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    1. Fw: Re: [WVRALEIG] Clay-Farley,then Bryant marriage
    2. Nan
    3. Thank you Linda! I had this someplace and couldn't find it...Lewis and James Newton Clay were brothers (only abt a year between them)and two oldest sons of Booker Clay and an "unknown female" before Booker married Lucinda McMillion. Booker made sure they were named Clay and before he went to War...Booker placed one child)Lewis) with one of his brothers in Va and his second son James stayed with Meridith and Nancy Meridith and Nancy (Bailey) Clay were actually their grdparents..We have been trying to find out who his mother was.but those records are not in Raleigh Co.she must have died just after hving James,,,.if this was Lewis what happened to Virginia (Farley) Clay??? Did they divorce or did he leave her and go and marry Letitia Bryant in 1884 in Webster Co?? did he and Virginia have any children ? He would never talk abt Raleigh Co and maybe this is why??? also Lewis was murdered in Webster co in 1937 and James Newton was murdered in 1913..talk abt bad luck for two unfortunate brothers!! Hope someone can lend some info to this.mystery... Nan/wv

    01/16/2004 08:03:42
    1. Re: Re: [WVRALEIG] Clay-Farley,then Bryant marriage
    2. Gracie Stover
    3. Okay, I am on the right track now. :) So Lewis was the grandson of Meredith and Nancy? He and James Newton had a different mother than Lucinda? Booker and Lucinda's daughter Mary Ann Clay md Elijah Calvin Stover on Apr 12 1882 in Raleigh County. Elijah Calvin's parents were Lewis Rhoton Stover and Harriett Snodgrass who came to Raleigh Co from Roanoke co, Va between 1860 and 1870.. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nan" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 2:03 PM Subject: Fw: Re: [WVRALEIG] Clay-Farley,then Bryant marriage > > Thank you Linda! > I had this someplace and couldn't find it...Lewis and James Newton Clay were > brothers (only abt a year between them)and two oldest sons of Booker Clay > and an "unknown female" before Booker married Lucinda McMillion. Booker > made sure they were named Clay and before he went to War...Booker placed > one child)Lewis) with one of his brothers in Va and his second son James > stayed with Meridith and Nancy Meridith and Nancy (Bailey) Clay were > actually their grdparents..We have been trying to find out who his mother > was.but those records are not in Raleigh Co.she must have died just after > hving James,,,.if this was Lewis what happened to Virginia (Farley) Clay??? > Did they divorce or did he leave her and go and marry Letitia Bryant in 1884 > in Webster Co?? did he and Virginia have any children ? He would never talk > abt Raleigh Co and maybe this is why??? also Lewis was murdered in Webster > co in 1937 and James Newton was murdered in 1913..talk abt bad luck for two > unfortunate brothers!! Hope someone can lend some info to this.mystery... > Nan/wv > > >

    01/16/2004 07:57:49
    1. Re: Re: [WVRALEIG] Clay-Farley,then Bryant marriage
    2. Nan
    3. Yes , you have it Gracie!! and I needed this added info on Calvin for my records....I just had their names..thanks a bunch..nan/wv Okay, I am on the right track now. :) So Lewis was the grandson of Meredith and Nancy? He and James Newton had a different mother than Lucinda? Booker and Lucinda's daughter Mary Ann Clay md Elijah Calvin Stover on Apr 12 1882 in Raleigh County. Elijah Calvin's parents were Lewis Rhoton Stover and Harriett Snodgrass who came to Raleigh Co from Roanoke co, Va between 1860 and 1870..

    01/16/2004 09:22:06