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| 51 | (Research):Possibly Elizabeth Lewis, daughter of Andrew & Mary (Forinash) Lewis. Charles & Louisa Forinash are found living with Marcellus Lewis & family in the 1860 Upshur Co., VA Census. | ?, Elizabeth Louisa (I4419)
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| 52 | (Research):Potential brother, Thomas Hayslett, appears in Rockbridge Co., VA Tax Lists starting in 1787, one year prior to Andrew's first appearance. Thomas was a Revolutionay War pensioner, b. 1750, d. 28 Feb 1826. See: https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/1995/records/70828. Andrew Hayslip appears in an Augusta Co., VA record in 1762: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9P7-S9S1-V. If this is the same Andrew, it would likely make him born closer to 1740. | Hayslett, Andrew Sr. (I23939)
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| 53 | (Research):Potentially daughter of Thomas Trail: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QHJ-Y7MG-9SF9 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLD-B37L-D | Trail, Sarah "Sally" (I34288)
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| 54 | (Research):Robert A. Hunter was an illegitimate child. According to my grandfather, Bob was the son of "a Hayslett." When asked about a first name, I was given "John Hayslett... maybe." After looking at records, I found that John Franklin Hayslett would have been about 16 at the time of Robert A. Hunter's conception - not impossible, but highly improbable. I then thought Bob's father to be George Hayslett, father of the aforementioned John F. However, this too seems somewhat improbable - I have no record of George Hayslett in Greenbrier Co. Which brought me to my next theory - Robert B. Hunter's father was Robert Bradley Hayslett - the oldest son of George Hayslett. At the time of Bob's conception, he would have been about 21 years old. I have no record of Robert B. Hayslett in Greenbrier Co., much like his father. This would fit the other story I was told by my grandfather - Bob Hunter's father was murdered (as Grandpa put it, "they (who they were was never specified) took the sonuvabitch out in the woods, made him dig a big hole, shot him, shot his horse, and buried both on the spot." The similarity in the names of alleged father and son would also seem to be a link as Robert is not a name found in either the Hunter or Kelly families. I have since discovered that Robert Bradley Hayslett remained in Rockbridge Co. where he was married and had a family. Which led to my final theory - Robert B. Hunter is the son of Robert Hayslett, brother of George. Robert Hayslett would have been about 42 at the time of Bob's birth, and died single (no record of his death exists, but it was sometime after 1887 - so much for my grandfather's story). Note: All Hayslett(e)s found in Greenbrier Co. are the descendants of George Hayslett. According to my grandfather, Roy M. Hunter, his "Granddaddy Bob" was... what was his word... a "sonuvabitch." In no way could he be considered "kind." At some point, as the story goes, Kate left Bob for a period of about a week, running away to Indiana with a Mr. Burns (probably part of the Benjamin F. Burns family from Kieffer). Kate returned home, only to be greeted by her loving husband, gun in hand. Bob took a shot at her, aiming for her head, but missed his mark, only grazing her scalp (and ruining her bonnet). They were divorced shortly thereafter. Bob was later married to Kate Shawver Crane, inheriting a large number of stepchildren. It was no secret that Bob did not care for the Crane children - they were not properly cared for and at times went hungry. Bob died in 1938 from massive head trauma resulting from having a seizure and falling into a fireplace. My grandfather discovered Bob after the accident, and along with a friend, took him to a doctor in East Rainelle where he was pronounced dead after some time. Foul play for some reason was suspected and Bob's death was investigated. My grandfather was even considered a suspect, but was never arrested. | Hunter, Robert A. "Bob" (I12856)
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| 55 | (Research):Siblings (all born in Cabell Co., WV): Susan Alice Ruble (1861-1951) m. Daniel I. Riffle - died in Huntington William Milton Ruble (1867) Doliver "Doll" Ruble (1868-1948) - died in Bluefield Martha V. Ruble (1873) m. William W. Workman (Logan) Mary Ann Ruble (1873) m. James L. Swindell George Walter Ruble (1876) Cora Estaline Ruble (1878) m. George Washington Worley | Ruble, Sarah Emily "Emma" (I15330)
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| 56 | (Research):St. Petersburg Time, St. Petersburg, FL, Thursday, 31 Aug 1989, p. 11, col. 3 TURNER, CLARA E., 84, of 4832 13th Ave. N, St. Petersburg, died Monday (Aug. 28, 1989) at Humana Hospital-Northside. She was born in Victor, W.Va., and came here in 1948 from Columbus, Ohio. She was a member of the Jehovah's Witnesses Midtown Congregation. Survivors include two sons, Lloyd, Big Torch Key, and Robert, Seminole; a daughter, Colleen King, St. Petersburg; a sister, Ruby Powelson, Cape Coral; nine grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. National Cremation Society, St. Petersburg. | Workman, Clara E. (I50382)
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| 57 | (Research):The Malone Telegram, Malone, NY, 4 Sep 2024 https://www.mymalonetelegram.com/obituaries/alan-emile-bourg/article_dfbb3742-cd92-59b3-b402-c2639143409d.html A Funeral Mass for Alan Emile Bourg, age 67, of Malone, NY, will be held on Friday, September 6, 2024, at 11:00 a.m. at St. Helen's Church with Rev. Vincent Flynn officiating, followed by a celebration of life at 1:00 p.m. at Titus Mountain, lower lodge. Mr. Bourg passed away on Monday, September 2, 2024, at the University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington, VT, surrounded by his loving family. Arrangements are under the care and direction of Frary Funeral Home, Malone. He is survived by his wife, Lesley Bourg; his children, Caleb Bourg and his wife Toni and Jacob Bourg and his wife Tedi, of Malone; the mother of his children, Dinah Manley; his grandchildren, Charlie Rose and Chase; his sister, Laura Bourg, of Lafayette, LA, and his brother, Henry Bourg, and his wife Carol Ann, of San Antonio, TX, and several nieces and nephews. He is predeceased by his parents and his brother, John Bourg. Alan was born on July 6, 1957, in Baton Rouge, LA, the son of the late George James and Ruth Arda Borde Bourg. He met Lesley King in 2003 and they married on July 1, 2011, at Chateaugay Lake, with the family sharing in their beautiful day. Alan worked as an electrician for IBEW 995 out of Baton Rouge, the local his grandfather co-founded. Through the union, his work brought him to Malone, NY, in 1989 for a project at Fort Drum. He then worked as an electrical trade vocational instructor for the NYS DOCCS, retiring after 29 years in July of 2022. Alan was deeply committed to lifelong learning, a trait that was evident in his avid reading habits. When first coming to Malone, he eagerly explored nearly every book available at the Wead Library, constantly seeking to expand his knowledge and understanding. Beyond his intellectual pursuits, Alan was passionate about skiing with his two boys and all their cousins and friends at Titus Mountain. His love for music was equally profound. Alan was a talented guitarist, finding joy in strumming chords and belting out a tune as often as possible! His enthusiasm extended to his unwavering support for the Baton Rouge LSU Tigers football team, a passion that began at a very young age; Geaux Tigers! Despite all these interests and pursuits, Alan held family above all else, considering it the most important aspect of his life, cherishing every moment spent with Lesley and loved ones. In lieu of flowers, donations in his memory can be made to The American Cancer Society or Hospice of the North Country. Condolences can be made online at www.fraryfuneralhome.com. | Bourg, Alan Emile (I49849)
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| 58 | (Research):Wallace & Wallace Funeral Chapels, Rainelle, WV, 20 Aug 2024 https://www.wallaceandwallacefh.com/obituaries/Charlotte-Marie-Crane-Boothe Charlotte Marie (Crane) Boothe, 88, went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, August 18, 2024. Born on April 17, 1936, the youngest of 15 children, Charlotte, known to many as Marie, loved the Lord and was a member of Mountain Baptist Church in Carl, West Virginia. She proudly served the Federal Government as an employee of the National Institute of Health until her retirement in 1999 when she left to care for her sister. She enjoyed cookouts, spending time with her large family, and was a true lover of animals. She was the daughter of the late Tony L. Crane and Alzina L. Crane. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by six brothers and eight sisters. Survivors include her son, Donald Boothe (Griselda) of Tuxtla, Mexico; daughter, Teresa Gray (Don) of Fredericksburg, Virginia; and four grandchildren, Brian Gray (Karlee), Christina Ramos (Richard), Michelle Peterson (Robert), and Michael Gray. In addition to her grandchildren, she was blessed with seven great-grandchildren who she loved and adored, Eryn Ramos, Christian "CJ" Ramos, Gabriela Ramos, Nicholas Gray, Ash Gray, Emily Peterson, and Caitlin Peterson; a step-great-grandson, Carlos "Charlie" Turral; and of course, her sweet kitty, Buddy, who misses her terribly. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, August 22, 2024, at Covenant Funeral Service, Fredericksburg, Virginia. A second visitation will be held at 12 p.m. until 1:00 p.m., Saturday, August 24, at Wallace & Wallace Funeral Home, Rainelle, West Virginia. Service will be 1:00 with Pastor Reggie Berry officiating. Burial will follow in Wallace Memorial Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the SPCA in honor of her love for animals and would be greatly appreciated. | Crane, Charlotte Marie (I17401)
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| 59 | 10 children | Caldwell, Elizabeth "Betty" (I43147)
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| 60 | 11 Jun 1846, Isaac Duncan and Rebecca Dalton, daughter of William Dalton, surety. Married 11 Jun 1846 by Amos Shockley. | Family: Isaac Duncan / Rebecca Dalton (F18409)
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| 61 | 12 children | Blevins, Allen (I43135)
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| 62 | 1761, April 13. Inventory, £ 44.7.6, made by George Folwell and Edward Boulton. 1762, June 3. Account of James Ellison, surviving Executor. | English, William (I3821)
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| 63 | 1761, April 29. Inventory, £320.179, made by George Folwell and William Folwell. | Ellison, John Sr. (I3400)
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| 64 | 1761, Jan 27. English, William, of Mansfield Twsp., Burlington Co., yeoman; will of. Son, James, the land he lives on that I bought of Robert Stacy in said township, and land I bought of Thomas Potts, except 22 acres; also ½ the grist mill. Grandson, Thomas English, the farm I live on, and ½ the gristmill; but, if he die, then to my daughter, Ann Ellison, and the 2 children she had by Thomas Addas. Son-in-law, James Ellison, 3 acres. Son, James English, to pay to his brother-in-law, Jacob Hays, £ 26. Margaret Homes shall be set free after my decease, and I give her a bed and cow. Rest of household goods to be divided between my daughter, Anne Ellison, and Margaret Homes. Executors -- my friends, James English and James Ellison. Witnesses -- Thomas Biddle, Joseph Garwood, Samuel English. Proved April 9, 1761 . Lib. 10, p.362 . | English, William (I3821)
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| 65 | 1761, June 13. Ellison, John, of Burlington Co., Int. Adm'r - Joseph Ellison. Fellowbondsmen -- John Ellison and James Ellison; all of Mansfield Twp., said Co. Lib.10, p.176. | Ellison, John Sr. (I3400)
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| 66 | 1765, April 20. Atkinson, John, of Springfield, Burlington Co., yeoman; will of. Wife, Susannah, my plantation of 50 acres, while my widow. Son, Moses, the said plantation, when wife's term expires. Son, Samuel, £20. Son, James, £100. Daughter, Hannah Coppothite, £30. Daughters, Abigail Eldridge, Elizabeth Fenton and Patience Conrow, £30 each. Grandson, John Coppothite £2. Executors -- two oldest sons, Samuel and James. Witnesses -- John Woolman, Sarah Woolman, Hannah Ridgway. Proved Feb. 1, 1769. | Atkinson, John (I3511)
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| 67 | 1769, Jan. 24. Inventory, £164.11.2, made by Thomas Butcher and Samuel Shinn. Lib. 14, p.44. | Atkinson, John (I3511)
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| 68 | 1794, Oct. 4. Atkinson, Susannah, of Mansfield Twp., Burlington Co., widow; will of. Wearing apparel to be divided between daughters living at time of testatrix's decease, daughter, Elizabeth Ellison, excepted. Daughter, Hannah Beck (widow of Asa Beck), house and lot purchased of Daniel Haines, while she remains a widow. Remainder of estate to be divided between Lydia English, the children of John Ellison (their father's share), Susannah Ellis, the children of James Ellison (their father's share), Joseph Ellison, Elizabeth Ellison, Hannah Beck and Ezekiel Ellison; share and share alike, the children of John Ellison and James Ellison to have only 2 shares amongst my surviving children. Executors -- son, Ezekiel Ellison and Hannah Beck. Witnesses -- Philip Bowne, Thomas Bowne and James Bowne. Proved Mar. 21, 1795. Lib.35, p.205. | Boude, Susannah (I3411)
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| 69 | 1795, Mar. 19. Inventory, £342.6.1; made by Philip Bowne and Joseph Boulton. File 11576. | Boude, Susannah (I3411)
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| 70 | 1810 Nelson Co., VA Census Solomon Cary, Jr. m: 1 (0-10) 1 (16-26) f: 2 (0-10) 1 (26-45) 1820 Nelson Co., VA Census Solomon Cary, Jr. m: 1 (26-45) f: 3 (0-10) 2 (10-16) 1 (26-45) 1 (45+) 1830 Greenbrier Co., VA Census Solomon Cary m: 1 (40-50) f: 2 (0-5) 2 (15-20) 2 (20-30) 1 (40-50) 1840 Greenbrier Co., VA Census Solomon Carey m: 2 (0-5) 1 (5-10) 1 (50-60) f: 1 (10-15) 1 (30-40) 1 (50-60) 1850 Greenbrier Co., VA Census #994 Salomon Cary 68 M Farmer Maryland Sarah Cary 67 F Thomas Cary 16 M Salomon Cary 10 M Andrew Banner 18 M Farmer 1860 Nicholas Co., VA Census #70 Solomon Cary 78 M Farmer MD 600 (real estate) 200 (personal estate) Sallie Cary 77 F VA Hiram Ed 12 M VA Nicholas Co. DB 1853-1889, Page "C" Cary, Solomon d. 20 Apr 1869, age: 88, parents: Solomon & Comfort, occ: farmer, cause of death: old age, place of birth: MD, rpt.: Sarah Cary, physician or other: Anderson Scott, son in law Greenbrier County (W) Va. Deeds & Wills, 1750 - 1833 by Shuck, p. 193 Will Book 1, pp. 828-31 16 Sep 1830 Appears on sale bill of Thomas Feamster Nelson Co.,VA Deed Grantor Index 8/27/1821 Cary, Solomon & Sally to Critzer, John bk 4 pg 166 5/7/1825 Cary, Solomon & Sally to Critzer, John bk 5 pg 288 | Cary, Solomon Jr. (I24764)
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| 71 | 1820 Grayson Co., VA Census, p. 66 Amos Worrell m: 3 (0-10) 1 (10-16) 1 (16-18) 2 (16-26) 1 (45+) f: 1 (0-10) 2 (10-16) 1 (45+) 1830 Grayson Co., VA Census, p. 285 Amos Worrel m: 1 (5-10) 2 (10-15) 2 (15-20) 1 (50-60) f: 2 (0-5) 1 (5-10) 1 (20-30) 1 (30-40) 1840 Grayson Co., VA Census Eastern Dist., p. 291 Amos Worrell m: 2 (5-10) 1 (10-15) 1 (15-20) 1 (60-70) f: 2 (5-10) 2 (10-15) 2 (15-20) 1 (30-40) 1850 Carroll Co., VA Census 11th Dist., 7 Aug 1850, p. 333 221/221 Amos Worrell, Sr. 77 M Farmer $500 PA (cannot read or write) Polly Worrell 59 F VA Joseph " 17 M Farmer VA Jonathan " 15 M Farmer VA Maradith " 6 M VA 1860 Carroll Co., VA Census Hillsville P.O., 20 July 1860, p. 305 258/259 Jonathan Worrell 25 M Farmer $600/267 VA (cannot read or write) Amos " 90 M Farmer VA (cannot read or write) Polly " 67 F N. Carolina (cannot read or write) Meredith " 15 M Farm Laborer VA Esau " 5 M VA | Worrell, Amos Sr. (I26027)
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| 72 | 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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| 73 | 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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| 74 | 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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| 75 | 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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| 76 | 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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| 77 | 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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| 78 | 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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| 79 | 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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| 80 | 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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| 81 | 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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| 82 | 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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| 83 | 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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| 84 | 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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| 85 | 1870 Federal Census, Ripley, Jackson Co., WV shows Saphronia Perkins living in the household of Martha Turner. | Perkins, Sophronia (I9808)
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| 86 | 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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| 87 | 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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| 88 | 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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| 89 | 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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| 90 | 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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| 91 | 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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| 92 | 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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| 93 | 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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| 94 | 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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| 95 | 1900 Greenbrier Co., WV Census lists name as Whyatt J. Shawver. | Shawver, Wyatt A. (I26931)
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| 96 | 1900 Greenbrier Co., WV census shows name as C. M. Hunter. | Hunter, Sadie Ann (I10078)
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| 97 | 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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| 98 | 1900 Webster Co., WV Census lists birth as April 1840. | Scott, Joseph N. (I25839)
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| 99 | 1900 Webster Co., WV Census lists birth as August 1851. | Querry, Sarah Elizabeth (I25618)
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| 100 | 1910 Greenbrier Co., WV Census, Williamsburg District, Page 280A | Hunter, Matthew Arthur (I14607)
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