Just a bit of new information here. from the Patrick Co Death records Annie Hall d/o Conrad Plasters w /f age 74 d 4-1-1887 w/o Joseph Hall Claiborne w/m age 44 d 4-26-1887 s/o Joseph & Annie Hall husband of Fannie Hall Plasters Cemetery John A Hall 1-17-1871 11-2-1949 & Fannie R Hall 12-3-1874 4-20-1958 Sarrah Hall 1855 - 1943 Tazwell G Hall 3-14-1870 2-27-1939 Lucinda H Hall 2-29-1880 (no date) I dont know if any of this will help. Rena ---------- From: Sherry <dansher@cybrtown.com> To: VAPATRIC-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Joseph HALL/Ann PLASTERS Date: Monday, January 18, 1999 1:16 PM Does anyone have a death date for Joseph? A marriage date? Or further info on his children? Thanks for your time!--Sherry JOSEPH1 HALL was born 1816-1817 in Va., and died Aft. 1870. He married ANNIE PLASTERS. Children of JOSEPH HALL and ANNIE PLASTERS are: i. CLAIBORNE G.2 HALL, b. 1841-1843; d. Apr 26, 1887, Patrick Co, Va.; m. AMERICA FANNIE NEWMAN. ii. VIOLET HALL, b. 1842. iii. MARY HALL, b. 1845-1850. iv. WILTON HALL, b. 1847.

Hi all, Does anyone know who Frederick married? I suspect her name was Emma/Emily ___ & if so then they are buried in the Plesant Hill Church Cemetery, FCVA. Thanks, Barb R.

Does anyone have a death date for Joseph? A marriage date? Or further info on his children? Thanks for your time!--Sherry JOSEPH1 HALL was born 1816-1817 in Va., and died Aft. 1870. He married ANNIE PLASTERS. Children of JOSEPH HALL and ANNIE PLASTERS are: i. CLAIBORNE G.2 HALL, b. 1841-1843; d. Apr 26, 1887, Patrick Co, Va.; m. AMERICA FANNIE NEWMAN. ii. VIOLET HALL, b. 1842. iii. MARY HALL, b. 1845-1850. iv. WILTON HALL, b. 1847.

This does not help maybe butits all i have. George K Moles b 10-12-1897 d 12-10-1979 married 12-8-1923 Lala K moles b 5-8-1902 no death date. William Lee Moles 12-27-1877 10-14-1965 ---------- From: Zarvon@aol.com To: VAPATRIC-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Joseph MOLES Date: Friday, January 15, 1999 10:23 PM Dear List-- Although I am completely new to the Patrick County List, I have scads of family history in the County. I have a serious delimma at the moment. My SAR application has been put on hold because I have been told I need more documented proof that Joseph MOLES was indeed the son of Jeremiah MOLES, SR. Is there possibly anyone on this list that might have a family Bible, a death certificate, marriage certificate or deed or will or any other document that will prove this relationship to the satisfaction of the SAR. This is what I know: Jeremiah MOLES, SR. married on July 18, 1776 in Chesterfield County, Virginia Lydia (Lydda) SMITH daughter of Richard and Hannah SMITH. Jeremiah and Lydia moved to Patrick County, Virginia about 1800 as his name is first included in the personal property tax lists for the year 1801. His name continues on those tax lists through the year 1825 when it is assumed that he must have died in Patrick County. I can prove that Jeremiah was the father of John MOLES and Jeremiah MOLES, Jr. and I know that Joseph MOLES was their brother, but I have no definite proof except a 1975 DAR application listing these three children for Jeremiah, Sr. I am told that DAR application is not proof enough because that information was "not substantiated" on that application. Joseph MOLES was born about 1777, probably in Rockingham County, Virginia. The name of his wife is not known as I have never located a marriage record for him--I do know that her name was "Jane" because on my great great grandmother's death certificate her parents are listed as Joseph and Jane MOLES. "Jane" must have died before 1842 because she was not named in her husband's will. Joseph MOLES made his will on February 23, 1842 (Patrick County Will Book 3, Page 240--I have a copy of this will.) His bequests included three shillings each to his grandchildren, Jeney Ann and Sally BRANCH; one dollar each to sons Samuel MOLES and James MOLES; one dollar to daughters Nancy BOLLING (my gg grandmother) and Mary MOLES; and the entire balance of his estate to daughter Caty MOLES who never married. Joseph died between Feb. 23 and the October term of Court in 1842. To my knowledge there is no death record in Patrick County--If someone could find one I would be thrilled, especially if it listed Jeremiah--or Lydia as a parent. I would appreciate it very much if everyone would make a search of their data banks to see if you have anything on my Joseph or my Jeremiah MOLES. Carlisle Bowling P. O. Box 1177 Flagler Beach, FL 32136-1177 e-mail Zarvon@aol.com

I saw his name on a Patrick county census, can't remember which one, but they did not call him an overseer. Good luck, Jim -----Original Message----- From: Cynthia Wilson <seek2b@yahoo.com> To: VAPATRIC-L@rootsweb.com <VAPATRIC-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, January 15, 1999 7:10 PM Subject: Overseer of the Poor >Would anyone happen to know the name or names of the Overseer of the >Poor for Patrick County's northern district during 1800 - 1820? I am >researching an uncle who, as a child, was bound out in 1817 by >"overseer of the poor". > > > > >== > >Cynthia A. Wilson >Seattle, WA > > >_________________________________________________________ >DO YOU YAHOO!? >Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com > >

Would anyone happen to know the name or names of the Overseer of the Poor for Patrick County's northern district during 1800 - 1820? I am researching an uncle who, as a child, was bound out in 1817 by "overseer of the poor". == Cynthia A. Wilson Seattle, WA _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Dear List-- Although I am completely new to the Patrick County List, I have scads of family history in the County. I have a serious delimma at the moment. My SAR application has been put on hold because I have been told I need more documented proof that Joseph MOLES was indeed the son of Jeremiah MOLES, SR. Is there possibly anyone on this list that might have a family Bible, a death certificate, marriage certificate or deed or will or any other document that will prove this relationship to the satisfaction of the SAR. This is what I know: Jeremiah MOLES, SR. married on July 18, 1776 in Chesterfield County, Virginia Lydia (Lydda) SMITH daughter of Richard and Hannah SMITH. Jeremiah and Lydia moved to Patrick County, Virginia about 1800 as his name is first included in the personal property tax lists for the year 1801. His name continues on those tax lists through the year 1825 when it is assumed that he must have died in Patrick County. I can prove that Jeremiah was the father of John MOLES and Jeremiah MOLES, Jr. and I know that Joseph MOLES was their brother, but I have no definite proof except a 1975 DAR application listing these three children for Jeremiah, Sr. I am told that DAR application is not proof enough because that information was "not substantiated" on that application. Joseph MOLES was born about 1777, probably in Rockingham County, Virginia. The name of his wife is not known as I have never located a marriage record for him--I do know that her name was "Jane" because on my great great grandmother's death certificate her parents are listed as Joseph and Jane MOLES. "Jane" must have died before 1842 because she was not named in her husband's will. Joseph MOLES made his will on February 23, 1842 (Patrick County Will Book 3, Page 240--I have a copy of this will.) His bequests included three shillings each to his grandchildren, Jeney Ann and Sally BRANCH; one dollar each to sons Samuel MOLES and James MOLES; one dollar to daughters Nancy BOLLING (my gg grandmother) and Mary MOLES; and the entire balance of his estate to daughter Caty MOLES who never married. Joseph died between Feb. 23 and the October term of Court in 1842. To my knowledge there is no death record in Patrick County--If someone could find one I would be thrilled, especially if it listed Jeremiah--or Lydia as a parent. I would appreciate it very much if everyone would make a search of their data banks to see if you have anything on my Joseph or my Jeremiah MOLES. Carlisle Bowling P. O. Box 1177 Flagler Beach, FL 32136-1177 e-mail Zarvon@aol.com

Patrick County & Staples Researchers - While I have strong views against unsolicited publication of stuff to discussion lists, I violate my own standards in posting the following obituary of Col. Samuel Staples. He was the first Clerk of Court of Patrick County and co-progenitor (along with brother John) of the Staples family in Virginia's Henry and Patrick Counties. This obituary appeared in "The Lynchburg Virginian" on April 21, 1825 about a month after his death. It is so classic and so accurately speaks of its time. ______________________________________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------- DIED - At Patrick Courthouse, on Wednesday night the 23d ult. In the 65th year of his age, Col. Samuel Staples, formerly clerk of the county. The deceased had long laboured under a paralytic affliction, which deprived him in a great degree of the use of his limbs and speech. In the course of the last two years he experienced seven successive attacks; and such was the state of helplessness in which he was at length reduced that death became desirable. On Monday night the 21st ult. when last attacked, he appeared much better than common; eat a hearty supper & was unusually cheerful. But alas! it was the expiring blaze of the taper which burns brightest in its socket. Little did he dream that the angel of death was then winging its way to his mansion - and that in a few more fleeting moments, he would be called upon to meet his God. About 10 o'clock at night, after retiring in bed, he was discovered by a servant struggling with the fit of which he died. The family were alarmed - medical assistance called in; but it was soon perceived that the cold hand of death was upon him; and that the wheel was stopping at the cistern. He remained in a torpid, insensible state until the Wednesday night following, when he closed his eyes upon the scenes of this transitory life. _____________________________________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------- I now alite the soap box and use this occasion to express my thanks to two awfully kind and gracious list subscribers who made this post possible, one in alerting me to the obit's existence and the second who obtained it for me. This selfless assistance and support of my genealogical quests has been made possible only though the "free" services of Rootsweb. Although Rootsweb services are without charge, that doesn't mean they are without cost. I passionately implore each of you who are yet financial supporters to go to the <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/">RootsWeb</A> web site with a click and find out how you can, at so little expense, show your gratitude for what Rootsweb is doing for us all. Best to all John Tallman Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Rootsweb Donor

Hi Gang, You may like to look at the information below at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafloyd/floyd.htm >Date: Fri, 15 Jan 1999 01:22:16 -0500 >From: Ron Dailey <RonDailey@compuserve.com> >Subject: 1890 Census >Sender: Ron Dailey <RonDailey@compuserve.com> >To: Rena Worthen <doreatr@rbnet.com>, Barb Stanley <bobnroa@pipeline.com> > >Rena/Barb, > >I read with interest on your site: > > Does anyone have access to an 1890 Patrick Co census...?? > > Answer: The 1890 census doesn't exist. It was lost and only a few >counties exist today. > >Interestingly, Floyd County is one of those survivers. Look at the >write-up I did on the Floyd County site. Especially, the "Fate of the 1890 >Census" - there is a link to the National Archives article on that subject. > > - Ron >

Hello to all! I want to introduce myself. I'm Rena Worthen. Most of you have seen me on the list both Floyd and Patrick. I am flattered that Mary has ask me to maintain the Patrick County site http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapatric I can not do a good job without you .Any ideas or additions from any of you will be most welcome. I do not plan to make a lot of changes. Mary has done a great job in setting up the form, but i do want to add to the site and make it continue to be intresting, and useful to all. Barb Stanley will be my assistant. We all know what a wonderful job she has done with the list, so lets keep it going and Hunt our Roots. Researching ThomasJEWELL,William HATCHER, AndrewHOWARD, AsaHALL, Sarah FARLEY, James GRAHAM, George BOOTHE, any HICKLIN, William GREEN,Thurman BAXTER,John "the settler" BISHOP, Ezra COLLINS, William CUNNINGHAM, Clarence SMITH, Pierce BOYER, Christopher TYNAN, Georg (Dresher)THRASHER , Sarah COX, anyOBENCHAIN,any AKERS, Emra ALTIZER,Henry VANOVER doreatr@rbnet.com rena@genealogy.org http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Woods/3798/index.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapatric http://members.bellatlantic.net/~scotnroa/Barb/floyd.html

Rena, Here's what I've found on PCVA Hatcher's 1850 with notes of other events. Hope it sends ok. Try Expanding your screen as large as possible for best viewing results. Barb R. Rec Name Stats Notes N-4 Hatcher, James C. 31-m-VA-farmer-300 d. 5-17-1865 of typhoid fever, 65 yo, b. & d. in PCVA, s/o James & Agnes Booth-Hatcher. James m. Lucy Hubbard 11-13- 1845 PCVA N-4.1 Hatcher, Lucy 20-f-VA-(wife) sur: Benjamin Hubbard. 1870 SR 434 Lucy 40, Benjamin D. 15, David J. 9 & Louella J. 6 N-4.2 Hatcher, Adaline 1-f-VA **************************************************************************** ************************************* N-74 Hatcher, John B. 24-m-VA-farmer-100 s/o of James Hatcher & Agnes Booth, m. Kesiah Hubbard 4-15- 1847 PCVA. N-74.1 Hatcher, Kesiah 26-f-VA-(wife) 397 SR Kesiah 46, John H. 19, & Mary B. 10 N-74.2 Hatcher, Stephen 2-m-VA N-74.3 Hatcher, William 1-m-VA **************************************************************************** ************************************* N-255 Hatcher, Burwell 38-m-VA-farmer-300 m. Ruth Epperly. 1870 SR 272: Burwell 57, Ruth 49, Tazwell M. 22, & James E. Brillheart 12 w/m N-255.1 Hatcher, Ruth 29-f-VA-(wife) d. 8-18-1887 of dropsy, 68 yo, d/o John & Nancy Epperly of Floyd Co., VA. N-255.2 Hatcher, Emberzetta 9-f-VA N-255.3 Hatcher, Elkanah 7-m-VA N-255.4 Hatcher, Eden T. 5-m-VA m. Lucy E.__. 1870 SR 274: Eaton T. 25, Lucy E. 26, & William B. 1. 1880 FCVA: Eden 34, Jucy E. 39, Wm B. 11, James T. 8, Anna S. 5, Minnie A 3, Lizzie E. 1. N-255.5 Hatcher, July Ann 3-f-VA N-255.6 Hatcher, Tazwell M. 1-m-VA **************************************************************************** ************************************* N-317 Hatcher, Agnes 61-f-VA-widow ? w/o James Hatcher. N-317.1 Hatcher, Mary A. E. 17-f-VA **************************************************************************** ************************************* N-318 Hatcher, Richard H. 20-m-VA-farmer-400 b. 6-1-1830 d. 1-12-1895, bur. on 804 FCVA; s/o Agnes Hatcher; m. Delila Wood 11-22-1847 PCVA N-318.1 Hatcher, Delila 24-f-VA-(wife) sur: John R. Wood N-318.2 Hatcher, William A. 2-m-VA **************************************************************************** ************************************* S-505.2 Hatcher, Robert 11-m-VA with Edward & Elizabeth Brown-Thomas **************************************************************************** ************************************* S-696 Hatcher, David B. 42-m-VA-farmer-5000 d. 4-25-1856, fever, 48 yo S-696.1 Hatcher, Margaret ? 39-f-VA-(wife) 1870 DR 247: Margaret 58, Rush F. 25, George M. 17, David B. 14, Malinda Reynolds 20 yo m/f servant, &George Hatcher 11 yo b/m laborer S-696.2 Hatcher, Thomas J. 21-m-VA-laborer d. 9-20-1864 of scurvy, POW Elmira, NY/Army, 26 yo, per William, brother S-696.3 Hatcher, Susan 19-f-VA S-696.4 Hatcher, Daniel 17-m-VA-laborer m. Harriett V. Clark 4-23-1867 PCVA. He 32-3, b. Bedford Co., VA. tobacconist. She 24 yo d/o Thomas M. & Susan E. Clark.1870 DR 248: Daniel G. 36, Virginia 28, Mary F. 2, David T. 9m & Christina Clark 12 yo b/f nurse S-696.5 Hatcher, James W. 15-m-VA 1870 DR 250: James W. 34 trader, Martha 20, John 1, & Sarah Reynolds b/f cook S-696.6 Hatcher, John H. 13-m-VA d. 10-7-1861 of ? Sulfer Springs/Army, 24 yo, m. Keziah Hubbard S-696.7 Hatcher, Frances 10-f-VA S-696.8 Hatcher, Joseph W. 8-m-VA d. 1861 of fever, White Sulfer Springs/Army, b. PCVA S-696.9 Hatcher, Rush 6-f-VA m. Mary Bennett 10-31-1870 PCVA. He 25. She 22, b. MO, d/o Richard & Mary Bennett. S-696.91 Hatcher, Margaret 2-f-VA **************************************************************************** ************************************* > -----Original Message----- > From: RENA WORTHEN [mailto:doreatr@rbnet.com] > Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 1999 6:09 PM > To: VAPATRIC-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Hatcher > > > I was looking at the Patrick CO VA death records on line at Patrick Co > Archives< http://www.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/va/patrick.htm > > This may be a useful tool for all of us. anyway my question is re: HATCHER > > David Hatcher d 4-25-1856age 48 informant Son William > John Hatcher d 10-7-1861 age 24 P. David & Margaret Hatcher > Joseph W Hatcher d 1861 age 14 P. David & Margaret Hatcher > Rhoda Hatcher d 7-1-1865 age 45 p. Moses & Martha Hatcher Informant > William Hatcher, neighbor > Thomas J Hatcher d 9-20-1864 age 36 p David & Margaret Hatcher > Informant > William Hatcher brother > > Does anyone have any information on these Hatcher families. Any help will > be appreciated. Rena > > > Researching ThomasJEWELL,William HATCHER, AndrewHOWARD, AsaHALL, Sarah > FARLEY, James GRAHAM, George BOOTHE, any HICKLIN, William GREEN,Thurman > BAXTER,John "the settler" BISHOP, Ezra COLLINS, William CUNNINGHAM, > Clarence SMITH, Pierce BOYER, Christopher TYNAN, Georg > (Dresher)THRASHER , > Sarah COX, anyOBENCHAIN,any AKERS, Emra ALTIZER,Henry VANOVER > doreatr@rbnet.com rena@genealogy.org > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Woods/3798/index.html > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapatric > http://members.bellatlantic.net/~scotnroa/Barb/floyd.html >

I was looking at the Patrick CO VA death records on line at Patrick Co Archives< http://www.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/va/patrick.htm > This may be a useful tool for all of us. anyway my question is re: HATCHER David Hatcher d 4-25-1856age 48 informant Son William John Hatcher d 10-7-1861 age 24 P. David & Margaret Hatcher Joseph W Hatcher d 1861 age 14 P. David & Margaret Hatcher Rhoda Hatcher d 7-1-1865 age 45 p. Moses & Martha Hatcher Informant William Hatcher, neighbor Thomas J Hatcher d 9-20-1864 age 36 p David & Margaret Hatcher Informant William Hatcher brother Does anyone have any information on these Hatcher families. Any help will be appreciated. Rena Researching ThomasJEWELL,William HATCHER, AndrewHOWARD, AsaHALL, Sarah FARLEY, James GRAHAM, George BOOTHE, any HICKLIN, William GREEN,Thurman BAXTER,John "the settler" BISHOP, Ezra COLLINS, William CUNNINGHAM, Clarence SMITH, Pierce BOYER, Christopher TYNAN, Georg (Dresher)THRASHER , Sarah COX, anyOBENCHAIN,any AKERS, Emra ALTIZER,Henry VANOVER doreatr@rbnet.com rena@genealogy.org http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Woods/3798/index.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapatric http://members.bellatlantic.net/~scotnroa/Barb/floyd.html

Researching ThomasJEWELL,William HATCHER, AndrewHOWARD, AsaHALL, Sarah FARLEY, James GRAHAM, George BOOTHE, any HICKLIN, William GREEN,Thurman BAXTER,John "the settler" BISHOP, Ezra COLLINS, William CUNNINGHAM, Clarence SMITH, Pierce BOYER, Christopher TYNAN, Georg (Dresher)THRASHER , Sarah COX, anyOBENCHAIN,any AKERS, Emra ALTIZER,Henry VANOVER doreatr@rbnet.com rena@genealogy.org http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Woods/3798/index.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapatric http://members.bellatlantic.net/~scotnroa/Barb/floyd.html

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I want to thank all the wonderful people in Patrick County VA., for the warm welcome they gave me a few short months back when I took the CC job for Patrick Co. I enjoyed working with each one of you. I will be leaving you now, but not without first finding you a CC who will continue with the home page as it is. Only Rena, will be making it better. For one reason, she knows the area. She does research in the area of Patrick and Floyd. So, PLEASE JOIN ME IN GIVING RENA WORTHEN doreatr@rbnet.com A GREAT BIG WELCOME TO PATRICK COUNTY. Barb, Will continue as her co-host. I don't think you will notice but a few slight changes. Thank You. Mary Hudson Mary mahud@rollanet.org http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~mahudson/qulin.html http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/3597 http://www.rollanet.org/~mahud/index.html

I have recently been informed that Mary Agnes Branch and Archelus H. Staples may not have been married. My great uncle said that he heard that Mary Agnes went to work for Abram Staples (Archer's father) when she was about 14 and that she later moved in with Archer. I know that they had 9 children together, but unfortunately they have all died except for my grandmother and uncle. Neither of them remembers much since they were so young. They were the ones who had the tombstone placed at his grave as the school wanted to move the bodies and they refused. If you can find anything I would appreciate it. Thanks Robin << Can you tell me approx. when Mary Agnes Branch and A. H. Staples were married. If they married in Patrick, I can check for you the marriage register which should give names of her parents. I assume you know Mary Agnes is buried on the grounds of Stuart Elem. School. Her stone reads thus: Mary Agnes, Wife of A. H. Staples, b. 10 June 1886; d. 6 Sept. 1920 In 1993, some family members placed at same location a stone for A. H. which reads: Archer Hugh Staples, b. 15 July 1874; d. 11 July 1924. (I think his full name was "Archelaus Hughes Staples".) Barbara Barbara C. Baughan bbaughan@swva.net >>

Hi Folks: For those of you with an interest in surname Staples, Rootsweb now has a Staples Family Discussion List. You can subscribed at: STAPLES-L-request@rootsweb.com John Tallman Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Rootsweb Donor

In a message dated 1/11/99 7:16:40 PM Pacific Standard Time, jmather@swva.net writes: > I am interested in the marriage of Exony L. Nowlin to Nathaniel C. Akers > listed below. I am researching the Nolen/Nowlin family. Do you know who > her parents were I have them as Charles P. and Nancy Adams Nowlin. Earl

I am interested in the marriage of Exony L. Nowlin to Nathaniel C. Akers listed below. I am researching the Nolen/Nowlin family. Do you know who her parents were as there are several women named Exony/Exoney Nowlin? Jane Nolen Matherly At 09:06 AM 1/8/99 EST, you wrote: >In a message dated 1/7/99 12:39:21 PM Pacific Standard Time, >davidcon@MICROSOFT.com writes: > >> Martha Belcher AKERS was married to Creed AKERS (son of Nathaniel >> and Elizabeth AKERS) on 13 Mar 1848 in Patrick Co., VA She was >> a daughter of Benjamin BELCHER (sister to Reed). > >David, thank you for the information, but can you (or somebody) tell me more >about Creed AKERS? > >My information is that Nathaniel (1785-1852) and Elizabeth (1789-1862) had >fourteen children. Creed, however, is not one of those in my records. He could >be a fifteenth child or Creed could be a nickname, I suppose. These are the >sons I have: > >Stephen, b @ 1808, md Esther SNEAD; >John, b @ 1811, md Elizabeth ADAMS; >Featherston "Fed", b @ 1815, md Elizabeth EDDS; >Wesley, b @ 1818, md Jane STEELE; >Burwell, b @ 1822, md Ellen AKERS; >Nathaniel C., b @ 1824, md Exony L. Nowlin > >There is, of course, the possibility of second marriages. Any insight >certainly appreciated. > >Best wishes, > >Earl B. Akers, Sr. > >

Can you tell me approx. when Mary Agnes Branch and A. H. Staples were married. If they married in Patrick, I can check for you the marriage register which should give names of her parents. I assume you know Mary Agnes is buried on the grounds of Stuart Elem. School. Her stone reads thus: Mary Agnes, Wife of A. H. Staples, b. 10 June 1886; d. 6 Sept. 1920 In 1993, some family members placed at same location a stone for A. H. which reads: Archer Hugh Staples, b. 15 July 1874; d. 11 July 1924. (I think his full name was "Archelaus Hughes Staples".) Barbara Barbara C. Baughan bbaughan@swva.net