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| 2751 | Note on Find a Grave: Daughter of John Phipps and Ellen Wimmer. She was the twin sister of Martha Phipps. Gravesite Details This picture was taken in the 1980's, several years later when I visited again, Susan's half of the headstone was missing. | Phipps, Susan (I1190)
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| 2752 | Note on Find a Grave: Daughter of John Phipps and Ellen Wimmer. She was the twin sister of Susan Phipps. Inscription Age 11y 8m 21d Gravesite Details This picture was taken in the 1980's, several years later when I visited again, Susan's half of the headstone was missing. | Phipps, Martha (I1189)
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| 2753 | Note on Find a Grave: Daughter of Ruben & Mary Wilmont, Pauline married Chris Lawson and had 15 children survive birth, though only 14 lived past infancy. Their names were: Minnie Josephine, "Tag" Delbert, Bessie, "Marge" (Margrate), Mary (died before 1 yr old), "Red" Walter, "Boo" Ruben, Bob, Tom, Nettie, "Rene" (Irene), Norrie, Martha, Easter, and Frances (female). She lived a long and happy life, and to my knowledge as evidenced by photos, remained close to most if not all her children and grandchildren. | Wilmot, Pauline (I819)
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| 2754 | Note on Find a Grave: Daughter of William Henry Harrison Hash and Mary Elizabeth "Polly" Glass. Twin of Mary Emeline Hash. | Hash, Martha Jane (I1848)
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| 2755 | Note on Find a Grave: Dr. John J. Dickey Diary Laurel County, KY Reprinted in Kentucky Explorer, Vol 10, Number 7, January, 1996. p.86. Robert Lincks or Lynx Laurel Co., June 28, 1898 My father was Frederick Lincks. He was born in Germany. Before he reached his majority he ran away from home and joined the army of Napoleon Bonaparte. He was a wild boy. I have seen his body; it was all covered with scars. showing that he had many conflicts in his young days. His father was a great friend of Napoleon and through this intimacy he got his son released. He then sent him to Amsterdam to school. After the close of the term, $80.00 was necessary to pay board and tuition. His father sent him the money to pay the bill but he took the money and paid his passage to America. Eighty other students did the same. The ship was anchored about a mile from shore. The boys were taken out in a schooner; several trips being necessary. The ship lost her course and many died of over-eating when a friendly ship found them. They lost many by sickness. (His time with Napoleon was 7 or 9 months, the voyage, either 7 or 9). When they landed in America the ship's Captain sold them for their passage denying they had paid him. James Garrard, Governor of Kentucky, bought him. He did not know he was sold for a year. He could not talk English. He learned somehow that he was a slave and he made his case known to a lawyer who could talk German. He looked into his trunk and found his free papers. He was about to leave the Governor, but he was hired for a year when Daniel Garrard brought him to Clay County to oversee Negroes at the salt works. He promised Governor to return but he never did. He worked for the Garrards whom he greatly loved. He married first Nancy Hays, had two children, Eliza Parker and Nancy Benge, Smily Davis' wife. He then married Polly Cornett, daughter of old Robin Cornett of Benge. They had children: John Lynx, Susan Stivers, Margaret Parker, Lottie Lynx married Phil Wilson, Lucinda married Lee Chestnut, Patsy married preacher Hiram Johnson, Zilpha married Charles Parsley, Robert Lynx married Eliza Chestnut, James married Jane Bailey. Next he married Louisa Robison and had three children; Susan, Hiram, and Thomas. Next he married Widow Black nee Patsy Young. To these were born, Frederick, Henry and Germany, the last a daughter. Henry married Molly Houston of Benge, where he died about 1890. He was 100 years old and had 113 descendants. They are very numerous now. My father was soon lost from his countrymen who came over with bad fever (?), nor has he heard any from them. He never wrote back to his father nor did his father ever know anything about him. ---------- Another note in this diary states "Old Ned Callahan died at the home of his son-in-law Robin Cornett, where Hays Coldiron lives now, at Benge, KY. When he was an old man, and the deer had about disappeared, he would go out in the evening by Mill Creek and build a fire and sleep by it all night. When he was old, he always wore his hunting tackle, a pouch containing flints, a pipe, and tobacco. He would put it on when he dressed, just like his garments." this information came from John McDaniel on 6/l3/l898. Another note in the diary says "Robin Cornett and his uncle Roger Cornett married Charlotte and Zilpah Callahan, sisters of the man who was hung at Barboursville for killling Newberry. They killed him for his money but only got 25 cents. Newberry was a cattle buyer. The murder was done at Red Bird, at Newberry Hill. ---------- Mountain Echo newspaper, London, KY Friday 24 January 1879; Page 3, Column 2 Born to the wife of Old Uncle Frederick Lincks, of Clay County, one day last week, a boy. Mr. Lincks is an old gentleman about 83 years of age, and has, we believe, been married four times. The old gentleman seems to be prouder of this child than any of his children, and often in his joy he will sing: "Oh how strange it seems for an old man like me To be dancing a new born babe upon my knee" It does almost seem like a mystery and we would like to know if any of our contemporaries know of any one whose progeny has extended over so many years. ---------- Semi-Weekly Interior Journal newspaper, Stanford, KY Friday 18 February 1887; Page 2, Column 4 London, Laurel County (column) -The "Judge" Lincks farm sold Monday to J. C. Jackson for $800. -The farm on Rockcastle River known as the John Lincks place was sold at public outcry Monday for $1,600, bought by the Lincks heirs. ---------- Semi-Weekly Interior Journal newspaper, Stanford, KY Tuesday 21 June 1887; Page 3, Column 3 London, Laurel County (column) Mr. John Lincks and Miss Belle Young were married on Rockcastle River Sunday morning. ---------- IS this him? Find A Grave Memorial# 7515209 Semi-Weekly Interior Journal newspaper, Stanford, KY Tuesday 14 April 1891; Front Page, Column 2 London, Laurel County (column) -Ed Lincks cut his brother-in-law, Thomas Webb in the neck Friday morning. They were living together and had been at outs for some time. Webb may die. ---------- Semi-Weekly Interior Journal newspaper, Stanford, KY Friday 18 February 1918; Page 8, Column 3 London, Laurel County (column) Fred Lincks, a Laurel County farmer, raised and killed a hog that weighed 750 pounds. He sold half of it - 376 pounds - to H. J. Johnson, for $75.20. Added by: Gaye Hill 9/21/2014 | Lincks, Jacob Frederick "Fred" (I1939)
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| 2756 | note on Find a Grave: Elisha Williamson Bowman (nickname Lish) was a Methodist Minister and circuit rider, son of Cornelius Bowman and his wife Susannah (Painter) Bowman. Elisha married Sarah McMonigle on 28 November 1816 in Estill County, Ky | Bowman, Rev. Elisha Williamson (I1949)
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| 2757 | Note on Find a Grave: Father to Nathan A. Fields His grave was moved from Fields Creek Cemetery abt 1979 Married Margaret Hash 1780, Grayson Co., VA. Known Children; William m. Polly McMillan/McMillin Jeremiah m. Patsy Davis Polly m. Mathew Davis Mary Ann m. Hiram Baker Rachel m. James Roberts Nellie m. Thomas Davis Nancy m. John Stone Jennie m. Andrew McMillian/McMillin Ruth m. William Davis Nathan A. m. Margaret Elizabeth "Bettie" Graham Joseph Jr., died 1839 m. Ann Curren thanks to LaDon for the info above. Suggested edit: He was linked to the wrong father. Don't know who his father was. But he was linked to Henry FIELD (not Fields), who lived in Culpeper County, VA all of his life (became Madison County, VA in 1792). Henry Field did have a son named Joseph who is already linked to him. No way he had a second son named Joseph, born the following year, in another state, who spelled his last name as Fields! Contributor: Genealogy Corner (46976683) Thank you Genealogy Corner. 14 Dec. 2023 My Name Is Stacey Parks. Joseph A Fields Is My 5th GG Grandfather, His Father Is Henry Fields JR Of Culpepper County Virginia, He's In His Father's Will, Henry Fields Jr Is Son Of Henry Fields SR & Esther James Of Culpepper Virginia. DNA Proven My Family Comes Out Grayson Virginia For 10 Generations We Know Who We Are Related To. Henry Fields SR Of Culpepper Virginia Left 19,000 Acres In His Will To His Descendants In Kentucky Subsequent Generations Went West. "Genealogy Corner" Didn't Know What They Were Talking About. Joseph A Fields Is The Son Of Henry Fields JR Of Culpepper VA-DAR Patriot Proven Relationship | Fields, Joseph A. (I1857)
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| 2758 | Note on Find a Grave: Francis (Stodgil-) Sturgill is the son of James Sturgill and Ann Calloway. He was born 1755 in Orange (now Greene) Co. VA. He died 1807 in Alleghany County, North Carolina. Burial in Sturgill Cemetery, near Grassy Creek, Alleghany Co. NC. He married Rebecca Hash in 1776 in Grayson County, VA. She is the daughter of John Hash and Rebecca Anderson. She was born Bet. 1758–1760 in Montgomery County, VA. She died 1841 in Helton Creek, Alleghany County, NC. Burial in Sturgill Cemetery, near Grassy Creek, Alleghany Co. NC. He was granted 100 a of land in present Grayson Co in 1782 and in 1798 he obtained 500 acres more on two land warrents which were probably for his military service during the Revolutionary War. In 1798 he received three grants from the state of NC which covered the land on New River claimed by his father James. In 1802 he sold the 500 acres in VA and moved up the river to live with and take care of his father who died the following year and was buried in the family cemetery on this farm. Francis and Rebecca were also buried in this cemetery as were two daughters. Grayson County Courthouse showing Francis Sturgill. Revolutionary War Marker | Sturgill, Francis (I1781)
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| 2759 | Note on Find a Grave: From Cemetery Records Allen HASH Cemetery, Grayson County, Virginia Headstone was moved to Fox Creek Family Cemetery, Grayson, Virginia, body remains interred in the Allen Hash Cemetery. --------------------------------------- "The Allen Hash Cemetery is above old mill on Fox Creek just north of Fox Creek Cemetery -- on the left. On October 4, 2003, [Larry Hash et al.] talked with Paul Trachy- the owner of the cemetery, and he showed us the cemetery which is on the very top of the hill above his old house. He told that some member of the Hash family moved all of the markers from the cemetery about 10 years ago [early 1990s]. He didn't know what happened to the markers. He told me that Charlie Hash owned the land prior to him. Charlie Hash had aquired the land from APCO after the dam project for the area was abandoned.. We then talked with Rex Hash [a grandson of Lewis B. Hash, b.1913]. He told that the old mill was owned by brothers, Tommy & Eck Hash. The mill was washed out by high waters. Rex said that Virginia Porter of Galax had the headstones moved to Fox Cemetery. The bodies were left undisturbed. The actual graves are marked only by Daffodils in the spring.". --------------------------------------- CHILDREN: 1 Eleanor "Nellie" Hash Ward Cox 1825 - 1909 2 Lewis B Hash 1828 - 1915 3 Rosamond Hash 1829 – 1881 4 Jestine Hash Anderson 1830 - 1902 5 John C. Hash 1832 - 1904 6 Thomas B Hash 1836 – 1915 7 Elizabeth "Betsy" Jane Hash 1838 – 1940 8 Rebecca Hash 1841 – 1929 9 Allen Hash JR 1842 – 1950 | Hash, Allen Joseph (I1878)
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| 2760 | Note on Find a Grave: Hash, Allen, File C-49, Case #259, Testate, died march 4, 1908 in Crook County, Oregon. Heirs: Sarah Jane Huston, daughter, age 72, Rochester, Oregon, Martha Ann Strait, daughter, age 64, Lamonta, Crook County, Oregon, Armeta Evins [Evans], age 57, Mitchell, Oregon. Grandchildren of Hash: children of deceased daughter Ellen Hash Garret: Anna Sumner, age 35, Youngs, Oregon, James Garrett, age 33, Hay Creek, Oregon, Donald Garrett, age 23, Salem, Oregon, Ethel Garrett-Clark, age 20, Hay Creek, Oregon. Also, Ina Chitwood-Cranch, age 21, Colfax, Washington, Roy Chitwood, age 24, Grizzly, Oregon, Fay C. Chitwood, who are the children of deceased daughter Etta Hash Chitwood. Will was signed in Crook County, Oregon and witnesses were Fred A. McDowell, of Culver, Oregon and D. W. Barnett, also Culver, Oregon. Martha Ann Strait was named Executrix of Estate. Number of pages: 68. | Hash, Allen (I395)
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| 2761 | Note on Find a Grave: He married Mary (Polly) Hartsock Russell (1841-1916) abt 1863. Other children of his marriage to Mary Hartsock: Samuel Fleenor Russell b. 1864; Sarah Russell Osburn (1872-1960); Marinda Russell O'Daniel. | Russell, Samuel Fleming (I1885)
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| 2762 | Note on Find a Grave: His birth year is likely about 1720 He signed documents on April 23, 1794 so death is after April 23, 1794 Son of: Ephraim Osborne II (1690–1756) and Mary Osborne (1696–1758) Husband of: Elizabeth Howard (1723–1796) (m. 1739) Father of: Enoch Osborne [Capt] (1741–1818) Solomon Osborne (1743–1764) Robert Osborne (1745–1810) Nancy (Osborne) Livesay (b.1748) Stephen Osborne (1749–1820) Ellender (Osborne) Hash (1751–1820) Ephraim Osborne Jr (1752–1852) Jonathan Osborne (1753–1834) * * * * * Per FAG member: Kathy Thomas Sexton (#46947633) Parents are actually unknown The appendix to his name "III" is incorrect * * * * * Some say he: was born in Virginia and some say Dutchess County, New York Son of: Ephraim Osborne (1690–unknown) and Mary Osborn (1696–1758) Original information posted on this memorial: Birth: Aug. 21, 1723 Dutchess County New York, USA Death: Apr. 23, 1794 Grayson County Virginia, USA * * * * * * Per FAG member: Alleygarden (#47050486) The birthdate of 12 Aug 1723 is for a different Ephraim Osborne. The 12 Aug 1723 Ephraim is the son of Jonathan Osborne. The Ephraim who is buried at Osborn Fort Cemetery is proven via DNA evidence to be the descendant of Thomas Osborne and Mary Goatley who first settled in New Haven, CT Colony, in 1639. We don't know for certain what this Ephraim's birthdate is. And his death date is not 23 April 1794, but AFTER this date. He signed documents on 23 April 1794 and we have no further record of him. * * * * * * Per FAG member: Jane Riggs Curci (#46846403) Per DAR files: DAR PATRIOT - OSBORN, EPHRAIM Ancestor #: A084430 Service: VIRGINIA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, PRIVATE Birth: CIRCA 1720 Death: 1781 MONTGOMERY CO VIRGINIA Service Source: CRUSH, MONTGOMERY CO VA, THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS, PP 47, 48, 93 Service Description: 1) CAPT ENOCH OSBURN, MONTGOMERY CO MILITIA, 1781 2) SIGNED OATH OF ALLEGIANCE, 1777 * * * * * * Per FAG member "Anonymous", on Jul 12, 2021 Middle Name: Washington Birth: 21 Aug 1723; Williamsburg City, Virginia Death: 1796; Independence, Grayson County, Virginia * * * * * * * * Per FAG member: stacey parks (49278103) • staceystar2015@gmail.com Suggested edit: Ephraim Osborne Sr. Was Born In Williamsburg Virginia. His Birth & Death Date And Where He Was Borne Along With All His Wife's Info Was On Find a Grave Years Ago Till Some ****** Wiped It Out. Now None Of You Know Anything. Ephraim Osborne Sr Is Buried In Montgomery County Virginia. He owned Land There & Was On The Tax List. He is On A 1781 Militia List, Under His Son Captain Enoch Osborne. The DNA On The Person At The Fort Is Not Him, While A Relative, I Dont' Believe Its Him. My Family Comes Out Of Grayson Virginia For 10 Generations, This is One Of My GG Grandfathers. Keep Thinking You Know More Than We Do About Or Own Family. That's Why None Of You At Find A Grave Can Get Anything Straight. Contributor: stacey parks (49278103) • staceystar2015@gmail.com | Osborne, Ephriam (I1670)
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| 2763 | note on Find a Grave: James M Ryles headstone is mostly not legible but the bottom reads "his wife Oct 22 1860" which matches with his first wife Mary Frances Smith Ryles Phipps birthdate. It is probable that she is buried in the same grave as James | Smith, Mary Frances (I1667)
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| 2764 | Note on Find a Grave: Jane Bonham Birth 29 Jan 1811, Grayson, VA Parents: William Bonham and Elizabeth B. Williams Married as 1st wife to William Hash 18 Oct 1833, Grayson, VA Death 1860, Grayson, VA. Believed to be buried with husband in unmarked grave at Pine Branch. Children Eli Hash Born: 15 Sep 1835 in Grayson, Va Levi Hash Born: 1837 in Grayson, Va Elsey Hash Born: Jan 1838 in Grayson, Va Calvin Hash Born: 1840 in Grayson, Va Elizabeth Hash Born: 1841 in Grayson, Va Wilborn Hash Born: 1842 in Grayson, Va Abel Hash Born: 1845 in Grayson, Va Riley Hash Born: 1848 in Grayson, Va Zebedee Hash Born: Dec 1848 in Grayson, Va Died: 10 Jan 1924 in Sugar Grove, Smyth, Va Mary Hash Born: 1850 in Grayson, Va Sarah Hash Born: 1853 in Grayson, Va | Bonham, Jane (I1826)
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| 2765 | Note on Find a Grave: John is the son of John Phipps and Ellen Wayman. John was killed when he was accidentally struck by a Northwestern Pacific freight train. John was divorced at the time of his death. Residences: Ukiah, California; Salinas, California; Cambria, California; San Luis Obispo, California; Morro, California; Humboldt County, California Occupations; laborer; farmer; farm laborer Interred February 29, 1920. (Censuses; California Voter Registers 1866-1898; California Death Index 1905-1939; Cemetery Lot Dead Record) | Phipps, John Nathan (I1192)
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| 2766 | Note on Find a Grave: Julia Ann is the daughter of Abner Terry Shackelford and Nancy Ann (Gossett) Shackelford. She was born in Breathitt County, KY. She married Calvin Henderson Taylor in 1859 in Breathitt County. Calvin died of typhoid fever in 1863 shortly after enlisting in the Union Army. Julia raised her two children on her own and supported herself doing housework for others. Late in her life, about 1891, she married Capt. Archibald Cope who served in the Confederate Army. | Shackleford, Julia Ann (I1768)
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| 2767 | note on Find a Grave: Margaret Hash was born about 1823 in Grayson County, Virginia. She probably died between the 1870 and 1880 census enumerations in Grayson County. In the 1862 death record for daughter Dianna, the informant is listed as sister A. M. Anderson. In the marriage records for son James and daughter Lutitia, Margaret's name is listed as Peggy Anderson and P. Anderson. Daughter Lutitia probably died between 1874 and 1889 when her husband Phillip Cress is listed as widowed when he remarries. Children: 1- A. Maria Anderson (1845- ). 2- Dianna Anderson (1847-1862). 3- James Campbell Anderson (1848-1923). 4- Lutitia Anderson Cress [Crouse] (1850- ). References: • 25 Nov 1844 Ashe County, North Carolina, marriage bond. • 1850, 1860, 1870 Grayson County, Virginia census records. • 1870 Grayson County census record (annotated): https://web.archive.org/web/20220902012127/https://www.newrivernotes.com/grayson_enumerations_1870_annotated_federal_census.htm . • 1970 Lella Gertrude Saylors: Hache-Hash Genealogy and Allied Lines, pages 63-72: https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/263882 . • 2023 FamilySearch: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KH1R-KR8 . • 2023 Hash descendants: https://willbraffitt.org/roots/HashDescendants.txt . | Hash, Margaret (I1660)
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| 2768 | Note on Find a Grave: Married Elizabeth "Eliza" J Bishop VA DEATH INDEX: Name:Levi Hash Birth Date:abt 1838 Death Date:12 Feb 1862 Death Place:Grayson, Carroll, Virginia Death Age:24 Race:White Marital Status:Married Gender:Male Spouse Name:Eliza J. Hash FHL Film Number:2056981 VA MARRIAGES: Name:Levi Hash Gender:Male Marital Status:Single Age:20 Birth Date:1835 Birth Place:Grayson, VA. Marriage Date:16 Dec 1855 Marriage Place:Grayson County, Virginia Father: Wm. Hash Spouse: E.J. Bishop FHL Film Number:31758 Reference ID:reg2 p2 | Hash, Levi (I1830)
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| 2769 | Note on Find a Grave: Married in 9/23 1829 in Grayson Cty Va No children known May have died young Believed to have moved with husband and buried with no marker 1810 Birthplace: Grayson County, Virginia, United States Death: 1862 (51-52) Kentucky, United States Immediate Family: Daughter of John Hash and Rebecca Hash Wife of Samuel Fleming Russell Mother of John B. Russell; James Preston Russell; Calvin W. Russell; Stephen Troy Russell; Basil Russell and 2 others Sister of Mary Hammonds; Allen Joseph Hash, Sr; Jane Rutherford; William Hash; Andrew Hash; Jacob Anderson Hash; Jackson Hash and Tabitha Ward « less Half sister of Mary Ann Ward Managed by: Francis Gene Dellinger Last Updated: May 3, 2022 children john 1829 james preston 1830 bassil 1832 rebecca 1835 stephen calvin 1838 william floyd riley 1/21/1844 poly m 1848 | Hash, Susannah (I1884)
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| 2770 | Note on Find a Grave: Married to John "Johnie" Madden in the early 1920s, Minnie gave birth to 7 children of record. Their names are Mary Elizabeth (Madden) Smith, John Jr "Tootsie" Madden, William V. "Buddy" Madden, Raymond Madden, Evelyn (Madden) Corkins, Benny Lee Madden, and Anna Frances (Madden) Slagle. After the death of Johnie in 1944, she quickly married to Garland Wesley Roberts in Cincinnati, OH, to help her raise the children remaining at home. In about 1946, when son William had a daughter, Patricia, Minnie took on the responsibility of raising Tricia as well. Ann and Tricia grew up thinking of themselves as sisters. Benny apprenticed under Garland, who was an upholsterer, but quit the business shortly after Garland's death in 1967 because the business was willed to son-in-law Earnie Slagle instead of to Benny. Minnie did not survive long after Garland's death, following him to the grave only 18 months later. They both died in Columbus, Ohio, but were buried together in Richmond Cemetery, as this town was Minnie's birth place. | Lawson, Minnie Josephine (I1311)
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| 2771 | Note on Find a Grave: Mary " Polly " Wells was the daughter of Elihu and Elizabeth Nancy Kilbourne Wells. She was married to Zachary Taylor Coldiron on February 2, 1868. She had three children from this union, William, Elihu, and John L. Coldiron. She married Albert E. Robinson on July 29, 1875. Note: Mary's 1st husband, Zachary Taylor Coldiron was killed during a coal strike. Info that follows is from family records. According to family members interviewed in 1968, Taylor was shot in a coal mining strike! He was a deputy to his Uncle, E.W. Robinson (Leah's husband).He had been sent down into to the mine arrest a man named Dezirn (sp?) who was down in the mine hiding out from being arrested. He was shot when he went alone down into the part of the mine where some of the more radical miners had set a camp to wait out the strike's end. Taylor felt he would be safe since he knew many of the strikers involved. He did not count on the high feelings of the men or that the badge he wore set him apart as one of the company. According to the Bible records of John D. Coldiron, he was shot on January 22, 1873 and He lived 18 days before expiring from his wounds. It is believed by the William Baker family that he was shot in the stomach. Zachary Taylor Coldiron burial site is unknown at this time. 1870 census Information Name: Mary Coldiron Age in 1870: 25 Birth Year: abt 1845 Birthplace: Virginia Dwelling Number: 266 Home in 1870: Precinct 1, Clay, Kentucky Race: White Gender: Female Occupation: Keeping House Cannot Write: Y Inferred Spouse: Taylor Coldiron Inferred Children: William Coldiron Lihue Coldiron Household Members: Name Age Taylor Coldiron 22 Mary Coldiron 25 William Coldiron 1 Lihue Coldiron 5/12 Contributor: D Briss (50010264) | Wells, Mary (I212)
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| 2772 | Note on Find a Grave: Mary Elizabeth Madden Smith Nicknamed MarLib by her birth family, she lived her life in Madison County, in and near Richmond. She married William "Bill" Smith and had two children, a daughter named Peggy, who still resides in Richmond, and a son named Kenneth, who died in 1987 and is buried next to mother and father. | Madden, Mary Elizabeth (I1532)
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| 2773 | Note on Find a Grave: Minutes of the Sixty-Ninth Session of the Laurel River Association - October 5, 6, and 7, 1900. H. B. Metcalf died June 29, 1900. Materials used courtesy of the Southern Baptist Seminary Archives - Boyer Library and Archives, Louisville, KY | Metcalf, Howard Boone (I524)
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| 2774 | Note on Find a Grave: Nathan was called for service in the Civil War. He was allowed to come home on furlough. He refused to go back in service. He was Court Martialed and since he would not recant, he was hanged on a tree, insight of his home. Rebecca, his wife lived to an old age. Source: Sara (Hash) Bateman. | Ward, Nathan (I1663)
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| 2775 | Note on Find a Grave: Non-cemetery burial, specifically said to be buried in Lower Twin Creek, Breathitt county, Kentucky. Specific location unknown. | Moore, Isabel Elizabeth (I81)
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| 2776 | Note on Find a Grave: Possible grandmother to my husband. xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wife to Joseph Fields, her grave was moved from Fields Creek abt 1979 xxxxxxxxx Mother of William Andrew Fields; Jane 'Jennie' McMillan; Jeremiah Fields; Ruth Fields; Rachel K. Roberts Nathan A Fields; Margaret Fields; Mary Ann Davis, Joseph Fields, Jr. Father:William Horton HASH, Sr. Mother:Ellender OSBORNE - Carole Conrad, Apr. 1, 2015 | Hash, Margaret (I1791)
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| 2777 | Note on Find a Grave: Pvt. Phipps, 158th Aero Squadron, survived the torpedoing & sinking of the troopship "Tuscania" on 5 February 1918 in the North Channel between Scotland & Ireland by German submarine UB-77. He returned from World War I aboard the "Mexican" in February 1919. On "Tuscania," he listed his stepfather, Win. C. Bagnall, of Fox, Virginia, as his next-of-kin. On his return voyage, he listed his mother, Mrs. Winfield Bagnall, Fol [sic], Virginia. | Phipps, John Vester (I1073)
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| 2778 | Note on Find a Grave: S/o Nathan Ward & Sarah. Lewis "Tommy" Ward & his wife Mary Ann Hash are buried on a hill above their home place. There are gravestones, but they are either unmarked or the ravages of time have made them unreadable. Their son John H. Ward and his wives are buried here too. The birth and death dates comes from a family Bible that belonged to his granddaughter Mary Ann Ward Anderson 1860-1949. A great-granddaughter of Lewis Ward identified him as Tom Ward. In the old naming patterns, a lot of people only had a first name, so it is uncertain whether he was named Lewis Thomas Ward. | Ward, Lewis Thomas "Tommy" (I1883)
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| 2779 | Note on Find a Grave: second child born to Edward "Ned" McDaniel and Grace Drew/Morris. Anna died when only a little over a year old. Very little is known about her. She is buried in an unmarked grave at Greenwood Cemetery, Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio. | McDaniel, Anna May (I485)
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| 2780 | Note on Find a Grave: Sgt. Co. I, 51st Virginia Infantry, CSA (Wilborn Hash). Spouse (1864): Caroline Welsh (1840-1875). Children: 1- John William Hash (1867-1953). 2- Julia Hash (1869- ). 3- Mary E. Hash (1872- ). 4- Sarah E. Hash Shaffer (1872-1960). 5- Elijah F. Hash (1875- ). Spouse (1875): Elizabeth Anderson (1848-1921). Children: 6- Sue M. Hash (1880-1950). 7- Kelly Agnes Hash Hurd (1887-1982). 8- Thomas Lee Hash (1888-1955). References: • 1861-1864 Civil War records at Fold3: https://www.fold3.com/image/12504068 . • 1869-1871 Grayson County, Virginia birth records: https://www.newrivernotes.com/grayson_vitals_birth_records_1853-1879.htm . • 28 Jan 1916 Laclede County Republican, Lebanon, Missouri, page 7 obituary. • 2022 FamilySearch: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K2T2-RCD . • 2022 Hash descendants: https://willbraffitt.org/roots/HashDescendants.txt . | Hash, Wilburn (I1834)
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| 2781 | Note on Find a Grave: She shares a headstone with her little brother John. | Mahaffey, Irene (I771)
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| 2782 | Note on Find a Grave: She was born Feb 1843 in Owsley County, Kentucky, and died after 21 April 1917, exact date unknown as Death Certificate has not been located yet, but she applied for a widow's pension off Larkin Young's Civil War Service on the 21 April 1917, as there is an application number. The application apparently was never finalized because there isn't a certificate number issued, which leads me to believe she died shortly after making the application, but definitely prior to a certificate number being issued. She was the daughter of John W. Moore, Jr. and Lucretia Smith. She married Larkin Young, born Sep 19, 1841 in Logan County, Virginia; died Mar 19, 1917 in Owsley County, Kentucky. He was the son of John Nathan "Nathan" Young and Lucy Laura "Lucy" Fields. Larkin Young and Deborah Moore married Abt. 1860 in Owsley County, Kentucky. | Moore, Deborah (I1844)
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| 2783 | Note on Find a Grave: Son of John A. and Josephine PHIPPS Baker Husband of Eliza HARRISON Baker, married 13 May 1904; they divorced on 7 August 1939 in Madison County, Arkansas. Even though his obituary states he is survived by wife, Liza Baker, of the home, I haven't been able to find a marriage for him to this "Liza". Robert Daily Baker did marry Dolores C. "Dolly" FALK in Madison County, Arkansas, on 17 August 1939; and they had two daughters. They divorced in 1951-52. | Baker, Robert Daily (I792)
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| 2784 | Note on Find a Grave: Son of Joseph Hash SR and Margaret Halsey Married: 1) Jane Bonham 18 Oct 1833 2) Mary "Polly" Elizabeth Glass b Sept 1 1831 VA MARRIAGES Name:William Hash Gender:Male Marriage Date:18 Oct 1833 Marriage Place:Grayson County, Virginia Spouse:Jane Bonham FHL Film Number:31758 Reference ID:reg 1 p24 -------------------------------- CHILDREN: with Jane: 12 ch Elsie Hash Welsh 1834 Eli Cleve Hash 1835 Levi Hash 1838-1862 Elizabeth "Betsy" Hash Halsey Haga 1842-1895 Wilborn/Wilburn H Hash 1844 Abel/Abram Hash 1846 Riley Hash [twin] 1848-1862 Zebedee Hash [twin] 1848-1924 Mary Jane Hash b. 26 May 1850 -1895 Sarah Caroline Hash Lovelace 1851 Ludema A Hash 1853 CHILDREN with Mary: 5 ch Alice Hash Anderson 1862-1926 Mary Emmaline "Bly" Hash Murray [twin] 1865 Martha Jane Hash [twin] 1865-1865 William Mathias Hash 1868-1939 C T [daughter] Hash 1870-1870 Lee Fielding Hash 1873-1959 | Hash, William Harrison (I1654)
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| 2785 | Note on Find a Grave: Son of Walter Alexander McIlroy and Nettie Marcum US World War II and Korean Conflict Veterans Interred Overseas: Name: Walter E Mc Elroy Inducted From: Oklahoma Rank: Technician Grade Five Combat Organization: 3941st Quartermaster Truck Company Death Date: 21 Oct 1945 Monument: the Netherlands Last Known Status: Buried ~~~~ US Headstone and Interment Records for US Military Cemeteries on Foreign Soil: Name: Walter E Mc Elroy Gender: Male Rank: TEC 5 Residence Place: Oklahoma Death Date: 21 Oct 1945 Cemetery: Netherlands Burial Place: Margraten, Netherlands Next of Kin: Mrs C D Hawkins Next of Kin Relationship: Mother Gravesite Details Entered the service from Oklahoma. | McIlroy, Walter Everett (I1379)
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| 2786 | Note on Find a Grave: Son of William Halsey and Mary Ann Cress VA MARRIAGES: Name:Ananias M. Halsey Gender:Male Marital Status:Single Age:22 Birth Date:1836 Birth Place:Smyth Co., VA. Marriage Date:23 Jun 1858 Marriage Place:Grayson County, Virginia Father: Wm. Halsey Mother: Mary Halsey Spouse: Elizabeth Hash FHL Film Number:31758 Reference ID:reg2 p5 VA Death Index: Name:Anainas M Halsey Birth Date:abt 1837 Birth Place:Smyth, Virginia Death Date:7 Jul 1862 Death Place:Smyth, Virginia Death Age:25 Race:White Marital Status: Married Gender: Male Spouse Name: Elizabeth Halsey FHL Film Number:2056981 | Halsy, Ananias M. (I1836)
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| 2787 | Note on Find a Grave: Son of William Lindsey "Bill" and Lena Robinson Pingleton. He was a retired miner. | Pingleton, Julius Boss (I834)
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| 2788 | Note on Find a Grave: Source document is an abstract of graves of Revolutionary Patriots. John was the Son of Cornelius Neal Bowman Sr and Susannah Betsy Abbott husband of Sarah Smith. They were married in 1782 and had a child named Elisha. | Bowman, John (I1945)
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| 2789 | Note on Find a Grave: Step-children: 1- John William Hash (1867-1953). 2- Julia Hash (1869- ). 3- Mary E. Hash (1872- ). 4- Sarah E. Hash Shaffer (1872-1960). 5- Elijah F. Hash (1875- ). Children: 6- Sue M. Hash (1880-1950). 7- Kelly Agnes Hash Hurd (1887-1982). 8- Thomas Lee Hash (1888-1955). References: • 1 Dec 1921 Chetopa Advance, Chetopa, Kansas, page 1 obituary. • 2022 FamilySearch: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GMYN-857 . • 2022 Hash descendants: https://willbraffitt.org/roots/HashDescendants.txt . | Anderson, Elizabeth (I1835)
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| 2790 | Note on Find a Grave: Susan was born in Clay Co Ky to Frederick Lincks and Louisa Robinson. Susan and her brothers , Hiram and Thomas were adopted by Joel and Sarah McDaniel Bradley and the family migrated west to Washington . Contributor: Laura Thomas Christian (50581785) | Lincks, Susan (I1940)
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| 2791 | Note on Find a Grave: The dates of birth and death come from a family Bible that belonged to her granddaughter Mary Ann Ward Anderson 1860-1949. | Hash, Mary Ann (I1882)
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| 2792 | Note on Find a Grave: The First record of Cornelius Bowman SR is in the Book, "Colonial Soldiers of Virginia" in 1764 he is listed there in the same regiment right next to one "Thomas Pointer" The next record of Cornelius besides the marriage record to Susannah Pointer/Painter in Rockbridge County VA is in Wilkes County NC where he preached at Roans Creek Baptist Church. After leaving Wilkes County he then traveled to what was then Washington County NC now TN and is found in court records as a Justice. Date of Birth and death taken from the Bible of his son Rev Thomas Bowman He then shows up in Early Clay County History in 1815 records reflect in the Methodist Associational minutes that he himself along with his sons, Elisha, Thomas, Jacob and Elijah were Methodist Ministers.. Source the Wesleyan University, Owensboro Kentucky In 1818 Cornelius SR sued the heirs of Alexander Murphy for land in what is now Owsley County Kentucky in Chancery Court Clay County KY this is a 69 page court case along with the survey of his land and X marked the spot where he lived which is where us Bowman researchers believe is near the Betty Bowman Branch in Owsley County KY. His grave has never been found to date. | Bowman, Cornelius "Neal" Sr. (I69)
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| 2793 | Note on Find a Grave: The son of Bert Keiffer and Lena Myrtle Peachee, Tommy was raised by his mother and step-father, Herschel Jean Scoggins. Whether or not Tommy was legally adopted by Herschel is unknown, but he used the Scoggins surname. The family lived in Cottage Hills, Madison County, Illinois. Tommy was visiting near Shawneetown, Illinois when he was injured by the accidental discharge of a shotgun. He was taken to a nearby hospital where he died of his wounds. At the time of his death, he was 14 years and 11 days old. He was survived by his mother and step-father. Visitation was held on 02 Aug 1947 to 03 Aug 1947 at the Streeper Funeral Home in Madison County. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. on the afternoon of 04 Aug 1947. The pastor of the First Baptist Church in East Alton, Illinois officiated and was assisted by a pastor from Fosterburg, Illinois. Music at the funeral was provided by Mrs. J. P. Bosley, accompanied by Mrs. Alonzo Rosenberger. The pallbearers were John Fay, John Williams, Maurice Tucker, Walley Wilford, William Vinson and Ernest Collins. Tommy's mother and step-father were buried next to him after their deaths. | Scoggins, Tommy Brent (I1520)
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| 2794 | Note on Find a Grave: This man's name was different at birth, but b/c he was released from an orphanage to the Madden family for farm work, he took on their family surname. He supposedly was 1/2 N.A. Indian, either of Cherokee or Blackfeet descent. | Madden, John (I1312)
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| 2795 | note on Find a Grave: Thomas was born in the Watauga River Settlement, Virginia The Watauga settlement was south of the Holston River, on the Watauga and Nolichucky Rivers in the colony of North Carolina. There were three main settlements in the area known as Watauga, Carter's Valley, and Nolichucky. Most settlers came down the Great Valley through Virginia, while others went through gaps in the Unaka Range from North Carolina. The settlers believed they had settled in Virginia. However, all except the North Holston community were in North Carolina on land that belonged to the Cherokee Nation. They were told to relocate but instead negotiated with the Cherokee to lease the land. | Bowman, Thomas (I1950)
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| 2796 | Note on Find a Grave: twin VA Death Index: Name: Riley Hash Birth Date: abt 1850 Birth Place: Grayson, Virginia Death Date:22 Feb 1862 Death Place: Grayson, Carroll, Virginia Death Age:12 Race: White Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Father Name: Wm. Hash Mother Name: Jane FHL Film Number:2056981 | Hash, Riley (I1839)
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| 2797 | Note on Find a Grave: Twin of Martha Jane Hash [twin] 1865-1865 Married William Robert Murray VA Marriage Index: Name:Emaline Hash Gender:Female Marital Status:Single Race:White Age:22 Birth Date:1867 Birth Place:Grayson Marriage Date:2 May 1889 Marriage Place:Grayson County, Virginia Father: Wm. Hash Mother: Polly Hash Spouse: Wm. R. Murray FHL Film Number:31758 Reference ID:reg2 p61 #83 | Hash, Mary Emaline (I1849)
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| 2798 | Note on Find a Grave: VA DEATH INDEX: Name:Mary Hash Birth Date:abt 1837 Death Date:10 Jul 1890 Death Place: Wilson Creek District, Grayson, Virginia Death Age:53 Race: White Gender: Female FHL Film Number:2056981 | Glass, Mary Elizabeth "Polly" (I1845)
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| 2799 | Note on Find a Grave: w/o Cornelius Bowman Sr. md 19 Mar 1764 Susannah Painter/Pointer note that in the book "Colonial Soldiers of VA" Cornelius Bowman in 1764 in his militia unit right next to him is one "Thomas Pointer" could be a brother or father of Susannah we also know that Susannah is still alive when Cornelius Bowman JR is married as she gives her permission with her husband for their marriage. | Painter or Pointer, Susannah (I70)
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| 2800 | Note on Find a Grave: Wesley Anderson was born about 1823 in North Carolina. He probably died about 1850 in Grayson County, Virginia. His daughter Lutitia was born about Mar 1850 in Grayson County, and Wesley is not listed with the family for the Sep 1850 census. In the 1862 death record for daughter Dianna, the informant is listed as sister A. M. Anderson. Daughter Lutitia probably died between 1874 and 1889 when her husband Phillip Cress is listed as widowed when he remarries. In the 1970 book by Lella Gertrude Saylors, Wesley's name is listed as Cam Anderson. In the death record for granddaughter Ora A. Anderson, her father (James Campbell Anderson) has his name recorded as Cam Anderson. Maybe Wesley's middle name was Campbell. Children: 1- A. Maria Anderson (1845- ). 2- Dianna Anderson (1847-1862). 3- James Campbell Anderson (1848-1923). 4- Lutitia Anderson Cress [Crouse] (1850- ). References: • 25 Nov 1844 Ashe County, North Carolina, marriage bond. • 1850, 1860, 1870 Grayson County, Virginia census records for widow and children. • 1870 Grayson County census record (annotated): https://web.archive.org/web/20220902012127/https://www.newrivernotes.com/grayson_enumerations_1870_annotated_federal_census.htm . • 1970 Lella Gertrude Saylors: Hache-Hash Genealogy and Allied Lines, pages 63-72: https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/263882 . • 2023 FamilySearch: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G9BZ-3C3 . • 2023 Hash descendants: https://willbraffitt.org/roots/HashDescendants.txt . | Anderson, Wesley (I1661)
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