Notes
Matches 43,801 to 43,850 of 43,861
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| 43801 | With his wife Frances, in household of her parents, Frank & Alma Anderson, both born in Sweden. | GALLIEN, John William "Bill" (I17342)
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| 43802 | With his wife of three years, Mary Yard Varian, in household of parents. No occupation given. | MOUNT, Charles S. (I138847)
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| 43803 | With his wife, an inmate at the Richie County Almshouse & Farm. | EVERHART, Abraham B. (I108076)
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| 43804 | With his wife, he was co-owner of the Shamrock Club, also known as The Rock, in the Adamston section of Clarksburg, WV. | BENNETT, Holly Wayne "Butch" (I65921)
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| 43805 | with his wife, in home of his parents | SQUIRES, Forest Leamon (I1702)
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| 43806 | With his wife, in household of son Charles and his family. | PRITCHARD, William Tyler (I34194)
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| 43807 | With his wife, in household of son Sanford and his family. | CARROLL, William (I120602)
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| 43808 | With his wife, in household of son-in-law & daughter John & Gladys Cutter. | GASTON, Willard Edgar (I9548)
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| 43809 | With husband Ben Merritt, in household of her parents. | GOLDSMITH, Acyneth Imogene (I127746)
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| 43810 | With husband Jack Frye (1904-1959), who was president of TWA airlines, Helen Varner was owner of Smoke Trail Ranch, which later became Red Rock State Park in Sedona, Arizona. She was previously married to Noah B. Anderson (1905-1971) and to newspaper publisher Cornelius Vanderbilt IV (1898-1974). She was divorced from all three husbands. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=95650331 http://www.sedonalegendhelenfrye.com/ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLonehL4TWFsaFhE-HCpP87Kx4ouRXTYVl https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Rock_State_Park https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornelius_Vanderbilt_IV | VARNER, Helen Virginia (I103581)
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| 43811 | With is wife, in household of her parents and their other children. | MERRITT, Ben (I127745)
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| 43812 | With neither of his parents present, he was in th household of his maternal grandparents, William W. & Christianna (Hughes) Freeman. Birth date given as Sep 1892, but birth record shows ti as Sep 10 1891. | GULLEY, Howard Goff (I76627)
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| 43813 | with parents and without husband | WOLF, Mary (I46341)
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| 43814 | With sister Edna, in household of maternal grandmother Susan Owens Smith. Their parents were not present. | FREEMAN, Thelma Marie (I12702)
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| 43815 | With son Colwell (sic), in household of Jonathan & Matilda Collins. Husband not present. Relationships not stated. | CARTER, Eliza (I61309)
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| 43816 | with son Gerome, in household with her parents, but without husband | COON, Dorcas E. (I15160)
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| 43817 | With wife Core, listed as roomers in household of Paul & Paulin Pappas and their children. Son Stanley has not been located for this census. | BENEDUM, Emery Wilson (I83477)
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| 43818 | With wife Lena, listed as son-in-law Loyd Phares, 27, in household of her parents, William & Nannie Burton. | PHARES, Lloyd Lawson (I45368)
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| 43819 | Without parents, in household of grandparents Jefferson & Ruhama West. But he was also enumerated with his parents in Fairmont District, Marion Co, WV.) | MANLEY, Madison West (I65515)
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| 43820 | Witness: John Bond. | Family F39986
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| 43821 | Wofpen Road | BUSH, Thomas Hughes (I18530)
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| 43822 | Woggersin | LADWIG, Charles (I125140)
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| 43823 | Wolf Creek | ELLIS, Jane (I44865)
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| 43824 | Wood was her previous married name, as indicated by the names of the step-children listed in husband Virgil's obituary. | WOOD, Ruth (I2189)
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| 43825 | Wording of obituary implies a birth date of Feb 1838, but 1900 Census gives age as 61 and birth date as Apr 1839. "Davis - The Settlers of Salem WV," p. 158, reports his birth date as Apr 12 1837. | WILLIS, James Edwin (I20212)
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| 43826 | Worked 21 years in the glass industry as a glazer operator at Mid-Atlantic and Pennsboro Glass companies. Survived by three sons, Donald, Clarence E. and Robert McCullough, all of Pennsboro; and two daughters, Sandra Kay Northcraft and Linda Griffith, both of Pennsboro. Predeceased by one son, Mike McCullough, and by four brothers and seven sisters. | STULL, Clarence Edward (I19216)
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| 43827 | Worked at Camden Clark Memorial Hospital, Worthington Manor, and Colin Anderson. | WHITEHAIR, Connie Sue (I136095)
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| 43828 | Worked at Hazel Glass Plant, Clarksburg, 1934-1941, and as a ship fitter for Bethlehem Steel in Baltimore during World War II. Starting in 1945, worked 32 years for Monongahela Power Co in the Engineering Section of the Clarksburg Division. Did volunteer work at United Hospital Center, Clarksburg. | HUSK, Paul James (I1898)
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| 43829 | Worked during World War II for the Goodyear Rubber Company of Akron, OH. She was the former owner and operator of the Crystal Confectionary in West Union during the late 1960s and early 1970s. | POWELL, Eleanor Mae (I15748)
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| 43830 | Worked for 27 years for the Marriott Corporation in the Washington DC area, specializing in purchasing and materials management, and he served as president of the D.C. chapter of the Purchasing Management Association. After moving to Martinsburg WV, he went to work for GEICO and Hospital Corporation of America, retiring at age 70 as the regional director of the Martinsburg branch of the WV Department of Motor Vehicles. In addition, he held U.S. and Japanese patents for perishable goods management and technology. | TETRICK, Harlan Marshall Jr. (I10277)
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| 43831 | Worked for many years for the Ritchie County Board of Education, and was Chief of Police for Pennsboro for ten years. He retired from the Newark Air Force Station as a civilian police officer. | ZINN, Fred R. (I22850)
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| 43832 | Worked for State of Tennessee as a social worker and later was employed by the American Red Cross as a social response coordinator. Along with her second husband, George W. "Wint" Hill, she operated the Greenwood Motel at Greenwood, WV for many years. | HAMMOCK, Pearl (I18578)
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| 43833 | Worked for the City of Parkersburg Sanitation Department, and formerly for Drywall Services of Parkersburg. Survived by his wife Donna, three children, and two grandchildren. | LATTEA, James Franklin (I17839)
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| 43834 | Worked for the State Department in Washington, DC, Caracas, Venezuela, and LaPaz, Bolivia. | JONES, Augustus Rex (I1549)
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| 43835 | Worked in the construction of Fort Knox, Kentucky. | NUTTER, Marshall Field (I10211)
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| 43836 | Worked in the shipyards of the U.S. Navy at Norfolk, VA, during World War II. She retired from Louie's Bus Station, Weirton, WV, as a manager. | FLEMING, Ruby Theresa (I3909)
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| 43837 | Worked many years as a cook in public schools and the Industrial School for Girls in Salem, WV. Retired in 1977 from the Dietary Department of the United Hospital Center, Clarksburg, WV. For the last 23 years of her life, served as a "foster grandmother" in the elementary reading program of Doddridge County schools, whereby she would read to the children or have them read to her. | HUSK, Beulah Myrle (I487)
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| 43838 | working as a farmer at the County Infirmary (poor farm) | KNIGHT, Carl B. (I112581)
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| 43839 | World War I draft registration card states birth date as Dec 4 1891 at Oxford, but birth record shows it as Dec 4 1890 at White Oak. | NUTTER, Harry Burton (I9598)
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| 43840 | 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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| 43841 | 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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| 43842 | World War II draft registration states birth date as Jan 19 1901 in Wallace. | GIFFORD, Worthy Herschel (I114722)
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| 43843 | 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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| 43844 | 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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| 43845 | Wounded in action Nov 6 1863 at Droop Mountain. | CALHOUN, David (I87957)
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| 43846 | 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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| 43847 | 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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| 43848 | 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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| 43849 | 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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| 43850 | 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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