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| 23301 | There has been some confusion regarding the identity of John F. Boyce's wife Mary Jane. The record documenting issuance of their marriage license identifies her as Mary J. Lowerey, age 21, daughter of Nancy Lowerey (father not given). But their marriage record the next day identifies her as Mary J. Lowry, daughter of Mary Lowry. The inscription on her headstone clearly states that she was a daughter of Nancey Lowery. But the death record of John & Mary's daughter Fanny Boyce Sadler identifies Fanny's parents as John F. Boyce and Mary Jane Lowther. Adding to the confusion, the death record of their son James Robert Boyce identifies his father as John F. Boyce and his mother only by the maiden name Divers. The birth record of son Lee identifies his parents as John & Jane Boyce. We have found no death record for Mary Jane (Lowery) Boyce, and it is still not entirely clear who her parents were. Based on the sketchy information available to this point, she was quite possibly born out of wedlock to Nancy Lowery. 1860 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia): J. Boice (male), 25, farmer; M J (female), 28; G S (male), 4; J R (male), 2; M (female), 1. 1870 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (McClellan Twp), enumerated Jul 20 1870: John F Boyce, 35, farmer; Mary J, 37; Lloyd S, 14; Malvina, 11; John, 9; Jefferson, 8; Mary V, 5; Lee, 2. | Family: John Flowers BOYCE / Mary Jane LOWERY (F23006)
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| 23302 | There is a birth record for an unnamed son born to J. M. and Blanche Cox on Feb 13 1910 in Market, WV. This is five weeks before the birth of their daughter Mary Rose. This may be that son, or it may be another. Either way, the obituary of Emma Blanche Willis Cox stated that she was predeceased by an infant son, although Doddridge County birth records actually show two unnamed children for these parents, one in 1906 and another in 1910. There is no explanation for the conflicting dates of births in February and March 1910. | COX, (Infant son) (I16547)
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| 23303 | There is a conflict in birth dates as reported by Minnie Kendall Lowther in "History of Ritchie County." A birthdate of Aug 27 1799 is specified for Amy Maxwell (p. 604), but her father reportedly died in 1796 (p. 600) and "in 1799 his widow, Mrs. Jane Lewis Maxwell, with her six orphaned children removed to Harrison county..." (p. 600). Amy Maxwell Peck's headstone shows a death date of May 23 1847, aged 48 years. | MAXWELL, Amy (I34330)
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| 23304 | There is a discrepancey in the Cooke Genealogy: One place says that Susanna died on Jan 8 1691. But then it says she remarried Henry Spring on Sep 15 1691. | ___, Susanna (I123698)
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| 23305 | There is a discrepancy regarding when and where Robert Wilson Devericks entered military service. His entry in "Young American Patriots, 1941-1945" states 26 May 1939 at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana. But his Army enlistment record states that he enlisted on 6 January 1941 at Terra Alta in Preston County WV, with his residence stated as Preston County and his occupation as an attendant at a hospital or other institution. Terra Alta at that time was the location of the West Virginia state tuberculosis sanitarium. His enlistment record indicated that he had been in the National Guard. On 11 April 1945 and again on 2 June 1945, Robert W. Devericks was wounded in action at Okinawa, Japan. At least the second injury was the result of a land mine. He sustained puncture wounds and compound fractures of his lower leg (patella) and hand. Treatment included removal of bone fragments, closing of the wounds, and application of splints or casts. He was administered penicillin therapy and remained in the convalescent hospital until October 1945, pending medical discharge. He returned to the U.S. before 30 Oct 1945, on which date his military draft registration showed his residence as Clarksburg. His obituary states his service dates as 1941 to 1946. His military awards included two Purple Hearts, six Bronze Star Medals, Good Conduct Medal, Victory Medal, American Defense Service Medal, Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal, and Philippine Islands Liberation Medal. | DEVERICKS, Robert Wilson (I18696)
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| 23306 | There is a double headstone for Raymond A. Hart and his first wife Velva at the Salem IOOF Cemetery, with his death date left blank. The Veterans Administration Gravesite Locator indicates his burial at the West Cemetery in Diamond, Portage County, Ohio. This refers to the Palmyra Cemetery, also known as the Palmyra West Cemetery, in Palmyra Township, Portage County. His military grave marker is located there, as well as a double headstone for himself and his second wife Lillian. | HART, Raymond Ancil (I6402)
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| 23307 | There is a grave marker for her at both the Swiger (aka Broad Run) Cemetery in Doddridge County, and at the New Cumberland Cemetery in Hancock County. | STACKPOLE, Edna Jane (I82757)
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| 23308 | There is a headstone for Andrew J. Hart and his first wife at Oxford Baptist Church Cemetery, but his obituary states burial at Middle Island 7th Day Bapt Church Cemetery, where his second wife was buried. | HART, Andrew Jackson "A. J." (I1734)
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| 23309 | There is a marker for her at the Masonic cemetery at Crystal Lake, West Union. Inscription: Carrie Underwood Karwash 1905 - (blank). But Findagrave reports her burial in Pennsylvania. | SMITH, Carrie (I42177)
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| 23310 | There is a monument for her at Tanner Baptist Church Cemetery in Gilmer County, where her husband is buried, with her birth date but no death date. Her death record shows that she was buried at Duckworth Cemetery. | WAGNER, Mary E. (I65473)
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| 23311 | There is a Spring Hill Cemetery in both Huntington and in Wellsville, Columbiana County Ohio, where she was born. The death record does not specity which one. | SMITH, Edna L. (I56035)
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| 23312 | There is a wide variance of the age and birth date of Albert Pratt as reported in the various records. His birth date is given in his marriage record as Oct 1862, but the 1900 Census shows it as Sep 1864, while age 39y 4m 7d in his death record calculates to a birth date of 6 Sep 1861. But he was age 7 in the 1870 Census (enumerated in August) and age 18 in the 1880 Census (enumerated in June), thus putting his birth in about 1862 or 1863. There is no birth record. The 1870 birth date on his headstone is clearly incorrect. | PRATT, Albert (I124479)
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| 23313 | There is an entry for Edwin C. Nutter in both "Doddridge County WV Deaths" and "Ritchie County WV Deaths," both having a death date of Mar 8 1959. But obituary specifies West Union. | NUTTER, Edwin Cletis (I20866)
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| 23314 | There is conflicting information about Ollie Margaret Sigler's exact date of birth. It was given as Sep 1868, age 31, in the 1900 Census, and she was age 12 in the 1880 Census. This conforms to her birth record, in which she is listed as a male (sic), Oliver (sic) M. Sigler, born Sep 2 1868 in Grant District of Ritchie County, parents Jefferson R. Sigler (merchant) and Jane Sigler. But age 28 in her 1895 marriage record puts her birth in about 1867, while the birth date in her death record and on her mausoleum marker is Sep 2 1869. Further complicating matters is that she was not with her family in the 1870 Census. | SIGLER, Ollie Margaret (I119888)
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| 23315 | There is considerable evidence to show that William D. Leeson was married to a woman named Mary and that he had a mistress named Nancy Wise who sometimes lived with them and by whom he fathered several children, all of whom had the Leeson surname. Further confusing matters is the fact that he had an unmarried sister also named Nancy, who also sometimes lived with him. The following entries are an attempt to sort out and analyze the evidence regarding the relationships between these individuals and their children. William Leeson had a daughter named Erzilla who was born about 1838. She married Isaac R Ellifritt in September of 1859. William called her Mary Erzilla Ellifritts in his will. In the chancery records, when William's land was divided, she was called Mary E. Ellifritt. Erzilla's marriage record lists her parents as William and Mary. William Leeson's death record lists Mary as his wife. In the 1850 Census, Erzilla's mother is Mary Leeson. In another household in the 1850 Census, Nancy Wise is living with her sons (Jackson, Jacob, Thomas, Eli, Leroy), all with surname Wise. In the 1860 Census, both Mary Leeson and Nancy Wise are residing with William Leeson. In the 1870 Census, Nancy Leeson and Nancy Wise are residing with William Leeson. Nancy Leeson & William Leeson are indicated as having foreign-born fathers, consistent with being siblings. Leonidas Leeson's marriage record lists parents as William and Mary. Pleasy Leeson's marriage record lists parents as William and Mary. John P Leeson's marriage record lists parents as William and Mary. John P Leeson's death record lists parents as William and Mary. Hannah Leeson's parents are identifed in Bolster's Lowther genealogy as William Leeson and Mary Jane Wise. Eli B Leeson lists his parents as William and Nancy on his marriage record. Eli B Leeson is listed as a child of Nancy Wise in William Leeson's will. Leroy Leeson's death record lists parents as William D. Leeson and Nancy Wise. Leroy Leeson is listed as a child of Nancy Wise in William Leeson's will. Leory Leeson's marriage record lists William and Nancy as his parents. Jacob Leeson's marriage record lists William and Nancy as his parents. Thomas D Leeson's marriage record lists William and Nancy as his parents. Thomas D Leeson is listed as a child of Nancy Wise in William Leeson's will. In William Leeson's will, Nancy Wise is listed as the mother of Jacob, Jackson, Thomas D, Eli B and Leroy. 1850 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Aug 3 1850: William Leason, 49 (47?), farmer; Mary, 56; Pleasy, 23; John, 20; Nancy, 17; Urzilla, 15; Lovina, 13; Leonidas, 5. William & Mary born in Maryland, all others in Virginia. In another household: 1850 Census, Doddridge County, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Aug 1 1850: Nancy Wise, 40, unable to read or write; Jacob Wise, 23, farmer; Jackson Wise, 22, farmer; Thomas Wise, 18, school teacher; Eli Wise, 16, farmer; Leroy Wise, 13. All born in Virginia except Nancy, born in Pennsylvania. 1860 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia): William Leason, 63, farmer; Mary Leason, 49; Nancy Wise, 46; M. Leason (female), 11; R Leason (female), 7. All born in Virginia. Mary, wife of William Leeson, died in June 1863. 1870 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Central Twp), enumerated on Jul 1 1870: William Leeson, 71, b. Pa, father of foreign birth, farmer, value of real estate $3500, value of personal property $750; Leonidas Leeson, 23, b. Va, farmer, value of personal property $400; Esther J. Leeson, 26, b. Va; Marshall Adams, 13, b. Va; Joseph Adams, 12, b. Va; Marion Adams, 9, b. Va; William E. Adams, 3, b. WVa; Nancy Wise, 60, b. Pa; Nancy Leeson, 70, b. Va, father of foreign birth. (Note: The four Adams boys are William's grandsons, sons of Joshua & Lavina/Lovinia (Leeson) Adams. Lavina/Lovinia had died the previous year.) William Leeson died in November 1876. 1880 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Central District), enumerated on Jun 15 1880: Leonidas Leeson, 32, farmer; wife Esther J, 34; dau Emma E, 4; son Thomas L, 2; servant Florence Cain, 19, single; Charles Cain, 7 months. 1900 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Central District), enumerated on Jun 21 1900: Leonidas Leeson, 54, b. Dec 1845, farmer, married 30 yrs; wife Florence, 38, b. Dec 1861, married 10 yrs, mother of 8 children (5 still living); son Charles, 22, b. Apr 1878, single, farm laborer; son Walter, 18, b. Nov 1881; son William, 17, b. Feb 1883; dau Etta, 8, b. Sep 1891; son Boyd, 3, b. Jun 1896. 1910 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Central District), enumerated on Apr 23 1910: Leondes Leeson, 65, farmer, married 15 yrs (2nd marriage); wife Florence, 43, married 15 yrs (1st marriage), mother of 5 children (all still living); son Walter, 25, single; dau Etta, 15; son Boyd, 13; son Loyd, 9; son Wheeler, 4. ~~ | LEESON, William D. (I9678)
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| 23316 | There is disagreement among Prunty researchers regarding Barnabus Prunty, whether he was was the father of John, or even whether he actually existed. Some researchers believe that Barnabus as he is currently accepted originated as conjecture by researchers in the early 20th Century | PRUNTY, Barnabus (I40429)
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| 23317 | There is much confusion regarding the family of Jonathan Bee. We present our findings with the following caveats: In the well-researched and highly regarded "Davis - The Settlers of Salem WV," p. 356, Jonathan is said to have married just once, to "Patsy" Martha Howard in 1817, and to have had the following seven children: Asa, birth date not given, married Margaret Howard in 1839 Enos, birth date not given, married Mary E. Benson, Martha Mackie, and probably Elizabeth Sherwood in 1852 Hannah, b. ca 1822, no further info Jane, b. ca 1832, no further info Mariah, b. ca 1835, no further ino Richard, b. ca 1841, no further info William, b. ca 1844, no further info We have encountered numerous discrepancies and inconsistencies in the records pertaining to this family: (1) According to her marriage record, Hannah was the daughter of Jonathan and Margaret, not Jonathan and Martha. (2) We have found that Richard and William were not Jonathan's children, but his grandchildren, apparently orphaned by their parents Asa and Margaret before 1850. (3) After the 1850 Census, we found no trace of daughter Jane, b. ca 1832. (4) We found from her marriage record that Mary Jane Bee, b. ca 1844, was a daughter of Jonathan and Martha, but she does not appear in any census with them and Martha would have been 50 when Mary Jane was born. 1850 Census, Doddridge County, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Jul 20 1850: Jonathan Bee, 56, b. New Jersey, farmer; Martha, 56, b. Virginia; Hannah, 28; Jane, 18; Mariah, 15; Richard, 9; William, 6. Jonathan died in 1858. 1860 Census, Doddridge County, enumerated on Jun 5 1860: Martha Bee, 55 (sic), was listed in the household of her son Enos, along with her daughters Hannah and Maria. Richard Bee, 19, was listed in the household of his father's cousin Keziah Bee and her husband Nathan W. Prim. William Bee, 16, was listed in the household of his father's cousin Eleanor Bee and her husband John Sherwood. 1870 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (New Milton Twp), enumerated on Jul 14 1870: Arthur Stuttler, 24, farmer; Ella J. Stuttler, 17; Ephraim B. Sherwood, 10; Martha Bee, 77. All born in Virginia. (Note: Martha Bee's husband Jonathan was a brother of Ella's grandfather Amaziah Bee, making Ella Jonathan's great-niece. Ephraim B. Sherwood was Ella's brother.) | Family: Jonathan BEE / Martha "Patsy" HOWARD (F19883)
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| 23318 | There is no death record for Mary Ann (Brien) Vincent, and the exact date of her death has not been determined. However, Doddridge County court records, now on file at the West Virginia State Archives in Charleston, contain a bill of sale for the personal property of "Mary Ann Vincent, Deceased," dated December 11, 1860. Since she appeared in the 1860 Census enumerated on June 29, 1860, her death must have occurred between those two dates. Husband Joseph I. Vincent was identified as a widower at the time of his marriage to Arthelia Pinell in December 1863. | BRIEN, Mary Ann (I10470)
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| 23319 | There is some confusion among researchers as to Hannah's last name. Although some give it as Waters, others maintain that the name Waters came from her sister Mary, who was married to William Waters, and that Hannah's maiden name is still not known. | WATERS, Hannah (I5611)
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| 23320 | There is some confusion regarding her correct name. The following variations have been found: Nora Regina Harris (birth record and family members), Nora Regina Husk (death record of husband Arley Husk), Nora Virginia Harris (marriage record), Birdie Harris (birth record of son Robert), Birdie Harris (birth record of daughter Betty, but later changed to read Nora Harris), Nora P. Harris (birth record of son Ralph), Nora V. Harris Husk Duvall (delayed birth record of son Ralph), Lenora R. Harris (1920 Census), and Nora R. Duvall (headstone). | HARRIS, Nora Regina Virginia "Birdie" (I1203)
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| 23321 | There is some confusion regarding the correct form of his name and his place of birth. He was identified in his marriage record as C. Alvin Stasel (b. in Lewis Co), in son's death record as Charles Stasel (b. in Kentucky), in son's birth record as Christopher A. Stasel (b. Lewis Co), in another form of son's birth record as Calvin Stasel (b. in Auburn WVa), and on wife's headstone as Alvin Stasel. | STASEL, Christopher Alvin (I87930)
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| 23322 | There is some confusion regarding the parents of Hannah J. Freasure, wife of John Wesley McNemar. There are two entries reported for Hannah and John's Aug 1859 marriage in Doddridge County. The first entry identifies her as Hannah J. Freasure, age 16, daughter of Franklin Freasure. The second entry identifies her as Hannah J. Frashure, age 16, b. Meigs Co, OH, daughter of Allen & Elizabeth Frashure. And her March 1869 death record in Harrison County identifies her as Hannah McNemar, 32, daughter of David & Elizabeth Freashure. | FREASURE, Hannah J. (I29094)
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| 23323 | There is some disagreement among researchers as to Isaac R. Swisher's name. Variations offered are Isaac Lewis Swisher, Lewis Isaac Swisher, and Isaac R. Swisher. Based on information in the death records of his son & grandson, we conclude it was Isaac R. Swisher. Researcher E. Murray Taylor is in agreement with this, theorizing that the commonly found variation Lewis Isaac Swisher originated in the hand-written marriage record of Isaac Swisher being married in Lewis County. | SWISHER, Isaac R. (I1459)
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| 23324 | There is some discrepancy regarding Harry Golden's exact date of birth. His marriage record in Dec 1942 states his birth date as May 9 1888 but gives his age as 51, which would make his birth year 1891. His death record states his birth date as May 9 1892, while the 1900 Census of Jackson County, WV reports his birth date as May 1890. He appears in the 1920 Census of Wood County, WV as a 29-year-old with his first wife Julia, putting his birth in about 1891. He was not found in the 1910 or 1930 Census anywhere in West Virginia. | GOLDEN, Harry (I46069)
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| 23325 | There is some question as to Ester's last name, but it is thought to have been Hickman. | HICKMAN, Ester (I8689)
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| 23326 | There is some question as to her exact surname. | LARABEE, Grace (I72830)
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| 23327 | There is some question as to the date and place of birth of this William M. Watson. Age 45 given at time of 1860 Census would put birth in about 1815, while age given for the 1870 and 1880 Census would put birth ca 1819. Age 53 given at time of his second marriage, in Sep 1871, would put birth ca 1818. Age 72 given at the time of his death in Feb 1890 would put birth ca 1817 or 1818. His place of birth is given as Harrison County in the record of his second marriage, but as Mercer County in his death record. Harrison County would seem more likely. 1850 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumeratd on Jul 23 1850: William Watson, 31, farmer; Nancy, 30; Malinda, 8; Sarah, 6; Juliet, 4; Martha, 1; Mary, 1. (Note: The adjoining household reported was that of John G. Hart & his wife Malinda Ann Nutter, sister of William's wife Nancy. Ninety-six years later, in August 1946, William & Nancy Watson's great-grandson, Armand Leon Brown, married Geneva Pauline Gaston, the great-granddaughter of John & Malinda Hart.) 1860 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia): William Watson, 45, farmer; Nancy, 40; M. A. (female), 18; S. (female), 16; J. (female), 14; Martha, 11; Mary, 11; Jane, 9; Loyd, 8; Marion, 2. Nancy (Nutter) Watson died on June 29, 1869. 1870 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Southwest Twp): William Watson, 51, farmer; Nancy J, 18; William L, 15; Francis M, 12; Amanda V, 9; William E. Crichfield, 5. (Note: William E. Critchfield was the grandson of William & Nancy Nutter Watson. His father, also named William E. Critchfield, had died in the Civil War in Aug 1864 a month before he was born, and his mother, Malinda Ann Watson Critchfield, had remarried John William Wyatt in Pennsylvania in 1866.) The widower William Watson remarried widow Ellen J. (Stinespring) Leggett on Sep 25 1871. 1880 Census, Roane Co, WV (Spencer District), enumerated in June 1880: William Watson, 61, farmer; wife Ellen J, 50; dau Amanda V, 19; granddau Eva I (?), 7. | Family: William M. WATSON / Nancy NUTTER (F4583)
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| 23328 | There is some question as to the identity of Matthew Nutter's first wife, but she appears to have been Hanna Miller, a daughter of Jacob Miller. She died after having one child. | Family: Matthew Nathan NUTTER / Hanna MILLER (F3109)
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| 23329 | There is some speculation that this may be the James Gaston who was a Justice of the Peace of Somerset County in 1781 and was appointed a lay Judge in 1783, as further information regarding him is lacking. | GASTON, James (I3420)
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| 23330 | There is some uncertainty regarding Otta's burial location. Although her death record indicates it as the IOOF Cemetery in West Union, readings of that cemetery have failed to locate a headstone or grave marker for her there. Likewise, a reading of the IOOF Cemetery in Harrisville, where her husband is buried with his first wife, also failed to find a marker for Otta. She has no other family at the West Union IOOF cemetery. | KNISELY, Otta Blair (I127472)
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| 23331 | There was a Francis Waldo (Waldow) in Civil War. This one? | WALDO, Francis Marion (I54560)
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| 23332 | There was no funeral service, and Mr. Miller donated his body to the Marshall University Human Gift Registry. | MILLER, Bernard Lindsey (I6999)
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| 23333 | There was no mention of this marriage in wife Mollie's obituary, but son Clay Hammond was listed among her survivors and was identified as a surviving stepson in obituary of her husband Orval Stevens. | Family: ___ HAMMOND / Mollie Thelma JENKINS (F10858)
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| 23334 | They appear to have married in about 1930, divorced and remarried in 1964 in Virginia. | Family: Charles Edwin POWELL / Blanche Marie KING (F53498)
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| 23335 | They divorced and remarried in 1958. | Family: Leslie Everett LANGSTON / Vada Pauline VANHORN (F61989)
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| 23336 | They divorced and remarried on 21 Nov 1969 in Winchester, Virginia. | Family: Lewis Alfred SHEPHERD / Karen Ann SMITH (F24642)
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| 23337 | They had no children of their own, but James Blaine Gaston and his wife Hazel raised a boy who was said to have been left on their doorstep. The boy went by the name Jack Gaston until his late teens, when he changed his name and ran away. The boy died sometime between 1974 and 1978, with the funeral held in Salem, WV. Some family members speculate that the boy was born to the unmarried sister of his foster mother Hazel May Yeater. James Blaine Gaston went mainly by his middle name. He was one of many boys of his generation named for prominent national politician James G. Blaine (1830-1893). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_G._Blaine 1920 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Southwest District), enumerated on James B. Gaston, 33, rig builder for Carter Oil Co; wife Hazel M, 18. 1930 Census, Monongalia Co, WV (Grant District, town of River Seane (?)), enumerated on Apr 5 1930: James B. Gaston, 44, coal miner; wife Hazel M, 29; lodger (corrected from original designation "orphan") William E Conner, 8 yr 11 mo; boarder James L. Latbright, 36, coal miner, married; boarder Angeline I. Latbright, 24, married; boarder Amos M. Latbright, 28, coal miner, married; boarder Mary A. Latbright, 25, married; boarder Howard L. Sandy, 9. | Family: James Blaine GASTON / Hazel May YEATER (F66)
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| 23338 | They initially married on March 24 1952 in Ohio, divorced, then remarried in Indiana on March 24 1984. | Family: Jackson Geraldine "Jack" CHIPPS / Lizene JOHNSON (F54079)
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| 23339 | They were parents of twelve children. Their oldest daugher, Margaret (wife of John Waggoner) and four of her seven children were massacred by Tecumseh and his braves. Two girls and a son, Peter, were taken captive. | BONNETT, Samuel (I41664)
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| 23340 | Thirteen children. | DAVIS, Jane (I99265)
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| 23341 | This child does not appear in the 1900 Census and is presumed to have died young. | HART, (Unnamed female) (I6431)
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| 23342 | This conflicts with Carney's birth date: West Virginia, Births Index, 1853-1969 about Eva Pauline Shields Name: Eva Pauline Shields Birth Date: 3 Mar 1924 Birth Place: Ashley, Doddridge, West Virginia Birth County: Doddridge Gender: Female Race: White Father's Name: Howard F Shields Mother's name: Nancy E Shields FHL Film Number: 838203 Ohio, Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-1944, & 1958-2007 about Eva Pauline Baker Name: Eva Pauline Baker [Eva Pauline Shields] Birth Date: 3 Mar 1924 Birth State: West Virginia Birth Country: United States Gender: Female Race: White Death Date: 1 Mar 1995 Death Time: 07:10 PM Hospital of Death: Barberton Citizens Hospital City of Death: Barberton County of Death: Summit Certificate: 023568 Age at Death: 70 Hospital Status: Hospital/Inpatient Social Security Number: 234-32-3416 Father's Surname: Shields Mother's Maiden Name: Bates Marital Status: Widowed Education: 9 Armed Forces Indicator: No Industry of Decedent: Machine, except electrical, not elsewhere classified Occupation of Decedent: Laborers, except construction Census Tract: 5317 Primary Registration District: 7702 | Family: Howard Festus SHIELDS / Nancy Ellen BATES (F35199)
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| 23343 | This couple were married to each other twice, once in 1920 and again in 1933. Obituaries of both state only that they were married in 1920. | Family: Hiram Bert FLEMING / Lora Rae SMITH (F9482)
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| 23344 | This date is under a column labeled "Date of License," with no provision for recording the date of the marriage itself. His age is listed as 20, son of N. C. Freshure. Her age given as 14. | Family: Moses T. FRASHURE / Margaret Jane VINCENT (F3792)
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| 23345 | This death is recorded in both Doddridge and Harrison Counties, with the latter specifying the location as Salem and that the child was stillborn. | SQUIRES, Raymond (I21365)
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| 23346 | This Elizabeth Pritchard is sometimes erroneously reported to be the daughter of Thomas & Nancy (Tichenell) Pritchard. That Elizabeth Pritchard (1812-1876) married John Harris and is buried with him at White Oak Cemetery in Ritchie County. | PRITCHARD, Elizabeth (I32332)
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| 23347 | This family had two daughters with similar names, Eliza and Elizabeth, born about four years apart. 1850 Census, Doddridge County, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Aug 1 1850: James T. Richards, 41, farmer, b. Pennsylvania; Elizabeth, 43, b. Virginia; Eliza, 14; William D, 13; Samuel, 11; Elizabeth, 10; James, 8; David, 7; Lemuel, 4; Columbus, 2. | Family: James Tolbert RICHARDS / Elizabeth CHILDERS (F2250)
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| 23348 | This family was enumerated in the 1850 Census on July 16, 1850, in West Union, Doddridge County, where the two oldest children, Francis and Martin, were born. The next child in the 1860 Census was daughter Henrietta, born in Shenandoah County in 1854. It appears then that the mother was pregnant with son William H. Grove at the time of the 1850 Census, that he was born a month later, and that the family soon moved to Shenandoah County where Henrietta was born in 1853 and Charles H. died in 1855. After Henrietta was Charles B. Grove, born in 1858 and apparently named in honor of his deceased brother. | GROVE, William H. (I115766)
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| 23349 | This family was enumerated twice in 1940. (1) In the census of Grant District, Doddridge County, Branniard McLain along with wife Juanita and son Worthy were listed as boarders in the household of his wife's parents, Worthy & Ina (Lowe) Underwood and family. Both men were road construction workers. (2) In the census of Greenbrier District, Doddridge County, Branniard, Juanita and Worthy were listed as being in their own household. Branniard' occupation was road construction worker. The next enumerated household was that of his widowed mother Cora and his sister Bernice. | MCCLAIN, Branniard Otis "Jeff" (I27910)
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| 23350 | This family was enumerated twice in the 1930 Census. 1930 Census, Harrison Co, WV (Tenmile District), enumerated on Apr 7 1930 at Coburns Fork: Sherdian Burbridge, 63, farmer; wife Emily, 62; dau Effie, 45, single; son (illegible), 26, married; dau Mable, 24; dau Audria, 23; son Fleming, 22; dau Lettie (?), 20; dau Mary, 21; son Ancil, 18; roomer James Findley, 55, divorced, farmer, value of real estate $7000. 1930 Census, Doddridge Co, WV (Greenbrier District), enumerated on Apr 16 1930: Phillip S. Burbridge, 63, farmer; wife Emily M, 62; dau Audra, 25, public school teacher; dau Mary L, 22; dau Marie, 21, public school teacher; son Ancel, 19. | Family: Philip Sheridan BURBRIDGE / Emily M. RINGER (F28944)
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