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Matches 22,351 to 22,400 of 23,923
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| 22351 | She had worked for Salem College as a secretary to Cecil Underwood and Dell Swiger. She was a former employee of the Doddridge County Board of Education working at Smithburg and Carr Grade Schools as an Aide and secretary. | LAYMAN, JoAnne (I15752)
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| 22352 | She had worked for the Myles Manufacturing Company for 20 years as a seamstress, and for the Davis Variety Store, both of Pennsboro. | JONES, Maxine Louise (I12910)
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| 22353 | She held a variety of positions in the business field, lastly employed by Tetrick and Bartlett, Certified Public Accountants, as a general office worker. Ruth was a member of the Marshville Baptist Church where she served as a Trustee and a Sunday School Secretary. She was also active in the Judson Baptist Association. She was a member and former leader of the local Marshville 4-H Club. She also served as President of the Harrison County Senior Citizens Association for many years. Ruth was a talented wood carver who exhibited and sold her carvings throughout the local area. She was a dedicated member of the Zane Grey Society and attended their national meetings when possible. Ruth was also a collector of novels by Zane Grey and others of that style. She and her brother, F.W. (Bud) Randolph, spent many weekends over the years compiling genealogical records of the Randolph family. Ruth was well known in the area for her hats and her witty sense of humor. https://www.davisfuneralhomesalemwv.com/obituary/Ruth-Randolph | RANDOLPH, Ruth Elizabeth (I122353)
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| 22354 | She is identified by some researchers as Sarah Leggett, but by others as Sarah Woodridge. | Family: William Mason RICHARDS / Sarah WOODRIDGE (F51870)
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| 22355 | She is listed twice in this census, once with her family and again as a servant in the household of an elderly couple, Henry & Mary A. Scott. | CUTRIGHT, Levaughn (I82027)
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| 22356 | She is not listed with rest of family in 1880 Census. | HUSK, Louisa V. (I1033)
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| 22357 | She is presumed to have died prior to her husband's remarriage. | THRASH, Sarah Catherine (I23074)
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| 22358 | She made frittis for the Bluebird Store at the Italian Heritage Festival in Clarksburg. | RODRIGUEZ, Frances Ann (I137998)
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| 22359 | She moved to Marion, Indiana in the early 1940s. She was a well-known women's golf competitor in Grant County tournaments, and was the Marion Elk's Women's champion in 1979. She was employed at Bell Fibre for more than 20 years. She attended and played the piano at Swayzee St. EUB Church and attended Silver Lake Wesleyan Church. | RICE, Jeannette Hazel (I18353)
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| 22360 | She owned and operated Jackies Beauty Shop in Chelyan, WV and later she helped fill in at the former Creative Cut N Curl of West Union, WV. | LUSK, Yvonne Jacqueline "Jackie" (I11563)
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| 22361 | She owned and operated restaurants in West Union and Ellenboro for years. She also owned and operated a laundramat in West Union and a ceramics shop. She was owner of the Stuart Mansion in West Union when that building was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992. She was the last of twelve children. | ELLIOTT, Stella Dea (I72175)
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| 22362 | She owned the West Virginian Restaurant in Clarksburg for 35 years. She had previously catered at the Gore Hotel and was a waitress at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel, finally opening her own restaurant in 1935. She and her husband owned the farm in Quiet Dell where they raised their own chickens and cattle for the restaurant; the farm later became the Bennett Manor Housing Development. After selling the restaurant, she traveled to over twenty countries, was a volunteer at the VA Hospital for 26 years, and was instrumental in starting the local Meals on Wheels. | BENNETT, Lucille (I46527)
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| 22363 | She presumably did not take her father's last name because of her parents' divorce. | TUTTLE, Phoebe Adaline (I1969)
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| 22364 | She ran the printing press, along with other responsibilities, at the Fairhope Courier, the Gaston family-owned weekly newspaper, and she worked at the Fairhope Single Tax Colony for a number of years until she retired as secretary of the organization. | GASTON, Mary Frances "Buddy" (I56647)
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| 22365 | She retired from both the United Hospital Center and the Louis A. Johnson Veterans Administration Medical Center, both in Clarksburg. | PRITT, Lois Armstrong (I12799)
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| 22366 | She retired from the United States Government with 36 years having worked in Huntsville, AL at the US Missile Command and retiring from the US Dept of Labor, Mine Safety and Health Administration in Clarksburg. She was a member of the Clarksburg Chapter of International Association of Administrative Professionals (formerly Professional Secretaries Int.) since 1976 where she served as President and many offices in both local and state level. She was named Secretary of the Year for the state of West Virginia in 1984. She was a member of the Rebekah Lodge Ivy #112 where she also served in many offices including Noble Grand. She is a Past District Deputy President for West Virginia District #9 for three years. A member of the Ladies Auxiliary Encampment #104 in Adamston and Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant #9 holding offices in all branches. She received the Decoration of Chivalry (highest honor given) in the LAPM in 2000. She was a member of the Clarksburg Womens Club; Nutter Fort Womans Club; Centennial Square Dancers; served on the Executive Board of the YWCA; Boy Scouts of America Executive Board; Liberty Band Boosters and a member of the United Hospital Auxiliary where she served many volunteer hours after her retirements. | MYERS, Neta Pearl (I36126)
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| 22367 | She retired in 1986 after 27 years of service at the Spurgeon Funeral Home in West Union. She was treasurer of the Doddridge County Republican Executive Committee, a member of the West Union Business and Professional Women's Club, and was on the board of directors of the American Red Cross. | NUTTER, Mary Blanche (I12824)
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| 22368 | She seems to have been enumerated twice in 1930, once with her family in West Union, and again with her sister Mabel's family in Westover. In 1940, she was again enumerated in her sister Mabel's household. | PITTS, Mary Evelyn (I81896)
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| 22369 | She seems to have been enumerated twice in this census: (1) Identified as Olga Bee, 25, b. W.Va, single, no occupation. Living alone. (2) Identified as Olga Bee, 22, b. W.Va, telephone operator, listed as sister-in-law in household of Lewis W. Carter and wife Gretchen. | BEE, Olga Augie (I49892)
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| 22370 | She seems to have been named for Xenia E. Bond, her great-aunt and the physician who delivered her. | RANDOLPH, Xenia Lee Fitz (I131876)
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| 22371 | She served on the West Union City Council. In her younger years, she was a member of the "The Ford Trio" and performed on TV and local radio. | FORD, Lorelei Sue (I52283)
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| 22372 | She started her career in the Federal Government in Washington DC at the Dept. of Housing and Urban Development. She also worked for the US Navy in Norfolk, VA; the US Air Force in Denver, CO; the General Services Administration in Denver, CO; the US Army in Hampton, VA; the Veterans Hospital in Clarksburg, WV; and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) where she retired in December 2010 with a total of 37 years of Federal employment. She also had worked at Union Carbide in Anmoore for two years in the Safety Department. | HALLER, Beverly Louise (I37344)
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| 22373 | She started out as a keypunch operator, worked in the Bond Consultants office, and became the manager of the department where originally Savings Bonds were issued. | BROHARD, Rose Marie (I12001)
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| 22374 | She taught at Trinity High School from 1967 to 1972 and Avella High School from 1979 to 1989, taking time off from teaching when her children were born to raise them. | KUDAS, Catherine Louise (I2838)
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| 22375 | She taught in schools in Wetzel and Harrison counties and also taught choral music. She retired from Roosevelt-Wilson High School in 1973 after 31 years teaching in that school. | FRUM, Opal Virginia (I85985)
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| 22376 | She taught Kindergarten and 1st grade at WEEP, Chartiers Elementary School, Clark School and 6th Ward. She taught in the Washington School District for 35 years. | BECK, Regina Dorothy May "Becky" (I83498)
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| 22377 | She taugt in Taylor County at Flemington High School and Taylor County Middle School, and in Harrison County at Liberty High School. For several years shw also worked as a Management Analyst for the FBI near Clarksburg. | BURNSIDE, Teresa D. "Terri" (I126212)
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| 22378 | She took care of the elderly in their homes and raised foster children. | MOSSOR, Emily Madge (I48688)
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| 22379 | She volunteered with the Smoot Theatre, Actors Guild, Habitat for Humanity, Gabriel's Angel, and served meals with the Salvation Army. Sara also volunteered as a dispatcher for the Little Hocking Volunteer Fire Department. She participated in many medical and building mission trips to Central America. She worked as a secretary at PPG in New Martinsville and at Kaiser Aluminum in Belpre. In 1968, she opened Mason's Village Market in Little Hocking and expanded her businesses to include Dunham Square Convenience Center in Veto, Ohio, in 1985, and Peggy's Drive Thru in Malta, Ohio, in 1999. | LOWTHER, Sara Nell (I76790)
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| 22380 | She was a 4-H leader and was active in the South Fork Grange 20, at one point as its chaplain. | GOFF, Iris Dale (I17183)
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| 22381 | She was a 4-H leader for more than 50 years and was inducted into the 4-H Hall of Fame on Oct 9 2004. She had taught school in Lewis County and had worked in the Lewis County Clerk's office for many years. She and her husband were the owners of Ellis Studio. She was "survived by Billy and Farina Row and their children Randi, Eddie, Ben and Kasey Rowe, whom she considered her family; her caregiver Patricia Rager of Weston; one niece, Betty Crawford of Philippi; one nephew, Lowell Lemons of Ohio; two great-nieces; one great-nephew; one brother, Aubrey West." | WEST, Phyllis Glenn (I11661)
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| 22382 | She was a charter member of the Col. William Lowther Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Salem, WV, serving as chapter treasurer for over 25 years. She was also a member of the West Virginia Cameo Club and was affiliated with the Fort New Salem historic site. | FORD, Marguerite (I35877)
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| 22383 | She was a Charter Member of the Doddridge County Senior Citizens where she currently served as Vice President of the Board. Dorothy was a member of VFW Post 3408 Ladies Auxiliary for over 50 years and was a member of Emmanuel United Methodist Church where she served as Assistant Church Secretary and was a member of the Administrative Board. | SCOTT, Dorothy Helen (I75019)
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| 22384 | She was a former Doddridge County school teacher and telephone operator. Following the early death of her brother Walter's wife, she resided at his home and helped rear his three children, Fred, Lena and Romaine Haught. She later married, but had no children of her own. | HAUGHT, Ida Ellen (I5526)
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| 22385 | She was a former employee in the piece goods department at G.C. Murphy Co in Morgantown, and later worked at the Consumers Handy Center in Pennsboro. Following the death of her parents, she was reared by Clyde and Edna Dotson. | ELLIFRITT, Mary Margaret (I18658)
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| 22386 | She was a former employee of Anchor Hocking Glass Factory where she was a glass packer, Doddridge County Senior Citizens where she was a bus driver, the West Union Garment Factory where she was a seamstress, and Harrison County Home Health. | BARNES, Ester Joan (I71553)
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| 22387 | She was a former Girl Scout leader in the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council, and was a former director of Camp Good Turn. | THOMAS, Voie Louise (I13515)
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| 22388 | She was a former member of the Doddridge County Emergency Squad. Among others, survived by granddaughters Ann Salerno of Coto DeCaza, CA, and Lisa Faulkenberry of Columbia, SC; and by great-grandchildren Emma and Henry Faulkenberry of Columbia, SC. | PIFER, Mary E. (I31402)
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| 22389 | She was a former owner/operator of The Spot Restaurant, Harrisville, and had worked at Colin Anderson Center, St. Marys WV, as a psychiatric aide for 12 years. | COX, Mildred Isabel (I19817)
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| 22390 | She was a former postmaster at Oxford, Doddridge Co, and at the time of her death was the director of the Ritchie County Community Action. | HAYES, Gwendolyn (I2465)
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| 22391 | She was a foster mother for the state of Florida for 25 years, during which time she cared for over 160 children. | REEVES, Margaret Celia (I65338)
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| 22392 | She was a graduate of Lost Creek High School, Salem College, and the John B. Rogers School of Dramatic Arts in Ohio. For many years, she taught elocution and directed theater productions in and around Harrison County, WV. | VINCENT, Mabel Elizabeth (I10676)
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| 22393 | She was a graduate of the former West Union High School and a member of the Pennsboro United Methodist Church. Ruth was also a member of the Pennsboro Womans Club, member of the Pennsboro Order of Eastern Star #26 where she served as a worthy matron, member of the Pennsboro Senior Citizens where she served as the treasurer for many years, and served as former director and board member of the Ritchie County Senior Citizens in Harrisville, WV. She was also the cofounder of the Pennsboro Country Roads Festival and will be remembered for her graham cracker pies. | BROWN, Ruth Elizabeth (I60426)
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| 22394 | She was a hardworking woman, having worked her family farm for many years. She also volunteered for several years with the Soup Opera. | COLLINS, Alma Jane (I274)
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| 22395 | She was a housekeeper for the Community Skilled Nursing Center in Warren, OH. She was an Evangelist of the Pentecostal Ministries, as well as an avid singer and guitar player. | MCKINNEY, Marjoria Cathalean (I17212)
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| 22396 | She was a housewife and also owned the contract for U.S. Postal Service deliveries from West Union, WV to Auburn, WV for 21 years, ending in 1999. She was a direct descendant of several of Europe's royalty, including King Richard I of England; Queen Ingrid I of Sweden; King Henri I of France; King Anjou of Jerusalem; Heinrich I, the "Fowler" King of Germany; Louis I, the "Pious" Emperor of France and the Holy Roman Empire; Pepin, "The Short," King of the Franks; the Plantagenet family of European history; Captain (Sir) Francis Drake; Samuel Fuller (one of the Mayflower colonists, died Apr 10 1620 in Massachusetts Bay Colony); and Samuel Fitz-Randolph, a Revolutionary War Patriot. | UNDERWOOD, Juanita Alvilda (I27905)
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| 22397 | She was a legal secretary in the office of attorney Lucien Sammons. She was a member of the Southeastern Ohio Horse Exhibitors Association and of the Doddridge County Fair Board, and she served as a Doddridge County 4-H Project Leader. | TRENT, Kathy Boncille (I17548)
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| 22398 | She was a Licensed Practical Nurse and caregiver for several years at the former Britton Rest Home in Doddridge Co, WV. After its closing, she continued to care for several elderly people in Doddridge Co. She was a former Emergency Medical Technician and volunteer for the Doddridge County Emergency Squad. She was also a licensed minister and a member of the Potter's House. | BOYCE, Myrtle Alice (I17749)
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| 22399 | She was a life-time member of St. James Catholic Church in North View and was the first baby to be baptized there. [Obit] | PERRI, Virginia Agnes (I49429)
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| 22400 | She was a linotype operator for 50 years, working at the Moundsville Echo, Times Inc., Westminster, MD, and the Ritchie Gazette in Harrisville. | DEKU, Mary Elizabeth (I12199)
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