This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WCC.2ACE/4260.1 Message Board Post: Yes. Milhoan Ridge is in the north west part of the county. It goes east off of State Route 68 about ten miles north of Ravenswood. I think the cemetery is in the same area but not sure as it is one that I have not been to. Les

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Rardin, Milhoan, Bever, Golden, Hill Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WCC.2ACE/4260 Message Board Post: Can anyone tell me if there is a Milhoan Ridge and Rardin cemetary in Jackson county?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WCC.2ACE/4259 Message Board Post: Looking for info. on Amanda Stover (stoner- storer) married Aaron T. King in adams co. Pa. died 1875 Thanks Jerry

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I would be very interested in a book. My family were from Jackson County. William Lloyd born March 28 1816 died Feb 3 1905 married Elizabeth Ridenour. His father was Thomas Lloyd and mother Anna Lloyd. I don't have anything on where they were born or dates. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lesley Shockey" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2005 10:24 AM Subject: [WVJackson] Jackson County Past and Present, 1990 > At 12:54 PM 8/22/2005, you wrote: >>Do you know if there is a Jackson County WV History book being sold at >>this >>time? > > I checked with the Jackson County Library in Ripley. The last copies that > they had available sold over a year ago. They are referring people to > contact Mabel Chapman of Ripley, current president of the Jackson County > Historical Society to see if another reprint is planned. Will try to > find an address an phone number if anyone is interested. > > Les Shockey > > > > ==== WVJACKSO Mailing List ==== > Do you have material to add to the Jackson County pages? > Adding Bible Records, Deeds, Obituaries, Pensions and Biographies > is a great way to share with other Jackson County researchers. >

At 12:54 PM 8/22/2005, you wrote: >Do you know if there is a Jackson County WV History book being sold at this >time? I checked with the Jackson County Library in Ripley. The last copies that they had available sold over a year ago. They are referring people to contact Mabel Chapman of Ripley, current president of the Jackson County Historical Society to see if another reprint is planned. Will try to find an address an phone number if anyone is interested. Les Shockey

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WCC.2ACE/4250.2 Message Board Post: hi, i grew up in ravenswood, went to school in the 50's and 60's. about every kid would take trips to visit relatives in the pittsburgh area and northeast ohio. your observations are right on. between the years 1910 and 1940 jackson co.'s population dropped from 23,000 down to 14,000. you're right ; they went north to find work in the industrial belt, got settled in then got their friends and relatives to come. i believe this was also helped out by the transportation dynamics of the day. in the early days of that period they could still jump on a riverboat or shortly thereafter take a train which followed the ohio river bank for ease of construction. it would take 'em to both areas. the hillbillies { i use the term with respect and affection as i am proud to be one} were not afraid of work and the factory managers would take their their word on the worth of a friend or relative they wanted to help get on. i've heard a lot of these stories. and , of course the jac! kson countians were suave and good looking so they usually found a local sweetheart. anyway, that's my opinion as a very amateur historian. also i'll keep an eye out for the names you're interested in as i continue my research. good luck, God bless. fletch

You need some dates in this query, but here is one Richard Stephens. Name Death Date Death Place Gender Birth Date Birthplace Mother's Maiden Name Order Original Record Save This STEPHENS, RICHARD LEE14 Nov 1989 SAN DIEGO MALE 11 Apr 1948 WEST VIRGINIA ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2005 1:35 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [WVJackson] Richard Stephens This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Stephens Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WCC.2ACE/4254 Message Board Post: I am looking for my real father ... He has ties to many counties.. an jackson is one of them..... His mother was MaryWilson Stephens... Father was Charles Stephens .... Help me please ==== WVJACKSO Mailing List ==== Do you have material to add to the Jackson County pages? Adding Bible Records, Deeds, Obituaries, Pensions and Biographies is a great way to share with other Jackson County researchers.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: FISHER-HUNT Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WCC.2ACE/4258.1.1 Message Board Post: Carol: Yes I have Charles Fisher's information in great detail he was my grandfather. Although he died in the 1950's by grandmother Ruby HUNT-FISHER died in 1990 and we lived together from my birth (1966) until her death. I am more than happy to forward information and pictures of the various family members/decendants to anyone. This website and all the members especially MDEROOTS over the years have been very good to me and I can never return the favor as greatly has they have provided. Jeff Fisher Columbus, Ohio

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WCC.2ACE/4258.1 Message Board Post: Jeffrey..Would love to have information on the Fisher side of your family. I am distantly related to John Clem Fisher, h/o Hattie B. Hunt Fisher, with lots of Fisher family in the area of Jackson/Kanawha/Putnam counties. My great grandmother was Rachel Catherine Fisher (d/o John & Lucretia Harrison Fisher) who m. Anthony Hall. Do you have Charles Fisher's parents and siblings? Any information would be appreciated. You can email me at [email protected] or post information here. I looked up the 1900 Kanawha Co, Poca Dist. Sissonville Precinct census and found Warren Hunt and his family. It lists him as well as his parents, wife and two children (Hattie B. & Ralph B.) being born in PA. Dewitt is the first shown born in WV. by 1910 they are living in Crawley Precinct in the Poca Dist of Kanawha Co. This census shows his parents being born in NY! Hunt, Warren 48 PA Callie M 45 PA Ralph B. 22 son PA Oscar D. 21 son WV Ora M. 16 dau WV Ruby 8 dau WV Sheldon 2 son WV Mullins, Fannie 17 lodger WV I don't know if this is your Warren or not. The age is not right, but it's worth investigating. 1880 Erie Co, PA census, Greenfield, Erie, Pennsylvania Daniel HUNT Self M Male W 60 NY Farmer RI RI Elizabeth HUNT Wife M Female W 52 NY Keeping House MA VT Richard HUNT Son S Male W 24 PA At Home NY NY Charlotte HUNT Dau S Female W 11 PA At School NY NY Warren HUNT Son S Male W 10 PA NY NY Will look more later.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hunt, Kilgore, Ranson, Fisher, Garnes Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WCC.2ACE/4258 Message Board Post: My grandmother was a HUNT before marrying Charles FISHER. Ruby M. HUNT was her name and she was born near Sissionville in 1902 in the home her father WARREN DANIEL HUNT built just before his death. His widow remarried a James GARNES before moving the family to Dunbar area. Callie Mae KILGORE HUNT died in 1940 in Dunbar but is buried next to her first husband WARREN HUNT at Emma Chapel just above Liberty, WVA. I have more information and a extremely large fireplace size original picture of WARREN HUNT if this helps anyone with their family research. Callie Mae KILGORE-HUNT also had a neighbor type up her hand written dairy of family stories and notes. There were only five original copies ever made. I have one of those original copies. The "HUNT" name does not appear as often as I would or anyone properly researching that name would like. However, it does mention the other HUNT children such as Maude HUNT-RANSON, Sheldon HUNT, Ruby HUNT-FISHER, Dewitt HUNT and of course Hattie HUNT-FISHER. If anyone has information about Warren Daniel HUNT, I would love to know more than just his name and dates of birth and death.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Welch, Horner, Truman Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WCC.2ACE/1305.1415.1431.1 Message Board Post: Andrew Welch was listed as 80 on 1840 census. Andrew W. should be Andrew J. Welch (my gg grandfather). Would like to know where in Ireland he came from.

Hello List Members, I am hoping that some kind person will be able to help me with a search for a newspaper article that may have appeared in the local newspaper in Jackson County on or shortly after 28 April 1917. The article concerns the untimely death of my ancestor, William Henry BAKER. The tragic demise of BAKER took place in Cabell County but BAKER's remains were sent back to Mason County for burial. The Mason County archived newspapers for 1917 are missing in the Point Pleasant Library and the Point Pleasant Register (newspaper) only keeps microfilmed copies for two years. I am searching for the name of the funeral home that would have been in business in Mason County at the time who would have handled the necessary arrangements as well as the burial location/cemetery. Thank you, Bette

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WCC.2ACE/4257.1 Message Board Post: Have you tried writing to the West Virginia Archives? They may be able to find more information for you. You have all the names & dates & places. Everyone loves a good mystery. Surely you'd be able to get someone at the archives interested. http://www.wvculture.org/history/wvsamenu.html "The Archives will not answer e-mail research requests. All research requests must be submitted in writing to the Archives and History Library; The Cultural Center; 1900 Kanawha Boulevard, E.; Charleston, WV 25305-0300. Requests from outside West Virginia must be accompanied by a $15 research fee; a $5 research fee must accompany in-state requests (checks made payable to Division of Culture and History). Please read the Archives' listing of services available for more details on research correspondence." Newspapers from that time period are hard to come by, but a murder might just be mentioned in neighboring counties or over the river in Ohio. I subscribe to NewspaperArchives.com and I will do some searching and see what comes up.

Hi Ellen, First did you look at the 1840 Jackson County census for Daniel and Margaret? It is often overlooked that Jackson County was formed in 1831 and about one third of it was taken from Mason County. I have several ancestors who were listed in Mason County census up through 1830 and then in Jackson County from 1840 on without moving from their original locations. Also I will print out a copy of your email and take to work with me. Ron Morgan works the same job as me but on a different shift. He does have quite a bit of information on the Morgan family. Les Shockey At 04:07 AM 8/18/2005, you wrote: >I'm sorry this is going to be such a long one but I am having >trouble with these families and am wondering if there is anyone out >there who might recognize this family. > >Margaret YEAGER daughter of Peter Yeager married a Daniel MORGAN >some time before 1824 when their first child Solomon was born. In >the 1830 Federal Census for Mason Co. Virginia Margaret is listed as >Head of house hold with 1 male between 5-10 and one female under age >of 5. I have a deed where she and Daniel are named grantors along >with her sisters Catherine wife of Daniel ROUSH, Sarah wife of >George AUMILLER, brother Solomon Yeager and wife Susan. Brother >Joseph was the grantee, as he took over their deceased father's >mill located on Old Town Creek, in Mason Co. WV dated 20 Aug 1831. >This is my only proof that Daniel and Margaret were married, however >only Margaret signed the deed whereas all the other spouses of the >brother and sisters signed the deed. >Where is Daniel????? > >This family disappears in 1840, doing a line-by-line search of >Morgan Co. there are NO Morgan's living in Mason Co. in 1840. Daniel >and Margaret Morgan's son Solomon and Rachel CALDWELL were married >13 Feb. 1845 in Mason Co. On 17 January 1847 Solomon and Rachel >purchased a piece of property that borders the Yeager Mill (this >comes from the descriptions of the land in the deed between >Hutchinson McDaniel, his wife Hannah and Solomon and Rachel). >Solomon and Rachel had the following children: > >1850 Mason Co. census - Daniel V. Morgan age 4 (he married Mary >Francis Meek in Greenup Co. KY 1868) > >1860 " " Daniel V age 14 > James W. age 6 (he married > Mary E. McNear 1880 Mason Co. WV) > Margaret age 4 > Mary F. age 1 > >In 1870 Solomon is apparently longer living and Rachel has remarried >(I think) to a Henry CHERRY [1868 Mason Co.Marriage Record] however >in the Mason Co Census we find Rachel (now Cherry) age 41 attached >to the household of a John Pullin and his 11 children (his wife >Elizabeth has probably died - I found the Pullin's living near >Solomon and Rachel in the 1850 census and in the same general >vicinity in 1860 so they were neighbors). Rachel now has the >following Morgan children living with her: >James W age 18 (this is my husbands ggrandfather) >Margaret age 14 >Mary F. age 11 >Jesse age 10 >Silia L(?) age 7 (f) >infant age 1/12 (m) > >A closer look at the above 1870 census I discovered that Rachel >owned the land and the Pullins were just working the farm. Where is Henry???? > >I found a Racheal (sic) Morgan age 52 (did she go back to Morgan >from Cherry?) in Robinson, Mason Co. in the 1880 census with a 20 >year old Mary. > >Now this is where the story gets interesting, in Feb 1884 Jesse T >Morgan sued Mary F Morgan wife of Daniel V. Morgan deceased, and all >of his children for the partition of 5 acres of land that was part >of the Solomon Morgan estate. He was claiming his share and that >of his three other siblings. Mary Francis Morgan had been given >permission to live in the abandoned Solomon Morgan estate by Rachel >Morgan after the death of her son Daniel V. Morgan. (In 1883 James >W. Morgan and his wife Mary signed over their share of the estate >for $100.) The upshot of the story is that Mary Francis Morgan and >her children were given $100 and told to leave the Solomon Farm and >to deed over their share of the estate to Jesse T who then sold the >property to Maggie Musgrave for $1000. I am sure there is more to >this story that I have not yet found. Where was Rachel when all this >was going on???? > >Now for the Jackson County part of this story. >Jame W. Morgan married Mary E. McNEAR (McNeer) in Jan. 1880, she is >the daughter of Daniel Forney McNear and Charity RHODES of Roane >Co., Daniel is said to be from TN (this not profen as I can not >locate any McNear in TN, or WV and as yet haven't located him in PA >either) Charity is the daughter of Joseph Rhodes and Sarah (1850 >Jackson Co. census) >In the census I have for Charity and Daniel McNear it lists his >birth place as VA, parents both PA Daniel fought in the CW on the >Union side he was wounded, received a pension as did Charity as his widow. > >Other than the 1870 and 1880 census for Jackson Co. Charity and >Daniel disappear. They had the following children >James S. McNear bn abt 1863 m. Mary Morgan (is this James W. >Morgan's sister) they moved to TX >Mary E, McNear bn Aug of 1865 m James W. Morgan (husbands ggrandlparents) >Martha J. McNear bn abt 1867 m Arnold Harper >William H. McNear bn abt 1869 m Kate Knightep lived in WV >Hannah E. McNear bn abt 1872 m Fred McCullough >Nancy E. McNear bn abt 1875 >Nanny E. McNear bn abt 1877 > >James W. and Mary E.( McNear) Morgan lived in Jackson Co. all of >their married life. I know little of their life except that he was a >farmer and had a store near Ripply. My mother-in-law, his grand >daughter, recalled visiting there and it being the happiest times of >her life. Her mother Alberta Morgan who married Harley P. Fuller >died when she was only 6 years old. > >Children of James W. and Mary E. Morgan: >Della F. bn Aug 1881 m. Forris McCOY 22 Nov 1900 dd 1 May 1948 >Lena S. bn April 1883 m. Ernest MAHON >Alberta bn 06 Aug 1889 m, Harley P. FULLER 07 Mar 1912 dd 22 March >1927 East Liverpool, Ohio >Edna F. bn Mar 1893 m. Jack HALL dd 11 Aug 1963 >Esta P. bn 05 May 1896 m. Russell POWELL 1917 dd Oct 1981 (they had >no children) > >If anyone recognizes any of thees names please contact me. And if >anyone can direct me to the best places to research these two >counties I'd really appreciate it. Will be going to Mason and >Jackson Counties end of Aug. > >Thank you for all the help this list has provided so far. >Ellen Tolleson Reesh > > > > >==== WVJACKSO Mailing List ==== >If you have made a list of burials of any Jackson County cemetary, >you can send them to [email protected] to have them added to the >Jackson County WVGenWeb pages. > > > > >-- >No virus found in this incoming message. >Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. >Version: 7.0.338 / Virus Database: 267.10.10/73 - Release Date: 8/15/2005

I'm sorry this is going to be such a long one but I am having trouble with these families and am wondering if there is anyone out there who might recognize this family. Margaret YEAGER daughter of Peter Yeager married a Daniel MORGAN some time before 1824 when their first child Solomon was born. In the 1830 Federal Census for Mason Co. Virginia Margaret is listed as Head of house hold with 1 male between 5-10 and one female under age of 5. I have a deed where she and Daniel are named grantors along with her sisters Catherine wife of Daniel ROUSH, Sarah wife of George AUMILLER, brother Solomon Yeager and wife Susan. Brother Joseph was the grantee, as he took over their deceased father's mill located on Old Town Creek, in Mason Co. WV dated 20 Aug 1831. This is my only proof that Daniel and Margaret were married, however only Margaret signed the deed whereas all the other spouses of the brother and sisters signed the deed. Where is Daniel????? This family disappears in 1840, doing a line-by-line search of Morgan Co. there are NO Morgan's living in Mason Co. in 1840. Daniel and Margaret Morgan's son Solomon and Rachel CALDWELL were married 13 Feb. 1845 in Mason Co. On 17 January 1847 Solomon and Rachel purchased a piece of property that borders the Yeager Mill (this comes from the descriptions of the land in the deed between Hutchinson McDaniel, his wife Hannah and Solomon and Rachel). Solomon and Rachel had the following children: 1850 Mason Co. census - Daniel V. Morgan age 4 (he married Mary Francis Meek in Greenup Co. KY 1868) 1860 " " Daniel V age 14 James W. age 6 (he married Mary E. McNear 1880 Mason Co. WV) Margaret age 4 Mary F. age 1 In 1870 Solomon is apparently longer living and Rachel has remarried (I think) to a Henry CHERRY [1868 Mason Co.Marriage Record] however in the Mason Co Census we find Rachel (now Cherry) age 41 attached to the household of a John Pullin and his 11 children (his wife Elizabeth has probably died - I found the Pullin's living near Solomon and Rachel in the 1850 census and in the same general vicinity in 1860 so they were neighbors). Rachel now has the following Morgan children living with her: James W age 18 (this is my husbands ggrandfather) Margaret age 14 Mary F. age 11 Jesse age 10 Silia L(?) age 7 (f) infant age 1/12 (m) A closer look at the above 1870 census I discovered that Rachel owned the land and the Pullins were just working the farm. Where is Henry???? I found a Racheal (sic) Morgan age 52 (did she go back to Morgan from Cherry?) in Robinson, Mason Co. in the 1880 census with a 20 year old Mary. Now this is where the story gets interesting, in Feb 1884 Jesse T Morgan sued Mary F Morgan wife of Daniel V. Morgan deceased, and all of his children for the partition of 5 acres of land that was part of the Solomon Morgan estate. He was claiming his share and that of his three other siblings. Mary Francis Morgan had been given permission to live in the abandoned Solomon Morgan estate by Rachel Morgan after the death of her son Daniel V. Morgan. (In 1883 James W. Morgan and his wife Mary signed over their share of the estate for $100.) The upshot of the story is that Mary Francis Morgan and her children were given $100 and told to leave the Solomon Farm and to deed over their share of the estate to Jesse T who then sold the property to Maggie Musgrave for $1000. I am sure there is more to this story that I have not yet found. Where was Rachel when all this was going on???? Now for the Jackson County part of this story. Jame W. Morgan married Mary E. McNEAR (McNeer) in Jan. 1880, she is the daughter of Daniel Forney McNear and Charity RHODES of Roane Co., Daniel is said to be from TN (this not profen as I can not locate any McNear in TN, or WV and as yet haven't located him in PA either) Charity is the daughter of Joseph Rhodes and Sarah (1850 Jackson Co. census) In the census I have for Charity and Daniel McNear it lists his birth place as VA, parents both PA Daniel fought in the CW on the Union side he was wounded, received a pension as did Charity as his widow. Other than the 1870 and 1880 census for Jackson Co. Charity and Daniel disappear. They had the following children James S. McNear bn abt 1863 m. Mary Morgan (is this James W. Morgan's sister) they moved to TX Mary E, McNear bn Aug of 1865 m James W. Morgan (husbands ggrandlparents) Martha J. McNear bn abt 1867 m Arnold Harper William H. McNear bn abt 1869 m Kate Knightep lived in WV Hannah E. McNear bn abt 1872 m Fred McCullough Nancy E. McNear bn abt 1875 Nanny E. McNear bn abt 1877 James W. and Mary E.( McNear) Morgan lived in Jackson Co. all of their married life. I know little of their life except that he was a farmer and had a store near Ripply. My mother-in-law, his grand daughter, recalled visiting there and it being the happiest times of her life. Her mother Alberta Morgan who married Harley P. Fuller died when she was only 6 years old. Children of James W. and Mary E. Morgan: Della F. bn Aug 1881 m. Forris McCOY 22 Nov 1900 dd 1 May 1948 Lena S. bn April 1883 m. Ernest MAHON Alberta bn 06 Aug 1889 m, Harley P. FULLER 07 Mar 1912 dd 22 March 1927 East Liverpool, Ohio Edna F. bn Mar 1893 m. Jack HALL dd 11 Aug 1963 Esta P. bn 05 May 1896 m. Russell POWELL 1917 dd Oct 1981 (they had no children) If anyone recognizes any of thees names please contact me. And if anyone can direct me to the best places to research these two counties I'd really appreciate it. Will be going to Mason and Jackson Counties end of Aug. Thank you for all the help this list has provided so far. Ellen Tolleson Reesh

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WCC.2ACE/4253.3.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: HI OKEY, THE 1ST ABRAHAM H. BAKER MARRIED TO ANNA MCGUIRE WAS MY GG GRANDPARENTS... ANY INFO YOU HAVE ON THEM OR THE OTHERS PLEASE EMAIL THEM TO MY EMAIL ADDRESS [email protected] THANKS SHARON

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Rankin, Powers, Meeker, Baker, Hayward, Somerville Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WCC.2ACE/4257 Message Board Post: On election day (May 24) 1860, my great-great-grandfather, John Rankin, was murdered (he actually died 2 days later) in Uriah Lytel's store in Ravenswood. James Shepperson hit him with a hickory club. Does anyone know where I could find any more info regarding the incident (newspapers, court records, etc)? I understand Mr Shepperson was convicted and sentenced to be hung, but escaped. Thanks, Carl Baker

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WCC.2ACE/4253.3.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I have a number of Bakers who lived on or near Gunville. I have two Abrahams. Don't know if both lived there, but one bunch is buried at Tabor. I have some more that I will send you, but they are too many to send here. Descendants of Abraham Baker 1 Abraham Baker b: February 28, 1825 d: November 05, 1915 Burial: Taber Cemetery +Anna McGuire b: December 29, 1829 d: November 10, 1910 Burial: Taber Cemetery 2 Ellen Baker b: Abt. 1850 2 Vinton Baker b: Abt. 1851 2 Rebecca Baker b: Abt. 1853 2 Vaughn Baker b: Abt. 1857 3 Minnie Baker b: 1886 d: 1972 2 E. V. Baker b: 1858 d: 1939 Burial: Taber Cemetery .. +N. Ella Bowers b: 1858 d: 1939 3 F. D. Baker b: January 06, 1898 d: June 14, 1911 3 D. B. Baker b: October 05, 1904 d: October 29, 1912 Descendants of Abraham Baker 1 Abraham Baker +Sylvia Sayre 2 William Harald Baker b: September 17, 1916 in Leon, WV d: October 09, 2002 in Huntington Veterans Hospital Burial: Creston Cemetery .. +Hazel Minnie Stover b: October 05, 1921 in Rockcastle, WV d: October 23, 1999 in Ripley Elder Care Burial: Creston Cemetery m: 1939 Father: Holly Pleasant Stover Mother: Lucy Mary Casto 3 Denver Dwight Baker 3 Charles Baker 3 Fred Eugene Baker 3 Grace Marie Baker .... +Combs 3 Belva Jane Baker .... +Fauver 3 Maxine Dorothy Baker b: July 15, 1946 d: June 12, 2003 .... +Kenny Smith 3 Charlene Ann Baker .... +Thompson 3 Ruby Baker .... +Donohue 2 Curtis Baker 2 Russell Baker