Notes
Matches 22,751 to 22,800 of 23,923
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| 22751 | Son of John A. Brown (1870-1930) and Katherine Yearian (b. 1888 in Jackson Co WV, d. 1961). They divorced, and in 1923 she remarried Robert Grant Blaine Franks (1883-1947). | BROWN, Charles Luther (I17211)
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| 22752 | Son of John Peters and Catharine. | PETERS, Ulysses Morgan (I46950)
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| 22753 | Son of Joseph Ankrom. Bride was represented by Robert Davis. | Family: John ANKROM / Hester A. DAVIS (F51124)
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| 22754 | Son of Joseph T. Ralston and Elizabeth Collins. | RALSTON, Albert Allen (I46953)
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| 22755 | Son of Mary Sherwood. | Family: Benjamin F. SHERWOOD / Elizabeth RICHARDS (F35242)
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| 22756 | Son of Mildred Sheets. | SHEETS, Erie Darwin "Dick" (I38249)
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| 22757 | Son of Peter Haught II. 1900 Census, Wetzel Co, WV (Green District), enumerated Jun 12 1900: John Haught, 59, b. Aug 1840, farmer, married 26 yrs; wife Lucretia, 49, b. Mar 1851, married 26 yrs, mother of 8 children (7 still living); son Ira N, 24, b. Mar 1876, single, farm laborer; dau Marthy A, 22, b. Oct 1877, single; son Emory, 21, b. Apr 1879, single; dau Mary D, 18, b. Jun 1881; son Joseph M, 15, b. Sep 1884; dau Rosy L, 10, b. Apr 1890; son Earl, 5, b. Nov 1894. (NOTE: This census does not take into account daughter Zoa M. Haught, known from her birth record to have been born on Sep 4 1884, and who married Ora Dotson in 1904 and died in 1911. Conversely, this census is the only mention found of a son Joseph M. Haught. born in Sep 1884. It appears, then, that the entry of a child Joseph M. Haught was an enumerator's error that should have been entered as Zoa M. Haught.) 1910 Census, Wetzel Co, WV (Green District), enumerated on Apr 29 1910 at Crocus Run Road: John haught, 69, widowed, farm laborer (working out); dau Martha, 33, single; dau Rosa, 20; son Clarence, 14. | HAUGHT, John Henry (I36919)
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| 22758 | Son of Unknown father & Elizabeth Douglass in marriage record. Son of John (or Jahu) Douglass & Unknown mother in death record. | DOUGLASS, Alvin (I114559)
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| 22759 | Son of William E. Reed & Mary Ann. | REED, Alexander (I71685)
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| 22760 | Son of William Layton of Middletown. | LAYTON, Samuel (I9040)
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| 22761 | Son of William Williams. | WILLIAMS, Isaac Cooper (I51681)
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| 22762 | Son of William. Grandson of Thomas & Phebe. | CUNNINGHAM, Wilson B. (I29743)
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| 22763 | Son William's death record identified his parents as Isaac Husk and Louisa Wharton. The space for his mother's name had the original typewritten entry of "Johnson" overwritten by hand to read "Louisa Wharton." | Family: Isaac HUSK / Louisa WHARTON (F14697)
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| 22764 | Son's death record gives her birthplace as Scotland, but 1860 Census shows it as Pennsylvania. | ___, Mary Ann (I66096)
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| 22765 | Sons of the American Revolution application indicates his birthplace as Holbrook in Ritchie County. But Findagrave reports it as Greenwood, Doddridge County, which appears more likely. | WALDO, Newton Gamaliel (I83668)
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| 22766 | Soon after he located in Big Isaac in 1899, Dr. Bennett I. Hudkins built a private hospital, but, unfortunately, it was washed away in a flood about 1916. http://www.uhcwv.org/detail.php?page_id=8 Local news item, "Doddridge County Republican," Thursday, Jun 6 1918, in its entirety: "Dr. B. I. Hudkins of Big Isaac was here Tuesday on legal business. We are sorry to learn that Dr. Hudkins is leaving Doddridge, having bought property at Wolf Summit, where he will move in the near future. Dr. Hudkins has provien himself a splendid citizen, an excellent practitioner, and a valuable man generally in our county, and we can ill afford to lose him." | HUDKINS, Bennett Ingram (I85738)
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| 22767 | Soon after high school graduation, she moved to Chicago to live with a sister and her family and began employment with the federal government. Jean then moved to Washington DC, continuing employment with the government until her marriage in 1947. | FLEMING, Doris Jean (I96507)
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| 22768 | Sorrento | COMBS, Grace Novella (I47862)
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| 22769 | Source: Atkinson, George Wesley. Depositions, 1889, of witnesses taken before M. F. Snyder, notary public of Doddridge County re: disputed 1st Congressional District election of Atkinson vs. John O. Pendleton. (Ms80-253 @ WV State Archives) | RAMSEY, William Hudson (I89110)
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| 22770 | Source: Journal of the Shenandoah Valley During the Civil War, Volume II 2019, a publication of Shenandoah Universitys McCormick Civil War Institute. | NICHOLSON, Henry (I37540)
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| 22771 | Source: U.S. School Catalogs, 1765-1935. | CHAPIN, Saphronia (I130017)
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| 22772 | South Branch, Potomac | BROWN, James (I83691)
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| 22773 | South Fork Hughes River | ROBISON, Amos Festus (I116566)
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| 22774 | South Fork Hughes River | ROBISON, Haymond Festus (I136962)
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| 22775 | South West District, settling near the Joshua Adams homestead (per son's obit). Settled at the mouth of Lower Run in 1843 (per Brad Spiker's "Good Will Community"). | SUMMERS, Elijah (I10452)
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| 22776 | Southwest District | HUSK, Isaac Everett (I2255)
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| 22777 | Space for death date left blank on headstone. | LOWTHER, Johnson Joseph (I37205)
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| 22778 | Sparks | BROADWATER, William Victor "Vic" (I16895)
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| 22779 | Special or limited service class of recruits in World War I - http://1-22infantry.org/history3/syracusepageone.htm https://books.google.com/books?id=xtPoglNYFxwC&lpg=PA153&ots=Iv_tMhZJPv&dq=special%20or%20limited%20service%20group%20of%20recruits&pg=PA153#v=onepage&q&f=false | MCKINNEY, Noah Richard (I82040)
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| 22780 | Specialized in engine repair parts and communication repair parts. He later served as assistant supply supervisor at STRATCOM/CONUS. Awards/decorations included National Defense Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, and Vietnam Campaign Medal (2 O/S bars). He participated in Vietnam Counteroffensive Phases II and III, and in the Tet Counteroffensive. | STAMM, Richard Frederick "Rick" (I85269)
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| 22781 | Speculation that this William Pritchard/Prichard was actually the son of Thomas Pritchard Sr.'s presumed brother William Christopher Pritchard, who died six months before the child's birth, has been disproved by researcher Emily Pritchard Cary, who found that it was based on a certain "William Christopher Pritchard, a bogus addition that was the basis for a number of DAR applications from Marion County at the beginning of the 20th century. The DAR has finally disqualified all applications coming in on that name, but they are permitting those who entered on it to retain membership. Those applications claimed that William Pritchard, a son of Thomas Pritchard and Rachel Davis of Loudoun County, was the son of a patriot killed in Maryland, who MAY have been the brother of Thomas, but there is no proof. Whoever was responsible for compiling those early applications listed his wife as Amelia Knotts. In fact, she was the first wife of Davis Meredith from Delaware, whose third wife was Ann Nancy Pritchard." | PRICHARD, William (I35644)
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| 22782 | Spelling "Claud" is correct. | BOWYER, Claud (I21478)
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| 22783 | Spelling "Eslie" is correct. He is dentified in father's obituary as "Eslie Ray (Jack) Costilow" and in SSDI as "Eslie Costilow," and headstone reads "Eslie Ray Costilow," as does marriage record. Sister Eva's obituary identifies him as "Leslie Ray," an apparent error. | COSTILOW, Eslie Ray "Jack" (I23667)
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| 22784 | Spelling "Franches" of middle name is believed to be correct, although it is spelled "Frances" in her obituary. | UNDERWOOD, Karen Franches (I3873)
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| 22785 | Spelling "Guendol" appears in brother Oris' obituary, but "Guendel" in her own obituary. | COX, Guendel E. (I16840)
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| 22786 | Spelling "Heman" is correct. | GASTON, Heman (I6632)
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| 22787 | Spelling "Iva" taken from birth record, but headstone has "Ivy." | HUSK, Iva Pearl (I2131)
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| 22788 | Spelling "Kathe" is correct, pronounced "Kathy" | JONES, Kathe (I14293)
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| 22789 | Spelling "Marvan" is correct. | LEWIS, Marvan Ward (I12433)
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| 22790 | Spelling "Murry" is correct, per his obituary, his wife's obituary, and SSDI. Spelling "Hurald" from his obituary and death notice. Predeceased by 4 brothers & 3 sisters. | SAYRE, Murry Hurald (I16867)
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| 22791 | Spelling "Pugh" has been reported by some researchers, but "Pew" is considered correct, as it was provided by John William Nutter, the great-grandson of Christopher Nutter and Anna Marie Pew. | PEW, Anna Maria (I13896)
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| 22792 | Spelling appears as both Hazard and Hasard in Kasson genealogy. | HAZARD, Sally (I38873)
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| 22793 | Spelling Electra has also been reported, but headstone reads Electa. | SMITH, Electa Luetta (I5153)
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| 22794 | Spelling Fourghy has also been reported. | FOURCHTY, Nancy (I46446)
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| 22795 | Spelling of first name on headstone is LARKY. | HALL, Larry (I4395)
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| 22796 | Spelling of last name found to be "Hinterer" in all sources, including obituary and SSDI entry of brother Albert, except for her obituary, where the spelling "Hinter" is found for herself, her father, and her siblings. | HINTERER, Wilma Victoria (I17810)
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| 22797 | Spelling of last name given as "Osborne" in obituaries of one son and daughter, but as "Osborn" in daughter's birth record, and "Osburn" in another son's and daughter's obituaries, as well as in wife's obituary. | OSBURN, Jacob Manderville (I8344)
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| 22798 | Spelling of last name has appeared in various forms. While Osborne is the more commonly found spelling for himself, his father, and his children, his own obituary identifies him and all others as "Osburne," while his SSDI entry identifies him as "Wade C. Osborn." The obituary of his wife, who predeceased him, has the name spelled "Osborne" throughout. | OSBORNE, Wade Clifford (I2564)
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| 22799 | Spelling of name appears as "Goldy" in birth records, but as "Goldie" in SSDI. | MCNEMAR, Goldie Marie (I3221)
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| 22800 | Spelling of name appears in various forms as Bashaba (headstone), Barsheba (father's will), Bathsheba (1870 Census), Basheba, etc. Birthplace possibly Buckhannon, Upshur Co, WV. | MUSGRAVE, Bashaba (I50)
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