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| 23251 | The Wheeling Daily Register [Wheeling, West Virginia] Monday, Jan 7, 1878, Page 1 Thigh Smashed PARKERSBURG, W.Va., January 5 - Adam J. Ash had his right thigh smashed and was injured inwardly while riding on a train this morning near West Union, and will probably die. ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ The Wheeling Daily Register [Wheeling, West Virginia] Mon, Jan 14, 1878, Page 1 MR. ADAM J. ASH, who resided near West Union, met with a sudden and fearful death at that place last Saturday. It seems that he was walking on the side track of the railroad as the accommodation east was approaching town, but labored under the impression that he was on the main track and stepped on the latter just as the train neared him. He was struck by the engine and run over, receiving injuries that resulted in his death. Mr. Ash was a quiet and respected citizen and his sad end is deeply regretted by many. | ASH, Adam J. (I89714)
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| 23252 | The wife of Joseph Kerby, Sarah Jane Husk, and the wife of his brother John Thomas Kerby, Roxelane "Lena" Husk, were second cousins to each other. | Family: Joseph KERBY / Sarah Jane HUSK (F365)
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| 23253 | The wife of Thomas H. Slider (Onida "Ida" Husk) and the husband of his sister Nancy Slider (John Franklin Husk) were second cousins to each other. 1900 Census, Calhoun Co, WV (Lee District), enumerated on Jun 13 1900: Thomas Slider, 24, b. Nov 1875, farmer, married 1 yr; wife Phoeba, 20, b. Feb 1880, mother of 2 children (1 still living); dau Minnie B, age 0/12 yr (i.e., under 1 month), b. May 1900. | SLIDER, Thomas H. (I2182)
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| 23254 | The will of Jacob Westfall: In the name of God, Amen. I, JACOB WESTFAEL, of the Precinct of Goshen, Orange County, yeoman. To my three beloved grandsons, viz.: Jacob Cole, Jacob Schoonhoven and Jacob Westfael, Jr., £4 a piece. To my three granddaughters, viz: Margaret Cole, wife of Haremanus Van in Wegen, Maregreet Westfael, wife of Hezekiah Rosekrance and Margaret Kimber, daughter to George Kimber, £3 a piece. Also to my granddaughter, Maragreet Westfael, my son Cornelius Westfael's daughter, £3. Further to my six children and their heirs as follows, viz.: to the heirs of my son Cornelius, deceased, that is Dievertje and Maregriet Westfael, a double portion, that is to each equal with my daughters; to the heirs of my daughters, Marija and Johanna, deceased, and to my daughters, Leonora, Elisabeth and Sarah, all the remainder of my estate after my debts and funeral charges are paid. My grandson, Jacob Schoonhoven, shall have my estate that he now lives upon conveyed to him by the rest of my heirs on condition he pay £50 to be divided among all my heirs. The intent of the above is that the above mentioned six children or their heirs are to divide the estate share and share alike, except the heirs of my son Cornelius who are to have a double portion. It is my will that whereas Thomas Schoonhoven is indebted to me per Bond and Note that if my executors cannot recover the same such money shall be deducted from the portion of his children, that is the heirs of my daughter Marija. Which said legacies shall be paid within three months after my decease. I appoint my beloved grandsons, Josias Cole, of the Township of Wantage, Sussex County, East Jersey, and Jacob Cole, of the Precinct of Goshen, Orange County, New York, executors. Dated April 8, 1775. Witnesses, Joseph Drake, Jacob Schoonhoven, of Goshen, farmer; Thomas Kyte. Proved, Orange County, December 13, 1784. Administration granted to Josias Cole, New York, December 21, 1784. Transcription credit: Dennis Peterson, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/69250908/jacob-westfall | WESTFALL, Jacob (I128528)
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| 23255 | The will of James Archbold states that he had a predeceased son John F. Archbold. We have found no other record of that son. Burial place is also not known, but is likely to be in the family plot at Archbold Cemetery in Smithburg. There is another John F. Archbold, died Jan 5 1836, age 18, buried at Archbold Cemetery, whose relationship to the James Archbold family is not known. | ARCHBOLD, John F. (I99972)
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| 23256 | The will of Keener B. Smith, deceased, was presented for probate in Doddridge County Court on 16 March 1885. The will was written on 21 January 1885. | SMITH, Kenner B. (I99934)
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| 23257 | the youngest of 12 children | LOWTHER, Archibald (I28359)
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| 23258 | The youngest of eleven children, he worked in the timber business most of his life. He was a skilled archer and an accomplished musician, playing guitar for area bands. In partnership with a friend, he designed and made colonial inkwells that were sold at Tamarack in Beckley. | RAMSEY, Clyde E. (I71320)
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| 23259 | Their mother having died in 1865, Annie and her sister Nancy (listed as Mary), were in the household of her uncle Job Stout and his family. Their father and two older brothers remained in Decature County, Iowa, where they were enumerated for this census. | STOUT, Anna Bell (I63290)
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| 23260 | then Big Grove | FETTER, May Augusta (I15064)
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| 23261 | then known as Pine Camp | HOALCRAFT, Ancil Burdette (I19867)
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| 23262 | Then soon divorced and then remarried in Winchester, Virginia on 30 Jun 1969. | Family: Paul John HASTINGS / Naomi Jean FOX (F39896)
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| 23263 | Theodore Cahall is buried with his wife Frankie B. Peters (1906-1975) at Rose Hill Cemetery in Mason, Warren County OH. His wife Lucille Davisson (1913-1970) is buried at Rose Hill Burial Park (obituary says Rose Hill Memorial Park) in Hamilton, Butler County OH, while his wife Agnes Jewell Smith (1913-1990) is buried at Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton County OH. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/177049901/theodore-cahall | CAHALL, Theodore "Ted" (I114318)
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| 23264 | Theodore Newton was a stage and screen actor best known for Jalna (1935), The World Changes (1933) and Kraft Theatre (1947). He appeared in B-pictures at Monogram and RKO, before resuming theatrical work in 1935. Prolific on Broadway from 1928, including the long-running hit plays "Dead End" (1935-1937) and "The Man Who Came to Dinner" (1939-1941). After ten years, he returned to the screen in character parts, often as authority figures. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0628602/ Bio from the Rotten Tomatoes website: Highest Rated: 88% Friendly Persuasion (1956) Lowest Rated: 82% Somebody Up There Likes Me (1956) Birthday: Aug 4, 1904 Birthplace: Not Available "Male ingénue" Theodore Newton was signed to a Warner Bros. contract in 1933, whereupon he spent the next year or so playing nominal romantic leads in films like the George Arliss vehicles The Working Man and Voltaire. Newton was given the chance to toughen up his callow screen image when he was loaned out to Monogram to play a fast-talking crime reporter in The Sphinx (1933), which remains his most memorable film performance. After playing a handful of secondary roles for RKO, he left Hollywood in 1935 to concentrate on stage work. Theodore Newton returned to the screen as a character actor in 1945, playing various authority figures (usually military officers) until his retirement in 1959. https://www.rottentomatoes.com/celebrity/theodore_newton Theodore Newton's obituary appeared in the "Los Angeles Times" of Sunday, February 24, 1963: Theodore Newton, 58, Broadway and Hollywood actor for 35 years, died of cancer Saturday in his home, 11381 Homedale St. Mr. Newton began his career on Broadway in 1938, appearing in several plays with the late George M. Cohan. He had major roles in numerous plays, including "Thee Man Who Came to Dinner, "My Sister Eileen," "Deep Are the Roots," and "The Children's Hour." He also appeared in films, most recently "The Friendly Persuasion" in 1955, and in recent years concentrated on television where he had roles on such programs as "Wagon Train" and "Alfred Hitchcock Presents." Mr. Newton leaves his wife, Emily Lawrence; a son, David, Weston, Conn.; a brother, David, South Windham, Vt., and a sister, Mrs. Lawrence Heilner, Chester Springs, Pa. Services will be private. Online video of one his movies, "The Sphinx," 1933: https://free-classic-movies.com/movies-03e/03e-1933-06-01-The-Sphinx/index.php | NEWTON, Theodore (I118587)
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| 23265 | There are clearly some inconsistencies in the dates and ages provided in the following census records. 1900 Census, Gilmer Co, WV (Cedarville Precinct), enumerated on Jun 9 1900: Nathan D. James, 48, b. Apr 1852, farmer, married 27 yrs; wife Mary, 46, b. 1854, married 27 yrs, mother of 11 children (all still living); son Willie, 21, b. Oct 1878; son Melvil, 19, b. 1881; dau Emza A, 17, b. 1883; son Lelia, 15, b. 1885; dau Eppie, 13, b. 1887; son James C, 9, b. 1891; son Charles L, 5, b. 1895; son Bee, 3, b. 1897; son (unnamed baby), 1 month, b. May 1900. 1910 Census, Gilmer Co, WV (Center District), enumerated on Apr 30 1910: Nathan James, 56, truck farmer, married 40 yrs (1st marriage); wife Mary, 40, married 40 yrs (1st marriage), mother of 10 children (all still living); dau Serepta, 19, single; son Charles, 12; son Bee, 10. 1920 Census, Gilmer Co, WV (Center District), enumerated on Feb 14 1920 at Cedarville: Nathan D. James, 65, widowed; son Bee, 18; son Douglas, 16. | Family: Nathan David JAMES / Mary E. LYNCH (F31488)
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| 23266 | There are conflicting dates and locations given for his death. His death record is filed in Lewis County, which indicates that he died at Avon, Doddridge County, on Jun 22 1936. But his obituary states that he died in a hospital in Clarksburg, Harrison County, on Jun 21 1936. | GUM, James William (I20160)
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| 23267 | There are conflicting records of this death. One record says he died at Weston State Hospital on Feb 16 1919, age 48, married, occupation miner, informant M. R. Casey, M.D. Length of stay at hospital was 3 yrs 19 days. http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=1557007&Type=Death The other record says he died in Clarksburg on Feb 17 1919, age 43, single, informant undertaker and Mrs. Dora Husted, Clarksburg. In both cases, cause of death was paresis. http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=1555456&Type=Death | HUSTEAD, George (I124320)
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| 23268 | There are several discrepancies about the date of John Pri(t)chard's death. On DAR records, it ranges from Jun 21 1842 to Mar 24 1847, the date carved on his tombstone at Sandcreek Cemetery. (Emily Pritchard Cary, p. 61) | PRICHARD, John (I35640)
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| 23269 | There are two birth record entries for this birth, one showing birthplace as Harrison County, and the other showing it in Canton, Doddridge County. Both records show birth date as 29 March 1916. In his World War II draft registration filed in October 1940, he reported his birth as 20 March 1916 in Wallace, WV, county not stated. The community of Wallace is on the county line separating Harrison County and the McClellan District of Doddrige County. Birth date misstated in April 1935 marriage record as 29 March 29 1912, age 22, birthplace Harrison County. Birth date on headstone is 29 March 1916. He died on his birthday in 1983. | SWIGER, Ralph (I97775)
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| 23270 | There are two birth records for this birth, one showing his birth at St. Clara in Doddridge County, and the other showing it as Horner in Lewis County. His marriage record states his birthplace simply as Doddridge County. | RUPPERT, Reuben William (I20089)
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| 23271 | There are two birth records in Doddridge County for Anna Barker, daughter of James & Mary E. Barker. The first identifies her as Anna May Barker, born 18 Sep 1874. The second identifies her as Anna M. Barker, born 24 Feb 1879. The 1879 date is consistent with most other records, including age 1 in the 1880 Census and age 16 in her 1895 marrige record. She was age 21 in the 1900 Census, with her birth date entered as April 1879 rather than February. Age 65 in her 1938 marriage record, putting her birth in about 1873, is inconsistent with other records, while birth date 1867 on her headstone is clearly incorrect and has no explanation. Her name appears on her headstone as Anna Barker Thompson Simmons. Regarding the 18 Sep 1874 birth record, that actually pertains to another daughter of that family who died young. That child was identified in her Doddridge County death record as May L. Barker, died 10 Oct 1876, age 2 yr 10 da, daughter of J. & M. E. Barker. | BARKER, Anna May "Annie" (I36921)
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| 23272 | There are two birth records on file for her in Doddridge County. BR 5-10F identifies her as Meriland Lee Bartee, the second child of her mother. The original entry had only the child's last name, with the first and middle names added later by hand with the notation "First name completed by mother 8/6/62." This would be six days before Meriland's marriage, where she also was identified as Meriland Lee Bartee. But a second birth record, Delayed BR 2-5, identifies child as Marilyn Lee Bartee, father identified as Clem Marilyn [sic] Bartee. (This is only known instance of his middle name being specified, and the circumstances leave some doubt as to the accuracy.) The delayed entry was "recorded on authority of affidavit of Juanita M. Bartee, mother of child," dated and recorded on Apr 30 1957. | BARTEE, Meriland Lee (I18791)
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| 23273 | There are two communities in Ohio called West Chester. One is located in Tuscarawas Co, and the other is in Butler Co near Cincinnati. | NICHOLSON, Carolyn Yvonne (I20950)
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| 23274 | There are two conficting records of this birth, both of them delayed entries filed by her brother Milburn. The filing on Jun 29 1951 states that she was born to Mack Bircher and Martha Jenkins at Central Station on Jun 6 1896. This is the same birth date that she gave at the time of her marriage, and which is given in the 1900 Census. But another delayed entry was filed on Oct 1 1956, stating that she was born in Doddridge County on Jun 6 1895, which is the date given in the Social Security Death Index. In both cases, she was the 6th child born to her mother. It is noted that the June 1895 date would conflict with the January 1895 birth date of her sister, if that date itself is accurate. http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=2625307&Type=Birth http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=2625044&Type=Birth | BIRCHER, Alice Grace (I59506)
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| 23275 | There are two conflicting birth record entries for him, one showing his birth date as 26 Aug 1907, and the other as 20 Aug 1907, both in Spencer, Roane County. The same conflicting birth dates are also found in the Ohio Deaths Index and the Social Security Death Index. | YOUNG, Harlan Herbert (I93075)
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| 23276 | There are two conflicting entries for this death on the same page of the ledger-style death record. One entry indicates the date of death as 9 Sep 1914, while the other shows it as 11 Sep 1914. | HAMMOND, Nora R. (I67668)
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| 23277 | There are two conflicting records for this death. (1) Doddridge County Death Records, Book 2, Page 146. https://archive.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=5045751&Type=Death Identified as Ed Strauther, white male, married, occupation farming; died 18 Sep 1907, age 52y 4m 16d, cause of death lung trouble. Reported by W.H.H. Douglass, undertaker. Neither the exact location of death nor the place of burial was indicated. Age at death would put his birth on May 2 1855, at variance with the April 1854 date shown in his birth record. (2) Lewis County Death Records, Page 156, Line 178. https://archive.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=4930831&Type=Death Identified as J. E. Strather, age 50, married, no occupation; died 16 Sep 1907 at the Hospital for the Insane, cause of death tuberculosis. Reported by J. T. Pettit, physician. NOTE: Other than age at death, the Lewis County record filed by the physician appears to be the more reliable of the two. The entry filed in Doddridge County by the undertaker implies that the burial was probably in Doddridge, although we have found no confirmation of that. | STROTHER, James Edmund "Ed" (I843)
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| 23278 | There are two conflicting records of this birth, showing the date as 28 Jan 1897 and the other as 28 Jan 1898. The 1900 Census indicates Jan 1898. | MORAN, Willie Wilmer (I42086)
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| 23279 | There are two conflicting records of this birth. Both are typewritten alphabetized ledger-style records transcribed from original written records. (1) BR p. 131, Line 34 - Identified as Dorsey Dow Davis, white male, born July 5, 1884 in Doddridge County. Father: Dorsey Dow Davis. Mother: Harriet K. Davis. Informant: Chloe Sutton, neighbor. http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=2601783&Type=Birth (2) BR p. 141, Line 48 - Identified as Dorsie D. Seeders, white male, born July 5, 1885 in Doddridge County. Father: (blank). Mother: Elizabeth (Virgin). Informant: E. Seeders, mother. http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=2602313&Type=Birth In the 1900 Census of Doddridge County, Dorsey D. Ceders, b. July 1884, was listed as a boarder in the household of Daniel W. & Harriet Knight Davis. Dorsey later adopted the Davis surname, with his birth date consistently given as July 5, 1884. His death record identifies his parents as D. W. & Harriet Davis. | DAVIS, Dorsey Dow (Seeders) (I126722)
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| 23280 | There are two conflicting records of this death on file in Doddridge County: (1) Jennie Morris, white female, age 25, dau of F. & Jemima Moore, wife of Link Morris; died 4 Sep 1898 [sic] in Doddridge County, cause of death diphtheria. Informant: Link Morris, husband. The next three entries in the ledger-style death record were for children of Link & J. Morris, all of whom also died of diphtheria in Doddridge County: Louie, age 2y 11m 22d, died 22 Sep 1898; Bertha, age 8, died 29 Sep 1898; L. (male), age 6, died 12 Oct 1898. DR p. 57, Line 60 : http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=5050344&Type=Death (2) Jennie Morris, white female, married, age 24y 11m 11d; died 14 Sep 1897 [sic] at Alpha, cause of death diphtheria, burial at Flint on 15 Sep 1897. Informant: R. L. Hoskinson, undertaker. The next two entries were for Morris children who also died of diphtheria at Alpha: Manuel Morris, age 2y 11m 13d, died 17 Sep 1897; Bertha Morris, age 8y 11m 17d, died 20 Sep 1897. DR p. 120, Line 1429 : http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=5046815&Type=Death NOTE: The second entry appears to be generally more accurate than the first. The dates in the first record are entered only by month/day, with the year 1898 indicated only by a column heading. All dates in the second record are entered completely, with the year 1897 stated each time. | MOORE, Virginia Agness "Jennie" (I89696)
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| 23281 | There are two conflicting records of this death, both in Lewis County. (1) Lewis E. Davis, 42, laborer, married, died 23 Dec 1916 in hospital, cause of death exhaustion acute mania, informant C. Denham, physician. DR p. 39, Line 30 : http://archive.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=4933659&Type=Death (2) Lewis E. Davis, 42, laborer, died 25 Dec 1917 in Westion, cause of death acute mania, informant Ira E. Davis (title/relationship not given). DR p. 41, line 24 : http://archive.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=776627&Type=Death | DAVIS, Lewis Eldridge (I80479)
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| 23282 | There are two conflicting records of this marriage, the first on 15 June 1889 in Tyler County, and the second on 9 Oct 1897 in Wetzel County. | Family: John Daniel SWIGER / Dora Della HUFFMAN (F57543)
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| 23283 | There are two conflicting versions of her obituary, one stating that burial was in Wilbur Cemetery, and the other in Fairview Cemetery. | DAVIS, Willa A. (I87695)
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| 23284 | There are two consecutive records of this death on file in Doddridge County: one for Danie Shields, housewife, died 16 Nov 1912 of typhoid fever, filed by physician H.E. Hutson; DR p. 149, first line: http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=5045199&Type=Death and another for Mrs. Pearl Shields, farmer's wife, died 15 Nov 1912, filed by undertaker A. J. Osborne. DR p. 148, last line: http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=5045210&Type=Death | MORRIS, Danie (I130237)
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| 23285 | There are two death records on file in Doddridge County for Calvin W. (C. W.) Cox, one showing a death date of Feb 5 1898, and the other showing it as Feb 27 1898. In both cases, the cause of death was listed as heart failure. | COX, Calvin Wesley (I55686)
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| 23286 | There are two entries for this birth, one for Harry Eugine Traugh, born Dec 5 1904 in Grant District, Doddridge County, and the other being a delayed entry filed in 1939 for Harry Eugene Traugh, born Dec 5 1904 at Long Run, Doddridge County. | TRAUGH, Harry Eugene (I121893)
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| 23287 | There are two entries for this birth. In one, she is identified as Ellen Gaines, born Apr 10 1891, dau of A. J. & Mary E. Gaines. In the other, she is identified as Dora Ellen Gaines, born Apr 26 1891, dau of A. J. Gaines & Mary E. Wanstreet. | GAINES, Dora Ellen (I80172)
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| 23288 | There are two grave markers for Catharine Morris Lieber. There is a monument at New England Cemetery in Wood Co, WV, for Catharine A. Lieber, her husband, and their son George. But her name has only her birth date, with the death date left blank. At Newkirk Cemetery in Kay Co, Oklahoma, there is a flat grave marker inscribed with "Grandmother" for Catherine A. Lieber. It is assumed that she is interred at Newkirk, her last known residence. | MORRIS, Catharine Amelia (I67151)
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| 23289 | There are two headstones for her at Middleville Cemetery. One is a double headstone with her second husband, Lawrence Ramage, which identifies her as Bertha Ramage (1916-2003). However, her husband's inscription lacks a death date, and he is actually buried elsewhere, at Big Isaac Cemetery in Doddridge County. Bertha is also on a triple headstone at Middleville Cemetery with her first husband, Paul Moore (1911-1981), and their daughter Pamela (1961-2011). Bertha Moore's inscription has her birth date but no death date. | PATRICK, Bertha (I28713)
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| 23290 | There are two markers for the grave of Sarah C. Hoskinson, with conflicting dates for her birthdate. The original marker reads "Sarah C. Hoskinson, died July 28 1865, age 18 yrs." A much newer one reads "Sarah C. Hoskinson, 1845 - July 28 1865, daug of John K. and Sarah A." | HOSKINSON, Sarah C. (I33262)
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| 23291 | There are two marriage records for this couple in Doddridge County, one recording their marriage in West Union on 24 October 1936, and the other recording their marriage in Salem on 13 January 1940. Marital status is not indicated, and the bride is identified by her maiden name in both cases. In the 1940 Census, the couple and their newborn son James (born April 1940) were enumerated in the household of the wife's parents. | Family: Volen Waitman MAYLE / Edna Elaine SMITH (F36676)
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| 23292 | There are two records for this birth, one showing birth date as Nov 4 1859 and another showing it as Nov 4 1861. The 1859 date is also reflected in his death record and obituary, as well as the 1900 Census. However, he was not present for the 1860 Census, and his age was 8 in the 1870 Census. On that basis, the Nov 4 1861 date appears to be correct. | OWENS, David Crockett (I78489)
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| 23293 | There are two records for this birth, one showing it as Nov 13 1877, and the other as Dec 13 1878. | BOYCE, Rachel (I102978)
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| 23294 | There are two records for this death, neither of which is entirely clear. The local Braxton County record is a ledger style in chronological order, with the pertinent entry not indicating a specific death date, but which is positioned between entries for 9 Feb 1919 and 22 Feb 1921. http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=4563009&Type=Death The death certificate recorded at the West Virginia Division of Vital Statistics has a death date of 1 Jan 1921, but the filing date with the registrar is 28 Apr 1920. Informant is identified as Shedric Nicholson, Copen. Since Shadrick appeared alone in the 1920 Census, marital status widowed, the 1921 death date cannot be correct, and her actual death date is most likely 1 Jan 1920. http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=1006376&Type=Death | NUTT, Louisa (I72993)
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| 23295 | There are two records for this death: (1) The West Virginia Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, states that he died on Aug 4 1917, age 21. That is the same death date that is on his headstone. (2) The Harrison County death record states that he died on July 4 1917, age 21y 1m 27d, which calculates to a birth date of April 7 1896. The age at death, if applied to the Aug 4 1917 death date, calculates to a birth date of May 8 1896, which is the same birth date that is on his headstone. It appears, then, that the birth and death dates on his headstone are most likely correct. | DAVIS, Walter Andrew (I108021)
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| 23296 | There are two records of this birth, one showing in on May 15 1899, and the other on March 15 1900. The 1900 Census shows it as March 1899, age 1, while the birth date on his military marker and in his marriage record is May 15 1899, Birthplace given in marriage record as Stringtown, but his birth record shows it as Alvy. | HAUGHT, Joseph Wilson (I129694)
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| 23297 | There are two records on file for this death, with slightly different dates and ages. Taking both records into account, the dates on the headstone appear to be the most reliable. | BURNSIDE, Flora J. (I119825)
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| 23298 | There are two records on file for this death. One of them identifies the child as Eugene H. Rose, white male, died May 21 1889, age 21 days, cause of death whooping cough. The other identifies the child as Eugenia H. Rose, while female, died May 21 1889, cause of death whooping cough. The child's birth record identifies him as E. H. Rose, white male, born Apr 30 1889. | ROSE, Eugene H. (I120044)
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| 23299 | There are two towns in Ohio called Waterford, one in Knox Co and the other in Washington Co. | ROSS, William Allen "Bill" (I9243)
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| 23300 | There has been much confusion over the birth date of Samuel A. McNemar. His headstone reads Dec 30 1830. A delayed birth record for son Joseph, submitted by daughter Margaret Martin on Feb 24 1953, gives Samuel's age at Joseph's Nov 1878 birth as 48, making Samuel's birth Dec 1829. Samuel's age at death of 87y1m19d reported by the doctor puts his birth at Dec 31 1828, while age at death of 89 reported by the undertaker puts it in about 1826/27. Age 21 given at marriage puts birth about 1837, while age 26 in 1860 Census makes it about 1834. | MCNEMAR, Samuel A. (I753)
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