That is correct. These are the children of Jacob C. Ketterman and Mary Ann Arbogast, daughter of John and Hannah (Davis) Arbogast. Jacob served in Captain Jethro Nevill's Company of the Virginia Militia. But Mary Margaret Ketterman is not their daughter. That was the question if the first place. She is the daughter of a different Jacob Ketterman who married Sarah Mallow, in Grant County, as stated below... Mary Margaret is not in my line, but is incorrectly listed so. This causes confusion, but is easily verified with the proper spouse and county sorted out. Lena Leona Ketterman and her sister Bertha both married Colaws in my line, thus the connection. John Colaw Bchico@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 99-11-08 22:00:38 EST, scarecrow@colaw.net writes: > > << Mary Margaret is the child of the Grant Co., W. VA Jacob Ketterman who > married Sarah Mallow, daughter of Henry Mallow. Married May 15, 1823 in > Pendleton county, VA. > > The Jacob C. Ketterman you speak of had 11 children: > > Salem > Hannah > Leah > Rebecca > Nicholas Harper > Joseph > Sarah >> > > Hi - > I am confused as this Jacob C. Ketterman on my chart is married to Mary Ann > Arbogast and they are show as having the above children. > Not saying this is absolute, but there is a mistake somewhere. > Barbara

I am still trying to find parent information on 2 Huffmans: Mary Huffman who married Frederick Valentine Colaw (1750). Christian Huffman (1755) who married Catherine Colaw (1763). Also any additional parent children info one link either direction. Any information regarding Frederick Valentine Kohler or Valentine Kohler (or Colaw). Thanks. John Colaw

No, it is not. That is an incorrect listing by my sources. Mary Margaret is the child of the Grant Co., W. VA Jacob Ketterman who married Sarah Mallow, daughter of Henry Mallow. Married May 15, 1823 in Pendleton county, VA. The Jacob C. Ketterman you speak of had 11 children: Salem Hannah Leah Rebecca Nicholas Harper Joseph Sarah Sabina Miles John Esau John Colaw (scarecrow) Rosemary Teghtmeyer wrote: > Hi everyone. I'm new to this list. > > My genealogy research is my Grandmother Grace Elizabeth Mongold family. She was born in 1893 - Grant Co., WV. to David Clinton MONGOLD and Mary Ellen YANKEY. Mary Ellen YANKEY's parents were Harvey Washington Yankey and Mary Margaret Ketterman. > > Does anyone have info on the marriage of Jacob C. Ketterman and Mary Ann ARBOGAST m.January 13, 1820 Pendleton', 'Virginia. They had a daughter named Mary Margaret Ketterman but is it the same Mary Margaret who married Harvey Washington Yankey? > > Hoping someone could give me more info on this. > > Best Wishes, > Rosemary

Koren Fae, Thank you. You've answered a number of questions for me including military service for George and Jacob Kennison Hill. You mentioned that you had a number of resources and would check to see if you had further information on this family. Have you had a chance to do that? George W. Hill was born 6 Sep 1823 in Hardy Co. He married Emily Caroline Shreve on 8 Apr 1847 in Pendleton Co. Their children were Jacob, George, Mary, Isaac, Susan, Margaret, Emily, Miles and Samuel. I suspect they had another son between Jacob and George, possibly Frederick. George Sr. later married Martha Shreve and they had David Scott, William and James R. Hill. They probably moved to Grant County. I know many of those who immigrated to Pendleton County were German. Usually, when there is a mass immigration movement they come from the same area. I suspect George Hill and/or his parents were from Germany. Has anyone done any research as to what area the people who settled there might be from? You've been very helpful and I really appreciate it. Diane Hill Zimmerman Koren Fae Rawlings wrote: > Dear Diane, > > Upper Tract is a town in Pendleton County. Many of the Shreves > settled in the Smoke Hole, north of Upper Tract. > > Koren Fae Rawlings > > -----Original Message----- > From: Diane Zimmerman <zimmermand@earthlink.net> > To: WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com <WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Friday, November 05, 1999 11:30 AM > Subject: Re: Historic Houses > > >Hello, > > I'm also interested in the Upper Tract area. I was wondering if > it were a > >town or just a place name. I have Hill and Shreve ancestors from that > area. > > Diane Hill Zimmerman > > > >firebird wrote: > > > >> Hi Group, > >> > >> Is there any one on here that lives in Upper Tract? I need some > local help. > >> > >> (Please bear with this jumble) > >> > >> I have a picture copied from a book (sorry so vague-I don't have > the > >> source). The picture shows four houses in the Franklin and Upper > Tract, as > >> described: > >> > >> (1) Upper Tract Parsonage > >> (2) John M. Kee home in Franklin > >> (3) McClung Home near Upper Tract > >> (4) G.W. Eagle home north of Upper Tract. > >> > >> What I want to know is: Are these homes still standing? > >> > >> In particular the McClung Home. > >> > >> The picture I have is of page 124. Maybe there is a local history > book you > >> may be aware of that has this page # showing the houses and you can > tell me > >> the source. > >> > >> All help appreciated! > >> http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~firebird/Coil.htm > >> pamrooney@prodigy.net > > > > > > > >

This might help in locating the G. W. Eagle house. The George W. Eagle estate sold the house in the late 1880's to Charles H. Judy. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Judy lived there many years. In 1966 Mrs. Martha Stump purchased the place from the John A. Judy estate. In 1979 the property was purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lyons of Washington, D.C. Diane Zimmerman wrote: > Hi Koren, > I recently learned that my gr. gr. grandparents, George and Emily > Shreves Hill, lived next door to the Eagles mentioned in this message. If > you find that location, please let me know. I was absolute thrilled to get > this bit of information as I've found very little about this family. I > really, really appreciate those who go the extra mile to help us put > together our genealogy puzzles. > Diane Hill Zimmerman > > Koren Fae Rawlings wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > I live in Franklin, the county seat of Pendleton. The book these > > pictures are out of is the PICTORIAL HISTORY of PENDLETON COUNTY, WV. > > It was compiled and published by the Pendleton County Historical > > Society, Inc. As last inquiry, they still have some for sale. You > > can call MZ Harman, Attorney-At-Law, 304-358-2659. > > > > I will try to find out which ones are still standing. I know the KEE > > home is gone. It stood at the intersection of Rt. 33 west, and 220 > > north, across from the Exxon gas station now at that intersection. > > > > Koren Fae Rawlings > > 304-358-3261 > > Pendleton Co., WVa Historical Preservation Association > > Pendleton County Historical Society, Inc. > > Order of the Bonnie Blue, Phoebe Warner Chapter > > pendhist@access.mountain.net > > -----Original Message----- > > From: firebird <pamrooney@prodigy.net> > > To: WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com <WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com> > > Date: Friday, November 05, 1999 10:51 AM > > Subject: Historic Houses > > > > >Hi Group, > > > > > >Is there any one on here that lives in Upper Tract? I need some > > local help. > > > > > >(Please bear with this jumble) > > > > > >I have a picture copied from a book (sorry so vague-I don't have the > > >source). The picture shows four houses in the Franklin and Upper > > Tract, as > > >described: > > > > > >(1) Upper Tract Parsonage > > >(2) John M. Kee home in Franklin > > >(3) McClung Home near Upper Tract > > >(4) G.W. Eagle home north of Upper Tract. > > > > > >What I want to know is: Are these homes still standing? > > > > > >In particular the McClung Home. > > > > > >The picture I have is of page 124. Maybe there is a local history > > book you > > >may be aware of that has this page # showing the houses and you can > > tell me > > >the source. > > > > > >All help appreciated! > > >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~firebird/Coil.htm > > >pamrooney@prodigy.net > > > > > > > > > > > >

Hi Koren, I recently learned that my gr. gr. grandparents, George and Emily Shreves Hill, lived next door to the Eagles mentioned in this message. If you find that location, please let me know. I was absolute thrilled to get this bit of information as I've found very little about this family. I really, really appreciate those who go the extra mile to help us put together our genealogy puzzles. Diane Hill Zimmerman Koren Fae Rawlings wrote: > Hi, > > I live in Franklin, the county seat of Pendleton. The book these > pictures are out of is the PICTORIAL HISTORY of PENDLETON COUNTY, WV. > It was compiled and published by the Pendleton County Historical > Society, Inc. As last inquiry, they still have some for sale. You > can call MZ Harman, Attorney-At-Law, 304-358-2659. > > I will try to find out which ones are still standing. I know the KEE > home is gone. It stood at the intersection of Rt. 33 west, and 220 > north, across from the Exxon gas station now at that intersection. > > Koren Fae Rawlings > 304-358-3261 > Pendleton Co., WVa Historical Preservation Association > Pendleton County Historical Society, Inc. > Order of the Bonnie Blue, Phoebe Warner Chapter > pendhist@access.mountain.net > -----Original Message----- > From: firebird <pamrooney@prodigy.net> > To: WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com <WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Friday, November 05, 1999 10:51 AM > Subject: Historic Houses > > >Hi Group, > > > >Is there any one on here that lives in Upper Tract? I need some > local help. > > > >(Please bear with this jumble) > > > >I have a picture copied from a book (sorry so vague-I don't have the > >source). The picture shows four houses in the Franklin and Upper > Tract, as > >described: > > > >(1) Upper Tract Parsonage > >(2) John M. Kee home in Franklin > >(3) McClung Home near Upper Tract > >(4) G.W. Eagle home north of Upper Tract. > > > >What I want to know is: Are these homes still standing? > > > >In particular the McClung Home. > > > >The picture I have is of page 124. Maybe there is a local history > book you > >may be aware of that has this page # showing the houses and you can > tell me > >the source. > > > >All help appreciated! > >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~firebird/Coil.htm > >pamrooney@prodigy.net > > > > > > > >

I don't know for sure, but I'm going to Franklin this weekend. I will try to get an answer for you and let you know the beginning of next week. Stephanie Tichenor 558-8551 > -----Original Message----- > From: Bchico@aol.com [SMTP:Bchico@aol.com] > Sent: Saturday, November 06, 1999 10:44 PM > To: WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: The Pendleton Times > > Hi everyone: > > Can anyone tell me how I can get back obits from the Pendleton Times - > 1942, for example. > Barbara

The Dice that I am interested in is Phoebe Dice b. 1794 married to Elias Harper and the daughter of George and Mary A. Dice. These three are my only Dices at this time. Elias Harper and Phoebe Dice had a daughter named Mary Ann who married Enoch Bland. This is a connection that I have just started exploring so I don't have much information on them. Stephanie Tichenor 558-8551 > -----Original Message----- > From: Sandy Price [SMTP:sprice@fwi.com] > Sent: Saturday, November 06, 1999 2:06 PM > To: WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: New subscriber > > I have a Mary Dice in my family. She married John Gum and had two children > Roger and Leonard Gum. Would this be the same? > Sandy > -----Original Message----- > From: William Long <wlong@marpo.com> > To: WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com <WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Saturday, November 06, 1999 8:35 AM > Subject: RE: New subscriber > > > >Stephanie: > > > >Your post mentions an interest in the Dice name. I have evidence of a > >connection through Mary Ann Hagler, b. 9-JUN-1803 to Jacob Hagler and > Mary > >Dice. I believe Mary Dice (b. 1765 Pendleton Co) to be the daughter of > >Matthias and Eve Harper, but I am having trouble proving this line. > > > >Any connection with your line? > > > >Bill Long > > > > > > > > > >

Sorry, but I don't have an Oliver Bland. I have a Caroline, Charles Pinky, Frank Lester, Robert Lester, Janie, Linda, Two Elizabeths, Two Encohs, Issac, Job, A Couple of Johns , Nellie, Ray, Pheobe, Rachael, Pleasant, Ray, Susannah, and Thomas. Stephanie Tichenor 558-8551 > -----Original Message----- > From: Susan Drake [SMTP:tmf@access.mountain.net] > Sent: Saturday, November 06, 1999 11:18 AM > To: WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Bland lines > > > Stephanie: > > I am also looking for Bland connections. My great-grandfather was Oliver > O. Bland and I'm trying to find his parents' names and his place of > origin. He married Sarah Ann Myers 3 Sept. 1871 in Wetzel Co., WV. She > is from Wetzel Co. but I don't think he was. He died in 1930 in Taylor > Co. (they don't have a death certificate for him). What are some of your > Blands? > > Susan/WV >

Hello, Sorry about the duplicate post, but I forgot to change the subject line the first time and I was wanted everyone researching these families to read. Does anyone have any information on Samuel Lambert and his wife Mary E. (Helmick). I am desperate! They were listed in the 1880 census as being WM(38) farmer, and WF(32) wife. Their children were James (16), Louisa (13), Arrisa (11), Effa (8), Kennison (6), Isabelle (4) and Viola (2). Also listed was Jane Helmick (widow), age 66, MIL. Does anyone have any info on this family. Who was Jane Helmick's husband or who were Samuel Lambert's parents?? I am interested in finding out more about the children of this family also. Thanks for your help! Jennifer

Hello, Does anyone have any information on Samuel Lambert and his wife Mary E. (Helmick). I am desperate! They were listed in the 1880 census as being WM(38) farmer, and WF(32) wife. Their children were James (16), Louisa (13), Arrisa (11), Effa (8), Kennison (6), Isabelle (4) and Viola (2). Also listed was Jane Helmick (widow), age 66, MIL. Does anyone have any info on this family. Who was Jane Helmick's husband or who were Samuel Lambert's parents?? I am interested in finding out more about the children of this family also. Thanks for your help! Jennifer

This is merely a suggestion as I have not researched this family. IF Daniel died without children as heirs, then his brothers and sisters would be his heirs and listed as such in a deed. Just a thought and possibility for resolving the conflict. OR, it is very likely that there was a George in both generations. The 1810 census may help with some approximate ages. Nedra At 09:49 PM 11/7/1999 +0000, you wrote: >Hello. > > I have just joined the list. My name is John O. Colaw III, and I am >researching the Colaw lineage. I am also trying to sort out conflicting >information near the top of my tree. I hope that someone can help me >out. > >Accepting that my name has been Kohler, Coller and Colaw here is what I >have. > >We are in agreement as far back as George Colaw (1785), who married >Elizabeth Wimer (1791), and had many children: Henry E, Cyrus, William >Benjamin, etc. I come down through William Benjamin Colaw. > >Now this is hard to follow... > >Morton lists George and Daniel as sons of Frederick Valentine Colaw >(1950). Also listed is Catherine Colaw (1763?) who married Christian >Huffman (1755) and is shown as daughter of Frederick Valentine Colaw who >married a Mary Huffman. > >Yet my research shows Daniel as son of Valentine, and father of George >(1785) and Catharine (1763) and a host of other children. > >Here is a deed that helps supports this: > >Pendleton County, West Virginia records: Deed Book 6, p. 374, made 27 >April 1816, proved 3 December 1816, Heirs of DANIEL COLLER, decd. to >Henry Hartman and John Hotem of Pendleton County, $100.00, 155 acres, >granted Henry Judy, by him to John Smith and from Smith to Valentine >Coller, from Valentine to Daniel Coller; Jacob Coller, George Coller and >Elizabeth, Christian Huffman and Catharine, Elizabeth Weyman, Samuel >Mullenax and Charity, all of Pendelton County; Edward Galor and Barbara >of Rockbridge County and Abraham Coller and Easter of Ohio. > >Also mention made of a Terah Colaw (Kohler), from the Palatinate, who >had a son Valentine, who had a son Daniel, etc. > >I am looking for info on Terah Colaw (Kohler) >Valentine Colaw (coller) (kohler) >Daniel Colaw (coller) >Frederick Valentine Colaw > >Thanks for your patience and support. >I have a few historical pictures of the Colaw place at crabbottom VA, >now known as Blue Grass, W VA, owned by Paul and Glenna Colaw. Also some >others. > >http://www.colaw.net/gallery/ > >Thanks so much. > >john Nedra Dickman Brill, Certified Genealogist brillnd@pacifier.com Historian, Henckel Family National Association Coordinator Pendleton County, WV, wvpendle-l@rootsweb.com CG is a service mark of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, used under license after periodic evaluations by the Board.

Koren, Thank you for checking on this for me! I may be coming to the area soon and would really like to know what I should be looking for! http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~firebird/Coil.htm pamrooney@prodigy.net 202 Anita Drive Paducah, KY 42003 ----- Original Message ----- From: Koren Fae Rawlings <pendhist@access.mountain.net> To: <WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: November 07, 1999 9:51 PM Subject: Re: Historic Houses > Hi, > > I live in Franklin, the county seat of Pendleton. The book these > pictures are out of is the PICTORIAL HISTORY of PENDLETON COUNTY, WV. > It was compiled and published by the Pendleton County Historical > Society, Inc. As last inquiry, they still have some for sale. You > can call MZ Harman, Attorney-At-Law, 304-358-2659. > > I will try to find out which ones are still standing. I know the KEE > home is gone. It stood at the intersection of Rt. 33 west, and 220 > north, across from the Exxon gas station now at that intersection. > > Koren Fae Rawlings > 304-358-3261 > Pendleton Co., WVa Historical Preservation Association > Pendleton County Historical Society, Inc. > Order of the Bonnie Blue, Phoebe Warner Chapter > pendhist@access.mountain.net > -----Original Message----- > From: firebird <pamrooney@prodigy.net> > To: WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com <WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Friday, November 05, 1999 10:51 AM > Subject: Historic Houses > > > >Hi Group, > > > >Is there any one on here that lives in Upper Tract? I need some > local help. > > > >(Please bear with this jumble) > > > >I have a picture copied from a book (sorry so vague-I don't have the > >source). The picture shows four houses in the Franklin and Upper > Tract, as > >described: > > > >(1) Upper Tract Parsonage > >(2) John M. Kee home in Franklin > >(3) McClung Home near Upper Tract > >(4) G.W. Eagle home north of Upper Tract. > > > >What I want to know is: Are these homes still standing? > > > >In particular the McClung Home. > > > >The picture I have is of page 124. Maybe there is a local history > book you > >may be aware of that has this page # showing the houses and you can > tell me > >the source. > > > >All help appreciated! > >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~firebird/Coil.htm > >pamrooney@prodigy.net > > > > > > > > >

Dear Diane, Upper Tract is a town in Pendleton County. Many of the Shreves settled in the Smoke Hole, north of Upper Tract. Koren Fae Rawlings -----Original Message----- From: Diane Zimmerman <zimmermand@earthlink.net> To: WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com <WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, November 05, 1999 11:30 AM Subject: Re: Historic Houses >Hello, > I'm also interested in the Upper Tract area. I was wondering if it were a >town or just a place name. I have Hill and Shreve ancestors from that area. > Diane Hill Zimmerman > >firebird wrote: > >> Hi Group, >> >> Is there any one on here that lives in Upper Tract? I need some local help. >> >> (Please bear with this jumble) >> >> I have a picture copied from a book (sorry so vague-I don't have the >> source). The picture shows four houses in the Franklin and Upper Tract, as >> described: >> >> (1) Upper Tract Parsonage >> (2) John M. Kee home in Franklin >> (3) McClung Home near Upper Tract >> (4) G.W. Eagle home north of Upper Tract. >> >> What I want to know is: Are these homes still standing? >> >> In particular the McClung Home. >> >> The picture I have is of page 124. Maybe there is a local history book you >> may be aware of that has this page # showing the houses and you can tell me >> the source. >> >> All help appreciated! >> http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~firebird/Coil.htm >> pamrooney@prodigy.net > > > >

Hi, I live in Franklin, the county seat of Pendleton. The book these pictures are out of is the PICTORIAL HISTORY of PENDLETON COUNTY, WV. It was compiled and published by the Pendleton County Historical Society, Inc. As last inquiry, they still have some for sale. You can call MZ Harman, Attorney-At-Law, 304-358-2659. I will try to find out which ones are still standing. I know the KEE home is gone. It stood at the intersection of Rt. 33 west, and 220 north, across from the Exxon gas station now at that intersection. Koren Fae Rawlings 304-358-3261 Pendleton Co., WVa Historical Preservation Association Pendleton County Historical Society, Inc. Order of the Bonnie Blue, Phoebe Warner Chapter pendhist@access.mountain.net -----Original Message----- From: firebird <pamrooney@prodigy.net> To: WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com <WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, November 05, 1999 10:51 AM Subject: Historic Houses >Hi Group, > >Is there any one on here that lives in Upper Tract? I need some local help. > >(Please bear with this jumble) > >I have a picture copied from a book (sorry so vague-I don't have the >source). The picture shows four houses in the Franklin and Upper Tract, as >described: > >(1) Upper Tract Parsonage >(2) John M. Kee home in Franklin >(3) McClung Home near Upper Tract >(4) G.W. Eagle home north of Upper Tract. > >What I want to know is: Are these homes still standing? > >In particular the McClung Home. > >The picture I have is of page 124. Maybe there is a local history book you >may be aware of that has this page # showing the houses and you can tell me >the source. > >All help appreciated! >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~firebird/Coil.htm >pamrooney@prodigy.net > > > >

Kim, Book 2 of the grave register contains the index for the first one, corrections and updates till 1980, and the 1853-1903 Death Register with index, for Pendleton County. There has not been one to cover 1980-present. Koren -----Original Message----- From: Kfairbnks@aol.com <Kfairbnks@aol.com> To: WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com <WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, November 05, 1999 8:44 AM Subject: Grave Register Books >Hi all. I was wondering if someone could tell me, are the grave register >books, vol. 1 &2 the same books with a little more info in vol. 2? I was >thinking about buying them, but wasn't sure if volume 2 covered everything in >volume 1 and then some??? > >Thanks! >Kim Fairbanks >kfairbnks@aol.com > >

Below are addresses for the societies and resources available for Pendleton County. Nedra Oren F. Morton, History of Pendleton County, WV (1910), reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Company, is available from the Pendleton County Historical Society for $37.50, address below. NEW: Pendleton County Probate Records, Wills 1788-1866, Inventories, Sale Bills, Settlements, 1788-1846, edited Rick Toothman, (300-plus pages, $24.00 until 30 July 1999, then $27.00) -- from Heritage Books, Inc., 1540-E Pointer Ridge Place, Bowie, Maryland 20716. Rick Toothman, "Pendleton County, WV, Deedbook Records, 1788-1813" (Heritage Books, 1995), available from the publisher. This includes Deed Books 1-5. $21.00. There are many family histories of Pendleton County pioneers, most out of print. The Henckel Genealogical Bulletin which I edit includes ALL descendants (including daughters) of the early Pendleton County pioneer John Justus Henckel, and has published extensive research on many collateral families. All Teter lines in Pendleton County descend from John Justus Henckel. The Pendleton County, WV, page of the USGenWeb project is at URL http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvpendle/ including a searchable 1850 census. The following are available from: Pendleton County Historical Society P.O. Box 549 Franklin, West Virginia 26807 Pendleton Co. Grave Registers- Volume 1 $12.50 Volume 2, includes a transcription of the Pendleton County Death Register 1853-1903. $14.50 Pictorial History of Pendleton (1988), $37.50 Marriages of Pendleton Co, VA 1788-1853 $17.50 This Marriages book is a consolidation of the two books published by Mary Harter. Jackie Puffenbarger re-typed this information and incorporated corrections which I had found when proofing Mary's books against the original bonds located in the WVU Archives. This book does not include the narrative sections of Mary's two books nor the 1810 census. Also from the Pendleton County Historical Society: Hammers and Allied Families by Boggs (1950), $27.50. Morton's History of Pendleton County (1910, reprint), $37.50. "Pendleton Co., WV, Past and Present" is a compilation of family bios submitted by various people. Some information is researched and some is based on family lore. [end of Pendleton County Historical Society items] Index to Morton's History of Pendleton County, $17.50 from Madeline W. Crickard, Route 1, Box 218, Beverly, WV. Jackie Puffenbarger published many census returns, but I was told that not all are still available. Inquire with a SASE at Route 1, Box 330, Fulk's Run, Virginia, 22830 The following are not indices but are complete transcriptions of the 1823 tax list and Federal Population Censuses: >1823 tax list 7.00 >1830 census 7.00 OUT-OF-PRINT >1850 census 10.00 OUT-OF-PRINT >1860 census 10.00 Families are arranged alphabetically, but all information is included. >1870 census 10.00 OUT-OF-PRINT The 1810 census was published in Mary Harter's Marriage Bonds of Pendleton County, now out-of-print. 1840 census transcribed and published by James L. Douthat, Mountain Press, PO Box 400, Signal Mountain, TN 37377. $5.00. 1880 census compiled by William Marsh and published in Vol. 2 of his series of WV 1880 censuses. This is available from various book sellers. Pendleton County, WV, Tax lists 1789-1801, by Sandy Fackler, PO Box 119, Washington CH, OH 43160. These are land tax lists. The Pendleton Times (Franklin, WV 26807) sells for $16.50 the book "Twixt North and South," an excellent glimpse of the personal side of the Civil War in Pendleton, based upon personal interviews. "A Place Called Smoke Hole" by In D. Brandon Shreve and Estyl Shreve, a book which emphasizes life in Smoke Hole during the Depression era, but also has some early history. $12.00 incl. s&h. Order from: Estyl Shreve Phone: 304-358-2638 Main Street Franklin, WV 26807 Nedra Dickman Brill, Certified Genealogist brillnd@pacifier.com Historian, Henckel Family National Association Coordinator Pendleton County, WV, wvpendle-l@rootsweb.com CG is a service mark of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, used under license after periodic evaluations by the Board.

Sandy: No, the Mary Dice I am looking for has the following credentials (from Diana Alveriz work on the Hagler family): Jacob HAGLER 2nd child of Sebastian and Eve Jacob HAGLER - b: 1761 Grant, Grayson, VA, d: 1829 Greene Co, OH M: Abt 1789, Mary DICE, b: 1770 Hardy Co, VA, d: 2 Dec 1842 Ross Co, OH. The 1800 Hardy Co, VA Tax List has Jacob as 1 white male tithable & 5 horses: the 1810 Hardy Co Tax List has Jacob as 2 white tithables & 3 horses. He is buried in Dearduff Cem. Greene Co, OH. He made a will dated 8 Dec 1828 in Greene Co, OH and it was proved 25 Aug 1829. -----Original Message----- From: Sandy Price [mailto:sprice@fwi.com] Sent: Saturday, November 06, 1999 1:06 PM To: WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: New subscriber I have a Mary Dice in my family. She married John Gum and had two children Roger and Leonard Gum. Would this be the same? Sandy -----Original Message----- From: William Long <wlong@marpo.com> To: WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com <WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, November 06, 1999 8:35 AM Subject: RE: New subscriber >Stephanie: > >Your post mentions an interest in the Dice name. I have evidence of a >connection through Mary Ann Hagler, b. 9-JUN-1803 to Jacob Hagler and Mary >Dice. I believe Mary Dice (b. 1765 Pendleton Co) to be the daughter of >Matthias and Eve Harper, but I am having trouble proving this line. > >Any connection with your line? > >Bill Long > > > > >

Hello. I have just joined the list. My name is John O. Colaw III, and I am researching the Colaw lineage. I am also trying to sort out conflicting information near the top of my tree. I hope that someone can help me out. Accepting that my name has been Kohler, Coller and Colaw here is what I have. We are in agreement as far back as George Colaw (1785), who married Elizabeth Wimer (1791), and had many children: Henry E, Cyrus, William Benjamin, etc. I come down through William Benjamin Colaw. Now this is hard to follow... Morton lists George and Daniel as sons of Frederick Valentine Colaw (1950). Also listed is Catherine Colaw (1763?) who married Christian Huffman (1755) and is shown as daughter of Frederick Valentine Colaw who married a Mary Huffman. Yet my research shows Daniel as son of Valentine, and father of George (1785) and Catharine (1763) and a host of other children. Here is a deed that helps supports this: Pendleton County, West Virginia records: Deed Book 6, p. 374, made 27 April 1816, proved 3 December 1816, Heirs of DANIEL COLLER, decd. to Henry Hartman and John Hotem of Pendleton County, $100.00, 155 acres, granted Henry Judy, by him to John Smith and from Smith to Valentine Coller, from Valentine to Daniel Coller; Jacob Coller, George Coller and Elizabeth, Christian Huffman and Catharine, Elizabeth Weyman, Samuel Mullenax and Charity, all of Pendelton County; Edward Galor and Barbara of Rockbridge County and Abraham Coller and Easter of Ohio. Also mention made of a Terah Colaw (Kohler), from the Palatinate, who had a son Valentine, who had a son Daniel, etc. I am looking for info on Terah Colaw (Kohler) Valentine Colaw (coller) (kohler) Daniel Colaw (coller) Frederick Valentine Colaw Thanks for your patience and support. I have a few historical pictures of the Colaw place at crabbottom VA, now known as Blue Grass, W VA, owned by Paul and Glenna Colaw. Also some others. http://www.colaw.net/gallery/ Thanks so much. john

Do you have any information on Hannah Davis?