Notes
Matches 23,901 to 23,923 of 23,923
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| 23901 | World War I draft registration indicates a birth date of Jun 16 1894 in Shirley, Tyler County. But birth records show it as Jun 19 1894 in Doddridge County. | CHAPMAN, Frank Robert Jr. (I100001)
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| 23902 | World War II draft regisration states birth as 2 Feb 1912 in Calhoun County, but his marriage record shows it as Ritchie County. His death record reflects a birth date of 2 Feb 1913, and the date on his headstone is also 1913. No birth record has been found for either date or location. However, since records show that both his next older (Dennie) and next younger (Romeo) siblings were born in Calhoun County, it is reasonable to conclude that Burl was also born there as stated in his draft registration. | FORTNEY, Burl Alton (I139421)
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| 23903 | World War II draft registration indicates birthplace as Calhoun County, but his marriage record states Smithville, Ritchie County. | BARKER, John Earl (I90165)
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| 23904 | World War II draft registration states birth date as Jan 19 1901 in Wallace. | GIFFORD, Worthy Herschel (I114722)
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| 23905 | World War II service dates: May 28 1940 - Oct 19 1945. In World War II, while assigned to Med Dept, 46th Armored Medical Battalion, he was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in connection with military operations against enemy forces during the period of Jul 13 1944 to May 8 1945 in France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany and Czechoslovakia. | HOALCRAFT, Ancil Burdette (I19867)
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| 23906 | Worthy Doak was enumerated twice in the 1910 Census, once in the household of his sister & brother-in-law Daisy & Harley Smith in Clarksburg, and again as a nepher in the household of Charles M. Palmer and Lydia (Dotson) Palmer. 1910 Census, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania (City of Pittsburgh), enumerated on 27 April 1910 at 6626 Brainard Street: Charles M. Palmer, 37, b. New York (both parents b. in Germany), piano tuner, married 7 years; wife Lydia Palmer, 34, b. WVa (both parents b. WVa), married 7 yrs, mother of one child (still living); lodge Everett Fox, 45, b. Indiana (both parents b. Indiana), widowed, peddler of notions; nephew Dewey Doak, 15, b. WVa (both parents b. WVa); nephew Worthy Doak, 8, b. WVa (both parents b. WVa); dau Elizabeth Palmer, 5, b. WVa (father b. NY, mother b. WVa); son John Palmer, 3, b. WVa (both parents b. WVa). | DOAK, Worthy Earl (I114677)
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| 23907 | Wounded in action Nov 6 1863 at Droop Mountain. | CALHOUN, David (I87957)
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| 23908 | Wounded in battle at Boonesboro, Maryland, on Jul 8 1863. Died in a hospital at Staunton, Virginia, on Aug 9 1863. | WEST, Floyd Albion (I20677)
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| 23909 | Wounded with a shot that hit under his eye in the Battle of Hanging Rock, SC, in the Revolutionary War. He later became a Magistrate for over forty years, and was also an elder of the Presbyterian Church. In 1830, he was elected to the South Carolina Legislature, and shortly before his death he published an article describing his Revolutionary War experiences. | GASTON, Joseph (I3335)
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| 23910 | Writing under the pen name "Uncle Zeke," Patrick Newton Blake was author of the humor column "The Buzzardtown News," which appeared in various West Virginia newspapers in the arly 1900s. https://orlandostonesoup.blogspot.com/2007/03/depression-hits-buzzardtown.html Uncle Zeke: The Bard of Buzzardtown ISBN 0-87012-825-6 by David Parmer Before the birth of Will Rogers, the Oil Creek valley, wedged between the communities of Orlando and Burnsville, gave rise to another witty and sardonic fellow by the name of Patrick Newton Blake. In addition to the names of "P.N." and "Newt," he answered journalistically to the name of "Uncle Zeke" for a span of over forty years. In his weekly comments in the Weston Independent and Braxton Democrat newspapers. In his weekly comments, he regaled the readers about the comings and goings of the folk of "Buzzard Town," his mythical home community. Hardbound with dust jacket. 144 pages. Another title by this author is Tales of Old Orlando. 2012 https://www.mcclainprinting.com/store.html | BLAKE, Patrick Newton "Uncle Zeke" (I111451)
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| 23911 | Wrote a history of her Gaston ancestors from the 1700's. Upon her death, all her family memorabilia were donated to the Philadelphia Historical Society. | GASTON, Lillian (I4970)
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| 23912 | WW II draft registration gives birth date as May 1 1905 in Fairmont. But his birth record shows it as Apr 30 1905 in Barnsville, a community within Fairmont. | SWIGER, Charles Cecil Merrifield (I122721)
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| 23913 | www.royalprovincial.com/military/musters/6njv/njvlee1.htm | PIGOTT, George (I116375)
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| 23914 | Wynooche Cemetery | HILEMAN, Malinda Viola (I20092)
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| 23915 | Xenia E. Bond was appointed secretary of the Seventh Day Baptist Church South-Eastern Association in the following years: - 1898, 27th Annual Session at Middle Island, Doddridge County - 1899, 28th Annual Session at Berea, Ritchie County - 1900, 29th Annual Session at Lost Creek, Harrison County | BOND, Xenia Ethel (I129711)
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| 23916 | Year of marriage given as 1850 in marriage bond, but as 1849 in marriage record. The 1850 date would be correct, since Cassander (Cassa) Weekley is still living with her mother and siblings in the 1850 Census, enumerated in Jul/Aug 1850. | Family: Richard WEEKLEY / Cassander A. WEEKLEY (F38504)
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| 23917 | Yeater | Family: Thomas Asa WILDMAN / Katherine STARKEY (F31040)
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| 23918 | Yeaters Mills | FRUM, Columbia Jane (I58932)
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| 23919 | Yellow Creek | CONN, Nannie Lillian (I138715)
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| 23920 | Yeovilton, Dorset | YEOVILTON, Elizabeth (I44970)
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| 23921 | Yevalton, Dorset | MARTIN, Robert (I44969)
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| 23922 | Yevelton, Devon | ___, Elizabeth (I44972)
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| 23923 | Zachariah Offutt's headstone contains no military information. But his entry in "Doddridge County Cemeteries, Vol. II," p. 8, includes the following: "Military Information. Offnutt [sic], Col. Zachariah. Married Harriet Neely on 25 November 1855. WUR [West Union Record] 21 December 1906. Reprint WUR 16 December 1937. Page 4. Also WVHE [West Virginia Heritage Encyclopedia], Page 47." We have been unable to find any primary source, to include Civil War records on file at the U.S. National Archives (www.fold3.com), to confirm that Zachariah Offutt had any military service. | OFFUTT, Zachariah (I62901)
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