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.