You could be talking about the Riverview Cemetery. It is the Riverview Presbyterian Church Cemetery. -----Original Message----- From: Anita McClung <[email protected]> To: wvsummers <[email protected]> Sent: Sat, Sep 24, 2011 7:43 am Subject: [WVSUMMER] cemetery at Lowell We were recently in Summers County looking for a cemetery and in our search, we ame across an old church which appearred to no longer be in use and at the hurch there was a graveyard. The best that we can remember is that the church s in or near Lowell. n the graveyard there was a plot marker for the Hart-Allen Family and across he bottom of this marker were the words, "Holding the mystery". We became ntrigued and are wondering if anyone could tell us what the name of this church s and what is the mystery? nita McClung ayette County ------------------------------ o unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] ith the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of he message

How about June 17, 1926 to Stella Mae Lester, daughter of General Wirt Lester, and in 1984 were living in Hinton so I would think married in Summers Co. There are 14 MADDY family articles in the 1984 History of Summers Co including the one he submitted himself. Vernon On 9/24/2011 9:10 AM, John Sowers wrote: > Can anyone supply me with informtation on Frank Maddy, Jr and his > descendants? I have most of his information except his marriage date and > where he was married. The only thing I have on the children is what little > I found on Find A Grave.com . > John in Kansas > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Can anyone supply me with informtation on Frank Maddy, Jr and his descendants? I have most of his information except his marriage date and where he was married. The only thing I have on the children is what little I found on Find A Grave.com . John in Kansas

We were recently in Summers County looking for a cemetery and in our search, we came across an old church which appearred to no longer be in use and at the church there was a graveyard. The best that we can remember is that the church is in or near Lowell.   In the graveyard there was a plot marker for the Hart-Allen Family and across the bottom of this marker  were the words, "Holding the mystery". We became intrigued and are wondering if anyone could tell us what the name of this church is and what is the mystery?   Anita McClung Fayette County

Thank you Anita, Looks like there is a WV connection to John Washington Durvin. I wonder if he travelled from VA to attend the weddings or if he was living in WV at the time? I believe that William Lee Durvin is the son of William A. J. Durvin and Mary Lewis Gunnell. William A. J. Durvin was the brother of John Washington Durvin. Yes there is a strong connection with the railroad and the Durvin family; my father, grandfather, and great grandfather all worked for the railroad, as did many others in the Durvin family, including William A. J. Durvin. I have no evidence that John Washington Durvin worked for the railroad - in the censuses he is listed as either a carpenter or a farmer, and in his enlistment in the Confederate Army he says he is a mechanic. I really appreciate the information - perhaps we are getting closer to finding out what happened to John Washington Durvin? Bill. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Anita McClung Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2011 7:57 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [WVSUMMER] John Washington Durvin I also found marriage records for at least three childen. Thomas J. Durvin, 35 married Kate Doyle, 33 in Summers County in 1891. He was born in Louisa County, VA and she in Rockbridge County, VA. His parents were John W. and Mary C. Durvin and hers, Ellis H and Lucy Doyle. Edwin M. Hall, 22, and Martha L. Durvin, 20 on Dec. 24, 1884 in Summers County. He was born to Dudley and Amelia Hall in Hanover County, VA and she was born in Louisa County, VA to John W. and Mary C. Durvin. James T. Timberlake, 24 and Lucy G. Durvin, 24 on July 20, 1884 in Summers County. He was born to Phillip and Mildred Timberlake in Louisa County, VA and she was the daughter of John W. and Mary C. Durvin. She was also born in Louisa County. What is interesting is that Thomas and both brothers in law all worked for the rail road. I also found a death record for Edwin Hall who passed away at the age of 92. States that he was buried in Greenbrier County and he was a widower when he passed. I was not able to locate a death record for his wife. Another death record that I found was for a William Lee Durvin, aged 88. It states that he was also born in Louisa County, VA but does not give his parents name. He was married to Annie Elizabeth Durvin who passed in 1961. Both are buried at Spring Hill Cemetery in South Charleston, WV. I hope this helps you in your research. Anita McClung Fayette County, WV ________________________________ From: durvin <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wed, July 6, 2011 8:26:52 PM Subject: [WVSUMMER] John Washington Durvin I'm trying to find any information on my great, great grandfather, John Washington Durvin.  He was born in Louisa Co. VA abt. 1820.  He married Mary Catherine Gunnell in 1841 in Louisa Co.  I can find him and his wife in the 1850, 1860, 1870, and 1880 censuses in VA.  He was a Confederate veteran and his widow applied for a pension in 1902 in Hanover Co. VA.  She stated in her application that her husband had died in Hinton, WV 'on or about' 22 June 1893.  She also states that she has been living in Hanover Co for the past 8 years - or starting in abt. 1894.  I assume that she and her husband moved to WV sometime between 1880 (when they were living in Hanover Co.) and 1893 when John W. Durvin died in Hinton.  John was treated by a Dr. S. P. Peck of Hinton.  I contacted the Summers Co. WV clerk of the court and they had no death certificate for John W. Durvin in 1893.  They may have searched for the wrong time period (?) or looked for the wrong name - his wife used the surname 'Dervin" when she applied for the pension (rather than Durvin). Since they may have moved to WV, there may be land/deed records or other records about them.  And if he died in WV, his body may have been transported to VA for burial - so some permit for transporting his body may exist.  I would appreciate any help or leads about where to look for information/documentation.  Thank you in advance.  William Durvin. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I also found marriage records for at least three childen. Thomas J. Durvin, 35 married Kate Doyle, 33 in Summers County in 1891. He was born in Louisa County, VA and she in Rockbridge County, VA. His parents were John W. and Mary C. Durvin and hers, Ellis H and Lucy Doyle. Edwin M. Hall, 22, and Martha L. Durvin, 20 on Dec. 24, 1884 in Summers County. He was born to Dudley and Amelia Hall in Hanover County, VA and she was born in Louisa County, VA to John W. and Mary C. Durvin. James T. Timberlake, 24 and Lucy G. Durvin, 24 on July 20, 1884 in Summers County. He was born to Phillip and Mildred Timberlake in Louisa County, VA and she was the daughter of John W. and Mary C. Durvin. She was also born in Louisa County. What is interesting is that Thomas and both brothers in law all worked for the rail road. I also found a death record for Edwin Hall who passed away at the age of 92. States that he was buried in Greenbrier County and he was a widower when he passed. I was not able to locate a death record for his wife. Another death record that I found was for a William Lee Durvin, aged 88. It states that he was also born in Louisa County, VA but does not give his parents name. He was married to Annie Elizabeth Durvin who passed in 1961. Both are buried at Spring Hill Cemetery in South Charleston, WV. I hope this helps you in your research. Anita McClung Fayette County, WV ________________________________ From: durvin <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wed, July 6, 2011 8:26:52 PM Subject: [WVSUMMER] John Washington Durvin I'm trying to find any information on my great, great grandfather, John Washington Durvin.  He was born in Louisa Co. VA abt. 1820.  He married Mary Catherine Gunnell in 1841 in Louisa Co.  I can find him and his wife in the 1850, 1860, 1870, and 1880 censuses in VA.  He was a Confederate veteran and his widow applied for a pension in 1902 in Hanover Co. VA.  She stated in her application that her husband had died in Hinton, WV 'on or about' 22 June 1893.  She also states that she has been living in Hanover Co for the past 8 years - or starting in abt. 1894.  I assume that she and her husband moved to WV sometime between 1880 (when they were living in Hanover Co.) and 1893 when John W. Durvin died in Hinton.  John was treated by a Dr. S. P. Peck of Hinton.  I contacted the Summers Co. WV clerk of the court and they had no death certificate for John W. Durvin in 1893.  They may have searched for the wrong time period (?) or looked for the wrong name - his wife used the surname 'Dervin" when she applied for the pension (rather than Durvin). Since they may have moved to WV, there may be land/deed records or other records about them.  And if he died in WV, his body may have been transported to VA for burial - so some permit for transporting his body may exist.  I would appreciate any help or leads about where to look for information/documentation.  Thank you in advance.  William Durvin. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I did some looking at death records (on line) for John Durvin and had no luck. However, I did locate the death of a Durvin baby girl born and died Apr. 17, 1896 at Hinton, Summers County. Parents names were not given but the birth/death was reported by April Johnston. She may or may not have been a neighbor. I will go back and check the records for any possible Durvin marriages but this was the only death I was able to locate. Anita McClung Fayette County, WV  ________________________________ From: durvin <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wed, July 6, 2011 8:26:52 PM Subject: [WVSUMMER] John Washington Durvin I'm trying to find any information on my great, great grandfather, John Washington Durvin.  He was born in Louisa Co. VA abt. 1820.  He married Mary Catherine Gunnell in 1841 in Louisa Co.  I can find him and his wife in the 1850, 1860, 1870, and 1880 censuses in VA.  He was a Confederate veteran and his widow applied for a pension in 1902 in Hanover Co. VA.  She stated in her application that her husband had died in Hinton, WV 'on or about' 22 June 1893.  She also states that she has been living in Hanover Co for the past 8 years - or starting in abt. 1894.  I assume that she and her husband moved to WV sometime between 1880 (when they were living in Hanover Co.) and 1893 when John W. Durvin died in Hinton.  John was treated by a Dr. S. P. Peck of Hinton.  I contacted the Summers Co. WV clerk of the court and they had no death certificate for John W. Durvin in 1893.  They may have searched for the wrong time period (?) or looked for the wrong name - his wife used the surname 'Dervin" when she applied for the pension (rather than Durvin). Since they may have moved to WV, there may be land/deed records or other records about them.  And if he died in WV, his body may have been transported to VA for burial - so some permit for transporting his body may exist.  I would appreciate any help or leads about where to look for information/documentation.  Thank you in advance.  William Durvin. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I'm trying to find any information on my great, great grandfather, John Washington Durvin. He was born in Louisa Co. VA abt. 1820. He married Mary Catherine Gunnell in 1841 in Louisa Co. I can find him and his wife in the 1850, 1860, 1870, and 1880 censuses in VA. He was a Confederate veteran and his widow applied for a pension in 1902 in Hanover Co. VA. She stated in her application that her husband had died in Hinton, WV 'on or about' 22 June 1893. She also states that she has been living in Hanover Co for the past 8 years - or starting in abt. 1894. I assume that she and her husband moved to WV sometime between 1880 (when they were living in Hanover Co.) and 1893 when John W. Durvin died in Hinton. John was treated by a Dr. S. P. Peck of Hinton. I contacted the Summers Co. WV clerk of the court and they had no death certificate for John W. Durvin in 1893. They may have searched for the wrong time period (?) or looked for the wrong name - his wife used the surname 'Dervin" when she applied for the pension (rather than Durvin). Since they may have moved to WV, there may be land/deed records or other records about them. And if he died in WV, his body may have been transported to VA for burial - so some permit for transporting his body may exist. I would appreciate any help or leads about where to look for information/documentation. Thank you in advance. William Durvin.

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