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Matches 21,901 to 21,950 of 23,923
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| 21901 | Probably in the IOOF section of Blockhouse Hill Cemetery, where her parents are buried, as well as her husband with his second wife. Middle initial given as M in marriage record and 1930 Census, but as A in death record. | BAKER, Alice M. (I99273)
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| 21902 | probably Monmouth Co, NJ | Family: John GASTON, Jr. / Anna DAVISSON (F343)
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| 21903 | Probably moved to Ohio with his sisters about 1801 or 1802, and from there to Tennessee and Illinois. | GASTON, Stephen (I3650)
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| 21904 | probably Mt. Lebanon Cemetery | RYMER, John W. (I57311)
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| 21905 | Probably named for the location of a famous battle in World War I. "The Naval Operations in the Dardanelles Campaign (17 February 1915 - 9 January 1916) took place against the Ottoman Empire during the First World War. Ships of the Royal Navy, French Marine nationale, Imperial Russian Navy and the Royal Australian Navy, attempted to force the defences of the Dardanelles Straits. The straits are a narrow waterway connecting the Mediterranean Sea with the Black Sea, via the Aegean, Sea of Marmara and the Bosphorus." [Wikipedia] It was not uncommon in the years during and immediately following World War I for parents to name their children, especially girls, for battle locations of the war. ( http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-40645645 ) | JARRELL, Dardanella Emma J. (I80547)
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| 21906 | PROBABLY RIGHT COUPLE - even with discrepancies Marriage Record Detail... View the record image. (1296 Kb) http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_mcdetail.aspx?Id=12538456 Date: 1922 Place: Marion, West Virginia, United States Bride Groom Name: Bertha Wilson Thomas M Combs Birth Date: Birth Place: Braxton Harrison Age at Marriage: 42 49 Marital Status Prior to Marriage: W W Mother: Father: | Family: Thomas Mathias COMBS / Bertha C. TRAUGH (F56611)
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| 21907 | probably Roane Co | TANNER, William (I32261)
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| 21908 | Probably the daughter of Hugh Gaston (b. 1687), but may have been his granddaughter. She was living in Somerset Co, NJ at the time she was married. | GASTON, Margaret (I3696)
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| 21909 | Probably the daughter of Jacob Stucky, the immigrant of 1762. | STOOKY, Elizabeth (I43643)
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| 21910 | Probably the son of Robert and Elizabeth Maxwell of East Nottingham Twp, Chester Co, PA, as Robert's will, dated Dec 30 1791, and probated Nov 13 1792, mentions his son Thomas. Just prior to his death, Thomas Maxwell had been making arrangements to move his family from Pennsylvania to western Virginia and had made one or more trips to that wilderness. But on his last trip, he failed to arrive. His exact fate remains unknown, although it is widely maintained that he drowned and his body was never recovered. | MAXWELL, Thomas (I34238)
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| 21911 | Probably the Spurgeon Cemetery at Bear Fork in Cove District of Doddridge County, on the county line with Gilmer County. | SPURGEON, Mary Ann (I16053)
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| 21912 | Probably Woodstock. | DAVIS, Rezin (I118615)
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| 21913 | Probably. Hanna, p. 43, gives birth date as 1742-48. | GASTON, William (I3417)
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| 21914 | Probate date of will: Jun 18 1768. | BASYE, John (I118841)
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| 21915 | Property 4 Sep 1832 Harrison (now Doddridge) County, Virginia (now West Virginia), USA Harrison Co. Deed Book 21, p. 370: Deed 4 Sep 1832 from Wm. Childers, Sr. & wife "Sudner" to Arnold Childers, all of Harrison Co., for $1, 39 a. on Meathouse Fork, being the N corner of a tract sold by Jon. & Eliz. Howell to Wm. Childers https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSVB-G9Z6-G?cat=64907 | CHILDERS, Arnold (I128621)
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| 21916 | Provided non-military patriotic support during the American Revolutionary War. Was a farmer and active merchant in Somerset County, and was also active in building bridges in his area. From 1772 to 1776, John Gaston was the Clerk of the Board of Freeholders. He was also a member of the Lamington Presbyterian Church. | GASTON, John (I3064)
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| 21917 | Pruntytown | PRUNTY, Nicholas Newton (I40401)
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| 21918 | Pursley Baptist Church | Family: Glen Burdell ANDERSON / Marjorie Ruth HUSK (F1006)
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| 21919 | PVT Charles S Charley Rollins Birth: 3 Mar 1893 Ritchie County, West Virginia, USA Death: 4 Sep 1959 (aged 66) Harrison County, West Virginia, USA Burial: Floral Hills Memorial GardensHarrison County, West Virginia, USA Memorial #: 207067083 Bio: WEST VIRGINIA PVT CEN MG OFF TNG SCH WWI s/o George Rollins and Phoebe Mullenix h/o Chloe Olive Hedger d/o Reed Hedger and Georgia Ann Created by: Katina Peters (46996486) Added: 13 Feb 2020 | ROLLINS, Charley S. (I130872)
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| 21920 | Quakers, from Philadelphia. | Family: William ROBINSON / Mary SHERMAN (F22250)
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| 21921 | Rachel Davis was born about 1745 in Loudon Co, VA, and died probably between 1813 and 1815 in Allegany Co, MD. The Davis family came to America from Cardigan, Wales. Rachel's grandfather may have been Thomas Davis Sr., who died in Loudon County on May 6 1758 and was married to Margaret. | DAVIS, Rachel (I35570)
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| 21922 | Rachel Smith Perine was the last surviving daughter of a Civil War veteran in West Virginia. http://www.newsandsentinel.com/news/local-news/2016/09/rachel-perine-daughter-of-civil-war-soldier-dies-at-100/ http://www.thenewscenter.tv/content/news/Daughter-of-Civil-War-veteran-celebrates-100th-birthday-371423901.html http://wvpress.org/news/wvs-last-civil-war-daughter-honored-age-100/ | SMITH, Rachel Amelia (I14342)
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| 21923 | Raised by Abraham & Catherine C. Carder Hinkle. | CARDER, Mary Etta (I24144)
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| 21924 | Raised by aunt and uncle Marguerite Regiana (Lambert) & Wayne Ball. | SNODRASS, Regina May (I94182)
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| 21925 | Raised by her maternal grandparents following the early death of her mother. Following the death of her grandfather, she made her home with M. V. Ross. | COTTRILL, Icy Victoria (I61439)
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| 21926 | Raised by her paternal grandparents, Henry Ward and Myrtle (Asher) Fleming, on their family farm. Before raising her two daughters, Clara worked in payroll for Munsing Motor Company. Once her children grew, she returned to work as a payroll clerk for J. F. Allen Company, Union National Bank and the Harrison County Board of Education. She was also a secretary at Bridgeport High School and Vanhorn School in Salem. Upon retirement, she and her husbnad moved to Doddridge County. | FLEMING, Clara Ann (I32892)
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| 21927 | Raised by uncle & aunt Dewey & Caroline "Carrie" (Weller) Webster of St. Johns, Michigan. | BROWN, Edson Clifford (I91117)
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| 21928 | Raised in Doddridge County by foster parents Salathiel Gain & Orpha Underwood Gain. | WILLIAMS, Harold Paul "Sam" (I30860)
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| 21929 | Raised in Huntington, WV, he graduated from the West Virginia University Medical School in 1962. Following his medical residency in Honolulu, Hawaii, he served as a medical officer in the U.S. Army from 1963 to 1965 in Thailand and Hawaii. Subsequently, his career in public health focused on work for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Agency for International Development, World Health Organization and as a county health officer for Santa Barbara, Kings, Madera, and Lake County in California, and Cochise County in Arizona. Internationally, his work centered on smallpox eradication and implementing immunization programs in countries ranging from Nigeria to India, Indonesia, and the Philippines. | ARNOLD, Richard Byron (I88170)
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| 21930 | Raised in Lima, Peru, Jadwiga attended a private Catholic high school, where her love for learning and music flourished. She was an accomplished pianist and a passionate educator. Her intellectual curiosity led her to the United States to study archaeology. Here, she met and married Cecil Ralph Main of Salem WV. | LAWINSKI, Jadwiga "Kitty" (I139449)
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| 21931 | Ralph Skinner had one daughter by his first wife and adopted the three children of his second wife Bonnie. | SKINNER, Ralph Arnold (I872)
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| 21932 | Ralph Waldo Gumm Birth: 24 Aug 1916 Ritchie County, West Virginia, USA Death: 13 Dec 1997 (aged 81) Parkersburg, Wood County, West Virginia, USA Burial: Cairo IOOF Cemetery, Cairo, Ritchie County, West Virginia, USA Memorial #: 83274640 Bio: He was the son of Ulysses Grant and Lillian Bird Elder Gumm. He was married to Kathryn Presley. In 1960, he married Iris Lillian Robinson in Wood County, West Virginia. Family Members Parents Ulysses Grant Gumm 1871-1954 Lillian Bird Elder Gumm 1876-1960 Spouse Iris Lillian Eagle Gumm 1926-2020 Siblings Jacob Coy Gumm 1894-1989 Grace Gumm Horner 1898-1982 Terissa Pearl Gumm Brabham 1899-1989 Russell Harold Gumm 1901-1963 Gladys Marie Gumm Richards 1907-1985 Violet Vera Gumm 1909-1913 Leola Lucille Gumm Murrey 1913-1996 Lawrence Murlo Gumm 1921-1986 Children Kenneth Gumm 1944-2021 Created by: Bessie Gumm (47086704) Added: 11 Jan 2012 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/83274640/ralph-waldo-gumm | GUMM, Ralph Waldo (I60966)
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| 21933 | Ran tuberculosis screening clinics in 17 counties. | FRUSH, David Roger (I40499)
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| 21934 | Rather than with his own family, he was listed as a boarder, Wesley Knight, 16, farm worker, in household of Alonzo (23) & Missouri (21) Nichols. | KNIGHT, William Wesley (I115676)
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| 21935 | Ray Sharps enlisted in the U.S. Navy in January 1944 and retired as a lieutenant after serving more than 30 years. Subsequent to his retirement from active duty, he became a safety officer for the Navy, serving at NAD St. Julians Creek and NAD Yorktown. He served as chairman of the Federal Safety Council in 1975. | SHARPS, Alfred Ray (I361)
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| 21936 | Raymond L. Moatz's second wife, Gladys Morrison, was the niece of his first wife, Jessie A. Bonnell. | MOATZ, Raymond Leon (I121673)
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| 21937 | Reading | BRIMFIELD, Sarah (I35046)
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| 21938 | Rebecca and Amos Kerr moved from Marion Co to Ritchie Co, WV sometime between 1860 and 1870. Their son George stayed in Marion County. | Family: Amos H. KERR / Rebecca D. VINCENT (F3782)
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| 21939 | Reburial in Jan 1949. | UNDERWOOD, Roy Sylvester (I79529)
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| 21940 | Reburial in Nov 1948. | KIMBALL, Wetzel Camden (I79451)
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| 21941 | Rece F Lusk in the 1850 United States Federal Census Name Rece F Lusk [ ] Gender Male Race White Residence Age 36 Birth Date abt 1814 Birthplace Virginia Residence Date 1850 Home in 1850 District 71, Wyoming, Virginia, USA Occupation Farmer Industry Agriculture Real Estate 325 Line Number 6 Dwelling Number 126 Family Number 126 Inferred Spouse Elizabeth Lusk Inferred Child Adoniram Lusk Crocket Lusk Manda M Lusk Loeuama Lusk Octave Lusk Julcta Lusk Household Members (Name) Age Rece F Lusk 36 Elizabeth Lusk 29 Adoniram Lusk 10 Crocket Lusk 6 Manda M Lusk 4 Loeuama Lusk 3 Octave Lusk 1 Julcta Lusk 0 | LUSK, Reece Thompson (I138990)
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| 21942 | Received a land grant in present-day Chester Co, SC, but moved soon thereafter to Rowan Co, NC, where he married his cousin, Ann Simonton. Her mother, Margaret Gaston, had lived and been married in Lancaster Co, PA, moving to North Carolina about 1755. [Per Edward H. Couey, Scotts Mills, OR] (Note: Margaret Gaston's presumed connection to other Gastons in this genealogy is not known. Ann Simonton's parentage and other personalia as enumerated here is from the Reid Genealogy and is considered more reliable than other conflicting info.) | GASTON, Matthew (I3782)
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| 21943 | Received B.A. in Business Administration, and a M.A. in Business, both from Simmons College, Boston, MA. Employed as Finance Manager of the Bank of Boston, and also worked for the IRS and Social Security Administration. | DENNISON, Mary Ann (I16262)
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| 21944 | Received his early education in the public schools of Morristown, OH. He entered Washington-Jefferson College in 1876, graduating in 1879. He then entered the law office of the Hon. L. Danford. In 1884 he was elected probate judge of Belmont Co, re-elected in 87. When first elected, he was the youngest man ever chosen to that office in that part of Ohio, but its duties were discharged with such dignity and ability that at his second election, his majority was more than doubled. | GASTON, Isaac Hazlett (I7935)
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| 21945 | Received his medical degree from the University of Edinburgh, then joined the Royal British Navy as a surgeon. He was with the fleet in 1762 when Havana was taken by the British in the Seven Years' War between England and France. He was stricken with dysentery and left the navy for the American colonies to regain his health. He settled in New Bern, NC, sometime before May 1764. He was shot to death by Tory Captain John Cox in full view of his wife. He was a Captain in the North Carolina Militia. | GASTON, Alexander (I3321)
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| 21946 | Received musket wound to right shoulder at the Battle of the Wilderness in Spotsylvania, Virginia. NOTE: As of February 2017, the Civil War medal issued for Marshall Allen had never been claimed and was in storage at the West Virginia State Archives in Charleston. http://www.wvculture.org/history/archives/civilwarmedals/medals.html | BOND, Henry Clay (I112044)
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| 21947 | Received training as a nurse at Marietta Hospital in Marietta, OH, working in the operating room there for several years. She later specialized in children's diseases at the Cincinnati General Hospital. In later years she was a public health nurse in Toronto, Jefferson Co, OH. | PEASE, Lucille (I19436)
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| 21948 | Received training as a nurse at Marietta Hospital in Marietta, OH, working in the operating room there for several years. She later specialized in children's diseases at the Cincinnati General Hospital. In later years she was a public health nurse in Toronto, Jefferson Co, Ohio. [obit] Local news item, "West Union Herald," Thursday, Sep 19 1918, in its entirety: "Miss Lucille Pease left Saturday night for Washington, D.C., where she enters Garfield Memorial Hospital as a nurse." | PEASE, Lucille (I19436)
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| 21949 | Recipient of the Christian Stein award, presented to the student who had improved himself the most through his high school years. | PALMER, Royal Wayne (I11048)
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| 21950 | Record of wife's 1956 remarriage incorrectly states her marital status as widowed. | Family: William BEE / Mabel Edith ELLIOTT (F44009)
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