Notes
Matches 6,701 to 6,750 of 23,923
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| 6701 | at the residence of C. W. Smith | Family: Alpha Dallas SNIDER / Hattie May SMITH (F55058)
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| 6702 | at the residence of Calvin Morgan | Family: John RUSSELL / Clara M. SNIDER (F39387)
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| 6703 | at the residence of Elizabeth Yeater | Family: Joseph Hooker PITTS / Elvira YEATER (F40628)
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| 6704 | At the residence of Enoch Post. | Family: William Marion SCOTT / Sarah Jane POST (F58217)
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| 6705 | at the residence of Filander Barnett | Family: Elba Selkirk CAIN / Martha R. BARNETT (F59193)
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| 6706 | at the residence of George Butcher | Family: Ord WILSON / Blema BUTCHER (F43878)
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| 6707 | at the residence of Grant Husk | Family: Conda C. SMITH / Goldie G. HUSK (F786)
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| 6708 | At the residence of Henry Duckworth. Informant for marriage license: B. B. Bond. | Family: Homer Virgil RICHARDS / Carminta J. BOND (F41565)
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| 6709 | at the Residence of Hon. Frank Maxwell | Family: George W. BROWN / Harriet Payne "Hattie" MAXWELL (F13449)
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| 6710 | at the residence of J. Dawson | Family: Joseph OWENS / Samantha DAWSON (F6836)
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| 6711 | at the residence of J. F. Underwood | Family: Thomas Harvey LASURE / Edith Adaline "Addie" UNDERWOOD (F42785)
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| 6712 | At the residence of J. H. Helton. Informant for marriage license: Alpheus Jones. | Family: Jacob Otterbein WILLIAMS / Ella A. JONES (F51180)
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| 6713 | At the residence of J. N. B. Parvin, with whose family she had made her home for sixty years. | ISRAEL, Sarah Rebecca (I128397)
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| 6714 | at the residence of Jacob Dillon | Family: Leroy "Lee" KILE / Louisa Jane DILLON (F55777)
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| 6715 | at the residence of James H. Lowe | Family: Creed C. JONES / Mary LOWE (F54813)
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| 6716 | at the residence of James McPherson | Family: Benjamin Wilson CUNNINGHAM / Dina MCPHERSON (F54139)
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| 6717 | At the residence of John A. Jones. Husband's age given as 23, understated by about ten years. | Family: George S. DUTY / Mattie A. JONES (F51069)
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| 6718 | at the residence of John Crane | Family: Newton A. OSBORNE / Mary F. LEASEBURG (F54241)
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| 6719 | at the residence of John Johnson | Family: Charles Wesley JOHNSON / Arminta SCOTT (F34767)
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| 6720 | at the residence of John Smith | Family: Rudolph Nathaniel "Dolph" CHILDERS / Lucy Rhodes SMITH (F55340)
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| 6721 | at the residence of John Thompson | Family: Joseph Henry FOX / Ella THOMPSON (F36557)
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| 6722 | at the residence of Joseph Gulley | Family: Isaac Stickley MIDDLETON / Janet Bird HOOPER (F59514)
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| 6723 | at the residence of Joseph Swiger | Family: Christie Newton BROOKOVER / Ella Esther SWIGER (F41459)
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| 6724 | at the residence of Josiah James | Family: Charles Wesley HARPER / Cora Dell JAMES (F43039)
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| 6725 | at the residence of Levi White | Family: Charles T. BLACK / Laura Virginia WHITE (F48340)
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| 6726 | at the residence of Lewis Sperry | Family: Ira Flavious "Pat" DENNISON / Lilly Mae NICHOLSON (F16959)
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| 6727 | At the residence of Mrs. R. H. Freed. (Listed as a boarder in their household in the 1930 Census was Mary Freer, 78, b. Pa, widowed.) | Family: Charles Atchinson CHARTER / Ida May IAMS (F32862)
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| 6728 | at the residence of Samuel Greathouse | Family: James Seal BECKETT / Rena Pearl GREATHOUSE (F25408)
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| 6729 | at the residence of Samuel Hoskinson | Family: Joseph JENKINS / Ada Z. POWELL (F55472)
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| 6730 | at the residence of Solomon Underwood | Family: Isaac Okey WILLIAMS / Emma Margaret UNDERWOOD (F39824)
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| 6731 | At the residence of Stella (Jones) Thomas. | Family: Louis George SPENCER / Lena Mae JONES (F59013)
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| 6732 | At the residence of the bride. | Family: Walter Gayle NICHOLSON / Nellie Beatrice SMALL (F10222)
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| 6733 | at the residence of W. H. Givens | Family: Forest H. CLINE / Mary Elizabeth GIVENS (F37775)
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| 6734 | at the residence of William Brown | Family: Charles Edward. BAILEY / Kate Sarah BROWN (F54583)
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| 6735 | At the residence of William Hoskinson. Informants for the marriage license: F. M. Williams & Lan Carrico. | Family: Slathley Alonzo "Lon" CARRICO / Laura S. WILLIAMS (F55571)
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| 6736 | at the residence of William Riffle | Family: John S. NICHOLSON / Bessie J. RIFFLE (F40984)
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| 6737 | At the State I.O.O.F Home. http://www.wvculture.org/goldenseal/fall03/oddfellows.html http://www.traveling219.com/stories/elkins-marlinton/odd-fellows-home-elkins/ | KNISELY, Otta Blair (I127472)
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| 6738 | at The Sugarlands | PENNINGTON, Vera Louise (I133724)
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| 6739 | At the time of her death, she had been a resident of the Weston State Hospital for 4 yrs, 1 mo, 19 da. Cause of death was epilepsy and terminal dementia. | BALL, Anna M. (I140569)
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| 6740 | At the time of her marriage to John Muse Sr., she was a widow whose maiden name may have been Lewis. | MOSS-TALBOT, Catherine (Lewis) (I35668)
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| 6741 | At the time of his death, Dr. H. C. Orrahood was the oldest veterinarian in West Virginia, having practiced veterinary medicine in the state for over 60 years. | ORRAHOOD, Henry Collie (I24389)
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| 6742 | At the time of his death, Millard R. Dennisson was the oldest living Marine in West Virginia. | DENNISON, Millard Russell (I14212)
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| 6743 | At the time of the 1880 Census, the town of Ackley was a part of Lincoln County, Wisconsin.. http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~antigowis/genealogy/history/towns/ackley/ackley.html On April 11, 1885, Chapter 436 Laws of Wisconsin, detached the 8 townships numbered 31 to 34 North, ranges 9 and 10 East from Lincoln County and attached the area to Langlade County. Town Territorial Change Maps. Town named after Willard L. Ackley, the county's earliest known settler. Historical Logging Railroads operating here. | SPURGEON, Elizabeth (I130610)
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| 6744 | At the time of William Childers' death in December 1849, his wife Jane was about two months pregnant. 1850 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Aug 9 1850: Jane Childers, 30; Tolbert D, 7; Asher S, 5; Enoch, 3; William J, 1 month. All born in Virginia. NOTE: The next enumerated household was that of Jane's brother Asher Sutton and his family. The next one after that was Jane's parents and their last child at home, Alzina. | Family: William CHILDERS / Jane Davis SUTTON (F23983)
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| 6745 | at the tunnel near West Union | Family: Ora Delbert DOAK / Gertrude A. HUDSON (F36904)
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| 6746 | At the urging of his older brother, Jim, Terry joined 1st Platoon 363rd MP Company Weston, WV in 1980. He went through basic training at Ft. Dix, NJ, in April and May of that year. In 1997, he accepted the position of Unit Administrator for the same unit, now designated as Detachment 1363rd MP Company located in Jane Lew, WV. With this position came the responsibilities for all daily operations of the unit, building maintenance and security, and making sure all soldier files were complete and up to date. During his military career, Terry climbed to the rank of Sgt. 1st Class, serving in many capacities, including Platoon Sgt. He was activated four times, twice being deployed to overseas combat theaters. The activations were: Operation Desert Storm, Kuwait, 1991, where the unit set a new military record for the most enemy prisoners of war processed in a 24-hour period; Operation Noble Eagle, Tobyhanna, PA, 2001; Operation Iraqi Freedom, Iraq 2003, because of their "advanced experience" his team was fondly referred to as the "Geritol Patrol" by the rest of the troops; and Operation Iraqi Freedom, Grafton, WV, 2009. During this last deployment, physical limitations associated with service related injuries, prevented Terry from traveling overseas. Instead he was appointed, as a Sgt. 1st Class, to the position of Rear Detachment Commander, a post usually filled by an officer. Terry was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for his efficiency, dedication, and esprit de corps during this deployment. Other awards include: two Army Commendation Medals, three Army Achievement Medals, Army Good Conduct Medal, eight Army Reserve Component Achievement Medals, two National Defense Service Medals, Southwest Asia Service Medal with two Bronze Service Stars, Global War on Terror Expeditionary Medal, Global War on Terror Service Medal, three NCO Professional Development Ribbons, Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Service Ribbon, six Army Reserve Overseas Training Ribbons, Kuwait Liberation Medal for Saudi Arabia, Kuwait Liberation Medal for Kuwait, numerous Certificates of Achievement, and numerous Certificates of Appreciation. For 32 years Terry Wayne Halterman served his country as a soldier in the United States Army Reserve. His record is without spot or blemish, a testament to his devotion to the seven core values of the United States Army. In addition, he held the position of Health Service Worker at Weston State Hospital from 1991-1994, and Correctional Officer at Huttonsville Correctional Center from 1994-1997. | HALTERMAN, Terry Wayne (I137165)
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| 6747 | at the US Naval Hospital, Naval Operating Base, Hampton Road, Virginia | HAYS, James A. Garfield (I121338)
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| 6748 | at the Washington Soldiers Home | BROWN, Ammi Almanzia (I3621)
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| 6749 | at the West Virginia Masonic Home | MAXWELL, John Marshall (I118331)
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| 6750 | at the Willard Hotel | Family: Theodore HOLDEN / Lena Martha LOUGH (F23502)
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