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| 6451 | West Virginia Daily News, Lewisburg, WV, 5 April 1979 Services for Mrs. Evelyn Martin of Rupert, will be at 2 p.m. Friday in the Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home Chapel in Rainelle with the Rev. Leroy Crane officiating. Burial will be in Wallace Memorial Cemetery in Clintonville. Mrs. Martin died Monday evening in Greenbrier Valley Hospital after a long illness. The family will receive friends from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, | Hall, Evelyn (I14301)
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| 6452 | West Virginia Daily News, Lewisburg, WV, 5 August 1982 Selma K. Patterson, 83, of Lewisburg, died Wednesday in a Fairlea hospital after a long illness. Born Aug. 4, 1899 in Asbury, she was a daughter of the late George and Mary Townes Williams. Mrs. Patterson was a member of the Sinking Creek Baptist Church. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Leroy (Ruby Faye) Crane of Lewisburg; a son, Edwin Curtis Patterson of Meadow Bluff; a sister, Ada W. Patterson of Lewisburg and three grandchildren. Services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Memorial Chapel of McCraw Funeral Home with the Rev. Steve Thomas officiating. Burial will be in the Wallace Memorial Cemetery in Clintonville. Friends may call today from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. | Williams, Selma K. (I20903)
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| 6453 | West Virginia Daily News, Lewisburg, WV, 5 January 1979 Mrs. Nellie Fleshman, 73 of Rainelle died Wednesday night at home of an apparent heart attack. Born Feb. 4, 1905 in Clifftop, she was a daughter of the late William and Rosa Moses Surbaugh. She was a retired restaurant operator. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. French (Theda) Powers of Rainelle; three sisters, Mrs. Nina Huffman of Rainelle, Mrs. Dora Loudermilk of Charmco and Mrs. Myrtle Yeargo of Parkersburg; four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Smathers Funeral Home Chapel in Rainelle with the Rev. Ernie Goddard officiating. Entombment will be in the Wallace Memorial Mausoleum in Clintonville. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. | Surbaugh, Nellie Mae (I17190)
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| 6454 | West Virginia Daily News, Lewisburg, WV, 5 June 1996 Hobert Lewis, age 74 of Alderson, died Friday, May 31 in University of Virginia Hospital, Charlottesville, VA following a short illness. Born March 23, 1922 at Esty, WV, he was a son of the late George and Lula Baldwin Lewis. Mr. Lewis was a water mechanic with the C&O Railroad for seven yaers, was retired after 20 years of service as a plumber at the Federal Correctional Institution for Women at Alderson, was a member of the Johnson Memorial United Methodist Church at Alderson where he was a member of the Methodist Men of the Choir and had served on many church committees over the years. He was a member of tri-county Memorial VFW Post 6723 Alderson. He was a World War II US Army veteran, having served during the Battle of the Bulge, was a staff sergeant in the 2nd Armored Division and was a recipient of the Purple Heart. He was proceded in death by brothers, James, Lacy and Henry Lewis, and a sister, Lula Lewis. Survivors include his wife, Samuella Shawver Lewis of Alderson; sons, Craig H. Lewis of Fort Spring and Gary R. Lewis and Mark A. Lewis, both of Alderson; daughters, Drema G. Lewis of Fairlea, Dinah L. King, of Marietta, GA and Lisa A. Stacy of White Sulphur Springs; stepmother, Ethel Lewis of Williamsburg; brothers, Sidney, Orville and Harrison Lewis, all of York, PA, Bradford Lewis of Renick and Robert Lewis of Williamsburg; sisters, Betheleen McCoy of Renick, Mary Walton of Hillsboro, Wanda Blankenship of Williamsburg, Greenbrier Co., WV; grandchildren, Jennifer and Jason King of Marietta, GA, Adam Lewis of Fort Spring and Jennifer Stacy of White Sulphur Springs; many nieces and nephews. Services will be 2PM today at Johnson United Methodist Church, Alderson, with Revs. Rick Curtis and Hobert Prunty officiating. Burial will be in the Alderson Cemetery, Alderson. Friends may call one hour prior to the service at the church. Tri-County Memorial VFW Post No. 6723 will serve as pallbearers. Lobban Funeral Home, Alderson is in charge of arrangements. | Lewis, Hobert (I18185)
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| 6455 | West Virginia Daily News, Lewisburg, WV, 6 June 1981 Clarence Huffman, 63, of Rainelle, died Thursday, May 7, in a Low Moor, Va., hospital of an apparent heart attack. Born April 8, 1918, he was a son of the late George and Grace Morris Huffman. Mr. Huffman was a retired coal miner and a member of the Rainelle Moose Lodge. His wife, Nina Huffman, died Dec. 6, 1980. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Ruth Ann Lockhart of Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Youth Ella Covas of Brook Park, Ohio, and Mrs. Brenda Sue Patrick of Caldwell; four sons, Robert of Rupert, Jerry Wayne of Lewisburg, Clarence Jr. of Columbia Station, Ohio, and Michael Lee of Richmond, Va.; a stepson, Franklin Surbaugh of Parkersburg; seven sisters, Mrs. Velma Giger of Wellsburg, Mrs. Emogene Johnson of Brunswick, Ohio, Mrs. Joyce Carpenter of Brook Park, Ohio, Mrs. Magdelene McQurry of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Lillian Bailes of Snow Hill, Mrs. Hilda McQuain of Sylvester and Mrs. Virginia Nutter of Crichton; four brothers, Harry Huffman of McRoss and Woodrow, Billy and Franklin Huffman, all of Snow Hill; 29 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday in the Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home chapel in Rainelle with the Rev. Pearly Orndorff officiating. Burial was in Wallace Memorial Cemetery in Clintonville. | Huffman, Clarence (I17621)
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| 6456 | West Virginia Daily News, Lewisburg, WV, 7 February 1983 Harold S. (Bus) Johnson, 72, of Rainelle, died Saturday, Feb. 5, in a Charlottesville hospital after a long illness. Born Oct. 15, 1910, in Oak Hill, Mr. Johnson was a retired employee of Eskew Smith Cannon of Charleston, a member and trustee of the Rainelle United Methodist Church, the Midland Trail Lodge No. 166 and the Rainelle Lions Club. Survivors include his wife, Norma Johnson; three daughters, Jean Ramey of Jacksonville, Fla., Patricia Wetzel of Bradenton, Fla., and Janet Hood of Rainelle; a son, Harold Johnson Jr. of Rainelle; a sister, Marie Harrif of Lawrenceville, N.J.; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Services will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the Rainelle United Methodist Church with the Rev. Rich Thurston officiating. Burial will be in the Wallace Memorial Cemetery in Clintonville with Masonic graveside rites. Friends may call today from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Smathers Funeral chapel in Rainelle. Donations may be made to the Memorial Fund of the Rainelle United Methodist Church. | Johnson, Harold S. "Bus" Sr. (I22580)
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| 6457 | West Virginia Daily News, Lewisburg, WV, 7 March 1980 Mrs. Louella Piercy Kelly, 72, of Clintonville, died Wednesday, March 5, in Greenbrier Valley Hospital after a long illness. Born at Clintonville, Sept. 29, 1907, she was a daughter of the late Andrew and Martha Henson Piercy. Mrs. Kelly was a member of the Sinking Creek Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Ernest; two daughters, Wilda Faye Blair of Winston-Salem, N.C., and Mrs. Frances L. Cole of Asbury; two sisters, Virginia Heaster of Lewisburg and Mrs. Ivalou Henson of Clintonville, and two brothers, J. J. Piercy of Clintonville and A. K. Piercy of Fairlea. Services will be Friday at 2 p.m. in the Sinking Creek Baptist Church with the Rev. T. W. Carte officiating. Burial will be in the End of the Trail Cemetery at Clintonville. The Jack K. Wallace Funeral Home in Lewisburg is in charge of arrangements. | Piercy, Louella (I20946)
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| 6458 | West Virginia Daily News, Lewisburg, WV, 9 June 1982 Isaac (Peg) Johnson, 78, of Rainelle, died Monday, June 7, in Greenbrier Valley Hospital, Fairlea, after a long illness. Born at Spring Dale, Aug. 31, 1903, he was a son of the late Jacob and Maudie Hunter Johnson. Mr. Johnson was a member of the Gordon's Freewill Baptist Church and a retired coal miner. Surviving is his wife, Alma Lively Johnson; two daughters, Phyllis Mills of Toledo, Ohio, and Marcelline Hoffer of Ansted; two step-daughters, Betty McClung and Juanita Bowyer, both of Rainelle; two sons, David Johnson of Rainelle and Elmer Johnson of Toledo, Ohio; a brother, Carl Johnson, address unknown; 20 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren. Services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home chapel in Rainelle with the Rev. Bobby Grimmett officiating. Burial will be in Wallace Memorial Cemetery at Clintonville. Friends may call from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. | Johnson, Isaac Alston "Peg" (I35302)
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| 6459 | West Virginia in History, Life, Literature and Industry by Morris Purdy Shawkey, The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago and New York, 1928, Vol. 5, pp. 183-184. Mr. [Alvaro Rupert] McClung was born January 21, 1886, at Rupert, Greenbrier County, West Virginia, and is a son of Cyrus Rupert and Rebecca (Crane) McClung. He is a member of a pioneer family of Greenbrier County, who established their home here at an early day, clearing and cultivating land, spending a goodly part of their time hunting, and gradually developing substantial homesteads. Cyrus R. McClung was born and reared in Greenbrier County, where he received a country school education and in young manhood was engaged in teaching in the rural districts. He was a private in a West Virginia infantry regiment during the war between the states, in which he saw service in a number of major engagements, and afterward engaged in farming and carried on coal operation on his farm on Big Sewell Mountain for the benefit of the farmers of that community. He died in 1897 and was buried at old Amwell Cemetery at Rupert. He married Rebecca Crane, who was also born and reared in Greenbrier County, where she was given a public school education. She was always active in the Baptist Church, in the faith of which she died in 1886, and was laid to rest in the Amwell Cemetery. She and her husband were the parents of nine children: P. W., Ada, Ida, A. B., W. A., Eulalia, Pearl, and an infant who died at birth and Alvaro R. Military Records of Individual Civil War Soldiers Name: Cyrus R McClung Enlistment Date: 11 May 1861 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Confederacy State Served: Virginia Unit Numbers: 781 781 Service Record: Promoted to Full Private (Reduced to ranks) Enlisted as a Sergeant 4th Class on 11 May 1861 at the age of 24 Enlisted in Company F, 27th Infantry Regiment Virginia on 11 May 1861. On rolls on 01 October 1861 Deserted Company F, 27th Infantry Regiment Virginia on 18 April 1862 Federal Census Record: Greenbrier Co., WV 1890 Veterans Schedule McClung, Cyrus R., Sergeant, Co. B, 27th Virginia Infantry Enlisted: 11 May 1861 Term: 9 months Residence: Rupert, Greenbrier Co., WV Remarks: no discharge | McClung, Cyrus Rupert "Rupe Hinton" (I16905)
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| 6460 | West Virginia Obituary and Death Notice Archive, http://www.genlookups.com/wv/webbbs_config.pl/noframes/read/223 Daisy N. Hayslett, age 90, of Rt. 1, Marlinton, died Monday, July 19, 2004, at Pocahontas Memorial Hospital. The daughter of the late Ligon and Bessie Jackson Mace, she was born on Elk Mountain November 23, 1913. Her husband, John Hayslett, preceded her in death. Others preceding her in death were her parents, three sisters, Susie Ramsey, Goldie Armstrong, and Brownie Mace, and five brothers, Willie Mace, Luther Mace, Clyde Mace, George Mace, and John Mace. Surviving her are three sons, Robert C. Mace and Kenneth Mace, both of Newport News, Virginia, and Johnny Hayslett, of Marlinton; four sisters, Annie Bowers, of Marlinton, Betty Armstrong, of Buckeye, Mary Grace Hanna, of Alderson, and Evelyn Turner, of Stony Bottom; and three brothers, Julian Mace and Dale Mace, both of Durbin, and Lewis Mace, of Ridgeley. Funeral services will be held at 12 noon Thursday at VanReenen Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Betty Shields, with burial in Mountain View Cemetery. | Mace, Daisy N. (I46409)
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| 6461 | West Virginia State Department of Health Death Certificate, #9461, Dist. No. 450, Serial No. 81 lists parents' names as Luke Worrell and Susan Worrell. Hinton Daily News, Hinton, WV, Tuesday, 12 Jun 1956, p. 1, col. 5 https://www.newspapers.com/article/hinton-daily-news-obituary-for-c-c-you/165146772/ MRS. C. C. YOUNG DIES AT HOSPITAL Mrs. C. C. Young, 70, resident of Southside, died in the Hinton Hospital this morning at 4:45 a. m. of a heart condition. She had been a patient in the hospital since Sunday. Born in Mercer county, West Virginia, December 16, 1885, she a daughter of the late Luke and Nannie Mildred Worrell. Mrs. Young was a member of the First Baptist church and widow of the late Clayton C. Young who died in 1928. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the First Baptist church by the Rev. H. U. Thompson, pastor. Burial will follow in the Greenbrier Burial Park. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Madge Surber, Mrs. Helen Whittle of this city, Mrs. Hazel Wiseman, Indianapolis, Ind.; three sons, Garnet Young at home, Edward Young, Hinton, Harry Young, Columbia, S. C.; a stepson, Julian Young, Lexington, Kentucky; one sister, Mrs. S. A. Settle, Southside; seven grandchildren, three great grandchildren. The body will be returned to the home on Southside this afternoon from the E. M. Meadows Funeral Home on Park Avenue. | Worrell, Nancy Mildred "Nannie" (I26306)
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| 6462 | West, Edmund (compiler), Family Data Collection - Births (Online Database), Source Medium: Electronic . | Source (S74)
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| 6463 | West, Edmund (compiler), Family Data Collection - Individual Records (Online Database), Source Medium: Electronic . | Source (S75)
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| 6464 | Wheeling Register, Wheeling, WV, Monday, 15 Dec 1884, p. 3, col. C Deaths At Braxton C.H., December 8th, John Morrison. The Wheeling Daily Intelligencer, Wheeling, WV, Thursday, 18 Dec 1884, p. 4, col. F John Morrison, aged 84, died a few days since in Braxton county. He settled there before the county was formed, was one of the first officers under its organization and has since filled may important positions. 1850 Braxton Co., VA Census District 4, 30 Aug 1850, page 199 359/359 John Morrison 46 M Farmer 2,000 Virginia Mary " 44 F " James " 19 M " " Morgan " 16 M " " Margaret " 14 F " Hanson " 11 M " Silas Sams 7 M " William H. Carr 27 M " 1860 Braxton Co., VA Census 19 June 1860, page 358 103/99 John Morrison 56 M Farmer 10,000 1,405 Virginia Mary " 54 F " George H. " 22 M Farmer 250 " Minerva " 19 F " Mary E. " 6/12 F " Silas M. Sands 18 M " 1870 Braxton Co., WV Census Franklin Twsp., 29 June 1870, page 417B Perkins Mills P.O. 40/40 Morrison, John 66 M W Farming 4000 460 Virginia --------------, Dianna S. 43 F W Keeping House " Bainbridge, Catherine E. 40 F W At Home " 1880 Braxton Co., WV Census Holly Dist., 18-19 June 1880, page 420B 257/257 Morrison, John W M 76 Head Farmer VA VA VA -----------, Diannah S. W F 49 Wife Keeping House VA VA VA Eubank, William A. W M 25 Servant Farms VA VA VA The West Virginia Heritage Encyclopedia, Volume 3, Chapter III, Page 97 Braxton County: Holly District JOHN MORRISON - is a son of William and Maria (Perkins) Morrison, the record of whose children has just been given. He was born in Greenbrier county, March 4, 1804, and came to Braxton county in 1824 (the county then included in Nicholas), and commenced farming and clearing land. May 4, 1826, in Nicholas county, John Morrison married Mary Lough, who was born in Pendleton county, (then) Virginia, January 7, 1807. They had six children: Maria J., born April 17, 1827, who lives in Braxton county; William B., born and died in 1829; James M. C., deceased, was born September 13, 1830; Morgan H., December 2, 1832, lives in Kansas; Margaret E., May 12, 1836, lives in Lewis county, this State; George H., October 10, 1838, lives in Kansas. The record of these children is incomplete, because the family record was burned as follows: When the civil war was inaugurated, Mr. Morrison had a fine farm of 300 acres, 150 under cultivation. The "Moccasin Rangers" came to his farm burned his house and all its contents to the ground, leaving not even one bed to sleep on, and drove off his cattle and horses. In the spring of 1862 he enlisted in Company F, 10th Virginia Infantry, and served till the close of the war. June 27, 1865, he was a second time married, Diana Bainbridge becoming his wife. She was born January 19, 1829, in Rockingham county, Virginia. For more than fifty years, John Morrison has been an active and consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, always ready to promote the interests of the church. He filled the office of constable ten years, was four years deputy sheriff, and then was elected sheriff for two terms of two years each. He has been one term justice of the peace. Newville, Braxton county, West Virginia, is his postoffice address. | Morrison, John (I6731)
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| 6465 | While some sources state Frances' maiden name as "Sturman", the death certificates of Elizabeth Dalton (1823-1914), William Dalton (1827-1915), Reuben Dalton, Sr. (1830-1924), and Nancy (Dalton) Hurst (1834-1915) all note her maiden name as "Steerman". | Steerman, Frances (I26030)
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| 6466 | White Funeral Home, Summersville, WV, 10 Dec 2022 https://www.whitefuneralhomewv.com/obituary/Janet-Ray Janet Ruth Ray, 82, of Canvas, WV passed away on Thursday, December 8, 2022 in the Peyton Hospice House at Lewisburg. Born December 31, 1939 at Canvas, she was a daughter of the late Ernest Ray and Minnie Bell McClung Ward. She was also preceded in death by a son, John Ray Moore. She was a woman of faith, believed in the Lord, loved to garden, and work with her flowers. Survivors include two daughters, Sandra Amick and Cynthia Moore; stepson, Vearl Ray; granddaughters, Bobbie Lynn LaVelle, Heather Nicole Amick, Holly Casey, and Ashley Wilson; two grandsons, Jacob Earl Amick and Josh Ray; great grandchildren, Emily R. Bailes, CJ Everidge, Jordan Everidge, Natellie Taylor, Adeline Taylor, Jonathon Ball, TJ Ball, Chantz Casey, and Dalton Spencer. Graveside services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, December 13, 2022 in the Fairview Cemetery at Nettie with Pastor Vernon McCarthy officiating. Interment will follow under the direction of the White Funeral Home at Summersville. Condolences may be made to the family at our website www.whitefuneralhomewv.com | Ward, Janet Ruth (I50448)
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| 6467 | White Sulphur District (Greenbrier Co., WV) Cemetery Book. | Source (S1072)
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| 6468 | White, Henrietta Price, Deaths of Mercer Co., WV 1853-1890 (1987, Princeton, WV), Source Medium: Book . | Source (S61)
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| 6469 | Widow of Alexander Neff. | O'Dell, Mary Euphema (I31955)
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| 6470 | Widow of William Carson. | Boyer, Mary Elmira (I33534)
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| 6471 | Will Book 1 Page 142-143 I, William Duquasie of the County of Summers in the State of West Virginia, being of sound mind do make and ordain this to be my last will and testament hereby revoking all others. Item 1st. I bequeath to my wife Elizabeth Duquasie, my son Harrison Duquasie, and my daughter Elizabeth Duquasie all my landed estate, and at the death of my wife that portion bequeathed to her, is to be divided between my son Harrison Duquasie and my daughter Elizabeth Duquasie. Item 2nd. I bequeath to my son Verdeman Duquasie Ten Dollars to be paid out of the Proceeds of my personal estate. Item 3rd. I bequeath to my son Lorenzo Duquasie Ten Dollars to be paid out of the Proceeds of my personal estate. Item 4th. I bequeath to my daughter Sarah Richmond One Hundred Dollars to be paid out of the proceeds of my personal estate. Item 5th. I bequeath to my son-in-law Cornelius Stickler Ten Dollars to be paid out of the proceeds of my personal estate. Item 6th. I bequeath to my daughter Mary Miller Two Hundred Dollars to be paid out of the proceeds of my personal estate. Item 7th. I bequeath the balance of my personal estate, including bonds, money and after paying the legaties heretofore mentioned, and after paying my funeral expenses, - One seventh to my son Harrison Duquasie, and one seventh to my daughter Elizabeth Duquasie, and the residue to my wife to be disposed of by her as she may see propper. Item 8th. I retain during my life, a right to manage and controll any and all the estate mentioned in this will, and to receive and controll the profits arising therefrom. I desire that my wife, my son Harrison Duquasie and my daughter Elizabeth Duquasie, or either of them, pay the legaties mentioned in this will the sum bequeathed to them, and in the event of their failing to do so in one year after my death, I desire that an Administrator be appointed to carry out the provisions of this will. Given under my hand this 17th day of October, 1874. his William [X] Duquasie SEAL mark The above was signed by William Duquasie in presence of each of us, and in presence of each other at the same time, witness our hand this 17th day of October 1874. M. Gwinn J.H. Bledsoe West Virginia: In Summers County Court November 19, 1878 A writing purporting to be the last Will and Testament of William Duquasie deceased, dated on the 17th day of October 1874 was produced in Court by Marion Gwinn, Esquire, one of the subscribing witnesses thereto, and it appearing to the Court that Mary Ann Miller and William A. Miller her husband and others, heirs at law of the said William Duquasie desire to contest the said Will the Court doth fix the first day of the next term of this Court as the time for hearing the parties and doth order that V. Duquasie, Lorenzo Duquasie, Sarah Richmond, Cornelius Stickler, Mary Ann Miller, Harrison Duquasie and Elizabeth Duquasie be summoned to appear here on the day aforesaid to show cause if any they can why the said will should not be admitted to probate in due form. A copy. Teste E.H. Peck, Clerk West Virginia: In Summers County Court January, 1879 William A. Miller & Mary A. Miller his wife Pltfs or Contested Will Harrison Duquasie & al Dfts This day came the parties and the said Plaintiffs withdraw their opposition to the probate of said Will and thereupon the said Will was proven by the oath of Marion Gwinn, one of the subscribing witnesses thereto and the signature of J.H. Bledsoe the other subscribing witness thereto, who is now dead, being proven by the oath of J.L. Withrow to be the genuine signature of said J.H. Bledsoe and it was further proven by the deft's. That the testator was at the time of making the said will of sound and disposing mind, it is ordered that the said will be admitted to probate in due form. It is further considered that the defendants recover of the plaintiff their costs about the contest in this behalf expended including an Attorney's fee of $2.50. Upon the entering of this order Justice M.A. Manning was called to the bench in lieu of Justice M. Gwinn. A Copy Teste E.H. Peck, Clerk | Dequasie, William (I24772)
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| 6472 | Will Book 1 Page 412-413 April 27th, 1880 State of West Virginia, County of Summers Green Sulphur District I, Elizabeth Duquasie, widow of William Dequasie dec'd of the County and State aforesaid, being in right and sound mind, do make and ordain this to be my last Will and Testament. Item 1st, I desire that the provisions of my late husbands Will with reference to that portion of his property bequeathed to my son Harrison Duquasie and to my daughter Elizabeth Duquasie shall be strictly carried out. Item 2nd, I bequeath to my son Verdeman Dequasie the sum of Ten dollars, to be paid by my Administrator to him, and this is all that I desire he shall have out of my estate. Item 3rd, I bequeath to my son Lorenzo Duquasie the sum of Ten dollars, to be paid by my Administrator to him, and this is all that I desire he shall have out of my estate. Item 4th, I bequeath to my daughter Mrs. Sarah Richmond one hundred dollars to be paid to her by my administrator, and this is all that I desire that she shall have out of my estate. Item 5th, I bequeath to my daughter Mrs. Mary Miller, Ten dollars, this with one hundred dollars that I have given her since the death of my husband, is all that I desire she shall have out of my estate. Item 6th, I bequeath to my daughter Mrs. Ruth Stickler Ten dollars, to be paid to her by my Administrator and this is all that I desire she shall have out of my estate. Item 7th, I bequeath all the remainder of my estate, of every nature or kind whatever, after paying my honest debts and funeral expenses, to my son Harrison Duquasie, and my daughter Elizabeth Duquasie and desire that my Administrator shall have the same properly appraised and the same, or the proceeds thereof equally divided between said Harrison Duquasie and Elizabeth Duquasie. Item 8th, I desire that after my death, my daughter Ruth Stickler, shall take to her house my daughter Elizabeth Duquasie and keep her, furnishing her all the necessary comforts of life, including food, clothing &c. And I further desire that the proper authorities appoint one or more trustees to take charge of all that portion of my estate that my daughter Elizabeth Duquasie shall fall heir to, and that said Elizabeth Duquasie's share of my said estate, shall be used in defraying the expense of her maintenance. Item 9th, I appoint for my Admin Mr. A.A. Miller. In witness where of I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this day and year as above. her Elizabeth [X] Duquasie SEAL mark The foregoing Will, bearing date on the 27th day of April 1880 was signed and sealed by Mrs. Elizabeth Duquasie on the day and date as above, in our presents, and in presence of each other at the same time. T.A. George Harrison Gwinn M. Gwinn *************************************** West Virginia, In Summers County Court, December 16, 1884 The last Will and Testament of Elizabeth Duquasie dec'd, was this day, presented in Court, proven by the oaths of Harrison Gwinn and T.A. George two subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded - Thereupon A.A. Miller the Executor therein named, made oath thereto and together with James H. Miller and Elbert Fowler his sureties entered into and acknowledged a bond in the penalty of $1800 - conditioned according to law, certificate is granted the said A.A. Miller for obtaining a probate of the said Will in due form. An extract from the record. Teste E.H. Peck Clerk | Cary, Elizabeth (I24770)
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| 6473 | Will dated 1798. | Roy, Joseph (I7239)
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| 6474 | Will proved by Wm. K. Oldham, L. W. Bowles, Wm. A. Hacker, and Thomas J. Rawkins. | Morrison, William (I6746)
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| 6475 | Will recorded 1 Nov 1842 (Will Book 2, Page 150). Owned a plantation known as "The Creek Place." | Morrison, Andrew Jr. (I9557)
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| 6476 | Will was witnessed and proven by Samuel Amburn and Fielding Lewis in the August Court of 1820. Robert Daniel and Nehemiah Daniel [Jr.] were named as executors, Robert entered into bond in the September Court of 1820. Named in the will are his wife Anny and children: Nehemial Daniel, Clara Morris, Nancy Allin, Rebecca, Temply Allin, Polly Dillard, Sally McMillion, Robert Daniel, Fanny Hains, and Drucillah Daniel. | Daniel, Nehemiah Sr. (I16967)
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| 6477 | Will: Braxton Co. May 30 1887 | Morrison, James Wesley Sr. (I6750)
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| 6478 | Will: Braxton Co. Sep 7 1858 | Squires, Elijah Hedding Sr. (I6551)
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| 6479 | Will: Greenbrier Co. WB 3, Page 2 | Perkins, Samuel (I7396)
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| 6480 | William began working at age 11. He lost the fingers on his right hand shortly thereafter in the timber industry. The Webster Echo, Webster Springs, WV, Thursday, 24 Aug 1922, p. 1, col. 2 https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86092398/1922-08-24/ed-1/ GRASSY CREEK William Blagg will leave here Monday for Uniontown, Pa. Hinton News, Hinton, WV, Tuesday, 17 Jan 1989, p. 3, col. 2 https://hin.stparchive.com/Archive/HIN/HIN01171989P03.php Obituaries BLAGG William Ivy Blagg, Sr., 93, died Wednesday, January 11, in a Hinton hospital following a long illness. Born April 18, 1895 in Braxton County, he was the son of the late Carl and Matilda May Blagg. Mr. Blagg was a retired lumberman and general laborer and was a Baptist. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Mary Burke Blagg; a daughter, Mae Blagg; two sisters and two brothers. Survivors include his wife, Martha King Blagg of Danese; six daughters, Juanita Self of Louisville, Kentucky, Maxine Fox and Kay Hunter, both of Meadow Bridge, Betty Stump of Rainelle, Kendall Lawe of Layland and Connie Garten of Danese; six sons, James Blagg of Bellwood, Herbert Blagg of Russellville, French Lee Blagg of Talcott, William Blagg Jr. of Layland, Carl Blagg of Danese and Dennis Blagg of Big Stone Gap, Virginia; a half sister, Bertie Ressenger of Ravenna, Ohio; a half brother, Burl Lewis of Summersville; 32 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. Services were held Saturday January 14 at 11 a.m. at the Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home Chapel in Rainelle with the Rev. Bill Lilly officiating. Burial followed in Wallace Memorial Cemetery at Clintonville. | Blagg, William Ivy "Bill" Sr. (I15407)
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| 6481 | William Blackwell was 46 years old (born Sep 1853 in Virginia), a blacksmith. Also living in his household were his wife, Susan (age 44, born Oct 1855 in Virginia, married for 4 years, 3 children, 3 living); son Brown Blackwell (age 23, born Jun 1876 in Virginia, a horse shoer); daughter Basil (age 11, born Aug 1888 in Virginia); son Clarence (age 7, born Feb 1892 in West Virginia); step-daughter Mary F. Worrell (age 17, born Apr 1883 in West Virginia); step-daughter Nancy J. Worrell (age 14, born Dec 1885 in West Virginia); and mother-in-law, Millie Worrell (age 69, born Jun 1830 in Virginia, a widow, 11 children, 9 living). The family lived on Railroad Street. | Dalton, Mildred "Millie" (I26000)
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| 6482 | William Blagg was 46 years old, a timber cutter. Also living in the household were his wife Martha S. (age 32); children: James C. (age 19), May V. (age 17), Herbert (age 15), Joneta (age 13), Maxine W. (age 11), Lee F. (age 8), William J. (age 2); and stepdaughter, Betty R. King (age 6). All household members were born in West Virginia. | Blagg, William Ivy "Bill" Sr. (I15407)
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| 6483 | William Blagg was 46 years old, a timber cutter. Also living in the household were his wife Martha S. (age 32); children: James C. (age 19), May V. (age 17), Herbert (age 15), Joneta (age 13), Maxine W. (age 11), Lee F. (age 8), William J. (age 2); and stepdaughter, Betty R. King (age 6). All household members were born in West Virginia. | Blagg, William Ivan "Bill" Jr. (I16517)
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| 6484 | William Blagg was 46 years old, a timber cutter. Also living in the household were his wife Martha S. (age 32); children: James C. (age 19), May V. (age 17), Herbert (age 15), Joneta (age 13), Maxine W. (age 11), Lee F. (age 8), William J. (age 2); and stepdaughter, Betty R. King (age 6). All household members were born in West Virginia. | Blagg, Wilma Maxine (I16074)
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| 6485 | William Blagg was 46 years old, a timber cutter. Also living in the household were his wife Martha S. (age 32); children: James C. (age 19), May V. (age 17), Herbert (age 15), Joneta (age 13), Maxine W. (age 11), Lee F. (age 8), William J. (age 2); and stepdaughter, Betty R. King (age 6). All household members were born in West Virginia. | Blagg, Jaunita Clara (I15962)
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| 6486 | William Blagg was 46 years old, a timber cutter. Also living in the household were his wife Martha S. (age 32); children: James C. (age 19), May V. (age 17), Herbert (age 15), Joneta (age 13), Maxine W. (age 11), Lee F. (age 8), William J. (age 2); and stepdaughter, Betty R. King (age 6). All household members were born in West Virginia. | Blagg, Herbert Glen "Herb" (I15851)
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| 6487 | William Britt was a private in Capt. Robert Gore's Company. He enlisted 1 Sep 1862 by Capt. William H. French in Mercer Co., VA for a period of three years or the duration of the war. He was transferred from Capt. French's Co. D, 8th Regiment Virginia Cavalry. Company muster roll indicates he was present and last paid 31 Dec 1862 by J. C. Van Fossen. | Britt, William (I19196)
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| 6488 | William Dallas McClung never married. | McClung, William Dallas (I22455)
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| 6489 | William Dalton was 71 years old, a farmer with real estate valued at $200 and personal estate valued at $100. Also living in the household were his wife, Frances (age 67, housekeeper), and Frances Dalton (age 14). All household members were born in Virginia. | Dalton, William Jr. (I26026)
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| 6490 | William Dalton was 79 years old, a farmer with real estate valued at $50. Also living in his household was Eliza Dalton (age 19, at home). Both were born in Virginia. | Dalton, William Jr. (I26026)
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| 6491 | William Dalton, Sr. was 61 years old, a farmer. Also living in his household was his wife, Frances (age 58). | Dalton, William Jr. (I26026)
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| 6492 | William is found living in the household of his son in law, John C. Dunlap in the 1930 Lincoln Co., WV Census. | Graley, James William (I47469)
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| 6493 | William M. Blagg was 36 years old, a brakeman for a log team. Also living in the household were his wife, Mabel D. (age 29) and their children: James F. (age 10), May V. (age 8), Herbert G. (age 6), Wareddith (age 4), and Maxine (age 1). William and Mable had been married for 11 years. All household members were born in West Virginia with parents born in West Virginia. They lived on New River Road. | Burkes, Mabel Della "Mary" (I15518)
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| 6494 | William M. Blagg was 36 years old, a brakeman for a log team. Also living in the household were his wife, Mabel D. (age 29) and their children: James F. (age 10), May V. (age 8), Herbert G. (age 6), Wareddith (age 4), and Maxine (age 1). William and Mable had been married for 11 years. All household members were born in West Virginia with parents born in West Virginia. They lived on New River Road. | Blagg, William Ivy "Bill" Sr. (I15407)
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| 6495 | William M. Blagg was 36 years old, a brakeman for a log team. Also living in the household were his wife, Mabel D. (age 29) and their children: James F. (age 10), May V. (age 8), Herbert G. (age 6), Wareddith (age 4), and Maxine (age 1). William and Mable had been married for 11 years. All household members were born in West Virginia with parents born in West Virginia. They lived on New River Road. | Blagg, Wilma Maxine (I16074)
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| 6496 | William M. Blagg was 36 years old, a brakeman for a log team. Also living in the household were his wife, Mabel D. (age 29) and their children: James F. (age 10), May V. (age 8), Herbert G. (age 6), Wareddith (age 4), and Maxine (age 1). William and Mable had been married for 11 years. All household members were born in West Virginia with parents born in West Virginia. They lived on New River Road. | Blagg, Jaunita Clara (I15962)
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| 6497 | William M. Blagg was 36 years old, a brakeman for a log team. Also living in the household were his wife, Mabel D. (age 29) and their children: James F. (age 10), May V. (age 8), Herbert G. (age 6), Wareddith (age 4), and Maxine (age 1). William and Mable had been married for 11 years. All household members were born in West Virginia with parents born in West Virginia. They lived on New River Road. | Blagg, Herbert Glen "Herb" (I15851)
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| 6498 | William was 45 years old, born in VA, a farmer, could not read and write, and owned real estate valued at $500. Also in the the household were his wife Permela (age 30, born in VA, could not read and write); son Cyrus A. (age 13, born in VA); son Maddison (age 12, born in VA); son Henry H. (age 11, born in VA); daughter Mary F. (age 6, born in VA); daughter Adaline (age 4, born in VA); son Saml. (age 1, born in VA); and mother-in-law Sarah Jones (age 73, born in VA, could not read and write). | McClung, Adaline (I21238)
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| 6499 | William was 45 years old, born in VA, a farmer, could not read and write, and owned real estate valued at $500. Also in the the household were his wife Permela (age 30, born in VA, could not read and write); son Cyrus A. (age 13, born in VA); son Maddison (age 12, born in VA); son Henry H. (age 11, born in VA); daughter Mary F. (age 6, born in VA); daughter Adaline (age 4, born in VA); son Saml. (age 1, born in VA); and mother-in-law Sarah Jones (age 73, born in VA, could not read and write). | McClung, Mary Frances (I21227)
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| 6500 | William was 45 years old, born in VA, a farmer, could not read and write, and owned real estate valued at $500. Also in the the household were his wife Permela (age 30, born in VA, could not read and write); son Cyrus A. (age 13, born in VA); son Maddison (age 12, born in VA); son Henry H. (age 11, born in VA); daughter Mary F. (age 6, born in VA); daughter Adaline (age 4, born in VA); son Saml. (age 1, born in VA); and mother-in-law Sarah Jones (age 73, born in VA, could not read and write). | Bugg, Sarah Allen (I13462)
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