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| 22401 | She was a member of Harmony United Methodist Church at Summers, Doddridge Co, WV. She was survived by several stepchildren. | FAULKNER, Betty Jean (I17737)
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| 22402 | She was a member of the Annapolis chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. | CASTO, Dorothy Lou (I28496)
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| 22403 | She was a member of the Christian Apostolic Church, and her passion was the church food pantry which she started in April 1991 to fulfill a need in the community. Donations appreciated at: Christian Apostolic Church Food Pantry, 334 Glen Falls Rd, Clarksburg WV 26301. | DAVIS, Diana Sue (I78286)
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| 22404 | She was a member of the Colonel William Lowther Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution where she was chapter librarian. She also served as historian at Emmanuel United Methodist Church in West Union. | BAKER, Ila Joan (I70037)
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| 22405 | She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Daniel Davisson Chapter. | NEWBROUGH, Hallie Kathryn "Sally" (I19483)
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| 22406 | She was a member of the Huguenot Society of South Carolina, the Gov. John Archdale Chapter of the Colonial Dames XVII Century, the Stonewall Jackson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and the Col. Mark Bird Chapter of the American Colonies. | GASTON, Mary Elizabeth (twin) (I36680)
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| 22407 | She was a member of the Pennsboro United Methodist Church and was active in the Pennsboro Racetrack, Pennsboro Country Roads Festival, and the Arkansas Republican Womens Federation. | FINLEY, Linda Diane (I135392)
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| 22408 | She was a member of the United Hospital Center Auxiliary in Clarksburg, WV. She started there as a volunteer in July 1990 and eventually set the record for most volunteer work, accumulating nearly 40,000 hours. | SWIGER, Lenora (I28013)
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| 22409 | She was a nurse from the time she graduated High School, having worked at St Marys Hospital, United Hospital Center, Salem Personal Care, Home Health, as well as being a private nurse taking care of others after her retirement. She worked most of her career on the obstetrics floor. | FRAZIER, Mary Louise (I132851)
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| 22410 | She was a real estate agent with Jean Grapes Realty and was a supervisor at Res-Care in Parkersburg for eight years. She was a member of the Hopewell Church of Christ, was founder of the former Pike Street Teens Club, was a member of the VFW Post 1212 Ladies Auxiliary, and was active with the Pinewood Village Senior Citizens. | HUSK, Barbara Jean (I3135)
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| 22411 | She was a retired cook with 18 years service at the Harrison County Correctional Center. She was an active member of the Liberty United Methodist Church, where she served as pianist. | HUSK, Ruth Freda "Freddie" (I1897)
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| 22412 | She was a school teacher with 30 years service in Doddridge County, having taught at Smith School, Summers, and Krenn School, finishing her career at Smithburg Grade School. | HINTER, Freda (twin) (I17809)
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| 22413 | She was a self-employed business owner and served as an administrative manager for several assisted living facilities and held multiple certifications. | UTTER, Rhonda Sue (I2325)
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| 22414 | She was a self-employed musician, performing as a vocalist, keyboardist and guitar player. | KNIGHT, Janet Lou (I18705)
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| 22415 | She was a sewing machine operator for Miles Manufacturing Company at West Union and for the Pennsboro Manufacturing Company, retiring in 1964 with 25 years of service. | JENKINS, Mollie Thelma (I19773)
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| 22416 | She was a sister of the father of Dr. Hugh McEowen. | MCEOWEN, Mary (I3706)
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| 22417 | She was a ward in the West Virginia Childrens Home. Other Isner children were Orden Isner, age 7, and John Isner, age 2 yr 2 mo, relationships not indicated. | ISNER, Helen Louise (I46126)
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| 22418 | She was absent from 1860 Census. Elizabeth Myers https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/144227734/elizabeth-myers Birth unknown Death 17 Sep 1854 Burial Myers Cemetery Clarksburg, Harrison County, West Virginia, USA Memorial ID 144227734 · View Source do Jacob 4y6m18d <<==== b. 27 Feb 1850 | MYERS, Elizabeth (I64822)
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| 22419 | She was absent from the 1860 and subsequent censuses. | MULLIGAN, Love Jane (I78498)
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| 22420 | She was absent from the 1860 Census. | KERR, Rachael P. (I32239)
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| 22421 | She was absent from the 1870 Census. | BANKS, Harriet (I73594)
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| 22422 | She was active as a newspaper reporter for the Clarksburg Exponent, West Union Record, West Union Herald, and contributed to the Associated Press and United Press International until after her 78th birthday. She also worked for the Gallup Poll. For ten years, she donated her services to the Red Cross, serving as chairman of Doddridge County and later as home service chairman. Much of this was during World War II. She also compiled the history of Doddridge County for the local newspapers. | HICKMAN, Minnie Davis (I6184)
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| 22423 | She was age 11 in the 1930 Census, but was not with her family in the 1920 Census. | NICHOLAS, Thelma Waveline (I51513)
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| 22424 | She was age 3 in the 1940 Census. | SHEPLER, Margaret Elizabeth (I12603)
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| 22425 | She was age 3 months in the 1900 Census. | NESSELROTTE, Mary Virginia (I136146)
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| 22426 | She was age 4 months in the 1850 Census, but was not with the family in the 1860 Census. | RUPPERT, Catharine (I105536)
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| 22427 | She was age 7 in the 1920 Census, enumerated in January 1920. | SUTTON, Thelma Ellen (I132029)
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| 22428 | She was age 8 in the 1860 Census and age 19 at the time of her 1871 marriage. Her stated age in subsequent censuses made her appear younger. | GAINES, Adaline A. (I91360)
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| 22429 | She was also a foster grandparent for almost twenty years at Big Isaac Elementary School, Greenbrier Elementary School and Doddridge County Elementary School. | SMITH, Roberta Evelyn (I75809)
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| 22430 | She was also a member of the Winchester-Frederick County Chamber of Commerce, Berryville-Clarke County Chamber of Commerce, Winchester Host Lioness Club, Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society, Preservation of Historic Winchester, Shenandoah Arts Council, SPCA, Turner Ashby Chapter #54 of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, Winchester Chapter #1367 of The Women of The Moose, The Handley High School Judges Athletics Association, Braddock Street United Methodist Church and The Oglesby Sunday School Class. | GROVES, Cheryl Eileen (I138341)
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| 22431 | She was also a volunteer with the Portersville EMS, was a 25 year volunteer with the Portersville Food Pantry, a member of the NRA and the Women's Pool League in Ellwood City. | WATSON, Barbara J. (I35375)
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| 22432 | She was also listed in household of maternal grandparents in West Union District, Doddridge County. Identified as granddaughter Josie Sutton, 22, single. | SUTTON, Josie Gladys (I28161)
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| 22433 | She was an accomplished pianist, who also for many years sang with the Clarksburg Madrigals. https://www.davisfuneralhomesalemwv.com/obituary/Mary-Randolph | RANDOLPH, Mary Etta (I122354)
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| 22434 | She was an active member of the First Apostolic Church in Harrisville, which her husband pastored for 31 years. She served as pianist, organist and Sunday School teacher, and was Ladies Auxiliary President and Secretary/Treasurer. She assisted as a cook at the Youth Camp at Point Pleasant for several years. | HARDMAN, Patricia Louise (I14097)
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| 22435 | She was an award winning photographer and a well known sculptor, not only in West Virginia, but throughout the United States, with many pieces of her work in many states. She had taught sculpture classes at Fairmont State College and the Clarksburg Art Center. She was a loving and caring person which she showed in her work as a sculptor and in her love for her family. Mrs. Leggett was a retired interior decorator and sculptor. She had been employed as an interior designer and decorator by the Palace Furniture Co. and had also been the manager of Embies, a womens clothing store in the Middletown Mall in Fairmont, WV. | HOSTUTLER, Peggy Jean (I20783)
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| 22436 | She was an early childhood aide in Preston County, Governors Youth Summer Program, Student Office Worker at Glenville State, Homebound Tutor at Ritchie County Schools, Teach American Speed-Reading Academy, Elementary Classroom Teacher in Ritchie and Doddridge County Schools and retired as a Public-School Administrator. She was a member of the National Education Association, West Virginia Education Association, West Virginia Basket Weaver Guild, and Alpha Psi Omega National Acting League. Melodie was president of Meadow Valley Community Educational Outreach Services and Private Educational Tutor. | JONES, Melodie Lea (I138224)
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| 22437 | She was an employee of T.T. Dyers Contractors and a Postmistress at Anmoore. At one time she had also served as City Recorder. She had also been a sales clerk at Hills Department Store and Jo-Ann Fabrics. | HARVEY, Frankie Lea (I16494)
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| 22438 | She was appointed County Clerk by the Doddridge County Commission July 1955 after the death of County Clerk Hall Maxwell, and upon expiration of that term she was elected to that position, becoming the first woman to be elected to a Doddridge County office. Dessie continued to serve as County Clerk for 32 years. Prior to serving in that position she was secretary to Judge Robert L. Holland, Sr.; Prosecuting Attorney, and Deputy County Clerk. During WWII she was employed by John Deere Co. working in Battle Creek, MI in the billing department. | PITTS, Dessie Tabitha (I66288)
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| 22439 | She was employed as a data processing supervisor for the IRS before moving to Westport, Connecticut in 1953. She was also a self-employed secretary/typist for her private clients | BRITTON, Virginia Dare "Ginny" (I12188)
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| 22440 | She was employed at the Main Street Garage in Middlebourne, WV, Dept. of Welfare, PPG Industries, and 30-year employee of Momentive Material Performance of Sistersville, WV. She was an active member of Mount Moriah Baptist Church and was the pianist for many years. She was a former Director of the Tyler County Fair Queen pageant and a past Tyler High School Alumni President. | SECKMAN, Beverley Jo (I134210)
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| 22441 | She was employed for 17 years at the former Colin Anderson Center of St. Marys, W.Va., where she worked as a Meds Team Member medicine dispenser. She also worked in the garment industy of Ritchie County at the former Myles Manufacturing plant in Pennsboro. She was a homemaker who along with her husband Jim owned and operated the former Collins Meat Market & Grocery of Pennsboro. | HEWITT, Nancy L. (I72901)
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| 22442 | She was employed for over 30 years as a sewing machine operator for the Myles Garment Company of West Union. She had retired in 1989 with over 20 years of service with the Pennsboro Manufacturing Company. | SMITH, Dessie Lucille (I18319)
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| 22443 | She was employed in several places including a florist, bank teller, the Red Cross, a Practical Nurse, and a Senior Certification Officer for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). She also served as a musician and soloist for several groups, organizations, churches, and events with the WV IOOF. She was a self-taught artist and pianist. Charlotte was proud to be a Rebekah. She was initiated into the Progress Rebekah Lodge #134 in Wallace, WV, and then transferred to the Shinnston Rebekah Lodge #47 on June 22,2006, where she served as a Past Noble Grand and Past District Deputy President for Region #9. She continued her faithful service, earning the higher degrees of this order, being initiated on April 21, 1989, into the Clarksburg Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant (LAPM) #9, where she served as West Virginia's state president of the LAPM from 1996 - 1997, and was initiated on April 10, 1995, into the Star Ladies Encampment Auxiliary (LEA) #104. | LOCKHART, Charlotte Roberta "Bobi" (I35463)
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| 22444 | She was enumerated twice in 1900, once with her family in Central District, occupation teacher, and again in McClellan District as a servant in the household of Edmon (Edward) Dotson and Amanda (Langfitt) and their family. In both cases, her name was entered as Viola Richards. | RICHARDS, Sarah Viola (I112320)
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| 22445 | She was founder and first president of the Ritchie County Historical Society. | BROWN, Winnifred June (I11010)
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| 22446 | She was identified in her birth record as Mildred Metcalf, the only time that name or any variation of it has been found. | METCALF, Gilda Geneva (I130076)
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| 22447 | She was incorrectly listed as a surviving sister in her brother Okey's Feb 1952 obituary. | RICHARDS, Alice Belle (I27759)
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| 22448 | She was instrumental in starting the Special Education program in Knoxville City Schools. | BANIAK, Mary Ann (I29584)
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| 22449 | She was known by the name Olivia E. Blake or Olivia Dragoo in all records up to the 1910 Census, in which she was listed as Gertrude Dragoo. Three years later, when she remarried Owen Boster, she was identified as Gertrude Blake. After that, she was known exclusively as Gertrude Boster, including the 1950 Census. But eight years later, her death record showed her name as Olivia Elizabeth Boster. The name on her headstone, however, is Gertrude Elizabeth Boster. | BLAKE, Olivia Elizabeth "Gertrude" (I139897)
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| 22450 | She was known for her home-baked ammonia cookies. | WADE, Flora Bell (I5185)
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