Notes
Matches 21,851 to 21,900 of 23,923
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| 21851 | Presumed. He was a trustee of that church, and his brother and his brother's wife were are known to be buried there. | HAGER, Joseph (I61584)
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| 21852 | Presumed. He was not in 1870 Census with rest of family. | WYATT, G. F. (I50595)
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| 21853 | Presumed. He was not present with his family for the 1860 Census. | KNISELEY, Jacob S. (I127467)
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| 21854 | Presumed. He was not present with his family in the 1850 Census. | CRISS, Michael (I61681)
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| 21855 | Presumed. He was not with his family in the 1850 Census. | HAUGHT, Peter (I116069)
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| 21856 | Presumed. He was not with his family in the 1870 Censu. | KINNEY, George (I33048)
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| 21857 | Presumed. His wife Nancy was head of household, marital status not given, with seven children. | JONES, John (I47319)
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| 21858 | Presumed. Husband remarried on Dec 31 1908. His marital status was not indicated in his marriage record. | WATSON, Malinda Ann (I6519)
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| 21859 | Presumed. Husband's marital status not indicated in record of his remarriage. | BROWN, Ozena Olive (I38193)
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| 21860 | Presumed. In the 1850 Census, his wife and son were without him in her father's household. Other than his marriage, no further record of him has been found. | WARREN, Robert (I23150)
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| 21861 | Presumed. No death record or burial found. | MORGAN, Rachel (I134672)
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| 21862 | Presumed. Not with family in 1870 Census. | STUTLER, M. E. (I110386)
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| 21863 | Presumed. On this date, Edward Winne, the father of Ann Winn Cleveland, made his will, which mentioned Ann's three youngest children but not Ann herself. | WINN, Ann (I72740)
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| 21864 | Presumed. She was not in the 1860 the rest of the family. | NUTTER, Nancy Adeline (I40955)
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| 21865 | Presumed. We have found no record of William H. Earnest after the 1880 Census, in which his medical condition was listed as "maimed, crippled, bedridden or otherwise disabled." The record of his wife's 1892 remarriage does not indicate her marital status. | EARNEST, William H. (I104139)
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| 21866 | Previous information reported birthdate of John Clarence Husk as May 17 1882, but headstone states 1881. | HUSK, John Clarence (I2704)
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| 21867 | Previous reports of Evert Husk's middle name being Wilson are incorrect. His marriage record and death record identify him as Evert (or Everte) Wesley Husk. 1910 Census, Tyler Co, WV (Meade District), enumerated on Apr 15 1910: Everett W. Husk, 26, school teacher, married 4 yrs; wife Alda D, 22, married 4 yrs, mother of 2 children (both still living); dau Velma L, 3; dau Vaude L, 1. 1920 Census, Tyler Co, WV (Ellsworth District, Town of Middlebourne), enumerated on Jan 7 1920: Everett W. Husk, 35, mail clerk; wife Alda D, 32; dau Lucele V, 12; dau Vaud L, 9; son Everett S, 2 months. 1930 Census, Cabell Co, WV (City of Huntington), enumerated on Apr 4 1930 at 724 4th Street: Everet W. Husk, 46, railway postal clerk; wife Alda D, 43; dau Lucille V, 23; son Everet S, 11. 1940 Census, Cabell Co, WV (City of Huntington), enumerated on Apr 3 1940 at 809 Lincoln Place: Alda Husk, 52, widowed; dau Lucile, 33, shoe saleswoman, single; dau Vaude, 31, assistant manager dry goods, single; son Stanley, 21, garage attendant, single; lodger Earl Rodgers, 32, shipping Intl. Nickel, married; lodger Angelyn, 32, soda fountain waitress, married. | Family: Evert Wesley HUSK / Alda Day ROBINSON (F17352)
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| 21868 | Previously married and divorced. Was a special police officer and a private detective in Hawaii. Worked for Porcelain Products, Kaiser Engineers and Kaiser Cement Co in Hawaii, and B&O Railroad, Parkersburg. Was a former international undercover investigator and a police officer for Mountwood Police Dept. Was member of Disabled American Veterans and was Post Commander and District Commander of American Legion in Hawaii. Was member of Ritchie Co Emergency Squad. | WRIGHT, Bradford L. (I2548)
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| 21869 | Principal Security Police duty was guarding missile and radar sites. Awards: National Defense Service Medal, Air Force Good Conduct Medal, Small Arms Expert Marksmanship Ribbon, and Special Operations Group Award. Additionally, as a member of the 4683rd Air Base Group at Thule AFB in Greenland, he received the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award. His unit was cited for exceptional meritorious achievement in support of rescue and cleanup operations following an aircraft accident near Thule. | UNDERWOOD, Arzey George (I99853)
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| 21870 | Prior non-Federal service from 5 Dec 1913 to 1 Apr 1917. | SHORT, Floyd (I136145)
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| 21871 | Prior to her marriage to Thomas Hazard, Martha ___ was married to Thomas Sheriff, by whom she had eight children: Thomas, John, Caleb, Mary, Susanna, Daniel, Elizabeth and Sarah. | ___, Martha (I14717)
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| 21872 | Prior to starting high school, he attended Sherwood Grade School, where he was the recipient of the Knights of the Golden Horseshoe award in the 8th grade. | CARPENTER, James Herbert "Bud" (I98911)
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| 21873 | Prior to World War II, Elizabeth Cowman was a nurse with the American Red Cross. In April 1942, she became the first nurse from Doddridge County to volunteer for the Army Nurse Corps. She served in Australia and the Philippines as a First Lieutenant with the 42nd General Hospital, and was discharged with honor in January 1946. Awards: AP Theater Ribbon, Philippine Liberation Ribbon, four O/S Service Bars. Her Class A uniform was donated to the Doddridge County Historical Society's museum, where it is on prominent display. Sources: Obituary, article in West Union Herald (4/2/1942), and military discharge record (WD AGP Form 53-98). The 42nd General Hospital in World War II - http://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/ww_reg_his/177/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8538399 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8538400 | COWMAN, Elizabeth (I23733)
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| 21874 | Priscilla Starcher Hinzman Birth: 30 Nov 1839 Lewis County, West Virginia, USA <<== age is either 34y 3m 1d or 34y 8m 1d. Death: 1 Aug 1874 (aged 34) West Virginia, USA Burial: Morrison Cemetery, Berlin, Lewis County, West Virginia, USA Memorial #: 97869781 Bio: Priscilla (Starcher) Hinzman (30 Nov 1839 in Hackers Creek, Lewis, WV, United States-1 August 1874 in Lewis, West Virginia, USA) was the daughter of John (1812-1888) and Julia Ann Swisher (1816-1865). She was the first wife of Alfred Hinzman, who was born Jul 1840 in Lewis, Virginia, United States. CHILDREN: Adelaide A., John A., and Robert V. - HINZMAN. 47646266 Inscription: Wife of A. Hinzman Aged 34Yrs 8Mo 1Dy Family Members Parents John Starcher 1812-1889 Julia Ann Swisher Starcher 1816-1865 Siblings Louisa Starcher 1835-1881 Edwin S Starcher 1837-1838 Maryan Starcher 1842-1869 Elizabeth Starcher Conley 1844-1913 William Stockton Starcher 1846-1920 Isaac M. Starcher 1848-1932 Susanna Starcher Norman 1851-1912 George Washington Starcher 1853-1922 Harriet J Starcher 1856-1862 Children Mary E Hinzman 1862-1862 Adda Heinzman Golden Shearer 1865-1942 Claudius Columbus Heinzman 1872-1956 Created by: Ginny Berry (47061041) Added: 27 Sep 2012 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/97869781/priscilla-hinzman Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/97869781/priscilla-hinzman: accessed 29 July 2023), memorial page for Priscilla Starcher Hinzman (30 Nov 18391 Aug 1874), Find a Grave Memorial ID 97869781, citing Morrison Cemetery, Berlin, Lewis County, West Virginia, USA; Maintained by Ginny Berry (contributor 47061041). | STARCHER, Priscilla (I22159)
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| 21875 | Prisoner in Doddridge County Jail. | WATSON, Robert Junior (I16332)
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| 21876 | Prisoner in Doddridge County Jail. | BOYCE, William Luther (I18283)
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| 21877 | Prisoner in Doddridge County Jail. He was also enumerated with his parents and two sisters at Wolf Pen Run, New Milton. | NICHOLSON, Robert Elsworth (I21007)
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| 21878 | Private First Class Berdine was a member of the 17th Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Division. He was Killed in Action while fighting the enemy in North Korea on February 14, 1952. Private First Class Berdine was awarded the Purple Heart, the Combat Infantryman's Badge, the Korean Service Medal, the United Nations Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Korean Presidential Unit Citation and the Republic of Korea War Service Medal. | BERDINE, Jennings Hosea (I70310)
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| 21879 | Private First Class Lawrence O. Yeater was a member of the 8th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division. He was seriously wounded while fighting the enemy in South Korea on July 29, 1950 and returned to duty later that day. He was Killed in Action while fighting the enemy in South Korea on September 3, 1950. Private First Class Yeater was awarded the Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster, the Combat Infantryman's Badge, the Korean Service Medal, the United Nations Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Korean Presidential Unit Citation and the Republic of Korea War Service Medal. | YEATER, Lawrence O'Neil (I81406)
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| 21880 | probable | Family: Aaron LOUZADA / Unknown (F3940)
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| 21881 | Probable, but not confirmed. The 1870 Census was the last record we have of Ammi T. Brown. He did not appear with son Ammi A in the 1874-75 Elmira city directory, as he had in the 1869-70 Chenango County business directory. | BROWN, Ammi Tufts (I52160)
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| 21882 | probably | GASTON, John (I3514)
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| 21883 | probably | TICHENOR, Martin (I35629)
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| 21884 | probably | WYATT, Mary (I48833)
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| 21885 | probably | Family: Joseph DAVISSON / Mary BURNS (F2330)
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| 21886 | probably | Family: Spencer MARSH / Sally CURTIS (F11477)
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| 21887 | Probably a descendant of the William Cheeseman who settled at Middletown, Monmouth Co, NJ, in 1667. | CHEESEMAN, Joseph (I3516)
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| 21888 | Probably a granddaughter, rather than a daughter. | VANSCOY, Lydia A. (I121212)
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| 21889 | Probably at Greenbrier 7th Day Bapt Cem, Co Rd 17, near Miletus, Doddridge Co, WV, as implied in her obituary. | CLARK, Lucy Ann (I56310)
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| 21890 | Probably born in Fauquier Co, VA, per Raymond A. Mann. | MADDOX, Sarah C. "Sallie" (I23270)
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| 21891 | Probably Clark County, Ohio. | Family: Enoch KING / Martha GASTON (F1213)
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| 21892 | Probably Daniel G. Stinson, b. ca 1794, resident of South Carolina. [Based on letter from Louisa Beecher Gaston of Boston to H. B. Gaston, Dec 5 1883.] | STINSON, D. G. (I3675)
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| 21893 | Probably died in Harrison Co, WV, per Raymond A. Mann. | MADDOX, Sarah C. "Sallie" (I23270)
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| 21894 | Probably died young, as she is not mentioned in her father's will. | BENJAMIN, Hannah (I72835)
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| 21895 | PROBABLY HIM Not Named Meek in the 1900 United States Federal Census Name: Not Named Meek Age: 0 Birth Date: May 1900 Birthplace: West Virginia Home in 1900: New Milton, Doddridge, West Virginia Sheet Number: 1 Number of Dwelling in Order of Visitation: 9 Family Number: 2 Race: White Gender: Male Relation to Head of House: Son Marital Status: Single Father's name: James S Meek Father's Birthplace: Virginia Mother's name: Amandy B Meek Mother's Birthplace: West Virginia Neighbors: Household Members: Name Age James S Meek 37 Amandy B Meek 30 Nillie Meek 4 Cleorence Meek 2 Bulia Meek 1 Not Named Meek 0 | MEEK, Jeffory Simon (I52800)
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| 21896 | probably in Canterbury | PAINE, Abigail (I72786)
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| 21897 | probably in Clarksburg, as she had been in a nursing home there for the past year | ALBERS, Verna E. (I27325)
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| 21898 | probably in Ireland | Family: Hugh GASTON / Jennet KIRKPATRICK (F351)
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| 21899 | probably in New Jersey | Family: Aaron LUZADER, II / Mary BARTLEY (F3938)
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| 21900 | Probably in Pennsylvania, which was birthplace of 2-year-old daughter in 1920 Census. | STALNAKER, Maude B. (I81234)
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