (I97573)
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| 19616 | Location: Coney Island Jockey Club. Marital status: Widowed. Occupation: Horse trainer. | JENNINGS, Walter Bryan (I106380)
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| 19617 | Locust Grove Church, Latitude 39.2070308, Longitude -80.7084353 | Family: Orlando Herbert BARKER / Mary Frances REED (F44248)
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| 19618 | Log Cemetery | PHIPPS, Martin Van Buren (I29395)
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| 19619 | Long Run | COX, Naomi Ruth (I22739)
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| 19620 | Long Run | MAYLE, Elmer Clifford (I24995)
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| 19621 | Long Run Community | HARRIS, Carl Howard (I18904)
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| 19622 | Long Run Community | WELLS, Zonetta Katherine "Nettie" (I28258)
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| 19623 | Long Run section | NUTTER, Lora Hester (I206)
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| 19624 | Lorenzo Dow Cain, son of James Cain and Ruth Dotson, often used the Dotson surname, most notablly in his marriage record and in the 1850 and 1870 censuses. But Cain was the surname that appeared in all other censuses, in his death record, and on his headstone. 1850 Census, Tyler Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Aug 3 1850: Lorenzo Dotson, 29, farmer; Emsy, 23; Edwin, 6; Nathan, 4; Zachariah, 2; Susan, 4 (11 ?) months. All born in Virginia. 1860 Census, Tyler Co, Virginia (now West Virginia) (North Bend Mills Post Office), enumerated on Jul 26 1860: Lorenzo Cain, 39, farmer, value of real estate $1500, value of personal estate $509; Emzy, 32; Edwin, 15; Nathan, 13; Zechariah, 11; Susan, 9; Oliver, 7; Floyd, 5; Leonora, 3. 1870 Census, Tyler Co, WV (Centerville Twp, Middlebourne Post Office), enumerated on Jul 22 1870: Lorenzo Dotson, 49, farmer, value of real estate $2000, value of personal estate $1000; Emzy, 43; Edwin, 26; Nathan, 24; Zachariah, 22; Susan, 21; Oliver, 18; Floyd, 16; Lenora, 14; Morris, 12; Betrus, 10; Andrew, 8; Ida, 6; Thomas, 4. All born in (West) Virginia. (NOTE: Most of the children's ages given in this census are at variance with other records.) 1880 Census, Tyler Co, WV (Centerville District), enumerated on Jun 12 1880: Lorenzo Cane, 59, farmer; wife Emza B, 53; son Oliver, 26; dau Lenora, 22; dau Beatrice, 17; son Andrew, 15; dau Ida, 12; son Thomas, 10; son Alvy, 6; mother-in-law Priscilla Hanes, 87, b. Ohio, widowed. The next enumerated family was that of Nathan Cane. 1900 Census, Tyler Co, WV (Centerville District), enumerated on Jun 26 1900: Lorenzo D. Cain, 79, b. May 1821, farmer, married 56 yrs; wife Emzy, 72, b. Aug 1827 in WVa (father b. Maryland, mother b. Ohio), married 56 yrs, mother of 15 children (12 still living); dau Ida, 32, b. Jul 1867, single, no children; grandson David S. Cain, 15, b. Sep 1884. | Family: Lorenzo Dow (Dotson) CAIN / Emzy B. HANES (F18771)
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| 19625 | Lorine Reed in the 1920 United States Federal Census Explore records with AI Learn what this record has to say with AncestryAI. Name Lorine Reed Age 0 [11/12] Birth Year abt 1920 [abt 1919] Birthplace West Virginia Home in 1920 Elk, Harrison, West Virginia Street Clarksburg and Buckhannon Pike Residence Date 1920 Race White Gender Female Relation to Head of House Daughter Marital Status Single Father's Name John H Reed Father's Birthplace West Virginia Mother's Name Stella R Reed Mother's Birthplace West Virginia Neighbors Household Members (Name) Age Relationship John H Reed 26 Head Stella R Reed 25 Wife Mildred M Reed6 Daughter Lorine Reed 0 Daughter | REED, Leon Valle (I85230)
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| 19626 | Lorraine | LEMASTER, Claude (I44938)
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| 19627 | Lory Roney and Christiana Haught Lattea were married in Doddridge County on Jun 3 1860. Four days later, their family was enumerated in the 1860 Census. Surnames of children were not specified. 1860 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated Jun 7 1860: L. Roney, 37, farmer, value of real estate (blank), value of personal estate $200; Christina, 42, cannot read/write; Mat, 14; Ellis, 23; Catherine, 6; Clarissa, 5; J. C., 1. NOTE: The household member listed as Mat was Nathaniel C. Lattea, Christiana's son from her first marriage. The household member listed as Ellis was William Ellis Haught, Christiana's illegitimate son from prior to her first marriage. 1870 Census, Lewis Co, WV (Willey Twp), enumerated on Aug 23 1870: Lorrie Roney, 50, farmer; Cristianna, 52. The next enumerated household was that of Christiana's son Nathaniel and his family: Nathaniel Lattea, 22, farmer, value of real estate $700, value of personal estate $125; Columbia, 15; George W, 8 months, birth month September; James C. Roney, 10; Amy M. Roney, 6; Julia J. Roney, 6. NOTE: James, Amy and Julia were children of Lory and Christiana. The reason for them being listed with Nathaniel's household is not clear. 1880 Census, Lewis Co, WV (Freemans Creek District), enumerated on Jun 17 1880: Laura Rony, 58, farmer, indicated as "insane"; wife Christian J, 61; son James, 21, single, works on farm; dau Emma M, 16; dau Juda J, 16. 1900 Census, Lewis Co, WV (Freemans Creek District), enumerated on Jun 13 1900: James C. Roney, 40, b. Dec 1859, farmer, married 8 yrs; wife Alcy, 50, b. Apr 1850, married 8 yrs, mother of 1 child (still living); son Arthur L, 18, b. May 1882, single, farm laborer; dau Almina, 14, b. Oct 1885; son Ralph H, 10, b. Aug 1889; mother Christiana, 81, b. May 1819, widowed, mother of 12 children (6 still living). | Family: Lory RONEY / Christiana Jane HAUGHT (F50543)
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| 19628 | Lost at sea from the U.S.S. Portland. | STONESTREET, Vance Davidson (I124680)
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| 19629 | lost on the submarine Barbel | SMITH, Charles Ray Jr. (I52074)
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| 19630 | Lower Island Cove | MORRIS, Dora E. (I53436)
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| 19631 | Lowman | DULANEY, Theratis Kinsey (I24566)
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| 19632 | LTC Roy Leon Maddox Birth: 30 Jan 1926 Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA Death: 16 Jul 2020 (aged 94) South Carolina, USA Burial: Saint Paul's Episcopal Church Cemetery, Pendleton, Anderson County, South Carolina, USA Memorial #: 213272509 Bio: Recipient of The Distinguished Flying Cross, Roy L. Maddox, Lt. Col. USAF retired, 94, passed away July 16, 2020. He was a resident of Six Mile, SC. Lt. Col. Maddox was the loving father of Michael G. Maddox (Qulia) of Wewoka, OK; Larry S. Maddox (Vicki) of Olive Branch, MS; Linda L. Jordan (Michael) of Memphis, TN; Leslie S. Maddox of Memphis, TN; step-sons: Frederick J. Lanceley (Donna) of Canton, GA and Michael A. Lanceley of Sandy Springs, SC. His loving wife of 35 years, Geraldine A. Maddox preceded him in death on May 27, 2017. He was also preceded in death by his parents, Brady C. and Alma (Nichols) Maddox, along with a brother, Robert Maddox and sister, Jean Bowman. He is also survived by his brother, Larry Maddox (Ann) and sister, Sue King (Ron) and many nieces and nephews. Survivors also include 20 grandchildren, 25 great grandchildren, and a great great grandchild. Born in Charleston, WV on January 30, 1926, Roy was the second child out of five. He graduated from Gallia Academy High School, Gallipolis, OH in 1943. After graduating, he took flying lessons and began flying with his friend Ted Bishop. They flew clients on tours that included the Biltmore in NC. He worked as a fireman on the Southern Railroad. Soon after, he joined the armed services. At age 19, he was PFC-flight mechanic on the B24 Bomber in Harlingen, TX. Early in his career, he piloted B-17, B-19 and B-24 military aircraft. In 1948, he was a Cadet Officer USAF in San Angelo, TX. Later on, he flew helicopters. In Vietnam, he piloted the Sikorsky CH-3E armed, amphibious transport helicopter to transport personnel and rescue wounded ground troops. After serving in Saudi Arabia, in the U.S., in Europe, and in Vietnam, Roy was commissioned as Lt Colonel Roy L. Maddox in 1970. During his military career, he was awarded several distinctions. He received the following: USAF Commendation Medal for Meritorious Service August 9, 1966 June 11, 1969; The Air Medal for Meritorious Achievement in Aerial Flight January 17, 1970 October 16, 1970; The Meritorious Service Medal in the Performance of Outstanding Service to the US as Chief Missile Support Aircraft Division, 308th Strategic Missile Wing, Little Rock AFB, Arkansas from October 1971 to May 22, 1973. For Extraordinary Achievement while participating in Aerial Flight during the Vietnam War, he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross February 3, 1972. Not only was Roy recognized by the military, he received a personal gift from the King of Saudi Arabia for exemplary service in January 1953 and received recognition for the rescue of passengers who were stranded in the desert in Saudi Arabia on a KLM flight. When his base was notified of the accident, he led a group of helicopters to search for the downed plane. The passengers held up their lighters to help guide the military towards them. No lives were lost. After retirement, Roy returned to school and earned two Associate Degrees in Vocational Guidance and Vocational Technical Education. He enjoyed retirement and remained active in the American Legion, in his church, St. Michaels Episcopal in Easley, and on his farm. Some of his favorite past times were woodworking, square dancing, bowling, photography, and spending time with family and friends. His compassion, quiet nature, generosity and willingness to help others will be remembered by all who knew him. A graveside memorial service in the churchyard of St. Pauls Episcopal Church in Pendleton, SC Family Members Parents Brady Craig Maddox 1895-1955 Alma Elizabeth Nichols Davis 1902-2000 Created by: JM Johns (47906841) Added: 2020-07-21T10:19:02.000Z URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/213272509/roy_leon_maddox Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/213272509/roy_leon-maddox: accessed March 9, 2024), memorial page for LTC Roy Leon Maddox (30 Jan 192616 Jul 2020), Find a Grave Memorial ID 213272509, citing Saint Paul's Episcopal Church Cemetery, Pendleton, Anderson County, South Carolina, USA; Maintained by JM Johns (contributor 47906841). | MADDOX, Roy Leon (I15517)
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| 19633 | Lucille Edwards' family had a hotel in Jackson, Mississippi called the Edwards Hotel, which was burned by the North during the Civil War. | EDWARDS, Lucille Harrison (I65167)
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| 19634 | Lucretia Community | NORRIS, Mabel Leona (I33921)
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| 19635 | Lucullus Virgil McWhorter (January 29, 1860 - October 10, 1944) was an American farmer and frontiersman who documented the historical Native American tribes in West Virginia and the modern-day Plateau Indians in Washington state. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucullus_Virgil_McWhorter | MCWHORTER, Lucullus Virgil (I54068)
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| 19636 | Lucy Gaston Hickok had four children. The youngest, Fred, "burned to death at Aunt Elvira's" according to notes of Etta Gaston. In 1915, Loren Hume, who visited Elvira's as a child, wrote that Fred died after being scalded when a kettle of hot water fell on him. | GASTON, Lucy Mariah (I13558)
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| 19637 | Lulla Jane Norman was identified in her marriage record and obituary as Lulla Jane Norman, but in her daughter's death record as "Lavella," in her son's marriage record as "Lula Jane," in son's death record as "Lilly Jean," in the 1910 & 1920 Census as "Luella," and on her own headstone as "Lulu." 1920 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Central District), enumerated on Jan 9 1920: Benjamin Richards, 69, farm laborer; wife Adella, 49; son Okey, 29, farm laborer; dau-in-law Luella, 17; dau Alice, 11. 1930 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Central District), enumerated on Apr 19 1930: Okey Richards, 40, farm manager, age 29 at time of first marriage; wife Lulla J, 27, laundress (at home), age 16 at first marriage; dau Nellie B, 10; son Howard O, 8; son Chester F, 5; dau Margaret L, 2y 10m; son Herbert M, 1. 1940 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Central District), enumerated on May 22 1940 at Central Station on Central Road: Okey Richards, 50, W.P.A. laborer; wife Luella, 38; son Howard O, 18; son Chester F, 15; dau Margaret L, 13; son Herbert M, 11; son Albert, 8; dau Geraldine, 6; dau Doris M, 4; son Russell F, 1. 1950 Census, Doddridge County, WV (Central District), enumerated on April 21, 1950 on State Route 11, north of US Route 50: Okey Richards, 60, farm hand; wife Lou, 47; son Howard O, 27, married (wife not present), farm hand; son Chester F, 25, single, farm hand; son Herbert M, 21, single, farm hand; dau Geraldine, 16; dau Doris M, 14; son Russell F, 11; son Curtis D, 8. All born in West Virginia. | Family: Okey RICHARDS / Luella Jane NORMAN (F11016)
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| 19638 | Lurlene McCreless Collum was the founder and owner of Collum CMC Thumb Braces, a business whose products provided relief from the pain of arthritis in the thumbs. She sold her leather thumb braces to doctors, hospitals, clinics, medical schools and individual patients throughout the United States for 13-1/2 years, after which she sold the business to a European company. https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=10550810 | MCCRELESS, Birdie Lurlene (I111568)
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| 19639 | Luther Martin Perine and his brother Irvin Scott Perine married twin sisters, Beulah and Ila Hess. 1940 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (West Union District), enumerated at Arnolds Creek: Luther M. Perine, 51, farmer; wife Bula, 51; dau Edith, 30, single; dau Alice, 24, single; dau Martha, 22, single; son Charles, 19, single; dau Helen, 16; son Kenneth, 12; son Ritchie, 10; grandson Bobbie Perine, 4; granddau Loretta Perine, 1; sister Mary Perine, 57, single. | Family: Luther Martin "Lute" PERINE / Beulah (twin) HESS (F5051)
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| 19640 | Lynn Camp Settled.-- This stream, which is a small tributary of the North fork of Hughes river, took its name from a camp of lynn wood that was constructed by a party of hunters, in 1776, not far from the present site of the Wheeler Broadwater residence. These hunters came in the autumn-time, leaving orders for thier pack-horses to follow in six weeks; but, finding game so plentiful, they sent the fruits of their first six weeks labor home, and remained another six weeks, at the end of which time they had slain eighteen bears. During this entire time they had no change of clothing. Page362 The Richardses were the Pioneers of this creek. George Richards and his wife, Mrs. Kathrine Bush Richards, with their large family, having come from Harrison county very early in the century, and settled at the mouth of Lynn Camp, on the land that afterwards became the home of Edmund Taylor. They came as early as 1800, and it is claimed by some that they were here in 1795, but this cannot be verified, however; and John Bunnell still holds the distinction as being the first settler, within the bounds of the county. The Richardses are said to have come and to have gone back to their home in Harrison county a number of times, before settling down here permantently. George Richards removed from the mouth of this stream to the late L. P. Wilson farm, where his life came to a close. His sons, who were as follows, were nearly all pioneers here: Isaac, George, Benjamin, William, John, Michael, Jacob, Elias, James, Nelson, and one daughter, Mrs. George Six, of Athens, Ohio. Isaac Richards died (unmarried) of wounds received in the war of 1812. George Richards, junior, settled on Rock Camp, where he reared a family. Benjamin Richards married Miss Priscilla Jones, who was of Dutch descent, and was the first settler on Lynn Camp, he having reared his dwelling near the present site of the school-house. He was the father of Dr. Benjamin Richards, of Pullman. William Richards settled on the Rev. E. J. Taylor farm where he passed from earth. John Richards married Miss Nancy Taylor, sister of James Taylor, and went to Calhoun county, where he died at the age of one hundred four years, and near Big Springs he sleeps. He was the grandfather of Joseph Richards, of Goff's, Joseph being the son of Edward Richards. Other brothers.--Michael married Miss Caroline Wilson, daughter of John Wilson, of Calhoun county; and Benjamin, Miss Ruth Jones, and these brothers were the first setlers on the Syelus Hall farm, on Lynn Camp. But Michael went Page363 to Calhoun county, where he died, and where his descendants live; and Jacob removed to Beeson, where he died in 1899, at the age of ninety-four one-half years, and in the Wilson burying ground, near the mouth of the stream, he lies buried. He (Jacob) was twice married, his second wife, and widow, being Mrs. Drusilla Jackson, mother of C. S. Jackson, who still survives. Jacob Richards was the father of Mrs. James Elder, of Hardman chapel; of Mrs. Harrison Lamb, of Beeson; the late Mrs. Pricilla (John) Elder, of Leatherbarke; the late Mrs. Eli R. Cunningham, of Eva (who first married Asa Manear, and was the mother of Jacob Manear), and the late William Richards, of Beeson. Mrs John B. Baker, of Lamb's run; and Mrs. Jennie Bailey, of Smithville, are among his grandchildren. Elias Richards was the first citizen of the late "Bail" Wilson homestead (now the property of John Jobes), on Lynn Camp. James Richards went to Ohio, and Nelson, to Calhoun county. The Richareses were of German Descent, and were noted Indian-fighters and hunters, and their descendants in this and sister counties are a multitude. Syelus Hall succeeded the Richareses on Lynn Camp, he having purchased the improvement of both Jacob and Michael Richards, near the year 1849, and founded his home where his son, Elza C. Hall, now lives. SOURCE: "History of Ritchie County," by Minnie Kendall Lowther, 1910 http://www.wvgenweb.org/ritchie/MKL_HRC9.htm#1 | RICHARDS, George Washington (I27818)
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| 19641 | M. Avery Dotson was an educator who taught in Doddridge County, was principal of Pennsboro Elementary School for eight years, principal of Pullman High School for four years, and completed his career teaching history and social studies at Pennsboro High School for 29 years. He graduated from Salem College and received his master's degree in educational administration from West Virginia University. | DOTSON, Marshall Avery (I45498)
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| 19642 | Mad River | MAXSON, Marvel (I48949)
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| 19643 | Made Executor of Mother's Will (Without Bond) Nov 1922 Doddridge County Will Book 3, page 57 Inheritance 29 Nov 1922, Doddridge County, West Virginia Given $500.00 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. (Doddridge County Will Book 3, page 57) Wrote Will 13 July 1935, Long Run, Doddridge County, West Virginia He willed to his wife all of his real estate and personal property, except $200 to "erect a fence around my peoples graves". He made his wife his executrix. (Doddridge County Will Book 4, page 42) Codicil to Will 11 May 1936 Long Run, Doddridge County, West Virginia He amended his prior will to include $100.00 to go to his nephew, Robert M Coyne Jr, to assist him in furthering his education at any time. (Doddridge County Will Book 4, page 42) | COYNE, Daniel Leo (I108453)
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| 19644 | Maenordeilo, Cantref Mawr, Carmarthenshire | GRUFFUDD, Thomas Ap (I44990)
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| 19645 | Maenordeilo, Cantref Mawr, Carmarthenshire | Family: Thomas Ap GRUFFUDD / Elizabeth GRIFFITH (F18238)
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| 19646 | Maenordeilo, Cantref, Carmarthenshire | THOMAS, Rys Ap (I44988)
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| 19647 | Maiden name given as Anna Peters in husband's death record, as Annie Knight in her own death record, as Anna Pernell in son Charles' death record, as Annie Kinney in son Roy's death record, and as Anna Vincent in son Delbert's death record. Birthplace given as Marion County in her marriage record, but as Doddridge County in her death record. | ___, Anna "Annie" (I126894)
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| 19648 | Maiden name has also been reported as Kelley and Kellar. Obituary (Weston Independent) gave burial in Sassafras Cemetery, and parents being from Gilmer Co, WV. Obituary also gave marriage date as June 6 1876, which is at variance with marriage record of Jan 5 1876. Four surviving brothers were given as residents of Kansas. | KELLER, Angeline M. (I1054)
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| 19649 | Maiden name may also be Jones. | ___, Susan (I45021)
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| 19650 | Maiden name of Greenfield given in husband's obituary. | GREENBANK, Agnes (I4962)
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