Thank you Elaine, I appreciate your kindness and advice. I was hoping to find some History as well on early settlers of Hampshire Co. I`ll definately have to check more resources. There was a Phillip Fogle in Augusta Co.,VA on the 1800 tax list. http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.com/~vataxlists/Augusta/1800PersonalB/10.jpg Also a Peter Fogle Corner at Beverley Manor (Deed 19 pg.216) This may be the same guy or father of Phillip Fogle from Hampshire Co. Sue Elaine D Tomkins wrote: > > Sue, > > W.Va. counties kept death records which named parents of deceased (& still do), > if known by person reporting death. Many pre-Civil War records were lost in the > war, but it is worth checking out; there is a good chance that some of Philip's > children may have lived until after the war. I would recommend going to your > local LDS/Fam.History Ctr. and ordering the microfilms of the death records for > the counties in question. If you find any of Philip's offspring in the death > records, there is a chance that the parents would be named--and you'll have the > name of Philip's wife. To see online what is available for any specific county > in question, go to > http://www.familysearch.com/Eng/Library/FHLC/frameset_fhlc.asp and do a place > search. Type the name of the county (without the word "County") in the "Place" > box and the name of the state (written out) in the "Part of" box. Good luck! > > Sue Sisk wrote: > > > ... > > If anyone could please add/subtract to this line I`d appreciate it. > > I would really like to find out who Phillip Fogle`s wife was, > > and if he had a son named Peter Fogle, wife Annarah [Dent] > > of Monongalia Co.,WV.

Strangely enough, I checked for the message. This computer did not receive it. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerry Edwards" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2002 1:51 PM Subject: [WVHAMPSH-L] Virus > Howdy, > > I got an e-mail today from generean, subject: Genealogy Records, go to. It had a virus that Norton could not repair, It caught it but couldn't repair it. > Jerry Edwards > Looking for Edwards/Chamberlain/Mote/Patty/Hiatt/Hiett > >

That's the good thing about having Norton...it won't let the incurable virus into your machine. It places it into quarantine, then waits for you to submit it to report it to Norton, or simply delete the virus. At this point with all the messages sent to the unsuspecting members, it is possible for a few to be sent without knowledge. One of the best features I like about Norton is the on line support at www.symantec.com they will find any way possible to correct the problems with a users system. I'm glad to hear yours was safe. Judy (using Mom's computer) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerry Edwards" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2002 1:51 PM Subject: [WVHAMPSH-L] Virus > Howdy, > > I got an e-mail today from generean, subject: Genealogy Records, go to. It had a virus that Norton could not repair, It caught it but couldn't repair it. > Jerry Edwards > Looking for Edwards/Chamberlain/Mote/Patty/Hiatt/Hiett > >

I have the Hampshire County death records on microfilm. Until sometime after the time frame he's looking for there is very little information in there. I have a 1900 death for a 60-yr-old which fails to mention (a) her maiden name or (b) her husband's name; there is another entry for the same surname which fails to even mention her given name, she's shown as Mrs. X. In many eras, there was no place on the form for the information, it was not requested, not required, not reported. And in one set, for reasons that elude me, it wants Citizenship and length of residence in the county instead of birthplace! Cheryl At 11:55 AM 08/20/2002 -0400, Elaine wrote: >Sue, > >W.Va. counties kept death records which named parents of deceased (& still do), >if known by person reporting death. Many pre-Civil War records were lost in the >war, but it is worth checking out; there is a good chance that some of Philip's >children may have lived until after the war. I would recommend going to your >local LDS/Fam.History Ctr. and ordering the microfilms of the death records for >the counties in question. If you find any of Philip's offspring in the death >records, there is a chance that the parents would be named--and you'll have the >name of Philip's wife. To see online what is available for any specific county >in question, go to >http://www.familysearch.com/Eng/Library/FHLC/frameset_fhlc.asp and do a place >search. Type the name of the county (without the word "County") in the "Place" >box and the name of the state (written out) in the "Part of" box. Good luck! > >Sue Sisk wrote: > >> ... >> If anyone could please add/subtract to this line I`d appreciate it. >> I would really like to find out who Phillip Fogle`s wife was, >> and if he had a son named Peter Fogle, wife Annarah [Dent] >> of Monongalia Co.,WV. > >

Wayne, "Congratulation" Best wishes for a long healthy -happy marriage. I would like to see a copy of the "Happy Couple" Izetta ----- Original Message ----- From: R. Wayne McGahuey <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 6:42 PM Subject: [WVHAMPSH-L] Marriage 16 Aug 2002 of Wayne and Linda McGahuey > Greetings one and all, > > Just a small update to anyone that cares. > > Linda and I were married this past week. > > It was a wonderful night. 16 Aug 2002 Friday Night at Ocean City MD at > about 7PM. > > We had a great weekend. > > If anyone would like to see a photo of the happy couple, please email me > and I can send you a copy of the photo we had taken at the "Old Time Photo" > on the Ocean City Boardwalk. We will go to Ocean City on Thursday to look > at the proof and order the actual photos. > > Wayne of Capon Bridge > > > > Hampshire Co. website: (not working until CityNet sets me up a website) > My Homepage website: (not working until CityNet sets me up a website) > > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.381 / Virus Database: 214 - Release Date: 8/2/02

Howdy, I got an e-mail today from generean, subject: Genealogy Records, go to. It had a virus that Norton could not repair, It caught it but couldn't repair it. Jerry Edwards Looking for Edwards/Chamberlain/Mote/Patty/Hiatt/Hiett

Sue, W.Va. counties kept death records which named parents of deceased (& still do), if known by person reporting death. Many pre-Civil War records were lost in the war, but it is worth checking out; there is a good chance that some of Philip's children may have lived until after the war. I would recommend going to your local LDS/Fam.History Ctr. and ordering the microfilms of the death records for the counties in question. If you find any of Philip's offspring in the death records, there is a chance that the parents would be named--and you'll have the name of Philip's wife. To see online what is available for any specific county in question, go to http://www.familysearch.com/Eng/Library/FHLC/frameset_fhlc.asp and do a place search. Type the name of the county (without the word "County") in the "Place" box and the name of the state (written out) in the "Part of" box. Good luck! Sue Sisk wrote: > ... > If anyone could please add/subtract to this line I`d appreciate it. > I would really like to find out who Phillip Fogle`s wife was, > and if he had a son named Peter Fogle, wife Annarah [Dent] > of Monongalia Co.,WV.

I am researching the following names,Samuel Flanagan,Julie Ann Blue,John Lambert,Patrick McCormick and Eliza Catherine Flanagan. Carol Flanagan

Congratulations! My invitation must have gotten lost in the mail! Marian in Virginia ----- Original Message ----- From: "R. Wayne McGahuey" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 9:42 PM Subject: [WVHAMPSH-L] Marriage 16 Aug 2002 of Wayne and Linda McGahuey > Greetings one and all, > > Just a small update to anyone that cares. > > Linda and I were married this past week. > > It was a wonderful night. 16 Aug 2002 Friday Night at Ocean City MD at > about 7PM. > > We had a great weekend. > > If anyone would like to see a photo of the happy couple, please email me > and I can send you a copy of the photo we had taken at the "Old Time Photo" > on the Ocean City Boardwalk. We will go to Ocean City on Thursday to look > at the proof and order the actual photos. > > Wayne of Capon Bridge > > > > Hampshire Co. website: (not working until CityNet sets me up a website) > My Homepage website: (not working until CityNet sets me up a website) > > ______________________________

Thank you Elaine, I do appreciate you sending the Census info on Phillip Fogle of Hampshire Co., I scouted around and found more. If anyone could please add/subtract to this line I`d appreciate it. I would really like to find out who Phillip Fogle`s wife was, and if he had a son named Peter Fogle, wife Annarah [Dent] of Monongalia Co.,WV. Phillip Fogle was quite the virile man or raising someone`s children! I`m curious what happened to John & William Fogle [below]. Since Michael`s first child was born in Ohio, perhaps they moved there. Would appreciate any help with Hampshire Co. records on this line. Thank you, Sue HAMPSHIRE CO., VA/WV 1810 Census Phillip Fogle Hampshire Co.,VA = 4 males, 5 females Code 794 Image:42 pg.794 1810, p.794: Phillip Fogle Under age 10 - 2 males, 4 females Age 10 & under 16 - 1 male Age 26 & under 45 - 1 male, 1 female John Foley = 2 males, 3 females pg.803 (?brother to Phillip?) William Foley = 4 males, 3 females pg.800 (?brother to Phillip?) (?William Fogle-father of John & Michael [below]?) 1820 Census Phillip Fogle Hampshire Co.,VA = 8 males, 7 females Code 261 Image:276 pg.261 1820, p.261: Phillip Fogle Under age 10 - 3 males, 3 females Age 10 & under 16 - 1 male, 1 female Between 16 & 18 - 1 male (category for males only) Age 16 & under 26 - 2 males, 2 females Age 26 & under 45 - 1 female Age 45 & up - 1 male William Fogle= 4 males, 3 females pg.254 John Foger= 3 males, 2 females pg.268 1830 Census Phillip Fogle Hampshire Co.,VA = 6 males, 3 females Code 20 Image:43 pg.20 1830, p.20: Phillip Fogle Age 5 & under 10 - 1 male Age 10 & under 15 - 2 males, 1 female Age 15 & under 20 - 2 males, 1 female Age 40 & under 50 - 1 female Age 50 & under 60 - 1 male Comparing all these dates and ages, you can narrow Philip's year of birth to 1775-1780 and his wife's to 1781-1784. Following are the Fogel/Fogle marriages listed in "Hampshire Co. Marriages of the 1800's": Charlotte Fogel to Benjamin Kervey, 4 Sept 1826 Henry Fogel to Lucretia Harsell, 18 Dec 1823 Henry Fogle to Lucretia Harsell, 25 Dec 1823 Julia Fogle to A. Leatherman, 9 Mar 1848 1840 Census Michael Fogle = 2 males, 4 females pg.54/198 On the 1840 Census (p.198), Michael headed the only Fogle household: Under age 5 - 1 female (Eliza) Age 5 & under 10 - 2 females (? & Elizabeth) Age 30 & under 40 - 1 male (Michael), 1 female (Martha) Age 60 & under 70 - 1 male (?Michael's widowed uncle-?Phillip Fogle) 1850 Census CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: WV COUNTY: Mineral PAGE NO: 194AB 38 762 762 Fogle Michael 50 M Laborer VA 39 762 762 Fogle Martha 50 F PA 40 762 762 Fogle Elizabeth 17 F OH 41 762 762 Fogle Eliza 11 F MD 42 762 762 Fogle William 7 M VA ====================================Pg.195A 1 762 762 Fogle Amanda 5 F VA 2 762 762 Fogle Henry 9 M VA Michael FOGLE Event(s):Birth:1800 Virginia Parents:m.8-11-1788 in Shenandoah, VA Father:William FOGLE (?on the 1810-20 Census for Hampshire Co.,VA?) Mother:Elizabeth WETSEL (?daughter named after her?) ?John FOGLE Event(s):Birth:1797 Virginia Parents:m.8-11-1788 in Shenandoah, VA Father:William FOGLE Mother:Elizabeth WETSEL 1860 Census FOGLE, MICHAEL State:WV Year:1860 County:Hampshire County Record Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:Frankfort P.O. Page:231 ID: I94959856 Name: Michael FOGLE Given Name: Michael Surname: Fogle Sex: M Birth: abt 1800 in Virginia Marriage 1 Martha BLACK b:abt 1810 in PA, USA ?married in 1836 Stark Co.,OH? Children 1. William R FOGLE b: 30 May 1844 in Hampshire, Mineralm Va, USA 2. Elizabeth FOGLE b: 1833 in Ohio, USA (?mother?) 3. Eliza FOGLE b: 1839 in Maryland, USA 4. Willam R FOGLE b: 30 May 1844 in Hampshire, VA, USA w.Emily Rebecca Noe 5. Amanda FOGLE b: 1845 in Hampshire, VA, USA 6. Henry FOGLE b: 1849 in Hampshire, VA 7. Hester Jane FOGLE b: 15 May 1851 in Hampshire, VA, USA 8. Jacob FOGLE b: 1854 in Hanpshire, VA, USA Following are the Fogel/Fogle marriages listed in "Hampshire Co. Marriages of the 1800's": Charlotte Fogel to Benjamin Kervey, 4 Sept 1826 Henry Fogel to Lucretia Harsell, 18 Dec 1823 Henry Fogle to Lucretia Harsell, 25 Dec 1823 Julia Fogle to A. Leatherman, 9 Mar 1848

CONGRADULATIONS "R. Wayne McGahuey" wrote: > Greetings one and all, > > Just a small update to anyone that cares. > > Linda and I were married this past week. > > It was a wonderful night. 16 Aug 2002 Friday Night at Ocean City MD at > about 7PM. > > We had a great weekend. > > If anyone would like to see a photo of the happy couple, please email me > and I can send you a copy of the photo we had taken at the "Old Time Photo" > on the Ocean City Boardwalk. We will go to Ocean City on Thursday to look > at the proof and order the actual photos. > > Wayne of Capon Bridge > > Hampshire Co. website: (not working until CityNet sets me up a website) > My Homepage website: (not working until CityNet sets me up a website)

Congratulations! Yes, I would like to see the newly weds. I feel that I know you. Bill Pyles

Congratulations Wayne, Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: "R. Wayne McGahuey" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 8:42 PM Subject: [WVHAMPSH-L] Marriage 16 Aug 2002 of Wayne and Linda McGahuey > Greetings one and all, > > Just a small update to anyone that cares. > > Linda and I were married this past week. > > It was a wonderful night. 16 Aug 2002 Friday Night at Ocean City MD at > about 7PM. > > We had a great weekend. > > If anyone would like to see a photo of the happy couple, please email me > and I can send you a copy of the photo we had taken at the "Old Time Photo" > on the Ocean City Boardwalk. We will go to Ocean City on Thursday to look > at the proof and order the actual photos. > > Wayne of Capon Bridge > > > > Hampshire Co. website: (not working until CityNet sets me up a website) > My Homepage website: (not working until CityNet sets me up a website) > >

Congratulations Wayne, That could be why no one could get a hold of you, huh! Jerry Edwards Looking for Edwards/Chamberlain/Mote/Patty/Hiatt/Hiett ----- Original Message ----- From: "R. Wayne McGahuey" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 8:42 PM Subject: [WVHAMPSH-L] Marriage 16 Aug 2002 of Wayne and Linda McGahuey > Greetings one and all, > > Just a small update to anyone that cares. > > Linda and I were married this past week. > > It was a wonderful night. 16 Aug 2002 Friday Night at Ocean City MD at > about 7PM. > > We had a great weekend. > > If anyone would like to see a photo of the happy couple, please email me > and I can send you a copy of the photo we had taken at the "Old Time Photo" > on the Ocean City Boardwalk. We will go to Ocean City on Thursday to look > at the proof and order the actual photos. > > Wayne of Capon Bridge > > > > Hampshire Co. website: (not working until CityNet sets me up a website) > My Homepage website: (not working until CityNet sets me up a website) > >

Greetings one and all, Just a small update to anyone that cares. Linda and I were married this past week. It was a wonderful night. 16 Aug 2002 Friday Night at Ocean City MD at about 7PM. We had a great weekend. If anyone would like to see a photo of the happy couple, please email me and I can send you a copy of the photo we had taken at the "Old Time Photo" on the Ocean City Boardwalk. We will go to Ocean City on Thursday to look at the proof and order the actual photos. Wayne of Capon Bridge Hampshire Co. website: (not working until CityNet sets me up a website) My Homepage website: (not working until CityNet sets me up a website)

Sue, The info on Philip Fogle on these three censuses is as follows: 1810, p.794: Under age 10 - 2 males, 4 females Age 10 & under 16 - 1 male Age 26 & under 45 - 1 male, 1 female 1820, p.261: Under age 10 - 3 males, 3 females Age 10 & under 16 - 1 male, 1 female Between 16 & 18 - 1 male (category for males only) Age 16 & under 26 - 2 males, 2 females Age 26 & under 45 - 1 female Age 45 & up - 1 male 1830, p.20: Age 5 & under 10 - 1 male Age 10 & under 15 - 2 males, 1 female Age 15 & under 20 - 2 males, 1 female Age 40 & under 50 - 1 female Age 50 & under 60 - 1 male 50-yr-old Michael Fogle listed in the 1850 Census (pp.194D & 195A, Mineral Div.) is probably one of Philip's sons. On the 1840 Census (p.198), Michael headed the only Fogle household: Under age 5 - 1 female Age 5 & under 10 - 2 females Age 30 & under 40 - 1 male (Michael), 1 female (Michael's wife) Age 60 & under 70 - 1 male (probably Michael's widowed father) Comparing all these dates and ages, you can narrow Philip's year of birth to 1775-1780 and his wife's to 1781-1784. Following are the Fogel/Fogle marriages listed in "Hampshire Co. Marriages of the 1800's": Charlotte Fogel to Benjamin Kervey, 4 Sept 1826 Henry Fogel to Lucretia Harsell, 18 Dec 1823 Henry Fogle to Lucretia Harsell, 25 Dec 1823 Julia Fogle to A. Leatherman, 9 Mar 1848 Sue Sisk wrote: > I would like to find out more about Phillip Fogle....

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I too tried to go to his web site and could not bring it up. Wayne are you out there??

I would like to find out more about Phillip Fogle listed in the Census [below]. Does anyone have his age and who he was married to? Thanks all, Sue Phillip Fogle 1810 Census Hampshire Co.,VA Image:42 pg.20 1820 Census Hampshire Co.,VA Image:276 pg.261 1830 Census Hampshire Co.,VA Image:43 pg.20

Henry Wolary, who is buried in the Old Quaker Cemetery in Gainesboro, Frederick County, married Elizabeth Rogers October 17, 1811 in Old Frederick County. My grandmother had told me that the Wolary name used to be ULLERY and Dr. Kerns in one of his books also referred to Elizabeth Rogers husband as Ullery. I am trying to determine where Henry Wolary came from or who his parents were. He was born about 1788. Married Elizabeth Rogers in 1811. Moved to Clinton Co., Ohio sometime after his marriage and then on to Auglaize county, Ohio. He returned to Frederick county about 1849 and died there on August 7, 1849 and was buried in Gainesboro. Dan Woolary