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Matches 21,251 to 21,300 of 23,923
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| 21251 | Not with rest of family in 1880 Census. | BROWN, (Male) (I79396)
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| 21252 | Not with rest of family in 1940 Census. | ROSS, Margie Ellen (I16931)
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| 21253 | Not with Shields family in 1940 Census. She was listed as a predeceased sister in the 2014 obituary of Mary Lou (Shields) Ross. | NOLAN, Mildreth Ann "Millie" (I95791)
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| 21254 | Not with wife and son in 1940 Census. | DOTSON, William Ralph (I93822)
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| 21255 | Notation indicates that he could neither read nor write, and that both parents were of foreign birth. His wife Mary was able to read, but not write. | SNODGRASS, William (I34236)
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| 21256 | Notation indicates unable to read & write. | SMITH, Sarah (I50913)
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| 21257 | Notes of source William Henry Wilson (b. 1936) give birth date as Jan 7 1972, location not specified, but with a second notation of July 1870 in Allegheny Co, PA. | WILSON, William Henry (I15402)
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| 21258 | Nothing has been found regarding Samuel Wisby in either records or family recollections. He must have died before 1824, in view of the land dispute and sale in Virginia in 1824, after the death of his father. This information was found in the Court Records of Monongalia Co, but the actual deed could not be found. [Gaylene Kerr Banister, citing "Those Irish Wisbys"] | WISBY, Samuel (I10882)
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| 21259 | Notice in the "Doddridge County Republican," Thursday, July 13 1916, in its entirety: "For Sale: Four fine draught teams. 2 teams, 6 yrs old, wt. 1600 pounds each; 1 team 8 yrs old, wt. 1400 pounds; 1 team 9 yrs old, wt. 1300 pounds. Also, 1 extra mare 8 yrs old, 1600 pounds. Good wagon and harness complete for each team. For further particulars, call on or address R. E. Smith, Central Station, W.Va. Reside right in station." | SMITH, Reuben Elden (I42236)
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| 21260 | Notice in the West Union Herald, Mar 5 1936: "Farms for Sale. Some good farms for sale cheap near Guysville, Ohio, on U.S. Route 50. Come and see them or write J. I. GASTON, Guysville, OH." | GASTON, John Irvin (I1393)
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| 21261 | Now Mineral County, West Virginia. Per widow's pension application. | Family: Sylvester W. MOTT / Sarah WELCH (F51786)
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| 21262 | Numerous name variations are found in official records. Doddridge Co Birth Records identify him as Harry [sic] Paul Smith Jr., son of Harvy [sic] Smith & Virginia Elliott. But all other public records, including his marriage & death records, his grave marker, as well as his obituary and the death record of his son Terry, identify him as Paul H. Smith. Since his older half-brother was named Harvey Smith Jr., it is likely that the birth record entry was in error. | SMITH, Paul H. (I14096)
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| 21263 | nursing home | NUTTER, Frankie Virginia (I16595)
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| 21264 | nursing home | BEE, Lucille Rebecca (I27677)
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| 21265 | nursing home | ___, Rosa B. (I33365)
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| 21266 | nursing home | MICHAEL, Willie Fay (I49871)
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| 21267 | nursing home | SMITH, William Franklin (I79371)
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| 21268 | Nursing home. | GASTON, James Albert (I40597)
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| 21269 | Nursing home. | BATES, Lewis Emmanuel (I66145)
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| 21270 | Nutter Farm | WILSON, Boyd (I55488)
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| 21271 | Nutter Farm, Grant District | LOWTHER, Sarah Judah (I34264)
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| 21272 | Nutters Fork Road | UNDERWOOD, Ora Delbert (I17739)
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| 21273 | Oakwood | HATFIELD, Griggs O. (I17782)
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| 21274 | Obit had birth date Dec 12 1887, but birth record states Nov 12 1887. | DEVERICKS, Albert William (I20245)
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| 21275 | Obit, "West Union Record," Thursday, Aug 26 1915, in its entirety: TWO YEAR OLD SON DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS "Fred, the little 2 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doak, of Big Flint, died Saturday after a short illness. He was the youngest of three boys. Funeral services were conducted Monday morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. Henry Hoey. Interment was in the Keys Cemetery. County Supt. L. L. Saddler and son Leslie attended the funeral." | DOAK, Fred F. (I100386)
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| 21276 | Obituaries of both Franklin Glen Snider and Ina Nutter Snider give their marriage date with as Mar 18 1915, location not specified. But the newspaper announcement of their 50th wedding anniversary in 1965 gives their marriage date as Mar 25 1915 in Oakland, MD. | Family: Franklin Glen SNIDER / Ina Lucinda NUTTER (F1353)
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| 21277 | Obituaries of both husband and wife state marriage date as July 14 1942, but marriage record shows it to be July 14 1943. | Family: Samuel Howard CLEAVENGER / Geraldine CLEAVENGER (F25458)
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| 21278 | Obituaries of both parents list Dana as a surviving son, address unknown. | SNIDER, Dana Russell (I20159)
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| 21279 | Obituary CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- William Maxwell Davis, age 89, died peacefully at his home in Charleston, WV, on July 2, 2021. Mr. Davis was born in Charleston, WV, on March 21, 1932, the son of the late James Hornor Davis II and the late Martha Davis. He was preceded in death by his only brother, James Hornor Davis III; his sister-in-law Ouida Caldwell Davis and his step-mother, Eolyne Davis. He was the last of the 11 grandchildren of William Brent Maxwell of Harrison County WV. He received his early education in Clarksburg and Charleston public schools and was a graduate of the Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville, NJ and Princeton University. His entire business career was spent with the Bank of West Virginia, where he stepped down as president in 1979. In it, he followed a several generation of banking leadership. He was a world traveler and some of his earliest trips included the World's Fair in 1939 and the opening of the Olympic Games in Helsinki. He also served overseas in the U.S. Army. He twice served as the head of the West Virginia Commission on the Arts, appointed by the governor in 1968 a year after the commission's founding. He remained on through 2004. He also served on the foundation board of the Kanawha County Public Library and was eager to see the renovation through, which he hoped would be quite welcoming to all. His vast philanthropic interests included the Clay Center for Arts and Education (formerly Sunrise Museums), various music organizations - Chamber Music and WV Symphony, the University of Charleston of which he once served as acting president, The Historic Glenwood House Foundation for which he was serving his 41st year as president, WVU, his schools Princeton and Lawrenceville and many auto related museums and his church. Retiring early from his banking career, he dedicated much time to serving on the boards of various non profits across a broad array of interests throughout his state and the country. A passionate automobile enthusiast from his very early days, he often recalled childhood events (and throughout his life) by the car that was involved. He was also among memberships and roles in a dozen different auto clubs, especially active with the Classic Car Club, the Classic Car Club of America Museum and the Rolls Royce Owners Club and Foundation and served as national president of all and judged the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance for over 30 years. He was the oldest continuous American member of the UK based 20-Ghost Club the oldest Rolls Royce auto club in the world and his cars often won best in class. An especially memorable event among many was his delight in taking an American built 1928 Rolls Royce Springfield (MA) roadster with left hand drive to England for a tour- creating some sensation on both continents, including New York Times photo coverage of it boarding the QEII for his Atlantic crossing. Mr. Davis is survived by his nephew, James Hornor Davis IV (William Hague); his niece, Frederica Davis; his five great nieces: Frederica Morgan Davis, Faith Maxwell Davis Iselin (Alex), Tilden Davis Arnold (Alex), Warren Davis and Baird Davis. He was predeceased by his nephew, Lewis Caldwell Davis. He cherished his ongoing contact with Caldwell's longtime partner, Beth Secor. He took great pride in them and their generations. He will be remembered for his great charm and for his genuine devotion to West Virginia, his community and his family -- and for his bowties. In Charleston WV, visitation will be from 4 - 6 p.m. on Wednesday, July 7 at Bollinger Funeral Home, 420 Lee Street West. The memorial service will be Thursday at 1 p.m. July 8, at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, 36 Norwood Road, Charleston, WV 25314. Persons desiring to make memorials should make them to the charity of their choice. Exponent Telegram (Clarksburg, WV) - July 6, 2021 https://www.wvnews.com/theet/obituaries/william-maxwell-davis/article_088f6dc5-1c5b-5cb6-83b0-73214eb1fb77.html https://www.dominionpost.com/2021/07/06/william-davis-2/ https://paw.princeton.edu/memorial/william-maxwell-davis-53 https://forums.aaca.org/topic/365222-the-hobby-has-lost-a-true-iconwilliam-maxwell-davis/ | DAVIS, William Maxwell (I118645)
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| 21280 | Obituary and SSDI indicate a birth date of Aug 9 1898. His birth record also indicates a birth date of Aug 9 1898, but that was a delayed entry filed in September 1963. He was not present for the 1900 Census, and age 9 in the 1910 Census puts his birth in about 1901. Age 27 in the 1930 Census would put his birth in about 1903, conflicting with the birth date of brother Otis. | BEE, Ola Glenn (I18090)
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| 21281 | Obituary and death record indicate burial at Upper Arnolds Creek Cemetery. But a headstone for him and his wife Mona is at Masonic in West Union. | ROLLINS, John William (I81159)
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| 21282 | Obituary and funeral card state birth as Jul 12 1890 in Doddridge Co, but this would not be possible since her twin sisters were born in Apr 1890. Headstone reads Jul 12 1888, and online death record states birth data as "est. 1888." | GASTON, Sarah Rulina (I321)
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| 21283 | Obituary and SSDI give birth date as June 30 1891, but headstone date is 1892. | WHITE, Mary Parmelia (I17963)
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| 21284 | Obituary and SSDI give birth date as Nov 7 1898, but 1900 Census shows age as 6 months, birth date Nov 1899. | KRENN, Clay (I18370)
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| 21285 | Obituary and SSDI indicate a birth date of Sep 18 1891, but 1900 Census gives age as 7, with birth date Sep 1892. | GAMSJAGER, Alma M. (I13019)
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| 21286 | Obituary and SSDI state birth date as Mar 19 1892, but birth record indicates Mar 19 1893, and 1900 Census, enumerated in June, gives her age as 7. | HART, Etta Wanda (I6432)
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| 21287 | Obituary appearing in the West Union Herald of Thursday, Jan 17 1957, stated that he died "at 3 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 6, ..." But death record reports date of death as Jan 13 1957. | HESS, Sherman (I28684)
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| 21288 | Obituary correctly gave age as 70, but misstated birthdate as Feb 1 1935 rather than the actual Feb 1 1933. Marriage record and SSDI entry confirm the 1933 date. Obituary specified birthplace as Cabin Run in Ritchie County, while marriage record states birthplace as Toll Gate. Cabin Run goes along the county line separating Ritchie and Doddridge Counties and is located in both counties. Toll Gate is also on the border of the two counties. | WHITEHAIR, Brady Raymond (I16797)
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| 21289 | Obituary erroneously gives death date as Jan 14 1921, which was actually the funeral date. Headstone, which was placed by her brother Samuel nearly 80 years later, erroneously gives death date as Jan 27 1921. | HILEMAN, Maude Arlene Ruth (I295)
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| 21290 | Obituary for Marcelene Powell Nicholson states that she was born on July 5 1923 and died on July 5 2003 at age 79, which would be mathematically incorrect. Her SSDI entry lists her birthdate as Jul 5 1924, which is presumed to be correct. | POWELL, Marcelene (I20935)
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| 21291 | Obituary from the Brunswick News Creed Lowther Dies Here Sunday Creed Irvin Lowther, 73, of Brunswick died Sunday in Glynn-Brunswick Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. The funeral will be Tuesday at 2pm in the chapel of Edo Miller & Sons Funeral Home with the Rev. Orville Ferris officiating. Interment will follow in Evergreen Memorial Cemetery. The Family will recieve friends at the funeral home from 7-9 pm tonight. Lowther is survived by his wife, Gracie B. Lowther of Brunswick, four daughetrs, Faye Fryberger and Betty Diestel, both of Brunswick, Judy Lowther in Pennsboro, WV, Bonnie Blount of Hortense, 4 sons, Robert Lee Lowther of Alma, Galen Lowther of Hortense, Larry Lowther of New Martinsville, WV, and Lee Lowther of Brunswick, 2 brothers, Lloyd Lowther of Stockport, OH and Pearlie Lowther of Spencer, WV, 2 sisters, Pauline Smith of Zanesville, OH and Bernice Dawson of Hortense, 3 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. He was a Native of Cairo, WV, and had been a resident of Glynn County for the past ten years. He retired in 1976 from Pennsylvania Railroad after 14 years service. he had attended the First Assembly of God Church in Brunswick. Edo Miller & Sons Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. | LOWTHER, Creed Irvin (I56291)
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| 21292 | Obituary from The Brunswick News, Tuesday April 12, 2011 Gracie Lee Chaddock, 61, passed away peacefully on April 7, 2011, while surrounded by family and friends. Grace was born October 10, 1949, in West Union, WV to George Edward Burch and Merle Pyle, one of eleven children. Grace had been a resident of the Brunswick and Hortense areas for 33 years, after moving to Brunswick with her family. Grace was a loving mother of 3 children - Betty English, Bonnie Blount and Lee Lowther. She was a dedicated wife to David Chaddock, to whom she was happily married for the past 22 years. Grace relished spending time with her family, and enjoyed nothing more than filling her home with children, granchildren and friends for a meal. She loved having fun and was never afraid to speak her mind. A devoted christian, Grace often attended Waynesville Baptist Church. She could frequently be found sewing in her free time, and made several quilts that will be cherished by her family. Grace was a wonderful person who was depply loved by her family and friends and will sorely missed. She is survived by 6 brothers and sisters, Dennis, Bob, and Bill Burch, Linda Smith, Judy Wagner and Larry Lowther; her children, Betty and Greg English, Bonnie and Robert Blount, and lee Lowther: her husband, Dave Chaddock; grandchildren Johnny & Nikki Diestel, Michael Diestel (Holly), Robert Earl and Ryan Blount, and Breanna, Cheyenne and Wyatt Lowther. Grace was predeceased by her siblings, Pete, Norma Jean and Carol Jane Burch and Dorothy Britton. A memorial service will be held later. In lieu of flowers, the family request memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society or a charity of the donors choice. | BURCH, Grace Lee "Gracie" (I56300)
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| 21293 | Obituary gave birth and death dates of Dec 20 1903 and Dec 22 2002, but gave age as only 89. SSDI entry concurs with these birth and death dates. | HATFIELD, Lena (I17437)
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| 21294 | Obituary gave birthplace as Conning, which is not found in West Virginia and was presumably intended to be Conings. | CHILDERS, Thelma Ruth (I18004)
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| 21295 | Obituary gives age as 76 and birth date as Jul 7 1904. But the 1910 Census gives age as 10, headstone shows birth date as Jul 7 1900, the 1900 Census shows his age as 11 months with birth in Jul 1899, and the SSDI shows his birth date as Jul 6 1899. | NUTTER, Chauncy Darrell (I57031)
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| 21296 | Obituary gives birth as Jul 23 1894, with age at death in Feb 1976 as 81, which would seem to be correct. But SSDI and Doddridge Co History Book give birth as Jul 23 1895, as does his birth record. | HICKMAN, Leland Morris (I9565)
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| 21297 | Obituary gives birth date as Jan 20 1888, but birth record says Jan 21 1888. | HART, Mary Erma Lee (I6429)
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| 21298 | Obituary gives birth date as May 27 1906 in Oxford, but birth record states May 17 1906 at Summers, and SSDI also says May 17 1906. | PIERCE, Sadie Alma (I7548)
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| 21299 | Obituary gives birth date as Nov 8 1888, but SSDI shows it as Nov 18 1888. | LOWTHER, Carl Francis (I37333)
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| 21300 | Obituary gives birth date as Sep 9 1894, with age at death in Mar 1974 being 79, which would be correct. Death record also has birth date as Sep 9 1894, and age 17 given at time of June 1912 marriage would also put her Sepember birth in 1894. But SSDI gives her birth date Sep 9 1892, her birth record also states Sep 9 1892, and her headstone reads 1893. | SUTTON, Hannah Pearl (I18221)
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