HI, If anyone has access to BARBOUR CO 1880 or 1890 census could you please look for a NANCY JANE HOFFMAN who would be abt 35yr old in 1880 and 45 in 1890 --- I do not know what her husbands first name was but need to find her children Thanks loads Edie Chaney

Edie, Here she is. Glade Dist. Robert G. HOFFMAN, 40 farmer Nancy G. 38 wife Jonas W. 14 son Stingley F. 11 son Minnie E. 7 dau Anything else I can help with? Lillian Dodd Charleston, WV ==================== On Thu, 2 Sep 1999 09:48:11 -0500 (CDT) echaney@ix.netcom.com writes: > HI, > > If anyone has access to BARBOUR CO 1880 or 1890 census could you > please look > for a > NANCY JANE HOFFMAN who would be abt 35yr old in 1880 and 45 in 1890 > --- > I do not know what her husbands first name was but need to find her > children > > Thanks loads > Edie Chaney > >

Hi All. I am looking for information on Luther Howell Born in Bervley Randolph Co W.va. He Married Sally Ann Vest. daughter of Josha and Rebbeca Vest She was born 1862 in Bervley Randolph Co Wva. Thanks Jim.

Thursday Aug 24, 1961 page 4 Barbour Democrat Samuel M Boylen 63y of Philippi Rt 2 Ford Run community died at 4 a.m. on Friday August 18 in a Painesville, Ohio hospital where he had been a patient for five days. He was born in Barbour County on March 25, 1898, a son of the late James and Cordelia Cross Boylen. On November 8, 1924 he was married to the former Edna Lyons, who survives. Also surviving are three sons Ray J., Troy D., and Kenneth H. Boylen all of Painesville, one daughter, Mrs Carl (Melrose) Simpson, also of Painesville; one foster son Dennis Upton at home; 12 grandchildren, three brothers, Henry Boylen, George Boylen of Philippi, William Boylen of Kasson. Mr Boylen had been employed by Fisher Body Company at Cleveland, Ohio for the past 6 years. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Connie Dickens of Fairmont at 2 p.m. on Monday in a local funeral home. Burial was made in the Mt. Vernon Memorial Cemetery

Opps, Her parents were Albert and Melissa (Murphy) Weaver Bridgette Osz wrote: > > Thursday June 8, 1961 Barbour Democrat page 6 > > Mrs Lula Weaver 81y of Clemtown community died Tuesday May 30 at 2:00 > pm in a Weston hospital after a short illness > > She was born July 30, 1879 in Barbour County, a daughter of Albert and > Melissa Murphy. Her Husband Jacob Rexroad Weaver is deceased. > Surviving are four daughters Mrs Claude (Cordi) Goff of Grafton, Mrs. > Glenn (Wava) Sturms of Belington, Mrs Paul (Ruth) McCartney of Belington > and Mrs. Paul (Charlene) Mitchell of Bridgeport with whom she made her > home for the past few years one son Camdew Weaver of Moatsville; one > sister Alda Satterfield of Muncie, IN and one brother Delbert Weaver of > Belington > > One son and Daughter preceded her in Death > > She was a member of the Clemtown EUB Church

Thursday Oct 19, 1961 Barbour Democrat Charles Howard Bennett 77y of Junior died at Elkins hospital at 740 am Wed Oct 11, after a brief illness. He was born in Barbour county Aug 1 1884 a son of Calvin and Caroline Cross Bennett He is survived by his wife, the former Bertie Lee; one daughter Mrs. Charles Irene Zinn of Coronda, CA; one brother Floyd of Elkins two sisters Mrs. Norma Sturm of Elkins and Mrs Vern Corley of Philippi and three grandchildren Br Bennett was a retired employee of the West Virginia Coal and Coke Company, a member of the UMW and a member of Junior Methodist Church Interment at K of P cemetery

Thursday June 8, 1961 Barbour Democrat page 6 Mrs Lula Weaver 81y of Clemtown community died Tuesday May 30 at 2:00 pm in a Weston hospital after a short illness She was born July 30, 1879 in Barbour County, a daughter of Albert and Melissa Murphy. Her Husband Jacob Rexroad Weaver is deceased. Surviving are four daughters Mrs Claude (Cordi) Goff of Grafton, Mrs. Glenn (Wava) Sturms of Belington, Mrs Paul (Ruth) McCartney of Belington and Mrs. Paul (Charlene) Mitchell of Bridgeport with whom she made her home for the past few years one son Camdew Weaver of Moatsville; one sister Alda Satterfield of Muncie, IN and one brother Delbert Weaver of Belington One son and Daughter preceded her in Death She was a member of the Clemtown EUB Church

Henry Boylen obit is out of Oct 19, 1961 Barbour Democrat

Henry A. Boylen 60 y of Philippi RT#1 Grabanicle Hill died at 3:40 pm on Friday Oct 13 in the emergency room of Broadus Hospital shortly after arrival. He was born in BArbour County on August 3, 1901, a son of the late James and Cornelia Cross Boylen. Survivors include his widow Mrs Lona Virginia McDaniel Boylen, whom he married on March 21, 1924; one son' Donald Joe Boylen of Philippi; two daughters Mrs Burl (Patricia Ann)Annon of Moatsville and Mrs Thomas (Bonnie Lou) Dunnington of Cleveland, Ohio; five grandchildren and two brothers George of Philippi and William of Kasson He was a retired coalminer, a member of Local 2311 UMWA and a member of the Jerusalem Methodist Church, where services were held 2:00pm on Monday with Rev. George Fisher officiating

The following is taken from a civil war list, sent in by Annette Wetzel. I thought that someone may be interested: << From "A Guide to Virginia Military Organizations 1861- 1865" by Lee A. Wallace, Jr., Revised 2nd Ed., C. 1986, H. E. Howard, Inc., Lynchburg, VA, page 115: 31st Regt. Va. Vols. Jackson, William Lowther, Col., 1861 (assigned to Gen. T. J. Jackson's Staff) Reynolds, Samuel H., Col., 1861 (apptd., but declined) Hoffman, John Stringer, Col., 1862-1865 (wounded Feb. 5) Clawson, Nathan, Capt., comdg., 1865 This regiment was organized in State service unter Lt. Col. William L. Jackson, and was accepted into Confederate States service July 1, 1861, with ten companies, A to K, enlisted for one year. The regiment was reorganized May 1, 1862. Co. A, Marion Guard, Marion County (now West Va), enlisted May 17, 1861 for one year, reorganized May 1, 1862. Captains: William P. Thompson (resigned Feb. 8, 1862), William W. Arnett (resigned October 30, 1862), Leban R. Exline (resigned August, 1863), R. E. Steward (d. March 1864), Albert G. Stringer Co. B, Pendleton Minute Men, Pendleton County (now West Va.) enlisted May 19, 1861 for one year; when reorganized May 1, 1862, assigned as Co. K (2nd), 25th Regiment, Va Vols., Captains: D. C. Anderson, Wilson Harper. Co. B (2nd), Capt. Robert H. Bradshaw's Co.; formerly known as Co. E, No. 2; organized July 27, 1861 by the transfer of part of Co. E of this regiment; reorganized May 1, 1862, when it was designated as Co. B. Captains Robert Hook Bradshaw; William R. Lyman. Co. C, Capt. Uriel M. Turner's Co., enlisted May 21, 1961 for one year; reorganized May 1, 1862. Captains Uriel M. Turner (to May 1, 1862), William P. Cooper, James M. Blair (resigned November 22, 1864), Joshua Radabaugh. Co. D, Gilmer Rifles, Gilmer County (now West Va.); enlisted May 21, 1861 for one year; reorganized May 1, 1862. Captains John E. Mitchell (resigned June 21, 1861), J. S. Kerr McCutchen (elected August 1, 1861), Luther D. Haymond (resigned August 1863), John H. Yancey. Co. E, The Highlanders, enlisted May 11, 1861 for one year, reorganized May 1, 1862. Co. B(2nd) formerly Co. E No. 2, was formed by a division of this company July 27, 1861. Captains John W. Myers ( to May 1, 1862), Samuel A. Gilmore (resigned January 7, 1863), Jacob C. Matheny (resigned July 26, 1864), John Williams (temporarily in command July 1862.) Co. F, Capt. Jacob Currence's Co., enlisted May 24, 1861 for one year; reorganized May 1, 1862. Captains: James Currence (resigned February 13, 1862), Joseph French Harding (resigned February 16, 1864). Co. G, Capt. James C. Arbogast's Co., enlisted May 29, 1861 for one year; reorganized May 1, 1862. Captains: James Crawford Arbogast ( to Major, June 9, 1862), Elisha Wilfong. Co. H, Capt. Albert G. Reger's Co., enlisted May 14, 1861, for one year; reorganized May 1, 1862. Captains Albert G. Reger ( to Major 25th VA Vols.), Thomas A. Bradford (to May, 1862), George T. Thompson. Co. I, Capt. Alfred H. Jackson's Co., enlisted June 2, 1861 for one year; reorganized May 1, 1862. Captains: Alfred Henry Jackson (resigned December 10, 1861; to Major and AAG to Gen. T. J. Jackson), Nathan Clawson. Co. K, Capt. Henry Sturn's Co., enlisted May 18, 1861 for one year; reorganized May 1, 1862. Captains Henry Sturn (to May 1862), John R. Phillips. >>

Hi All. I am looking for information on Luther Howell. Birth date not know. I beleve he May have been born in Beverly W.va Randolph Co. He Married Sally or (Sarah) Ann Vest. daughter of Joshua Vest. And Rebecca??? She was Born March 11 1862 in Beverly Randolph Co W.va. and died in Morgantown Monongalia Co W.va Febuary 14 1949. Jim. James L. Rowan You can see my Rowan Webpage at the following site http://www.oe-pages.com/FAMILY/Homepages/jim68 ICQ# 17677021

Not my family, Hope it helps someone. Barbour Democrat July 12, 1917 Joseph Calvin Corder died at his home in St. Louis, MO June 19th. He was working in the yard, fixing a concrete drain,a nd came into the house and lay down on the bed and his wife called for a doctor but before she got through calling, he was dead. The deceased was 59y old, and is survived by his widow and one son, Clyde, now 16y old. There are three brothers living, George L., of Weston Marcellus of Mount Sterling, IL and Henry of Augusta,IL two sisters Mrs Artemesa Lawson of Flemington and Mrs. Dora Wilson, of Weston. Funeral services held from the home on Thursday 21 June at 2:00pm Two brothers Marcellus and Henry were present. Above was clipped from St. Louis paper and tells of one who was quite well known here when he lived in Barbour. He was known as "Cab" Corder and was a son of Thomas Corder of Shook's Run. His wife was Olive O'Neal a daughter of Samuel O'Neal and a sister of our townsman S.L. O'Neal

Doesn't fit into lines yet but my 3rd great grandmother after having a child to supposed William Stalnaker she didn't marry him, mar'd a Zacheriah Annon 1827-1897 and had 4 more Annon children, one of her grandchildren of Henry married George Ball 1899-1987. My Weaver lines lived in Arden in Moatsville area. Sophia Ball was born Nov 8, 1841 Died at her home at Moatsville Sept 28, 1917 She was 75y 10 months 28 days old. She was the daughter of John and Isabel Annon, She was married to Eugene Stalnaker and to this union to this union two children were born Henry A. W. Stalnaker of Tucker County and Clementine Weaver of Arden, WV After the death of her first husband she was married to Elder Isaac Ball and to this union were born 4 sons and 3 daughters Zackeriah Ball, of Tucker County, George Ball deceased, Samuel B. Ball of Cove. Mary Hall, of Taylor County, Martha A Phelps, of Davis and Bell Arble of Moatsville, with whom her mother lived at the time of her death, She also leaves 8 brothers and 2 sisters, Elders G.W. and J. Annon, of Thornton and Elder S. M. Annon of Kirt, Elizabeth DeMoss of Thornton and Clara B. DeMoss of Grafton 2 brothers and two sisters preceded her in death. Has long paragraph about her devotion to God and she joined German Baptist church Funeral services by Rev. Bradford Shaffer, buried next to last husband. written by S.M. Annon

This obit I copied because I thought it was related then dates didn't connect up. anyone know how they connect? Barbour Democrat Feb. 5, 1914 Mrs. Nancy Nestor died at 9:00 O'clock Friday night January 23, 1914 at her home on Raccoon Creek near Kasson. She was in her 69th year. She had been in bad health for some time. Her husband Geo. W. Nestor Sr preceded her to the grave about 20years. deceased had lived a bright and exemplary Christian life for many years. She was a worthy member of the M. P. church, having her membership in the church at Kasson (Danville). Her remains were laid to rest in the cemetery at Center M. P. Church at 2:00 pm Sunday January 25, in the presence of a large crowd of sorrowing relatives. Her pastor, Rev. C. W. Nestor preached the funeral sermon and officiated at the grave. Three sons, George W.. a prominent merchant at Danville; Aleck, who lives in Preston County, and John, with whom she was living at the time of her death, and two daughters Mrs. R. H. W. Ford and Mrs. A. A. England, both living near Danville, survive her. One son Daniel J. died a few years since at Belington. I copied this because I have a George W. Nestor 1818-1893 son of George and Amelia (Poling) Nestor that married Anna Mary Haller d/o George and Catherine (Rayburn) Haller Does anyone know the connection between The above George and this Daniel on 1850 census. 1850 Barbour Co. Census Daniel 53 y Nancy 32 y George W 6 y Catherine 5 y John J. 3 y 1870 Barbour Co census Geo. W. Nestor 26y Nancy 25y Daniel J. 7y Louisa B. 6y Alexander 4y

Are you sure that this is your great-grandmother's grave? Could there be more than one Margaret Talbott? The reason I ask is that I found a reference to a Margaret Talbott Wamsley in "Barbour County West Virginia Book of Deaths I 1853-1919 and Will Books 1 and 1-1/2, 1839-1889" by Mary Semple Coffman. The reference is to a description of the Will of Elisha TALBOTT. The Will was dated February 24, 1876 and probated May 29, 1880. The summary of his Will is as follows: "ELISHA TALBOTT, Barbour County, WV. Wife - Sarah; Sons - Wm. C., Robert R., Elam, Edwin S., Isaac D., Irvin F; Daughters - Josephine, Elizabeth wife of Addison Reed, Margaret wife of George Wamsley, Angeline wife of Wm. B. Woodford. Executors - Isaac D. and Robert R. Talbott, sons. Witnesses - J. W. Bosworth, E.D. Talbott, Lewis Wilson. Wife $1,000 and household goods, $400 to Josephine, rest equal to children." This Margaret Talbott was married to Mr. Wamsley at the time Elisha Talbott's will was written (1876), so she might not be your great-grandmother. But she could be the person who is buried in the cemetery. In Tucker County, on Dec. 26, 1893, a Jasper WAMSLEY, age 23, son of George and Margaret Wamsley, married Anna Hovatter, age 19 (no parents listed). This probably only makes things more complicated for you!!! Mary Hitt Murrysville, PA ----- Original Message ----- From: <Humindixie@aol.com> To: <WVRANDOL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 23, 1999 9:25 AM Subject: [WVRANDOL-L] Syrena Margaret Talbott, John (?George) Gibson > My great-grandmother, Syrena Margaret Talbott, born 1846, died 27 March 1908, > married, > after the death of my great-grandfather, John Alonzo (?George) Gibson on 05 > October 1881. > She is buried in Montrose Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Montrose, > Randolph County, > West Virginia. Even though her name was Gibson at the time of her death, her > tombstone says > "Wamsley"; I don't know if Gibson was living at the time of her death or not. > > > Does anyone know anything about the marriage between Margaret Talbott and > Gibson and > whether or not they had children? > > Wanda Wamsley Balducci > >

My great-grandmother, Syrena Margaret Talbott, born 1846, died 27 March 1908, married, after the death of my great-grandfather, John Alonzo (?George) Gibson on 05 October 1881. She is buried in Montrose Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Montrose, Randolph County, West Virginia. Even though her name was Gibson at the time of her death, her tombstone says "Wamsley"; I don't know if Gibson was living at the time of her death or not. Does anyone know anything about the marriage between Margaret Talbott and Gibson and whether or not they had children? Wanda Wamsley Balducci

NOT my family if like a copy will send, hurry before it gets tossed. Barbour Democrat August 7, 1913 Mrs. Arzula Hickman, wife of Isaac Hickman, died at her home on Isaac's Run, July 29, 1914 of diseases incident to old age. Mrs., Hickman, whose maiden name was Arzula Marks was born May 16, 1835, being at the time of her death 77 years old. She married Isaac Hickman May 16, 1855. To this union ten children were born, Adaline, Florence, MAry, Lummie, Arthur, John Benjamin and William. Seven are living, three preceded her in death. Mrs. Hickman had been a faithful and consistent member of the U. B. Church for 35y. Her remains were interred in the Peel Tree cemetery, attended by a large concourse of friends and relatives. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Kelly of Rockford, under the aupiccs of the U. B. Church. "Uncle" Isaac and his family have profound sympathy of the entire neighborhood.

NOT my family but couldn't not copy it, I think one of you are working on this name. Didn't type all.If you like a copy let me know right away, will send it to you, before it gets tossed. Found in Barbour Democrat Mar. 19, 1914 Mrs. Eva (Reed) Woodford of 411 German Ave. Topeka ,KS was born Dec 20, 1873 in Philippi, WV, died at Sanbarnedio, CA aged 40y 1 month and 23 days. She was united in marriage to Robert T. Woodford in Philippi Nov. 27, 1895. To this union was born Carrie aged 16y; Harold, who died at the age of 4 years; and Reed, aged 5 months, who with devoted husband, five sisters and two brothers ....... Some three months ago the home was sold and the family moved to CA for hope of regaining her lost health. For the past 6 years a resident of KS coming from WV to Reading, thence moving to Topeka, where they since resided the husband having a good position with the Santa FA shops. Though in failing health ...... On the evening of the 18th at 7:15 the end came. After she rocked her baby to sleep and laid him on the bed to rest, a hemorrhage set in; she called her husband to her aid, and before medical aid could reach her she was at rest The body arrived at Topeka Sunday evening. The funeral was held at Derby residence, 1307 Seward Ave. Feb. 23 at 2:00 pm Rev. J. S. Umberger, of the Seward Ave. Baptist Church, assisted by a quartet from the church, conducted services The interment made at Topeka cemetery. Besides the relatives mentioned, there were present at the funeral Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Nell, of Valley Falls, KS and Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Reed of Reading, KS. The children will for the present make their home with Mr. and Mrs. Reed, of Reading Mr. Woodford will resume his position in the Santa Fa shops

Hi all. I am resarching the surname's of. JACK--------JACKSON------------JAMES----------JANNEY--------JENSEN---------- --JEPPE------------JOHNSON-----------JONES---- James L. Rowan You can see my Rowan Webpage at the following site http://www.oe-pages.com/FAMILY/Homepages/jim68 ICQ# 17677021

Would the lady who wanted the names on the Gallawau Barbour Co WV WW II HONOR ROLL, please contact me again. I deleted your address. Sorry.... Barbara shepardgirl@earthlink.net reedg@nationwide.com wrote: > Are you aware of the following web site which > has the WV history of civil war medals: > > http://www.wvlc.wvnet.edu/history/medals.html