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Sort by: (  Title  ) ( Date ) ( Popularity ) Photos currently sorted by: Title (Z to A)| Photo No. 61-70 (out of 98 photos hit) | |
| Icie Criner Seabolt Jett
Posted by: wyskidi (See more photos from wyskidi) 2009/1/11 21:48
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Icie Criner, my grandmother, was born September 11, 1997 Roane County, WV. Daughter of Hillery Criner (B.11/9/1868)and Virginia Bell Nichols (B.5/5/1870). Married Morgan Shelbin Jett March 6, 1926 in Roane County. Died May 6, 1971 Charleston General Hospital, Charleston, Kanawha County, WV.
Married 1. Homer Seabolt 2. Morgan Shelbin Jett 3. Willard Rucker |
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| Hickel, Hicks and Campbell families
Posted by: Linda Ciesielski (See more photos from Linda Ciesielski) 2013/11/5 0:15
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Virgil Hickel (my dad), John Campbell, Jim Hickel, Criedia Hicks, Faustine Hicks & son, Ann Hickel Hicks, Waitman Hickel, Aud Campbell, Fern Campbell, & Lemuel Hickel.
This picture must have been taken in the mid 1940's
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| Harry Chapman Woodyard Plaque Dedication
Posted by: LindaCottrellLiss (See more photos from LindaCottrellLiss) 2011/11/9 17:15
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| To read an article on the Harry Chapman Woodyard plaque dedication click here. |
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| Harry Chapman Woodyard Plaque
Posted by: LindaCottrellLiss (See more photos from LindaCottrellLiss) 2011/11/11 19:46
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Dedicated October 13, 2011
Photo by Susan Tucker |
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| Harper's Little Family
Posted by: Webmaster (See more photos from Webmaster) 2013/4/22 5:16
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This is the Alexander and Mary Frances (Jones) Harper family.
Maxine Landfried submitted this picture and provides this history:
My mother-in-law, Ersil Bailey Landfried (1911-1987 - See Story in Roane County 1989 book), was a niece of Mary Frances and after she (Ersil) died we found this picture with the words on the back "Harper's little family". Of course, I soon found them in the family tree and census records. It seems all ten children are lined up in birth order. I believe several of the sons became doctors and were influential in Roane County. |
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| Gettysburg reunion article 1913
Posted by: JeffSmith (See more photos from JeffSmith) 2007/10/24 5:38
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"WAS THE YOUNGEST SOLDIER THERE"
J. M. Cleavenger, of Spencer, was here Saturday (Parkersburg, WV)on his way home from attending the big celebration at Gettysburg. Mr Cleavenger enjoyed the distinction of being the youngest soldier on the grounds. He was the youngest soldier from West Virginia. He enjoyed greatly this great reunion of the Blue and Gray, which he said was the biggest affair of the kind ever held.
(Article in The State Journal, Parkersburg, WV Saturday July 5, 1913) |
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| George A. & Margaret (Wyatt) Dye Family ca. 1930
Posted by: Webmaster (See more photos from Webmaster) 2007/8/26 22:45
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Front row - l to r - Pearl, George, Margaret (Wyatt) Dye, Asa
Back row - l to r - Cecil , Ola, Hobart, Gertrude, Roy, Garnett
They lived at Cain's Run, Roane Co., Reedy, WV
Submitted by Phyllis Dye Slater |
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| Gathering at Ogden family home
Posted by: Linda Ciesielski (See more photos from Linda Ciesielski) 2013/12/22 4:09
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Children in front: Linda & Bob Hickel; Betty Sue & Jo Ann Hildreth
Adults: Edison or Forest Ross (1st man on blanket), Kellis Ogden(2nd man on blanket), Edison or Forest Ross (man in chair), Stanley Ross (2nd man in chair), Aunt Clarie, Clara Wilson Ross (next chair), Buena Wilson Ogden (chair closest to the people on the blanket. |
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| Frances Walker and Eva Ledsome
Posted by: Webmaster (See more photos from Webmaster) 2008/4/25 0:32
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| David Walker shared some information on the ladies in this previously unidentified photo. |
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| Frances Cochran Smith
Posted by: eking (See more photos from eking) 2009/11/22 4:55
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| Frances Cochran was born 15 July 1814 to John and Elizabeth James Cochran in Bath County, Virginia. Frances married John Smith Jr. on 12 November 1835. In 1843 the couple sold their 180 acres of land in Pocahontas County and started west with John's brother Andrew's family. According to a family story handed down through the generations the group made it as far as Kanawha County when Frances became sick. Andrew continued west and John and Frances stayed in Kanawha with their family. Eventually they brought land near Newton at the head of Blown Timber. A descendant of the couple still lives on the land. John joined Capt. Spencer's Company B, 9th West Virginia and went off to the war. He died 22 August 1862 from illness. Frances stayed at the homestead watching her family grow. She passed away 20 April 1895 and is buried in Newton. |
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