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| 21651 | Parentage unclear. Daughter of Philip (1734-1776) & Margaret Stryker (1741-1819) Van Arsdale, per "Ohio Valley Genealogies," p. 46. But father identified as Capt. Isaac Van Arsdale by researchers Max Perry (p. 151) and Anna Reger Gaston, with mother not identified. At age 14, Ida Van Arsdale gained glory in 1776 by following the British who had made a raid at Pluckemin and taken her favorite colt, and she recaptured it. [Anna Reger Gaston, citing Snell's "Hunterdon and Somerset," p. 701] | VAN ARSDALE, Ida (I3105)
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| 21652 | Parents born in Germany. | WHITE, Johanna G. (I10584)
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| 21653 | Parents born in Holland. | COLE, Marretje Jacobsen (I128531)
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| 21654 | Parents born in Sweden. | WEDELL, Geneveive Margurite (I64830)
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| 21655 | Parents identified in 1856 marriage record as Adam Rider, mother not given. But in her second marriage record, they are identified as John & Susan Rider. She is in the household of John & Susan Rider in the 1850 Census, age 11. | RIDER, Rebecca V. (I107785)
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| 21656 | Parents identified in her 1878 marriage record as Stephen M. & Cecelia A. Root, but as Jacob and Emily Root in her 1892 marriage record, and as Adam Root (born in Germany) and Celia Ann Gains (born in West Virginia) in her death record. The 1860 Census lists her as Kizziah Root, age 1 month, inferred daughter of Stephen and Cela A, (Gain) Root. | ROOT, Kezia Cordelia (I50512)
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| 21657 | Parents identified in her marriage record as John B. Bonnell and Peggy Dotson. | BONNELL, Samantha (I95477)
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| 21658 | Parents incorrectly identified in death record as Jasper Allen and ___ Ash. Birth date of Apr 30 1872 is the same as her birth record. Burial indicated as being at Arnolds Creek, without specifying which cemetery, the most prominent in that location being Ruley, Fleming and Arnolds Creek Christian. | ALLEN, Ruth Myrtle (I120254)
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| 21659 | Parents were from Pennsylvania. | COLLINS, Phebe Jane (I29124)
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| 21660 | Park Pale, Dorset | MARTIN, Thomas (I44944)
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| 21661 | Park Pale, Dorset | MARTIN, Thomas (I44946)
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| 21662 | Park Pale, Dorset | MARTIN, William (I44948)
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| 21663 | Park View | MOORE, David Henry (I126764)
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| 21664 | Parks Cemetery | UNDERWOOD, Karen Franches (I3873)
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| 21665 | Parmaco | Family: John R. LOWTHER / Zora Evelyn EDDY (F23296)
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| 21666 | Part of the Lousada family remained Loyalist during the Revolution, retaining their name's old spelling and moving to Canada or England. Aaron II changed the spelling of his name and served in the American Army. He was a sergeant in the Revolutionary War, first during 1776-77 in a New Jersey Regiment, and later in 1778-83 in a Pennsylvania regiment. The battles in which he fought were Long Island, Princeton, Brandywine, and Germantown. On Nov 28 1833, in Monongalia County, (W)VA, Aaron II applied for a military pension, stating that he was 102 years old and giving his birth as 1731 in Somerset County, New Jersey. He stated that he had served in the Somerset County Militia for three months in 1776, and that he moved to what is now Greene County, Pennsylvania in 1777. He further stated that in 1778, he was a spy on Whitely Creek, Greene County, Pennsylvania, under Capt. William Crawford, and that he was discharged in September 1783 with 2 years and 8 months of service. He lived in Greene County until 1793, when he moved to Monongalia County. | LUZADER, Aaron II (I10958)
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| 21667 | Participated in the following battles: New Creek, Greenland Gap, Droop Mountain, and Lynchburg Raid. He was discharged on July 3, 1865 at Richmond, Virginia. A military grave marker indicates that he was a prisoner of war at Andersonville Prison. | SMITH, Moses William (I25271)
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| 21668 | Parties to marriage bond: Arnold Richards and Peter Stutler. | Family: Arnold RICHARDS / Rebecca STUTLER (F5148)
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| 21669 | Pasco | ALLEN, Clee (I102717)
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| 21670 | Past president of SPIAA, Southern Police Institute, University of Louisville, Kentucky. | BUENO, Dennis Charles "Denny" (I135627)
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| 21671 | Pastor William P. Snider served as chairman of the West Virginia Baptist Convention's Long Range Planning Committee, the Board of Camps and Conferences, the Budget Committee, the Local Church Commission, and as a Trustee of Alderson-Broaddus College. While working on the State Staff of the West Virginia Baptist Convention, he initiated a successful continuing education program for Baptist ministers in West Virginia that served as a national model for bi-vocational entrance training programs throughout the ABC/USA. He was a member of the Executive Board and Executive Committee. In addition, he served on SCODS, President of the Wood County Ministerial Alliance, and Director and Founder of Mid-High Youth Camp at Cowan. Bill was a Master Mason and member of St. Mary's Lodge 41. He was a speaker and workshop leader in great demand, leading marital enrichment workshops, career assessment seminars, and seminars on aging, stress management, and grieving. He was a chaplain at Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital and directed a seminar that helped patients cope with cancer. As a result of these many contributions, in May 1995 Bill was awarded an Honorary Degree, Doctor of Divinity from Alderson-Broaddus College. | SNIDER, Dr. William P. (I62976)
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| 21672 | Pat graduated from South Charleston High School, Marshall University and received Master degrees from both Indiana University and Quinnipiac University. He worked as a banker on Wall Street before starting his own banking related company. He then changed careers and entered health care and later became very active and involved with the Oil, Gas, Historical and Industrial Association. | LEGGETT, Patrick Dean (I20786)
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| 21673 | Paternal ancestor came from England to Massachusetts about 1623. [Ohio Valley Genealogies, p. 6] | BEEBE, Stuart (or Stewart) (I6098)
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| 21674 | Paternal great-grandfather: Joseph Fischel, buried in New York. | BECK, Richard Henry (I19311)
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| 21675 | Patient at Weston State Hospital for 6 months 15 days. | KIMBALL, James Albert (I14076)
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| 21676 | Patient in sanitarium. | GULLEY, Sarah S. (I84455)
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| 21677 | Patricia Ann Paugh was winner of the Miss West Virginia pageant in 1977. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patsy_Ramsey https://www.denverpost.com/2006/06/24/slain-girls-mom-dies/ | PAUGH, Patricia Ann "Patsy" (I91797)
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| 21678 | Patterson Fork Road | MAXSON, Arlington (I21647)
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| 21679 | Patterson Park Memorial Hospital | WEEKLEY, George W. (I37202)
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| 21680 | Patterson Road | MCCLURE, James Addison (I59231)
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| 21681 | Patty Criss Carder was a graduate of Salem High School and was employed at Salem College from 1965 to 1971 and, what began as First National Bank at Salem, from 1976 to 1989. She was active in Van Horn Elementary School, Salem Middle School and Liberty High School PTOs and Band activities, as well as city groups such as the Park Board and the First United Methodist Church Womans Group. Patty strived to remain active in city council meetings and city groups. Her list of retirement achievements includes the restoration of the historical painting at the Salem Post Office that was often overlooked and under appreciated by many city residents and visitors, and she supported her husband in the restoration of the caboose at the Salem Depot Park. With the assistance of Salem International University students, she organized the plotting and cleaning of the IOOF Cemetery where many of her family members are buried. Relatives seeking to visit the grave sites of their ancestors can now easily locate them through a map developed with this project. She published a collection of newspaper articles entrusted to her by the beloved Salem High School teacher, Dorothy Belle Davis, into a book, SALEM 1776-1976. All profits of this book went into a fund established by Patty to the improvement of Salem. Projects completed include the re-introduction of the Salem Newsletter, restoration of pictures damaged in the Depot fire and the purchase and installation of new street signs. She published a second book of Dorothy Belle Davis writings titled, COLUMNS. All proceeds from the book were donated toward the Salem Veterans Restoration Memorial Project. Patty was the Chairman of the Salem Improvement Movement Infrastructure Committee since 2009. Her committee worked with city government and building inspectors on the demolition of properties and general enforcement of ordinances to clean up Salem. In 2014 she was selected Citizen of the Year by Salem Chamber of Commerce. [Obituary] | CRISS, Patricia Jo Della "Patty" (I123476)
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| 21682 | Paul Blevins retired from the Wellsville Public School System in 1998, where he served as the principal at the high school, principal at Garfield Elementary ( the greatest elementary school in the entire western world according to Paul ), then he became the School Superintendent. He was a former officer with the East Liverpool Police Department, and he also taught at Kent State University for 43 years. Paul began his career in education teaching at East Liverpool High School then served as vice principal at Beaver Local High School. During that time, Paul served as a Township Trustee for St. Clair Township for twelve years. | BLEVINS, Paul C. (I140608)
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| 21683 | Paul Elwood Williams in the U.S., World War II Navy Muster Rolls, 1938-1949 Name Paul Elwood Williams Record Type Military Military Date 20 Nov 1942 Ship, Station or Activity Henderson Ship Number or Designation Dd-785 Series MLR Number A1 135 | WILLIAMS, Paul Elwood (I23222)
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| 21684 | Paul M. Gaston is the grandson of E. B. Gaston, the founder of the Fairhope Single Tax Colony, and Professor of History Emeritus in the University of Virginia. He joined the faculty in 1957, and taught in the Corcoran Department of History until his retirement in 1997. His special interests are Southern History, the American Civil Rights Movement, and the South African liberation struggle. He was president of the Southern Regional Council from 1984-88 and has been a member of its executive committee since 1974. Education: B.A. Swarthmore; Diploma, University of Copenhagen 1953; M.A. University of North Carolina 1955; Ph.D. University of North Carolina 1961 Selected books by Paul M Gaston: The New South Creed: A Study in Southern Mythmaking (Knopf, 1970) Women of Fair Hope (Georgia, 1984) Man and Mission: E. B. Gaston and the Origins of the Fairhope Single Tax Colony (Black Belt, 1993) http://www.cptr.ua.edu/fairhope/people/p_m_gaston.html http://www.virginia.edu/history/user/85 | GASTON, Paul M. (I56649)
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| 21685 | Paul Villers served as Mayor of Pennsboro from 1975 to 1999. Early in his working life, he operated the Midway Service Sation and the Pennsboro Tire Co. He later worked for 24 years at Hayhurst Equipment of Pennsboro, first as a salesman and ending as a sales manager. | VILLERS, Paul L. (I16395)
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| 21686 | Pauline had many careers throughout her life, serving as a pastor's wife, Doddridge County Community Educational Outreach Service, owned and operated the Z&Z Florist in New Matamoras, Ohio, Park tours Bus Guide, Doddridge County Deputy sheriff, Spurgeon Funeral Home, and a caregiver as a graduate of the first Nursing Assistant Class from Mountain State college of Parkersburg. She loved to sing, performing in operettas as a child, as a member of the All State Chorus in High School, the Jubilant trio and church choirs. She enjoyed entertaining many by performing her clown ministry. She tied for the 1993 Ms. WV Senior Pageant being crowned first runner-up after a coin toss and was the 1994 Belle of Doddridge County. She was a member of the Emmanuel United Methodist Church and served as President and Treasurer of the United Methodist Women, Treasurer of the Doddridge county United Methodist Parish, President and Treasurer of the United Methodist Ministers' Spouses. Weston District Lay Speaker, President and Treasurer of the Senior Citizen Center Activities Club. She was a member of the Night Owls, OES West Union Chapter 56, Doddridge County Medical Center Board of Directors and the Doddridge County Humane Society Board of directors. She worked on election boards and served ten years in the West Virginia Silver Haired Legislature in Charleston. | MCCAULEY, Lucy Pauline (I79542)
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| 21687 | Paulser Flesher was a friend of Luke Jaco and lived near him on Arnolds Creek in present-day Doddridge County. The Salem-Harrisville Turnpike ran through his property. Paulser Flesher did not live in Doddridge County for long. In the August term of 1845 he was appointed guardian of his niece and nephew, Martha Virginia Webster and Booker Livingston Webster, after his sisters death on 29 July 1845. They moved to Texas before 1850, where he died on 16 Oct 1856. The first known John Doe case in Doddridge County, John Doe vs. Richard Roe, had something to do with the 750 acre farm that the Webster siblings inherited after their mother's death. Collectively they were probably John Doe and this was the case where their estate was sold. They would have been minors at that time, so they would have filed anonymously. Paulser Flesher lived in Bastrop, Texas in the 1850 census . His real estate value was $600.00 and Martha Virginia Webster's real estate value was $5,302.00, presumably proceeds from the estate settlement. | FLESHER, Paulser Butcher (I91810)
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| 21688 | Penny Linder, in "The Gibson and Related Families" (p. 108), identifies Nannie May Gaston as "D. Mae Gaston," born on the same date in Doddridge Co, WV. A birth record does exist for her in both counties (see footnote). Based on locations of other events in her family, Harrison County would be considered more likely, but her obituary states that she was born in Doddridge County. The obituary identifies her as "N. May Gaston," while the Social Security Death Index lists her simply as "May Gaston." | GASTON, Nannie May (I1630)
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| 21689 | Penny set up and organized the genealogy department at the Harrison County Historical Society in Clarksburg. In 1991, Penny and O. D. Linder published a comprehensive genealogy book, "The Gibson and Related Families." That book and other genealogy resources are available through their website at http://home.comcast.net/~jmlinder609/ | DEVER, Velma Gertrude "Penny" (I43233)
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| 21690 | Penwortham, Wiltshire | DICKSON, Jane (I44947)
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| 21691 | Per "History of Smithburg" by Ned Jones. | FLESHER, Dorothy "Dolly" (I92222)
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| 21692 | per brother George's WW2 Draft Registration Card | BLAIR, Anne Morgan "Nan" (I75334)
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| 21693 | Per daughter Delila's 1900 Census enumeration, which stated that her father was born in Ohio and her mother in Switzerland. | SEARS, Anna (I105866)
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| 21694 | per deed from Samuel Archbold to Warner Chapman | KENNEDY, Ann (I99970)
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| 21695 | Per diary of Alcinda Ashburn Davis' brother, Flavius Josephus Ashburn. | DAVIS, Ann Elisa (I79304)
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| 21696 | Per diary of Flavius Josephus Ashburn. Minister T. T. Henderson officiated numerous weddings in Doddridge County, including that of renowned gunsmith Samuel Todd Sherwood and Drusilla Bland in November 1853. | HENDERSON, Thomas Truxton (I98618)
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| 21697 | Per Findagrave: Peter died between 1880-1900 in Jackson Co., WV. According to cemetery records, he and his wife are buried in the Maddox Cemetery near Lockhart in Jackson County. There is no identifiable marker for him or his wife Nancy Ann (Price) Myer. | MYER, Peter D. (I85501)
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| 21698 | Per her request, her body was donated to the WVU Human Gift Registry. | CHILDERS, Janet Lee (I62354)
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| 21699 | Per her wishes, her body was donated to the WVU Human Gift Registry in Morgantown. | SWIGER, Linda Irene (I72474)
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| 21700 | Per his request, William McQuaid's his body was donated to the WVU Human Gift Registry. | MCQUAID, William Warren "Buss" (I83856)
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