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Matches 6,401 to 6,450 of 23,923
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| 6401 | As great-great-grandchildren of John Gaston Jr. & Anna Davisson, Ralph McWhorter and Lucy Lacy Gaston were third cousins. | Family: Ralph MCWHORTER / Lucy Lacy GASTON (F1128)
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| 6402 | As great-great-grandchildren of Samuel & Elizabeth Husk, Harley Lee Husk and Margaret Leona Jenkins were third cousins. | Family: Harley Lee HUSK / Margaret Leona JENKINS (F1087)
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| 6403 | As great-great-great-grandchildren of Samuel & Elizabeth Husk, Wanda Starcher and Holly Richard Kerby are fourth cousins. | Family: Holly Richard "Jack" KERBY / Wanda Lee Margaret STARCHER (F1471)
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| 6404 | As head of household, listed as Sarah Pierse [sic], 31, married 16 yrs, mother of 5 children (4 still living). Her four children, Thomas, Amos, Earnest and Fannie, were with her, but her husband was not. The next enumerated household was that of her brother John E. "Perry" Forinash and his family. | FORINASH, Sarah Ann Myrtle L. (I130614)
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| 6405 | As her mother's brother, Margaret Lowther's first husband, Isaac Cunningham, was also her uncle. 1850 Census, Ritchie Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated in July 1850: Isaac Cunningham, 40, farmer; Margaret, 37; Sarah, 14; Jesse C L, 13; Phebe E, 10; Susan B, 6. | Family: Isaac CUNNINGHAM / Margaret LOWTHER (F17675)
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| 6406 | As of 1923, he was running a restaurant on 3rd Street in Clarksburg, WV. He later operated a grocery store in Huntington, WV in the 1930s, prior to moving to Florida. | WEST, Hoy D. (I24117)
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| 6407 | As of 1931, Sarah West King was reportedly in possession of the family Bible of Job West and Mary "Polly" Gaston. | WEST, Sarah Elizabeth (I24058)
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| 6408 | As of 1944, he was living at the home place and managing his father's farm. | NESBITT, David Berry (I36754)
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| 6409 | As of 1981, Walter Phipps Skidmore had not married and was living at home with his mother and stepfather. | SKIDMORE, Walter Phipps (I35030)
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| 6410 | As of April, 1936, was a resident of Center Point, Doddridge County, WV, according to an article in the West Union Herald at that time. Teacher at the West Virginia Industrial School for Boys, Pruntytown, Taylor Co, WV, for nine years. He served 30 years as a teacher and principal in Doddridge, Wood and Taylor Counties. He was also a program specialist for the West Virginia State Department of Education for ten years. He retired to Amarillo, TX, having previously resided in the Sunnyside community of West Union, WV. | GRAY, Ray Howard (I6002)
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| 6411 | As of February 2017, the Civil War medal issued for Grove Tucker had never been claimed and was in storage at the West Virginia State Archives in Charleston. http://www.wvculture.org/history/archives/civilwarmedals/medals.html | TUCKER, Grove S. (I64262)
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| 6412 | As of February 2017, the Civil War medal issued for Henry Dorsey Booher had never been claimed and was in storage at the West Virginia State Archives in Charleston. http://www.wvculture.org/history/archives/civilwarmedals/medals.html | BOOHER, Henry Dorsey (I88510)
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| 6413 | As of February 2017, the Civil War medal issued for Isaac C. Snider had never been claimed and was in storage at the West Virginia State Archives in Charleston. http://www.wvculture.org/history/archives/civilwarmedals/medals.html | SNIDER, Isaac C. (I47182)
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| 6414 | As of February 2017, the Civil War medal issued for Isaac Cumberledge had never been claimed and was in storage at the West Virginia State Archives in Charleston. http://www.wvculture.org/history/archives/civilwarmedals/medals.html | CUMBERLEDGE, Isaac (I98166)
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| 6415 | As of February 2017, the Civil War medal issued for Joseph N. Thomas had never been claimed and was in storage at the West Virginia State Archives in Charleston. http://www.wvculture.org/history/archives/civilwarmedals/medals.html | THOMAS, Joseph N. (I99883)
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| 6416 | As of February 2017, the Civil War medal issued for Loman Welch had never been claimed and was in storage at the West Virginia State Archives in Charleston. http://www.wvculture.org/history/archives/civilwarmedals/medals.html | WELCH, Loman (I104058)
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| 6417 | As of February 2017, the Civil War medal issued for Ludim Rose had never been claimed and was in storage at the West Virginia State Archives in Charleston. http://www.wvculture.org/history/archives/civilwarmedals/medals.html | ROSE, Ludim (I77105)
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| 6418 | As of February 2017, the Civil War medal issued for Oliver Benton Myers had never been claimed and was in storage at the West Virginia State Archives in Charleston. http://www.wvculture.org/history/archives/civilwarmedals/medals.html | PINELL, James (I43696)
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| 6419 | As one of many American military personnel, listed as Alva D. Stutler, occupation soldier, rank First Sergeant, age 28, born in West Virginia, U.S. residence in Clarksburg, marital status single. | STUTLER, Alva Dallas (I38309)
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| 6420 | As one of the participants, a classic photograph of her was printed in the program of "The Shawnee Trail," an historical pageant presented at Clarksburg, WV on June 13 and 15, 1923. | MCWHORTER, Alma (I24050)
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| 6421 | As part of his military duties, he helped build roads in Honduras and was one of the founding members who helped construct Mountwood Park. | FERRELL, Robert Bruce (I91410)
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| 6422 | As part of his military training, he was a graduate of the Spartan School of Aeronautics at Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the Air Corps school at Burbank, California. | LEMASTERS, Milford March (I22813)
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| 6423 | As part of the 10th Mountain Infantry Division, skiier Fritz L. Kramer took part in the capture of Monte Belvedere in the Apennine Mountains of Italy. [Newspaper article, "Seattle Daily Times," Feb 26 1945] | KRAMER, Fritz Leopold Louis Max (I7936)
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| 6424 | As partner with his brother Tom McCullough, operated the McKinley-McCullough Funeral Home & Furniture Store, where he served as bookkeeper and manager of the furniture store for 24 years, retiring in 1969. | MCCULLOUGH, Harold T. "Wink" (I37834)
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| 6425 | As reflected in his Social Security records, his death record, and other public records, Carl Guy Perine changed the spelling of his surname to the double-R "Perrine" spelling. | PERINE, Carl Guy (I137252)
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| 6426 | as Samuel Myers | Family: Perry S. LAWMAN / Ella MYERS (F44919)
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| 6427 | As shown in the 1900 Census, Earl C. Lester was the adopted son of William Benjamin McNemar & Eliza A. Jacobs. In June 1905, after Eliza's death, William married Emma Myrtle Westfall's widowed mother Mary. Thus, Earl was both William's adopted son and stepson-in-law. | LESTER, Earl Columbus (I42033)
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| 6428 | As stated in her marriage bond of Sep 14 1807, Sarah Spence Mott was the ward of James Fleming. Confusingly, in her marriage record three days later, she was identified as Hannah Spence Mott. No other reference to her as Hannah has been found. She is sometimes incorrectly identified by researchers as Sarah Fleming. 1820 Census, Harrison Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Aug 7 1820: Head of household: Sarah Jaco. All household members listed as free and white. 1 male, age 10-15 1 female, age 26-44 1 female, age 10-15 1 female, under 10 1830 Census, Harrison Co, Virginia (now West Virginia): Head of household: Sarah Jaco. All household members listed as free and white. 1 male, age 20-29 1 male, age 15-19 1 female, age 40-49 1 female, under 5 Sarah was not found in the 1840 Census. In 1850, she was in Ritchie County in the household of her daughter and son-in-law, Elizabeth & James H. Terry. | Family: William JACO / Sarah Spence MOTT (F39547)
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| 6429 | As the granddaughter and great-grandson of Richard Clayton Bond, Cassandra M. Bond and Simeon Bond were first cousins, once removed. | Family: Simeon BOND / Cassandra M. BOND (F27406)
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| 6430 | As the great-grandson and great-greatdaughter of Thomas Maxwell and Jane Lewis, Haymond Maxwell and Carrie Virginia Maxwell were second cousins once removed. | Family: Haymond MAXWELL / Carrie Virginia MAXWELL (F17276)
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| 6431 | As the natural daughter of James Taylor Prunty and Ivy Myrtle Lattea, her birth name was Lily Mae Prunty. Following the November 1913 death of her father, she was adopted by Dr. J. Riley and Mabel (McComas) McCollum, and her name was changed to Katherine Louise McCollum. Her headstone reads: K. Louise McCollum Pitts (born Lily Mae Prunty) 1913 - 1997 | MCCOLLUM, Katherine Louise (I128801)
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| 6432 | As the only household member, listed as Charles B. Ashburn, 57. married (lined thru and marked "no"), occupation (blank). NOTE: He and his wife Myrtle appeared to have separated sometime in the 1930s. | ASHBURN, Charles Bertrand "Bert" (I127412)
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| 6433 | As the sole household member at 108-1/2 Washington Street, listed as F. F. Wells, 25, married, truck driver, resided 1935 in Charleston. | WELLS, Ferrell Franklin "Frank" (I94291)
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| 6434 | As the wife of a United Methodist Minister, Leota Darlington Dickens served the churches in the West Virginia communities of Meadowville, Huntington, Salem, Cross Lanes, Keyser, Sutton and Clarksburg. She and Denver also lived in Pittsburgh, PA. She was very active in the United Methodist Church, singing in the choirs and occupying a leadership role in the United Methodist Women. She served that organization in several capacities, became an accomplished public speaker and rose to the office of WV State President. She also traveled to sub-Saharan Africa as part of the United Methodist mission to those countries. | DARLINGTON, Leota Fay (I78814)
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| 6435 | Asa and Hannah Maxson Bee lived for a time at New Milton in Doddridge County, but moved in 1836 to Ritchie County. 1850 Census, Ritchie Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Sep 2 1850: Asa Bee, 52, farmer; Hannah, 51; Zebulon, 25; Abigail, 20; Asa, 18; Roami (male), 15; Almira, 12; Priscilla, 10; Ingaba, 8. 1860 Census, Ritchie Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Aug 22 1860: Asa Bee, 63, farmer; Hannah, 62; Abigail, 30; Loami (male), 26; Almira, 23; Priscilla, 21; Ingabee, 18. | Family: Asa BEE, II / Hannah MAXSON (F11305)
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| 6436 | Asher Sutton's first wife, Martha Stutler, died in June 1857. He married his second wife, Martha Rickard, in October 1857. 1860 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Jun 26 1860: Ashur Sutton, 33, farmer; M. E. (female), 22 (?); Rufus, 11; Cyrana, 9; J. M. (male), 6; M. (male), 8; Eli, 3; Charity, 2. Asher Sutton's second wife, Martha Rickard, died in February 1868. He married his third wife, Rachel Mitchell, in January 1869. | Family: Asher H. SUTTON / Martha E. RICKARD (F32114)
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| 6437 | Asher Sutton's second wife, Martha Rickard, died in February 1868. He married his third wife, Rachel Mitchell, in January 1869. 1870 Census, Clark Co, Ohio (Pike Twp), enumerated on Jul 30 1870: Asher Sutton, 43, b. Va, day laborer; Rachel, 31, b. Ohio; Leander, 9, b. Ohio; William, 7, b. Ohio; Rebecca, 3, b. Ohio; Harriet, 6 months, b. Ohio. 1880 Census, Clark Co, Ohio (Pike Twp), enumerated on Jun 10 1880: Asher H. Sutton, 53, b. Va, father b. NJ, day laborer; wife Rachel, 39, b. Ohio, father b. Ohio; dau Harriet, 10; dau Dora, 5; dau Cecil, 3; dau Mary S, 1. | Family: Asher H. SUTTON / Rachel MITCHELL (F32116)
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| 6438 | Ashes scattered at sea. | WAGNER, Clarence Reinoehl (I88625)
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| 6439 | Ashes scattered at the Sullivan Camp in Hardy County, WV. | OCHELTREE, Robert Lee (I53607)
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| 6440 | Ashes sprinkled on the graves of his parents, siblings and infant daughter at the Freeman-Coleman Cemetery at Crystal Lake near West Union WV. | MCCLAIN, Worthy Otis (I27915)
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| 6441 | Assembly plant for Thunderbirds and Cougars. | RIFFLE, Arthur Jacob Henry "Jake" (I135865)
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| 6442 | Assigned to the 782nd Bomb Squadron, 465th Bomb Group, US Army Air Corps, his plane was shot down over Austria. He was subsequently taken prisoner by German troops. He was awarded the Purple Heart. | EDGELL, Leonard Eugene "Gene" (I30959)
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| 6443 | at "Doddridge Infirmary" | MCGILL, William Ben (I110507)
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| 6444 | at "The Burnt House" | Family: Alpha Lafayette HEFLIN / Mabel LEWIS (F10813)
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| 6445 | at "The Jewelry Store of B H Cross in Gassaway" | Family: Harold L. HEASTER / Grace E. FEATHER (F53100)
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| 6446 | At "the residence of Rose Griffith." This was Rosa Ellen Williams, born 1879 in Doddridge County, daughter of George W. Williams and Eliza Ann Helmick, who married Arthur Joshua Griffith in 1895, after which they resided in near Flemington in Taylor County. The relationship between the two Williams families is not clear. | Family: Charles L. WILLIAMS / Dora MAULLER (F62920)
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| 6447 | At 103 Court Street. Only other household member was son Houston. | STOUT, Marsavene "Mattie" (I58070)
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| 6448 | At 141 E. Main Street, listed as Tressa Waller, 23, single, a servant in the household of George L. Duncan (38, banker), his wife Gertrude (40), and their four children. | WALLER, Theresa E. "Tressie" (I57200)
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| 6449 | At 212-C Columbian Street. | VANCE, Lewis Edward (I79962)
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| 6450 | At 529 Mulberry Street, listed as niece Mary Glade Strickling, 22, single, no occupation, in household of her mother's sister Helen (Stewart) Craig and husband John. In 1919 and 1921, Mary G. Strickling was listed in the Clarksburg City Directory at the same address, occupation student. | STRICKLING, Mary Glade (I120473)
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