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| 6651 | At the age of 16 years, Mr. Stutler joined the Union army as a drummer boy, in which capacity he served faithfully for three years. He then re-enlisted with the 7th (West) Virginia under Capt. Snodgrass and served with distinction, receiving an honorable discharge at the close of the Civil War. [Obit] | STUTLER, Arthur (I44273)
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| 6652 | At the age of four, Alexander Lowther moved with his family from Harrison County to where Oxford is now located, partially in Ritchie and partially in Doddridge County, their house being the first built there. He was a charter member of the Washingtonian Temperance society. He worked for 21 years as county surveyor in Ritchie County, served as county assessor, and was interested in various mercantile businesses near Ellenboro, where he located for some time. At one time, he lived at Graham Station, moving from there to Elizabeth, where he was prominent in public affairs. | LOWTHER, Alexander "Sauney" (I36096)
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| 6653 | At the age of seven, John Jett Jr. moved with his parents to Barbour County, where they purchased a farm. In 1849, he and his wife moved to Ritchie County, where they lived until 1875, moving then to Roane County, WV. They had ten children, three of whom died in childhood. 1850 Census, Ritchie Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Sep 6 1850: John Jett, 37, farmer; Mary, 34; Wesley, 13; William, 10; Jacob, 8; Eliz, 6; Sylvester, 4; Alvin, 2. 1860 Census, Ritchie Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Aug 21 1860: John Jett, 48, farmer; Mary, 44; William, 20; Jacob, 18; Sylvester, 14; Alvin, 11; Otha, 9; John M, 7; Wilson F, 5; Wesley, 23. | Family: John JETT, Jr. / Mary "Polly" WATSON (F5622)
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| 6654 | at the bride's home | Family: Noah MCKINNEY / Stella KELLEY (F37944)
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| 6655 | at the bride's residence | Family: Jacob HELMICK / Elizabeth ISRAEL (F56213)
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| 6656 | at the Cancer Treatment Centers of America | OSBURN, Sheryl Ann (I19684)
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| 6657 | at the chapel of the United Protestant Hospital | Family: Demora Cecil REED, Jr. / Juanita Bell MARTIN (F59864)
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| 6658 | at the Columbian Hotel | Family: Hamilton Sears KNIGHT / Mary Susan SMALL (F57428)
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| 6659 | At the Columbian Hotel. | Family: Alphonso DUFF / Shirley MCCALLISTER (F42037)
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| 6660 | at the County Infirmary | JENKINS, John Alexander "Alex" (I29684)
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| 6661 | at the county infirmary | DAVIS, Eli (I57630)
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| 6662 | at the County Infirmary | BURNS, Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" (I117686)
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| 6663 | at the County Infirmary (Poor Farm) | CHILDERS, Eli M. (I90094)
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| 6664 | At the County Infirmary (Poor Farm). Obituary, "West Union Herald," Thursday, January 14, 1937, in its entirety: "Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Pease Funeral Parlor for Judson Nelson Jones, aged 89, an inmate of the County Farm, who died Monday morning at 8 o'clock, suffering from a stroke. Rev. D.W. Swan, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church had charge of the services, and interment was made in the County Homes cemetery. No close relatives survive." | JONES, Judge Judson Nelson (I56552)
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| 6665 | At the County Infirmary. Entry for his parents on the death record was "don't know." Informant for death record: Joe Berry, Sutton WVa, relationship or title not given. | WESTFALL, Richard (I128594)
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| 6666 | at the County Poor Farm, where she had been an inmate for the past ten years | FERRELL, Mary V. (I100962)
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| 6667 | At the Emily E. Flinn Home for Aged Women. | SMITH, Ada Blanche (I132386)
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| 6668 | at the Fairfield County Home http://www.asylumprojects.org/index.php/Fairfield_County_Infirmary https://www.ohioexploration.com/structures/fairfieldcountypoorhouse/ https://www.facebook.com/FairfieldCoInfirmary/ | MORRIS, Charles Lincoln "Link" (I89702)
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| 6669 | at the Fairview Baptist Church at Five Points | Family: Solomon YOUNG / Mary M. A. "Maggie" ROBERTS (F40698)
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| 6670 | at The Five Points | Family: Martin S. FRYE / Parloa "Loa" BATES (F35888)
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| 6671 | at the Grant House | Family: James A. MCCOY / Della May SMITH (F41693)
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| 6672 | at the home of A. J. Thompson | Family: Samuel C. MURPHY / Zelpha Elizabeth THOMPSON (F26650)
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| 6673 | at the home of C. A. Sheets | Family: Thomas Johnzy DAY / Laura SNYDER (F59760)
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| 6674 | at the home of daughter Clara | KINNEY, Susan Samantha (I69163)
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| 6675 | at the home of Elahugh Rogers | Family: Howard S. JONES / Bertha G. HOPKINS (F54880)
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| 6676 | at the home of Frank Broadwater | Family: Clyde H. DAVISSON / Laura PRUNTY (F52324)
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| 6677 | at the home of her daughter | ASH, Delilah (I21150)
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| 6678 | At the home of her father. | PAUGH, Patricia Ann "Patsy" (I91797)
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| 6679 | at the home of his daughter | BOWYER, Norvin Lee (I55422)
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| 6680 | at the home of his son Archibald | LOWTHER, William (I29163)
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| 6681 | at the home of his son Horatio | BRITTON, Wilson (I1884)
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| 6682 | at the home of Jerry Riffles | Family: George Alexander CLAYBOURNE / Blanche Jane RATLIFF (F35045)
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| 6683 | at the home of Jesse Stutler | Family: William Burt CHIPPS / Dollie Bell (Yerkey) SHERWOOD (F36690)
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| 6684 | at the home of John Lamb | Family: Lorentz Henson KNAPP / Almeda LAMB (F42283)
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| 6685 | at the home of Johnson Williams | Family: James Markey TATE / Lucy V. HARBERT (F35616)
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| 6686 | At the home of Roy Meeks. | Family: Ross FINLEY / Nancy L. "Nannie" KINNEY (F34189)
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| 6687 | at the home of Simon Corley | Family: Harry Bruce CORLEY / Carrie COLLIER (F32497)
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| 6688 | at the home of Story Ashcraft | Family: Luther Gordon BALIS / Velma Clara ASHCRAFT (F38635)
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| 6689 | at the home of William Currence | Family: Earle Thurman MCNEMAR / Dellie Gay JACOBS (F39231)
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| 6690 | at the house of Harry Rigg | Family: Charles E. MASTON / Nancy Ann SULLIVAN (F28702)
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| 6691 | at the house of Jesse J. Swiger | Family: Augustus Jennings RITTER / Vietta SWIGER (F35162)
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| 6692 | at the Masonic Home, where she was a resident | MARTIN, Emma Evelyn (I132275)
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| 6693 | At the National Soldiers Home. | FREEMAN, Thomas (I70419)
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| 6694 | At the New Milton Board of Education meeting on Jan 13, 1927, a special meeting was held which established that Brooks Bland had agreed to obey teachers' orders and would therefore be permitted to return to school. [New Milton District Board of Education Minutes, 1923-1933, p. 52] | BLAND, Lawrence Brooks (I28567)
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| 6695 | At the New Milton Board of Education meeting on January 22, 1927, the Board suspended Joe Kidner from school for the remainder of the school year. Further information not reported. | KIDNER, James Joseph "Joe" (I94490)
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| 6696 | At the onset of WWII, Robert joined the U.S. Marines. He was the radio man in a tank crew in the 4th division. He fought in several Pacific Theater battles including: Kwajalein Atoll, Saipan, Tinian and the Battle of Iwo Jima. He remembered seeing the flag raised at Iwo Jima on Mt. Suribachi and the effect it had on those fighting below. [obit] | SMITH, Robert Hammond (I67672)
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| 6697 | at the Quaker Monthly Meeting | Family: Thomas FOLKES / Elizabeth CURTIS (F20298)
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| 6698 | at the residence of Albert Marts | Family: Edgar Almeron SPERRY / Mary C. MARTS (F45409)
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| 6699 | at the residence of Asher Childers | Family: Ernest B. DAVIS / Hattie Mildred HASKINS (F36811)
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| 6700 | at the residence of Beauregard Hamilton | Family: Caleb Columbus HAMILTON / Susan J. RIGGS (F42543)
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