Hi, In Hampshire co death records,vicki hortonI found the following: Wall,Susan-widow white female D:April 19,1911;80y B.Springfield B/P 2/132 Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 25, 2000 12:15 PM Subject: [WVMINERA] Susan Dailey Wall, abt. 1831-? and other Daileys (long) > Would anyone with a copy of Hampshire Co. Deaths (Vicki Horton) be > willing to look up SUSAN DAILEY WALL for me? I have been trying to find > out what happened to my g-g-uncle's wife, Susan Dailey Wall, after > husband William Wall died in 1863. In case anyone else is interested in > Daileys, here is what I know so far. > > Jacob Dailey, b. 1-17-1798, d. 2-17-1860 (buried in Springfield, Hamp. > Co.), m. Jane Patterson, b. 1-15-1808, d. 10-5-1885 (buried with Jacob). > According to censuses, they lived all their adult lives in Springfield. > > Children: > > 1. John, b. abt. 1829, possibly d. 1911 (if it's the right guy!), m. > Rebecca S. --?, b. 3-22-1831, d. 9-28-1862 > i. Lelia K. or C., b. 1-3-1859, d. 11-16-1890, married a CLARK. > ii. Infant son, d. 6-2-1861. > I believe John served in the Civil War with the 11th Virginia Cavalry > (Confederate). John may have married again; I think I've found him in > Westernport, MD in 1880, living with an illegible wife, his daughter > Lelia, and a stepson, James W., aged 18. I can't find him in 1870; in > 1860 he was living in Frankfort with wife Rebecca and daughter Lelia. > > 2. Susan Ellen, b. abt. 1831, m. (12-18-1850), William WALL, b. > 7-25-1831, d. 11-29-1863 (HOW?), buried in Springfield next to Jacob and > Jane Dailey. > i. infant son, b. and d. probably early 1850s. > Susan and William were living in Westernport in 1860, with William's > half-brother Benjamin F. GRENZEBACK (16). In 1870 Susan was a > seamstress, living with her younger brother William Dailey; I can't find > Benjamin anywhere (he may have being using the WALL name). In 1880 she > was living at home with her mother Jane Dailey in Springfield, and two > unmarried sisters, Elizabeth and Harriett. I haven't been able to look > in the 1900 census. She is a devisee in the 1889 will of her sister Mary > Jane Dailey Moore. The abstract I have names her as Susan WADE, but that > might be a mistranscription of Wall--I haven't seen the will itself yet. > > 3. Mary Jane, b. abt. 1833, d. 1889, m. (between 1876 and 1880) John W. > MOORE (his 3rd wife), b. 1805, d. 1881. Mary Jane's will mentions > sisters Susan and Elizabeth, niece Lilia Clark, and nephew Reginald. > > 4. Elizabeth, b. abt. 1835, d. ?. > > 5. James P. Dailey, b. 1-19-1838, d. 5-23-1862. He enlisted in the 33rd > Regiment Virginia Volunteer Infantry - Company A (Potomac Guard) on June > 6, 1861 as corporal and was made a sergeant on June 25, 1861. He was > wounded in action and captured March 23, 1862 at Kernstown; probably died > from his wound. Buried in Springfield Hill Cemetery with his parents. > > 6. Harriett A., b. 5-7-1840, d. 7-22-1885, unmarried. > > 7. William, b. abt. 1842, d. ??, m. Jenny R. In 1870 they were living > in Westernport with sister Susan Wall and a 12-yr-old boy named Malcombe > Dailey. Don't see how they could have a 12-year-old son though, since 10 > years earlier, in 1860, William (then aged 18) was still unmarried and > living with his mother in Springfield. > > 8. Jacob, b. abt. 1844, d. ?, m. Thomasina ?--, b. abt. 1850 (parents of > foreign birth) > i. Reginald, b. Dec. 1869. > > There is also an 11-year-old Kate Dailey living with Jane Dailey, Mary > Jane, Harriett and Elizabeth in 1870--I think she may be John's daughter > Lelia K. > > I would be grateful for any information or insights, particularly > relating to Susan Dailey Wall, but I've gotten interested in her whole > family! > > Thanks, > > Martha Grenzeback > [email protected] > > > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.