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| 51 | 1820 Monroe Co., VA Census Eleanor Calloway M: 1 (26-45) F: 1 (0-10) 1 (16-26) 1 (45+) | Boyd, Eleanor (I3123)
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| 52 | 1830 Montgomery Co., VA Census: M 1 (0-5yr) 1 (5-10yr) 1 (20-30yr) (Page 71) F 1 (5-10yr) 1 (20-30yr) 1840 Pulaski Co., VA Census: M 1 (5-10yr) 1 (10-15yr) 1 (15-20yr) 1 (30-40yr) (Page 195) F 1 (10-15yr) 1 (30-40yr) 1850 Pulaski Co., VA Census 48th District - 27 July 1850 (Page 232) 149/154 James Haley 45 M Farmer VA Hannah Haley 50 F " Joseph T. Haley 18 M Laborer " James A. " 16 M " Virgil A. " 9 M " John Carmichael 27 M S. Teacher " 1870 Lee Co., VA Census Jonesville Township - 5 July 1870 (Page 250) 69/69 Haley, James 65 M Works on Farm $100 Charlott Co., VA (cannot read/write) " , Hannah 70 F Keeping Home Montgomery Co., VA (cannot read/write) 1880 Lee Co., VA Census Jonesville, ED #41, SD #5, p. 15 (Page 197) 5 June 1880 120/122 Collens, Henley C. W M 56 Farmer VA VA VA --------, Nancy J. W F 51 wife Keeping House VA VA VA --------, Missouria V W F 14 daughter At Home VA VA VA Haley, James W M 77 father No Occupation VA VA VA (widower) | Haley, James (I17087)
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| 53 | 1850 Braxton Co., VA Census Dist. No. 4, 19 Aug 1850, p. 184 144/144 William G. Squires 26 M Farmer $1000 Maria 23 F Sarah E. 4 F Margaret C. 1 F 1860 Braxton Co., VA Census Braxton C.H. P.O., 6 July 1860, p. 380 240/232 William Squires 35 M Farmer $1500/$400 Virginia Maria J. " 34 F " Sarah " 14 F " (attended school) Margaret C. " 12 F " Mary " 8 F " Amanda L. " 2 F " John M. " 7/12 M " 1870 Braxton Co., WV Census Clay Twsp., Salt Lick Bridge P.O. 20 July 1870, p. 389 31/31 Squires, William G. 45 M W Farming $1400/$1070 Virginia " , Mariah J. 43 F W Keeping House " " , Amanda L. 13 F W At Home " " , John M. 10 M W " " " " , Amelia E. 8 F W " " " " , Susan M. 6 F W " " West Va. McCoy, Charles 14 M W Farming Virginia 1880 Braxton Co., WV Census Salt Lick Dist., 30 June 1880, p. 487B 252/251 Squires, W. G. 55 W M Head M Farmer WV VA VA (Bilious Colic - Disabled?) ------------, Maria J. 53 W F Wife M Keeping House WV WV WV ------------, John M. 20 W M Son S Works on Farm WV WV WV ------------, Amelia E. 18 W F Dau S At Home WV WV WV ------------, Susan M. 16 W F Dau S At Home WV WV WV 1900 Braxton Co., WV Census Salt Lick Dist., 5 June 1900, p. 158 62/63 Squires, William G. Head/R W M May 1825 75 M (54yr) WV WV WV (Owns Farm) ------------, Mariah Wife W F Apr 1827 73 M (54yr) WV WV WV (10 ch, 4 living) Blagg, Mary M. Gnd-Dau W F Dec 1881 18 S WV WV WV Braxton County, West Virginia, Will Book 4, pp. 309 - 310 Wm. G. Squires Will, I William G. Squires of Braxton County and State of West Virginia being of sound and disposing mind and memory Do make publish and declare this to be my last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by me at any time heretofore made. First my will is that all my just debts and funeral expenses shall by my executor hereinafter named be paid out of my estate as soon after my decease as shall by them be found convenient. Second, I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Maria J. all my personal property for her to dispose of during her natural life also I give to beloved wife Maria J. all my land enclosed on the farm I now live upon to have and to hold during her natural life. Third I give devise and bequeath to my beloved son John M. Squires and his heirs at the death of his mother, Maria J. Squires, all of the above named land, embraced in the farm I now live upon, and also included in or with the home farm, as above spoken of, which is estimated by deed to me by Asa Squires, bearing date 22d day of October 1867 to contain one hundred and fifty acres more or less, also the tract or piece of land deeded to me by Thomas H. Squires, bearing date the 26th day of September 1887, and containing eight acres (8) and furthermore to my son John M. and his heirs, I give devise and bequeath the following tracts or parcels of land to wit: One tract to me by deed from David H. Bright, bearing date the 8th day Feb. 1861, Fifteen acres more or less, also one other tract of land, to me by deed from Nathaniel Burrough and Wife, bearing date the 3d day of March 1862, and containing 12 acres and 125 poles. Also one other tract of land to me by deed from John L. Rhea, Admin. Of William Hutchison dec'd, bearing date the 8 day of October 1867, containing seventy five acres. All of the above named tracts or parcels of land together with one other tract on the waters of Bickles Fork a tributary of Salt Lick Creek and containing fifty acres, more or less, it being the residue of one hundred and forty acres deeded to me by Asa Squires to go to and for the use of my son John M. Squires, and his heirs, at the death of my beloved wife Maria J. Squires conditioned as follows time. Three years after the death of my wife, or sooner if convenient, my son John M. Squires shall pay or caused to be paid, as part of my estate which is embraced in the above named tracts or parcels of land and as a residue in full for what I intend for my other children and their heirs. First to my beloved Daughter Margaret C. $210.00. Second, to my beloved Daughter Mary L. $210.00. Third to my beloved Daughter Susan M. $210.00. Fourth, to the three (3) heirs of my daughter deceased Amanda L. to each $53.33 1/3 total $160.00. Fifth to the two heirs of my Daughter Sarah E., dec'd, to wit Henry H. Blagg $53.33 1/3 Also Mary M. Blagg $166.66 2/3 Total $1010.00 [sic]. Also to the heir of my Daughter Amelia E., dec'd, pay $5.00 five dollars as a balance of his said A. McCoy Mothers share. One thousand and fifteen dollars is the $1015.00 sum total to be paid by John M. Squires as indicated by the above figures, and as willed by me in this my last will and testament. Should any one of my heirs attempt by suit at law to brake [sic] this my last will, that they are hereby declared as being disinherited by me from any portion of my Estate Whatever, and having now made that disposition of my property, both personal and real as to me seemeth right and proper, I do appoint my beloved wife Maria J. and John M. Squires to be the Executors of this my last will and testament. In Witness whereof I the said William G. Squires have to this my last will and testament subscribed my name and affixed my seal this 13th day of March 1901. W. G. Squires (seal) Signed sealed published and declared by the said William G. Squires as and for his last will and testament, in the presents [sic] of us, who at his request, and in his presents [sic] in the presents [sic] of each other, have subscribed our names, as witnesses thereto. D. S. Squires Asa Squires State of West Virginia, Braxton County Court Clerks office Apr 22d 1901. The foregoing will was this day presented in said office and proved by the oaths of D. S. Squires, and Asa Squires, the subscribing witnesses thereto, and admitted to probate. Teste: C. K. Newlon, Clerk | Squires, William Granville (I6474)
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| 54 | 1850 Carroll Co., VA Census 11th Dist., 31 July 1850, p. 329 173/173 William Dalton, Sr. 61 M Farmer VA (cannot read or write) Frances 58 F VA (cannot read or write) | Dalton, William Jr. (I26026)
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| 55 | 1850 Federal Census Record Roanoke Co., VA 6 Aug 1850, p. 289 414/414 John Thrasher 48 M farmer Va. Miriam " 45 F " Delila " 18 F " Frederick " 17 M " Powel " 14 M " Robert " 10 M " Elsy J. " 8 F " Nancy Griffith 94 F Va. | ?, Nancy "Oney" (I1905)
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| 56 | 1850 Greenbrier Co., VA Census 1104/1104 George W. Crane 35 M Farmer $700 (real estate) VA Jane 27 F Abigail J. 11 F Rebecca A. 10 F Andrew 6 M Allen T. 2 M Elizabeth McClung 24 F S. J. Scuder 14 F | Crane, George Washington Sr. (I16695)
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| 57 | 1850 Greenbrier Co., VA Census 734/734 William McClung 45 M Farmer $800 (real estate) VA (cannot read/write) Permela McClung 30 F VA (cannot read/write) Cyrus A. McClung 13 M (attended school) VA Maddison McClung 12 M (attended school) VA Henry H. McClung 11 M (attended school) VA Mary F. McClung 6 F VA Adaline McClung 4 F VA Saml. McClung 1 M VA Sarah Jones 73 F VA (cannot read/write) | McClung, William Hinton (I21149)
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| 58 | 1850 Lewis Co., VA Census 1067/1082 Rebecca Holbert 49 $300 Marshall Plant 18 Farmer Elizabeth Holbert 10 Nancy Holbert 6 1860 Upshur Co., VA Census 497/501 Rebecca Holbert 59 F Farmer $250/$150 VA 1880 Lewis Co., WV Census S. M. Plant Head M W 44 (M) Farmer WV WV WV Sarah A. Wife F W 26 (M) Keeping House WV IRE ENG Marshall N. Son M W 7 (S) Son WV WV WV Rebecca Holbert Moth F W 80 (W) At Home WV WV WV | Washburn, Rebecca (I1110)
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| 59 | 1850 Raleigh Co., VA Census Tyree, Richard 30 M Priscilla 31 F John L. 3 M Milisin 2 F Richard 1 M Green, John 2 M Davis, Susan 69 F Ann 16 F | Meadows, Susannah (I25399)
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| 60 | 1860 Greenbrier Co., VA Census 496 James A. Crane 32 Martha A. 29 Charles E. 7 Mary V. 5 Truslon 3 1880 Greenbrier Co., WV Census Meadow Bluff District Crane, Jas. A. 52 MD NJ MD Martha A. 47 wife VA VA VA Charles E. 27 son VA VA VA Wm. M. 19 son VA VA VA Rose May 16 dau WV VA VA Licena 14 dau WV VA VA Lorena 9 dau WV VA VA Jas. A. 6 son WV VA VA McClung, Mary 87 mil VA VA VA Military Records of Individual Civil War Soldiers Name: James Amos Crane Enlistment Date: 11 May 1861 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Confederacy State Served: Virginia Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 11 May 1861 The Greenbrier Independent, Volume XXIV, No. 45, Thursday Evening, April 10, 1890 Death of Mr. James Amos Crane Mr. James A. Crane died at his home near Big Clear Creek, of "la grippe," on Tuesday, April 1st, aged about 61 years. He came to Greenbrier when quite young from Baltimore, Md. He volunteered in the Greenbrier Sharpshooters of Meadow Bluff district as a private in Capt. Brown's company F., 27th Virginia Regiment, Stonewall Brigade. He was a brother of Capt. Joseph S. Crane, of this place. May he rest in peace. | Crane, James Amos Sr. (I19877)
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| 61 | 1860 Greenbrier Co., VA Census 686/627 Thos. Walkup 35 M Elizabeth 30 F Wallace 7 M Nancy A. 1 F 1880 Greenbrier Co., WV Federal Census Meadow Bluff District Walkup, Thomas 55 VA VA MD Abigail J. 36 wife VA MD VA Andrew J. 13 son WV VA VA George W. 10 son WV VA VA William M. 8 son WV VA VA Josephus 2 son WV VA VA Teice 6 dau WV VA VA | Walkup, Thomas Vernon (I16817)
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| 62 | 1860 Greenbrier Co., VA Census 687 Lyman A. Walkup 37 M Eliza 31 F Isabella 8 F Samuel 6 M Nancy J. 4 F 1880 Greenbrier Co., WV Census Meadow Bluff District Walkup, Lyman 57 VA VA MD Eliza 48 wife VA VA VA Thos. H. 19 son VA VA VA Eli P. 17 son VA VA VA John M. 15 son WV VA VA Eliza E. 13 dau WV VA VA Alice 11 dau WV VA VA Charles E. 9 son WV VA VA Mary E. 4 dau WV VA VA Nancy J. 24 dau VA VA VA | Walkup, Lyman Alexander (I21061)
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| 63 | 1860 Greenbrier Co., VA Census lists Saml. B. Roberts as age 50. He was living between the households of William and Isaac Thompson. | Roberts, Samuel B. (I5671)
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| 64 | 1860 Harrison Co., VA Census Clarksburg, p. 215 1511/1510 Sarah Washburn 46 F $7480/1520 Maryland Cyrus " 22 M Farm Laborer Va. George " 20 M Farm Laborer " Murrella " 19 F " Lloyd " 16 M " Ezra " 14 M " Minervy J. " 9 F " Lydia " 8 F " Albert " 5 M " Milley " 78 F " | Roy, Pamelia (Amelia) "Milly" (I4960)
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| 65 | 1860 Jackson Co., VA Census Jackson C. H. - 15 June 1860 269/251 Wm. Morrison 81 M Farmer $2000/350 Va. Eliza Morrison 56 F Va. Granville Morrison 21 M Va. M. A. Hickle 9 F Va. | Morrison, William (I6746)
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| 66 | 1860 Lee Co., VA Census Jonesville P.O. 725/746 Baxter Simpkins 32 M Farmer $119 (personal) Montgumry Co., VA Lusinda 32 F Housekeeper Botatot Co., VA Luticia A. 8 F Montgumry Co., VA Jas. A. Haley 27 M Farmer $4 (personal) Pulaskey Co., VA Eliza J. 26 F Housekeeper Montgumry Co., VA Emily F. 4 F Floyd Co., VA Alonzo A. 3 M Floyd Co., VA Mariam E. 8/12 F Lee Co., VA James A. Haley enlisted as a private in Co. B of Capt. Benjamin F. Poteet's Co. 64 Regt. Virginia Volunteers at Lee Co. on 10 April 1862 for a period of three years (enrolled by Major Thompson). This unit was also referred to as Slemp's Regt. Virginia Infantry (James was recorded as a private under this division at Saltville on 30 June 1862, serving for a period of three years and enrolled by Lt. Col. H. C. Slemp). On 9 September 1863, James A. Haley was captured at Cumberland Gap, TN. He was taken to the Military Prison at Louisville, KY. On 24 September 1863, he was transferred to Camp Douglas, Chicago, IL, arriving two days later. James died at Camp Douglas on 18 October 1864 of acute diarrhea (date of death is also reported as 27 October 1864 in service records). He was buried in grave 110, block two of the Chicago City Cemetery. In 1867, the Chicago City Cemetery was closed, and 4200 known (along with about 1800 unknown) casualties of Camp Douglas were relocated to the Oak Woods Cemetery in Chicago. In a mass grave known as "The Confederate Mound," soldiers were buried in cocentric circular trenches. In the center of this pattern, a 46-foot tall monument was dedicated on Memorial Day, 30 May 1895. James A. Haley and family lived with the family of Baxter and Lucinda (Showalter) Simpkins in the 1860 Lee Co. Census. Letter from James A. Haley to his brother, Joseph T. Haley June the 7th 1863 Camp Holston Scot County Virginia Dear Brother & Sister I Seat myself this morning to drop you a few lines to inform you as that I am well at this time hoping these few lines may find you enjoying the Same blessing well, To, I would be very glad if peace was made So that I could be at home with you all we have all stuck together along time but alas this War has parted us from each other it has cald me away from my Dear family and all my Dear relations but one he is with me yet it has Seperated me from all that I hold Dear. & if it was not for the hope that to obtain of geting home again I would just as Soon be Dead as alive for my life is a perfect drag to from the fact that I have to be away from home and friends and be cursed by these big headed up Starts of the Country and lay on the ground in the rain & mud when I have got a good bed at home and eat bread & meet all the time when if I was at home I could get better if this things wouldent give a man the blues what would and there is another thing I dont get any thing for all this I am geting. So tired of it that I go out to myself some times and take a harty cry but it all does no good, if I had it I would give the wealth of Lee County if I was at home and could stay there, Some days I get So bewildered that Start off Some where and I dont' know where and the first thing I know I walk up to a guard and he sends me back Oh that I was as free as I once was it is useless for me to try as to describe my dis satisfaction of for tounge cannot tell any thing about my feelings in regard to it well, To I wish you would come up and see us it would only take you one day to come and one to go back I will bring my few disinteresting lines to a close by saying unto you that I want you all to write to me often you have a better chance to write than I do So nothing more at this time I am Still you affectionate Brother intill Death give my love to all let all of the folks see this letter James A. Haley To Joseph T. Haley Write Soon Military Records of Individual Civil War Soldiers Name: James A Haley Enlistment Date: 10 April 1862 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Confederacy State Served: Virginia Unit Numbers: 770 770 825 825 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 10 April 1862 Enlisted in Company B, 21st Infantry Battn Regiment Virginia on 10 April 1862. Transferred Company B, 21st Infantry Battn Regiment Virginia on 01 December 1862 Transfered in Company B, 64th Infantry Regiment Virginia on 01 December 1862. POW on 09 September 1863 at Cumberland Gap, TN Confined on 24 September 1863 at Camp Douglas, IL Died of disease while a POW Company B, 64th Infantry Regiment Virginia on 18 October 1864 in Camp Douglas, IL | Haley, James Allen (I18720)
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| 67 | 1860 Mercer Co., VA Census Princeton P.O. 956/899 Petery Rollyson 36 M Farmer $100 $100 Virginia Military Records of Individual Civil War Soldiers Name: Peter Rolison Enlistment Date: 05 August 1861 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Confederacy State Served: Virginia Unit Numbers: 794 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 05 August 1861 at the age of 35 Enlisted in Company I, 36th Infantry Regiment Virginia on 05 August 1861. | Rollyson, Peter (I16584)
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| 68 | 1860 Raleigh Co., VA Census Coal River Marshes P.O., pg. 981 17 July 1860 300/274 Eli Fipps 35 M Day Laborer VA (cannot read/write) $17 personal estate Mary A. Fipps 30 F Matron " Jesse Fipps 9 M " Daniel T. Fipps 6 M " Crocket Fipps 2 M " Fielding Fipps 2/12 M " Military Records of Individual Civil War Soldiers Name: Eli Fipps Enlistment Date: 03 June 1861 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Confederacy State Served: Virginia Unit Numbers: 794 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 03 June 1861 Enlisted in Company C, 36th Infantry Regiment Virginia on 03 June 1861. Absent, sick on 01 August 1861 (With measles, no further record) | Fipps, Eli (I17994)
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| 69 | 1860 Raleigh Co., VA Census Marsh Fork District, pg. 986 27 July 1860 322/292 Steel Laferty 55 M Farm Laborer VA (cannot read/write) Eleanor Laferty 48 F Matron " (cannot read/write) Howard Peyton Laferty 10 F " Henry Riffe Laferty 7 M " 1880 Giles Co., VA Census Walkers Creek District, pg. 74A 6 June 1880 162/162 Fipps, James 36 M Head Farmer VA VA VA Mary J. 28 F Wife Housekeeper VA VA VA (insane, cannot write) Wm. K. H. 12 M Son Works on Farm VA VA VA (cannot write) E. V. 11 F Dau At Home VA VA VA Samuel A. 9 M Son VA VA VA Lura E. 6 F Dau VA VA VA Lafferty, E. L. 67 F Mother Keeping House VA VA VA (widow, cannot write) | Ellison, Eleanor L. (I21805)
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| 70 | 1870 Braxton Co., WV Census Clay Township, Bulltown P.O. 27 July 1870, page 394 114/114 Hardman, John G. 61 M W Farming 325(p) Virginia " Malinda 55 F W Keeping House " " Samuel M. 18 M W At Home " " Margaret M. 16 F W " " " " Hannah M. 13 F W " " " " Catherine V. 10 F W " " " " Sarah E. 8 F W " " " 1880 Braxton Co., WV Census Hardman, John G. 62 Malinda 57 wife Hannah M. 22 dau Virginia C. 19 dau Sarah Ellen 17 dau | Hardman, John G. (I19029)
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| 71 | 1870 Braxton Co., WV Census Clay Township, p. 393 26 July 1870 93/93 Forinash, Isaac 53 M W Farmining 600/150 Virginia " , Milly A. 21 F W Keeping House " " , Sarah E. 24 F W At Home " " , Mary C. 18 F W " " , Cintha J. 14 F W " " , John L. 10 M W " " , George V. 8 M W " " , Jacob L. 12 M W " " , Clinton 2 M W West Va. 1880 Braxton Co., WV Census Kanawha District, p. 441D 21 and 22 June 1880 241/241 Forinash, Isaac 63 W M Head Farmer VA VA VA ----------, Millie A. 54 W F Wife Keeping House VA VA VA ----------, Jacob L. 22 W M Son Works on Farm VA VA VA ----------, George V 17 W M Son Works on Farm VA VA VA The West Virginia Heritage Encyclopedia, Volume Three, Supplemental Series Edited and Published by Jim Comstock, Richwood, West Virginia, 1974 Chapter III, Hardesty's Braxton County, p. 80 ISAAC FORINASH - was born April 14, 1817, in Buckhannon, Upshur county, then part of Virginia. He was a son of Jacob and Katy (Kritz) Forinash, and his father died in Lewis county, his mother in Upshur county. In 1838, near West Milford, Harrison county, Isaac Forinash was joined in wedlock with Millie Ann Plant, who was born in Harrison county in 1821. William and Rebecca (Washburn) Plant were her parents. Her father died in Harrison county, and her mother is passing the last years of her life in Lewis county. The children of Mr. and Mrs. Forinash were nine, namely: Sarah E. (Pliman), born April 21, 1843; Melissa E., January 9, 1846, deceased; William D., November 25, 1848; David W., October 30, 1849; Mary C. (Cunningham), September 5, 1851; Viola, January 12, 1854; Cynthia J. (Westfall), May 9, 1856; Jacob L., June 24, 1858; John L., July 23, 1860; George V., September 24, 1862. Jacob L. lives in Lewis county and the others in Braxton county. Mr. Forinash's grandparents were pioneer settlers of this part of the Virginias, his grandfather first settling in Harrison county when the Indians and the wild beasts of the forest made frontier life full of danger. His grandmother was an inmate of the fort at Clarksburg, built for the protection of the frontier settlers. Isaac Forinash came to Braxton county from Lewis county in 1865, settling on 118 acres of woodland. With the assistance of his sons, he now has 70 acres under cultivation. He contributed a lot for the building of a school-house, and one now stands on his farm. His postoffice address is Ireland, Lewis county, West Virginia. | Forinash, Isaac (I18831)
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| 72 | 1870 Braxton Co., WV Census Clay Township, p. 393 26 July 1870 95/95 Forinash, William D. 21 M W Farming 450 150 Virginia " , Cyntha J. 21 F W Keeping House " " , Nathan T. 1 M W West Va. 1880 Braxton Co., WV Census Kanawha District, p. 441D 21 and 22 June 1880 238/238 Forinash, William D. 32 W M Head Farmer VA VA VA ----------, Cyntha J. 32 W F Wife Keeping House VA VA VA ----------, Nathan T. 11 W M Son Works on Farm WV VA VA ----------, Cora F. 6 W F Dau WV VA VA ----------, Matilda F. 3 W F Dau WV VA VA Braxton County, West Virginia Will Book ?, p. 216-217 This My last will and testament made this the the 23rd Day of October A.D. 1890 in the County of Braxton and State of Virginia, witnesseth: I, W. D. Forinash being feeble in body but of sound mind do hereby, will and bequeath my property as follows: First: I give to my son Theodore Forinash, one lot or parcel of of land containing one acre, in the town of Shaversville, also my one fourth interest in Mill Lot and Flouring Mill in Shaversville, County and State aforesaid, which is to be his entire portion of my estate both real and personal. Second: I give to my wife Cyntha Jane Forinash her mentainance from my farm her natural lifetime, also one grey mare, also two cows her choice. Third: I give my entire farm, on Bens Run a branch of Elk river County and State aforesaid to my two daughters Cora Francis Forinash, and Matilda Florence Forinash to be divided equally between them. Fourth: I give to the M. P. Church house now building in Newville, County and State aforesaid twenty-five dollars. Fifth: I give to my wife Cynthia Jane Forinash all my household effects and five head of hogs and four pigs and my watch - to be her own. Sixth: I direct that my half interest in the sawed lumber and my half interest in all unsawed timber owned by me and John M. Marple on Laurel Patch run and my interest in a steam saw mill, now on Laurel Patch run, and my four horse team, gears and wagon and all other personal effects not herein disposed of sold to the best advantage purchaser giving bond with approved security for same. Seventh: After paying all my debts and this will complied with, if there should be any money left, I give it to my wife Cynthia Jane Forinash for her benefit in keeping up the farm. Eighth: I hereby appoint my wife Cynthia Jane Forinash executor of this my last will and testament. Witness my signature and seal this the 23rd day of October 1890. his W. D. X Forinash (seal) Mark Teste: W. C. Jenkins Philip Rogers C. B. Beamer State of West Virginia Braxton County court clerks office November 10 - 1890 The last will and testament of W. D. Forinash deceased was this day presented in said office and proven by the oaths of W. C. Jenkins and Philip Rogers lieu of the subscribing witnesses herein and is admitted to record. Teste C. K. Newlon Clerk | Forinash, William Dexter (I3954)
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| 73 | 1870 Braxton Co., WV Census lists name as Jennie S. Morrison. | Morrison, Jessie Lee (I26695)
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| 74 | 1870 Federal Census, Ripley, Jackson Co., WV shows Saphronia Perkins living in the household of Martha Turner. | Perkins, Sophronia (I9808)
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| 75 | 1870 Greenbrier Co., WV Census White Sulphur Dist., 14 Jul 1870 33/26 King, Abselam 48 M W Machanist $2000 (personal) Virginia Sally A. 21 F W Keeping Hous Virginia (cannot read or write) David S. 6 M W Virginia 1880 Summers Co., WV Census Greenbrier Dist., 31 Aug 1880 108/108 King, Absolem W M 60 (M) Head Engineer Va. Va. Va. -----, Sarah W F 28 (M) Wife Keeping House " " Va. (cannot write) -----, David Sylvester W M 15 (S) Son Farmer W.Va. " " -----, Rebecca Ann W F 9 (S) Dau " " " -----, Early Absolem W M 7 (S) Son " " " | King, Absalom (I16462)
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| 76 | 1870 Mason Co., WV Census Cologne P.O. (pg. 156) 50/50 Williams, Fielding 50 M Farmer $350 $170 Virginia Elizabeth 49 F Keeping Home " John 18 M Works on Farm " Alexander 16 M " " " " Rebecca 25 F " Lizzie 23 F " Jennie 14 F " Fielden 12 M " 1880 Mason Co., WV Census Union District (pg. 363) 313/313 Williams, Fielden 62 M Head WV WV WV (widower) Charles 21 M Son Farm Laborer WV WV WV Jennie 18 F Dau Keeping House WV WV WV Serepta 14 F Dau WV WV WV Fielden 11 M Son WV WV WV | Williams, Fielding Sr. (I14827)
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| 77 | 1870 Raleigh Co., WV Census Marsh Fork District 29 July 1870, page 362 168/67 Fips, Mary A. 40 F W Keeping House Va. ($300 real estate) -----, Jesse 20 M W Va. -----, Crocket 14 M W Va. -----, Henderson 9 M W W.Va. -----, Mary M. 8 F W W.Va. Jones, Mahaly 28 F W Va. -------, Butcher 2 M W W.Va. -------, Catherine 2 F W W.Va. 1880 Raleigh Co., WV Census Marsh Fork District 18 June 1880, page 142B 123/127 Fipps, Mary A. 52 F Head (widow) Keeping House VA VA VA Mary M. 15 F Dau WV VA VA Doctor C. 21 M Son Farming VA VA VA Mary L. 20 F Wife VA VA VA Charley 12 M Cousin Works on Farm VA VA VA | Daniel, Mary Ann (I18005)
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| 78 | 1870 Roanoke Co., VA Census Big Lick Township, Salem P.O. 9 Aug 1870, page 280 41/47 Britt, Elizabeth 75 F W At Home Virginia (cannot read/write) Smith, Susan 32 F W Keeping House Virginia Smith, William 10 M W At Home Virginia Smith, James 4 M W At Home Virginia | Wood, Elizabeth "Eliza" (I2000)
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| 79 | 1880 Greenbrier Co., WV Federal Census Meadow Bluff District Crane, Benj. F. 52 MD NJ MD Hannah 49 wife VA VA VA Snowden 20 son VA VA VA The Greenbrier Independent, Volume XXVI, No. 3, Thursday Evening, June 18, 1891 DIED On Wednesday, June 10th, 1891, at his home on Laurel Creek mountain in Meadow Bluff dlstrict, this county, MR. BENJAMIN F. CRANE, in the 67th year of his age. | Crane, Benjamin Franklin (I19866)
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| 80 | 1880 Greenbrier Co., WV Federal Census Meadow Bluff District Crane, Edward E. 69 NJ NJ MD Martha A. 65 wife MD MD MD Joseph S. 60 bro MD NJ MD Joseph S. 40 son VA NJ MD Hines, Anna E. 28 dau VA NJ MD Hines, William I. 14 g-son WV VA VA The Greenbrier Independent, Volume XXI, Number 48, Thursday Evening, May 5, 1887 On the 23rd ult., at his home in Meadow Bluff district, this county, Mr. Edward E. Crane, in the 78th year of his age. The Greenbrier Independent, Volume XXI, Number 50, Thursday Evening, May 19, 1887 Mr. Edward E. Crane, who was taken sick last November, took in addition the dangerous cough and cold so prevalent here in February, and died on the 23rd ult., in the 77th year of his age. He leaves a wife, two sons, six daughters and twenty-four grandchildren. | Crane, Edward Ebbetts (I19829)
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| 81 | 1880 Greenbrier Co.,WV Federal Census Meadow Bluff District Living with James Deitz. The Greenbrier Independent, Volume XXVII, Number 11, Thursday Evening, August 11, 1892 On Tuesday, July 19th, 1892, at his home, in Meadow Bluff district, this county, Mr. G. W. Crane, aged 34 years. | Crane, George Washington Jr. (I16795)
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| 82 | 1880 Mercer Co., WV Census Plymouth Township 014 Isaac Gore 75 M Farmer WV VA VA Mary 29 F Wife VA VA VA Mildred 19 F Dau WV VA VA 1900 Fayette Co., WV Census Quinnimont District, page 272A 22 June 1900 203/206 Saunders, J. W. Head W M Sep 1850 49 M 5 TN IRE GER Coal Miner " , Mary Wife W F Oct 1850 49 M 5 1/1 VA VA VA (cannot read/write) 1910 Raleigh Co., WV Census Trap Hill District, page 253B 20 April 1910 134/136 Saunders, J. W. 60 M Head TN TN TN Timber Cutter (md. 14 years) Mary 59 F Wife VA VA VA (1 child born, 1 living, md. 14 years) Haley, Carrie 16 F G-Dau WV WV WV Minnie 11 F G-Dau WV WV WV | Worrell, Mary "Polly" (I18809)
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| 83 | 1900 Braxton Co., WV Census Holly Dist., 6 June 1900, p. 41 36/37 Forinash, Cynthia J. Head W F Mar 1848 51 Wd (4 ch., 3 living) WV WV WV Farmer Owns Farm Free Farm #20 1920 Braxton Co., WV Census Holly District, 16 January 1920, p. 732A 186/187 Forinash, Synthy J. Head O F F W 73 D WV WV WV Quilter 1930 Braxton Co., WV Census Holly District, 17 April 1930, p. 10B 192/192 Gillespie, George P. Head M W 67 M 23 WV WV WV ----------, C. Francis Wife F W 57 M 19 WV WV WV ----------, Anna L. Dau F W 16 S WV WV WV ----------, Katherine Dau F W 11 S WV WV WV Forinash, Sintha J. MIL F W 82 Wd WV WV WV Ross, James Lodger M W 22 S WV WV WV | Hardman, Cyntha Jane (I4065)
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| 84 | 1900 Greenbrier Co., WV Census lists name as Whyatt J. Shawver. | Shawver, Wyatt A. (I26931)
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| 85 | 1900 Greenbrier Co., WV census shows name as C. M. Hunter. | Hunter, Sadie Ann (I10078)
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| 86 | 1900 Raleigh Co., WV Census Richmond Dist., 12-13 June 1900, p. 229B 103/106 Davis, John R. Head M W Sep 1853 46 (M, 13) WV WV WV ------, Rebecca Wife F W Apr 1872 28 (M, 13) VA VA VA (6 ch., 4 living) ------, Frank T. Son M W Jun 1888 11 (S) WV WV VA ------, Sonie E. Dau F W Dec 1894 5 (S) WV WV VA ------, James C. Son M W Mar 1896 4 (S) WV WV VA ------, John Son M W Aug 1899 9/12 (S) WV WV VA King, Sarah MIL F W 50 (Wd.) VA VA VA Rollison, S. J. Cousin F W Apr 1870 30 (S) WV WV WV 1920 Hamilton Co., OH Census Spring Grove Avenue, Cincinnati, Ward 22 8-9 January 1920, S.D. 248, E.D. 382, p. 6B 198/80/139 Moore, Frank Head R M W 39 M 1900 Nov 1905 IT IT IT -------, Willie Wife F W 43 M WV VA WV Davis, Frank St-Son M W 27 M WV WV WV ------, James St-Son M W 22 M WV WV WV ------, Sadie St-Dau F W 18 S WV WV WV ------, Jessie St-Dau F W 17 S WV WV WV Harrah, Sarah MIL F W 65 Wd WV WV WV Hamilton Co., OH GenWeb Wesleyan Cemetery Name: Hara, Sarah Sex: F Internment: 23 May 1929 Age: 72Y Plot Owner: Lippert Undertaker: Busse & Borgmann Charges: $10.00 Purchase Amount: $0.00 Next of Kin: Single Grave on Lippert Lot by Permission of Family Source: Ohio Vital Statistics Book No.: 60 Sexton Book: TRUE Available: FALSE Section: T Lot: 2 Lot Odd: W Grave No.: 5 Box: TRUE | Britt, Sarah A. "Sally" (I16473)
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| 87 | 1900 Summers Co., WV Census Greenbrier Dist., Hinton City, Ward 4 RR Street, 9 June 1900, pp. 60B - 61A 132/132 Blakwell, William Head/R W M Sep 1853 46 M (4yr) VA VA VA (Blacksmith) ------------, Susan Wife W F Oct 1855 44 M (4yr) VA VA VA (3 ch, 3 living) ------------, Brown Son W M Jun 1876 23 S VA VA VA (Has shoes) ------------, Basil Dau W F Aug 1888 11 S VA VA VA ------------, Clarence Son W M Feb 1892 7 S WV VA VA Worrell, Mary F. Step-Dau W F Apr 1883 17 S WV WV WV ------------, Nancy P. Step-Dau W F Dec 1885 14 S WV WV WV (At School) ------------, Millie MIL W F Jun 1830 69 Wd WV WV WV (Cannot Write, 11ch, 9 living) | Dalton, Mildred "Millie" (I26000)
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| 88 | 1900 Webster Co., WV Census lists birth as April 1840. | Scott, Joseph N. (I25839)
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| 89 | 1900 Webster Co., WV Census lists birth as August 1851. | Querry, Sarah Elizabeth (I25618)
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| 90 | 1910 Greenbrier Co., WV Census, Williamsburg District, Page 280A | Hunter, Matthew Arthur (I14607)
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| 91 | 1920 Giles Co., VA Census Newport District 23 Jan 1920 191/194 Phipps, Louis 34 M Head WV WV WV Forester Saw Mill Virginia 28 F Wife WV WV WV Effie 10 F Dau WV WV WV Blanche 8 F Dau WV WV WV Hansford 6 M Son WV WV WV Margory 3 F Dau WV WV WV Frances 11/12 F Dau WV WV WV 1930 Greenbrier Co., WV Census Meadow Bluff District, Marfrance Town (G & E Addition) ED #13-17, SD #8, Sheet 8A - 8B (p. 21) 9 April 1930 4/136/144 Phipps, Lewis Head ($12.50/mo. Rent) M W 42 M 21 WV WV WV Laborer Woods Virginia H. Wife F W 36 M 16 WV WV WV Blanch Dau F W 18 M 17 WV WV WV Hansford Son M W 15 S WV WV WV Laborer Woods Margie Dau F W 13 S WV WV WV Francis Dau F W 11 S WV WV WV Stella Dau F W 8 S WV WV WV Louise Dau F W 5 S WV WV WV Edward Son M W 4 S WV WV WV Frank Son M W 2-1/12 S WV WV WV Day, Ernest Son-in-Law M W 25 M 24 NC NC NC Laborer Tincher The Raleigh Register, 3 June 1953 Police Court Fines Two motorists were lodged in the Raleigh County Jail Tuesday on charges of driving while intoxicated after both had been involved in minor accidents. Clint Howery, of Daniel, was arrested after a wreck at Daniels. Lewis Phipps, 66, of Meadow Bluff, Greenbrier County, was jailed after he ran his car through a guard rail at Crab Orchard. The car was damaged extensively, but Phipps was not injured. The Beckley Post-Herald, 6 June 1953 Lewis Phipps, Meadow Bluff, was fined $50 and costs yesterday by Thurman after pleading guilty to a charge -of driving while intoxicated. Phipps also had his license revoke for six months because of the charge. The Beckely Post-Herald, 14 October 1966 Lewis E. Phipps Rites Saturday MEADOW BLUFF (RNS) - Lewis Edwards Phipps, 78, of Meadow Bluff died at 10 a.m. Thursday following a long illness. A retired timberman, Edwards was born in Raleigh County, Jan. 16, 1888, son of the late Crockett and Mary Luvene Phipps. Survivors include his wife, Virginia Ellen; seven daughters, Mrs. Chase of Hillsboro, Ore., Mrs. Louise Lloyd of Banks, Ore., Mrs. Blanch Thompson of Clintonville, Mrs. Stella Hunter of Meadow Bluff, Mrs. Marjorie McCarty of Hines, Mrs. Francis Hizer of Crawley, and Mrs. Gertrude Thompson of Sam Black; four sons, Hansford of Hillsboro, Edward of Banks, Ulysses of Hillsboro and Noah of Beaverton, Ore.; three sisters, Norma Phipps of Prosperity, Mrs. Wade Foster of Beckley, and Della Honaker of Beckley; 35 grandchildren, and 25 great-grandchildren. Services will be held at the Nickell Funeral Home Chapel at East Rainelle at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev. Rex Ball in charge. Burial will follow in the Old Amwell Cemetery. | Phipps, Lewis Russell (Edward) Sr. (I14652)
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| 92 | 1920 Greenbrier Co., WV Census Blue Sulphur District, Page 43A 23 Jan 1920, Dawson Road 125/123 Walkup, Ida J. 47 F Head (widow) Farmer Willie 20 M Son Laborer Mabel 16 F Dau Ula 15 F Dau Wyatt 11 M Son Carter, Delta 22 F Dau (widow) Helen 9/12 F GrDau 1930 Greenbrier Co., WV Census Blue Sulphur District, Page 134A 24 April 1930, Alderson Road 172/187 Walkup, J. Ida 56 F Head (widow) WV WV WV None E. Willie 30 M Son WV WV WV Labor L. Wyatt 22 M Son WV WV WV Labor J. Eula 24 F Dau WV WV WV None The Greenbrier Independent, Vol. 77, No. 9, Friday Morning, August 14, 1942 Death at Crawley Mrs. Ida Jane Eads died Thursday night at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Delta Shortridge of Crawley, aged 71 years. Services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Little Sewell chapel with Rev. Joe Smith of Rupert officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Also surviving are two other daughters, Mrs. Zena Hunter of Kieffer and Mrs. Mabel Lackie of Rupert; two sons, William Walker of Alderson and Wyatt Walker of Blue Sulphur Springs; three brothers, Walter McClung of White Sulphur Springs and A.R. McClung of Clendenin; two sisters. Mrs. Ada McClung of Dawson and Mrs. Lalie Heaster of Keiffer; 23 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. The Greenbrier Despatch, East Rainelle, WV, Vol. 11, No. 49, Friday, August 14, 1942 MRS. EADS DIES Mrs. Ida Jane Eads, 72-years of age, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Delta Shortridge at Crawley, on Thursday, August 6, 1942, of a complication of diseases. She was born on November 21, 1869, and was a daughter of R. H. and Rebecca Crane McClung of Rupert. Her husband, John Eads is deceased. Funeral services for Mrs. Eads were held at two o'clock on Saturday at Little Sewell Chapel by Rev. J. E. Smith of Rupert, with interment in the church cemetery, Nickell Funeral Home officiating. She is survived by three daughters and two sons, who are Mrs. Shortridge, at whose home she died; Mrs. Zenna Hunter of Kieffer; Mrs. Mable Lackie, of Rupert and Willie and Wyattt Walkup of Alderson and Blue Sulphur Springs. She is also survived by twenty three grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren; three brothers and two sisters who are Walker McClung of Beckley; W.A. of White Sulphur, A. R. of Clendennin, Mrs. Ada McClung of Dawson and Mrs. Lalia Heaster of Kieffer. The Charleston Daily Mail, page 2, Saturday Evening, August 8, 1942 Mrs. Ida Jane Eads - 71, died Thursday, home of a daughter, Mrs. Delta Shortridge of Crawley, Greenbrier county. Funeral, Saturday afternoon, Little Sewell chapel, Rev. Joe Smith of Rupert. Burial, church cemetery, Nickell mortuary, East Rainelle. Also surviving: two other daughters, Mrs. Zena Hunter of Kieffer and Mrs. Mabel Lackie of Rupert; two sons by a former marriage, William Walker of Alderson and Wyatt Walker of Blue Sulphur Springs; three brothers, Walter McClung of Beckley, W. A. McClung of White Sulphur Springs and A. R. McClung of Clendenin; two sisters, Mrs. Ada McClung of Dawson and Mrs. Lalie Heaster of Kieffer; 23 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. | McClung, Ida Jane (I15652)
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| 93 | 1920 Greenbrier Co., WV Census - Kieffer Precinct No. 5 of Meadow Bluff #7 Hunter, Sam W. 29 Head Jessie R. 25 Wife Mary Ethel 4-5/12 Daughter William M. 1-4/12 Son Crane, Loman L. 16 Brother-in-Law Hunter, Mary K. 67 Mother The Charleston Daily Mail, Thursday, 19 November 1970 RAINELLE - Samuel William Hunter, 81, of Rupert, Greenbrier County, a member of the Beaver Creek Baptist Church at Kieffer, died Wednesday in Alley's Rest Home at Rupert. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Ethel Hess of Dunbar; sons, Melvin of St. Albans, Leslie with the Air Force in Tokyo, Japan, Warren of Washington, D.C.; brothers, Jennings of Kieffer, George of McRoss; half brother, Wade Hunter of Rainelle; half sister, Mrs. Annie Sanford of Rainelle. Service will be held Friday at 11 a.m. at the Don Smathers Funeral Home here with the Rev. Charles W. Ambrose, Jr. officiating. Burial will be in End of the Trail Cemetery at Clintonville. Friends may call the funeral home. | Hunter, Samuel William "Sam" (I13190)
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| 94 | 1920 Greenbrier Co., WV Census - Kieffer Precinct No. 5 of Meadow Bluff #15 Hunter, Garner R. 35 Head May T. 26 Wife James R. 10 Son Hattie M. 8 Daughter Earl W. 6 Son Grover G. 4-2/12 Son The Charleston Daily Mail, 24 February 1938 RAINELLE, Feb. 24 - Funeral services were to be held today for Garner Hunter, 52, of Kieffer, who died yesterday in a Hinton hospital. Burial was to be at Kieffer. Mr. Hunter is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mae Crane Hunter; three daughters, Misses Hattie, Mae and Louise Hunter, at home; four sons, James, Grover and Llewellyn Hunter, at home, and Earl Hunter, of Rupert; his mother, Mrs. Kate Hunter, and three brothers, George Hunter, of Rainelle; Sam Hunter, of Rupert, and Jennings Hunter, of Kieffer. | Hunter, Garner Ray (I13079)
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| 95 | 1920 Nicholas Co, WV Census Richwood Township 28/302/324 Lewis, Matilda Head 40 Washerwoman? Frinchey Son 17 Orval Son ?? Dovie Dau 16 Birdie Dau 7 Delbert Son 4 The Nicholas Chronicle, Summersville, WV, Vol. LXII, No. 47, Thursday, 23 March 1944 MRS. LEWIS FOUND DEAD IN BED Mrs. May Lewis, 64, was found dead in the bed at her home on last Thursday. An inquest was held before Squire M. J. Maloney, acting as coroner. The verdict of the jury was that she came to her death by natural causes. She had been dead about 48 hours. Several children and grand children survive. Interment was made at Blacks Chapel with the Simmons Mortuary in charge. | Forinash, Matilda Florence "May" (I19618)
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| 96 | 1920, 1921 Williams' Cincinnati Directory Moore, Frank gluemkr h 3198 Spring Grove Av | King, Rebecca Ann Willie (I16484)
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| 97 | 1st Earl of Pembroke | Marshal, Sir William (I8042)
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| 98 | 23.Jan.1570, on the 23rd of January were united in matrimony Hans Gar of Kolnpach with virgin Eli?awedt, the relict daughter of the late Michl Schaidtl of Drisper. | Family: Hans Gahr / Elisabeth Schaidtl (F14026)
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| 99 | 7 July 1994 Earl E. Worrell, 72, of Greenville, died Tuesday, July 5 at his home following a long illness. Born February 20, 1922 at Camp Creek, WV, he was the son of the late Luke E. and Victoria Shockley Worrell. Mr. Worrell was a retired emplyee of Hershel Col? Corp., a WWII US Army Veteran, member of the American Legion Post No. 110, Union, member of the Disabled American Veterans. He was preceeded in death by a brother, Ray Worrell. Survivors include his wife, Jacqueline Meredith Worrell, daughters, Mrs. Gary (Jean) Furrow of Arlington, VA., Mrs. Mike (Patricia) McKay of Leesburg, VA., Mrs. Thomas (Victoria) Arthur of Lynchburg and Mrs. Lewis (Pamela) Boggs of Pickaway; brother, Roy of Seattle, WA; sisters, Mrs. Cecil (Callie) Harsh of Seattle, WA and Mrs. Ella Rutz of Tomsbrook, VA; five grandchildren. Funeral services will be 2 PM Friday at the Broyles Funeral Home Chapel in Peterstown with Elder Paul Williams officiating. Burial will follow in the Keaton Cemetery at Greenville where military graveside rites will be conducted by the American Legion Post No. 110, Union. Friends may call from 6-9 PM today at the Broyles Funeral Home, Peterstown. | Worrell, Earl E. (I30432)
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| 100 | A History of Monroe County, West Virginia by Oren F. Morton Copyright 1916, The McClure Company, Inc., Staunton, VA, p. 319 ZACHARIAH CALLAWAY Zachariah (d. 1816) (Ellender) had a blockhouse on Trigger Run near Peterstown. C: Andrew, Margaret, Nancy, Patty, Polly (?James Ellison, 1796c), Sarah, Joshua (Rebecca Campbell, 1808, ?Nancy Roads, 1813), James, Priscilla (Delaney Swinney, 1806), Elizabeth (Ephraim Simmons, 1802), Charles (Ellen Garten, 1812). Richard may have been in this locality in 1775. He was a resident of Fincastle, which then included the southern extremity of Monroe. Monroe County, WV Will Book 1A, pg. 365 - 366 I Zachariah Callaway of Monroe County and State of Virginia do hereby make this my Last Will and testament in manner & form following that is to say - 1st I desire that all the perishable part of my Estate be immediately sold after my decease and out of the moneys ariseing therefrom all my Just debts and funeral charges be paid - 2dly After the payment of my Debts and funeral expences I give to my wife Ellender one third part of my Estate both real and personal for and during the term of her natural life, and after her death, I give the same to my children hereinafter mentioned (her part of the my Land whereon I now live excepted) equally to be divided amongst them (my son Andrew Except) and to be enjoyed by them forever. 3dly I give to my son Andrew the tract of Land or plantation whereon I now live in sd. County of Monroe containing two hundred acres to him and his heirs forever, also my wife Ellender's third part of the same at her decease to him & his heirs forever 4thly I desire that my land on the north side of Peters Mountain in sd County & Joining the land of Jacob Peck be sold and the moneys ariseing therefrom as also all the moneys ariseing from the sales of all my other personal property - say horses - cattle - sheep - Hogs do - together with all my household and farming utencils & tools of every kind also my wife third part of my perishable property after her decease all said moneys to be equally divided among my other children to wit - Peggy, Nancy Patty Polly Sally Joshua, James Priscilla Betsy & Charles 5thly All the rest of my Estate both real and personal of what nature or kind so ever it may be not herein particularly disposed of - I desire may be sold and the money equally divided among my several Children herein before mentioned which I give to them their heirs executors administrators and assigns forever (Andrew Excepted) 6thly and lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my sons James Callaway and Andrew Callaway Executors of this my last will and Testament hereby revoking all other wills or testaments by me herebefore made - In Witness whereoff I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 7th day of March 1815. his Signed sealled published and } Zachariah X Callaway (seal) declared as & for the last will } mark & testament of the above named } Zachariah Callaway in presence } of us ------------------------------- } Jacob Peck Edwin H. Wade Wm. Vawter At a Court held for the County of Monroe the 19th day of Novr. 1816 This Last Will and Testament of Zachariah Callaway decd. Was presented in court & proven by the oaths of Jacob Peck & William Vawter two of the subscribing witnesses thereto and is Ordered to be Recorded. A Copy Teste J Hutchison CMC ---------- 1810 Monroe Co., VA Census Zachariah Callaway M: 2 (16-26) 1 (45+) F: 1 (45+) | Callaway, Zachariah (I3112)
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