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| 51 | Per Obit of her father Raymond Clayton, 24 Feb, 1993, Amy CatherineClayton resides in Columbus, OH. She is a Teacher. | Clayton, Amy Catherine (R:947, ID:) (I473)
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| 52 | Percy M. Yoho died at home, 309 Clark St., New Martinsville, WV. Hasone son James W. Yoho of New Martinsville, WV. | YOHO, Percy M. (R:870, ID:) (I442)
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| 53 | Ralph Eller was a Prison Guard. He was a diabetic, and died at theearly age of 38. His wife Bernadend Marie Stackpole Eller married asecond time to: Eugene Oliver Newcomb (9 July 1906-23 March 1986) onMay 1957. He was nicknamed "Baldy", and he was wonderful to thechildren Linda Mae and Ralph Donald, helping to rise and educate them. Bernadene worked all her life, either sewing of working outside thehome. She retired as Deputy Cler at the Marshall Co., WV Court Houseas of Jan. 1988. Previous to Court House employment, she worked in theoffice of the West Virginia State Prison on Jefferson Ave.,Moundsville, WV. Bernedene has been a very good and dear friend of mine since gradeschool days. Per;: Clarice V. Eller Stanley. | Eller, Ralph (R:839, ID:) (I438)
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| 54 | Ralph N. Eller graduated from Moundsville High School in 1948. Heworked in the glass, chemical and home building industries, and latera Surveyor of Lands in private practice. He has been active in theEbenezer United Methodist Churdh, Roberts Ridge, Marshall Co., WV, anda Board Member of the Marshall Co. Activities and DevelopmentAuthority. He also resides on Roberts Ridge, and due to a disabilityis now retired. Ralph and his brother Charles for many years wereprincipals of Eller and Eller Land Surveyors. July 6, 1991 - Note: Ralph had been diagnosed as having ProgressiveSupranuclear Palsy, He had become progressively worse during theapproximate four or five years since the thim symptoms first notices.However, his death was sudden and unexpected. He pssed away in hissleep in the early hours of June 29, 1991. Signed: With Love and Sorrow, His sister Clarice Eller Stanley. | Eller, Ralph Norman (R:83, ID:) (I126)
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| 55 | Raymond :Doc" Clayton is s/o of Denford and Clara Bluthardt Clayton. | Clayton, Raymond "Doc" (R:945, ID:) (I471)
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| 56 | Re: Birth of Mary Eller, d/o Daniel Eller I.D. #298, Gale E. S.Honeyman 0f San Francisco supplied her birth dater as 8 Feb, 1810. --either this is incorrect or the birthdates for the older brothersMoses 1809 and Aaron 1810 are incorrect. therefore, I am using dateABT 1811? | Eller, Mary (R:1863, ID:) (I64)
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| 57 | Regarding Ellen H. Eller who married Morgan J. Larue, she may havedied in Kentucky, According to the History of Calloway County, MO. pub1884, placed her at the time in Kentucky | Eller, Ellen H. (R:355, ID:) (I81)
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| 58 | Regarding Mary A. Eller who married Jesse Bright, she may have diedin Montana, According to the History of Calloway County, MO. publishedin 1884, she was placed in Montana at the time. | Eller, Mary A. (R:357, ID:) (I82)
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| 59 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | RITZ, Richard G. (R:559, ID:) (I129)
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| 60 | Richard P. Yoho married #1 Ann Rebecca Eller in 1868 Marshall Co.,WV; they had two sons Reuben W. Yoho and James Evert Yoho. Ann Rebeccadied at age 28/8/22 in 1877, and is buried at Fredonia Cem., RinesRidge, Marshall Co., WV. He married #2 - Sarah Alma Wade, b. Belmont Co., OH 12 July 1878,Wetzel Co. Bk. 1/333. Richard was age 30 and Sarah Alma age 22. Theyare in the 1880 Wetzel Co. Census, Proctor Dist. Sons Reuben W. andJames E. living with them, plus his and Sarah's child Harry born inMarch 1880. Have never found any further record of this child, norwhat happened to Sarah Alma, because Richard married again in fouryears time. He then married #3 Martha Ann Hensel, 21 Aug. 1884 in Tyler Co., WVBk. 2/56. He was 36 and she 38. The following information was copied from the Old City Directories ofWheeling, W.Va. by Clarice V. Stanley Nov. 5, 1984:- 1892-95 James E. Yoho - Laborer, Bds. 460 Main St. - 2nd Story Reuben W. Yoho - " " " " " " Richard P. Yoho - Same... 1896 Richard P. Yoho - Canvasser, Res, 615 Grandview St. (He was a drugsalesman, according to his grandson Percy Yoho of New Martinsville,WV) 1898-99 Richard P. Yoho - Canvasser, Res. Corner Pike & Market Sts. 1900 Mrs Martha A. Yoho, Res. Cor. Market & Pike - No record of Richard P.Yoho Note: Found him in the 1900 Wetzel Co., Census - #12 GreenDist., living with his son James & wife Fannie E.:- Yoho, James Mar1876 24 WV OH WV Marr. 1 yr. Merchant Fannie E. Apr 1877 23 WV WV WV Richard P. May 1847 53 OH OH WV Farm Lab. Richard P. must have left his wife Martha A., as she was still inWheeling as follows: 1903-4 Mrs. Martha Yoho, Res. 614 National Road 1904-5 Mrs. Martha A (Wid.R.P.) Res 614 National Road - (Richard P. did notdie until 27 April 1914 in Wetzel Co., age 68, Bk. S-Z 104-a) 1905-06 No listing for Mrs. Martha A. Yoho. Richard P. Yoho was born 1847 in Monroe Co. Ohio, teh s/o Peter Yohos/o Peter Yoho & Sarah Morris. Peter who married Sarah was the s/oPeter Yoho & Margaret Baker Yoho of Fish Creek, Marshal Co., WV.Richard P. Yoho's mother was Margaret Yoho, d/o William Yoho & RebeccaDeHart Yoho of Marshall Co., WV. William Yoho was a brother to Peter who married Sarah, and also s/oPeter Yoho and Margaret Baker; therefore, Richard P.'s parents werecousins. Richard's father Peter Yoho died young, about age 30, 1 Oct,1851 in Monroe Co., Ohio, per Catherine Fedorchak Records, Vol, IV,page 37. After the death of Richard P.'s father Peter Yoho, his mother Margaretbrought him and his younger sister Rebecca A. born 1851 back toMarshall Co., where Margaret married a second time to James Rine (W)on 14 Oct. 1855. Further information on this Rine family can be foundon paage 64 of the Rine Family History. Rebecca. Yoho also married aRine - Philip G. Rine, s/o William Rine & Lucinda. | Eller, Anne Rebecca (R:274, ID:) (I78)
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| 61 | Robert Lindsey Eller had a child recorded to his name in MarshallCo., W.Va. records. Recorded as Robert Lindsey Eller s/o Robert L. &Helen Louise Lucas, Bk. #7/69. Born 19 Jan 1943 at McMechen, father inArmy. When Robert LIndsey Eller, II was married he used the name ofRobert Lindsey Price to Rosemary Elaine Zelic 15 Jan 1966; he born 19Jan 1943; she born 21 Dec 1943, He reported he was s/o William Price &Hellen Lucas. Her parents were Nick Zelic & Louise Irene Sandrick.They both age 21. Marr. Record B,. 21/17. His mother Helen must have been married to William Price, as thefollowing births were recorded in Marshall Co., WV to William Price &Helen Lucas: William Eugene Price, Jr. 5 Feb 1933 at McMechen, Bk. 7/207 JamesArthur Price 14 Feb 1937 at McMechen, Bk. 7/208, Wm. Price, Mail Clerkfor R.R. Price Baby Stillborn 3 Oct 1940, Moundsville, WV - found in DeathRecords. Need to check death of William Price, Sr. Note: Robert L. Price is a Boat Pilot for Shumacher Mine, Benwood, WV.Per Charles W. Eller who works at this location also as a Mechanic,and is my nephew, s/o Charles V. Eller my brother. Research: ClariceV. Stanley Feb. 1992. Robert Lindsey Eller, Sr. was married two times:- 1. Betty Downs d/o Preston Downs & Hazel Hunter. Bety died and he thenmarried:- 2. Mary Louise Boston d/o Howard Boston & Ada Holmes. A son - William Robert Eller was born to Robert L. & Betty. | Eller, Robert Lindsey (R:841, ID:) (I440)
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| 62 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STANLEY, Robert Murray (R:75, ID:) (I146)
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| 63 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Burke, Ronald Greg (R:1525, ID:) (I540)
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| 64 | Susanah, born at, d/o John, Sr., | ROOT, Susannah (R:313, ID:) (I40)
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| 65 | The research on Henry Eller, Jr.'s family was done by Gale EdwinSpitzer Honeyman, 470 Grove #2, San Francisco, CA 94102, Phone415-552-3023. I talked with him by phone May 1988 when John & Ivisited our son Bob in Calif. who lives near Santa Clara & San JoseCalif. Gale Honeyman told me he also had information on Jacob EllerSr.'s wife Margaret Williard's/Willard's mother's family, the Gumps.This he later sent to me . Gale also published his research in the "Eller Chronicles" a newpublication on Eller research. This helped confirm some of my ownresearch. His third Great Grandparents were Mary Eller, 2nd child ofHenry Eller, Jr. and her husband Jacob Albaugh. Gale is a member ofthe Church of the Brethern, which started with Henry Eller, Sr. whosettled in Maryland in the latter 1700's. Henry Eller, Jr. left Maryland and settled in Montgomery Co., Ohio. Hedied in 1832 in same county, Will Bk. B, p. 194, filed Sept. 22, 1832.Wife Francis died c. 1838. 1790 Census Washington Co., MD: males 1 under 16, 1 over 16; females4, 1810 living in Allegany Twp. Huntingdon (now Blair) Co., PA 8 July1815, Montgomery Co., OH Deed Bk. D-1, p. 97: Abraham & Elizabeth(Rench) Deeter deeded to Henry Eller, NE 1/4 Sec 17, Randolph Twp.,160 Acres. 4 Aug, 1831 Montgomery Co., OH Deed Bk. O, p. 201: Henry & FraineyEller sold same to John Studybaker. | Eller, Henry William II (I203)
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| 66 | There is no marker in the Mt. Joy Church Cemetery either for Peter orhis wife Jane Standiford Eller. Her death date was recorded inMarshall Co., See her record for this. Peter's was not recorded and hewas living at the time of the 1880 Marshall Co. Census, Records formost of the 1890 Census were destroyed by fire on January 21, 1921 inthe Commerce Bldg, in Washington, D.C.; and therefore cannot check tosee whether he was living at that time. He was not living at the timeof his wife's death in 1900. I have been told by family members thathe and wife are both buried at Mt. Joy without grave markers. Have been unable to find their marriage record. In 1840 Census, firstI could find him, he had two daughters, so one must have died. Firstchild, Mary M. was born 10 Sept, 1839 that we find any record of.Peter never owned land, but he is found in Marshall Co. Court Recordsas early as 1839 along with father in law Skelton Standiford regardingnon payment of loans. Copies of same in Eller records. His brotherElias Eller came to Ohio Co., VA. And married in March of 1830 to MaryStandiford sister to Jane. Elias & family moved to Missouri in 1838having followed an older brother Jacob Eller, Jr. who moved fromFrederick Co., MD in 1837, Peter Eller served on the Board ofEducation in Meade Dist. Of Marshall Co., Lynn Camp Area, in 1869.Occupations listed on Census were: Laborer, Farmer, Miller & Grocer inthat order. My maternal grandmother told my mother Florence Blake Eller that sheremembers an old man by the name of Peter Eller that went through thecountryside on Bowman Ridge, Marshall Co. with a horse and wagonselling household items. My grandmother Trese Taylor Blake Pegg wasborn in 1872, and she remembered in particular about him sellingsilverware (probably imitation), This could have been about 1880, andthat year he listed his occupation in the Census as a Grocer; so maybehe sold produce also. The records of the Circuit Court of Marshall Co. listed his name asReuben Peter Eller, None of my family knew that his name was otherthan just Peter. Records on him are obscure; and by the time I beganresearch after my father Berrell's death, there seems to be on oneliving that knows anything about him. The only reference to him hasbeen by my grandmother above, and this was something she remembersabout him when she was a small child. It was not until 1987 that I found records in Audrain Co. and CallowayCounties of Elias and Jacob, Jr.; and it was 1988 that I found out forsure that Jacob, Jr. was their brother. By publishing my familyhistory in the Eller Family Association and partly in form of a query;had a reply from one of the members sending me information that provedthat they were indeed brothers; had come to Ohio Co., later MarshallCo., WV and married Standiford sisters, My father Berrell only knewthat Elias went We st. West turned out to be Audrain Co., Missouri,and I found this out by Census records; then going there andresearching Court House records. I found Jacob Eller, Jr. records inthe adjoining county to the south, Callaway Co., MO. Elias' and JacobJr.'s farms were near each other; however county line separated them. My brother Ralph tells me that he remembers dad (Berrell Eller)telling him that he was told that Peter Eller, which would be hisgreat grandfather, was a self proclaimed preacher, and one of hissermons was called "Down in the Gilgow". Gilgow is referenced inJoshua of the Old Testament, and is about 10 miles from Jordan. Wonderwhy a jubject such as this??? Per Clarice Vivian Eller Stanley -11/20/88. Peter & Jane are my GG G.Pts. | Eller, Peter (R:270, ID:) (I227)
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| 67 | Warren's Estate Settlement is in Calloway Co., MO, Settlement Box#206, Bundle 12, Did not obtain a copy of this. | Eller, Warren (R:336, ID:) (I91)
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| 68 | Willia H. CcCain is son of Joseph & Mary McCain, per Birth records inMarshall Court House Records, Bk. 1/120. I found this family to beliving in Franklin District, Marshall Co. in 1880 Census House# 210 McCANE/McCain, Joseph 39 VA IRE VA Farmer Mary 30 PA IRE PA--(Mary Ellen Marrow)M.9/26/1873 Marshall Co.,WV Rose 8 WV VA PA William 6 WV VA PA--- Born 19 June 1874, CourtHs. Rec. . Theodore 4 WV VA PA George 2 WV VA PA This seems to be the area of Rines Ridge, On William & Josephine'smarriage record he was 24 and she 18; and his residence was HowardmWV. Married at F. H, Fair's residence, and by F. H. Fair. William's death record Marsh Co. Bk. 2/161 date of 6 Oct. 1905, stateshe died at Roberts Ridge of Heart Failure. Could not find where he wasburied. His wife was named "Molly", Must have used this name insteadof Josephine. Josephine his wife was buried at Mt. Joy with herparents James M. Yoho and Mary M. Eller Yoho. Stone reads McCain, Josephine w/o William H. - Dates illegible. Nodeath record in Court House, or record of any children. His brother george a. McCain died 30 March 1953 Marsh. Co. Bk. 4/171,at Reynolds Memorial Hosp. of Cerebal Hemmorage, age 74/11/3, parentsJoseph McCain & Ellen Marrow. William's death record simply stated parents Joseph & Mary. Another brother - Leslie Harold McCain died 12 Feb. 1978 at Glen Daleage 81/0/15, wife sadie Mae McCain; his parents Joseph McCain & EllenMarrow; Bk. 4/172-B. | MCCAIN, William H. (R:409, ID:) (I259)
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| 69 | [Family Tree.FTW] According to Sophronia: Louie and George planned on getting married. They attended the fair and would receive a free range if they got married at the fair before a crowd. They got married at the fair and received the free range. (Source - Crane Cookbook, 1988) | CRANE, Louise Elnor (I1014)
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| 70 | !Children named in Will of John 1752 except David;' birth dates and death dates from old family Bible found by Larry Mikesell 111 N. 7th St. Mapleton Iowa 51034. Child #1 info from Larry Mikesell. Marr of child #3 from marr recs found by Larry Mikesell. Madien name of wife from research done by S.L. Gen. Soc.. child #3 1850 census Utah. Jacob Mikesell b. 13 Sep 1797 is not a son of this family as believed; he is son of Andrew, John's brother. | MIKESELL, John (I1760)
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| 71 | Bessie O. Eller married Charles Palmer and had two children:- Harold Palmer John Palmer Her husband Charles Palmer died in the Texas Oil Fields. She died when boys were small and her brother Friend Eller & wiferaised them. Inf, from call to Beatrice Eller, widow of Lindsey Robert Eller, whois still living - 8 March 1989, She is age 94. Per Clarice Eller Stanley | Eller, Bessie O (R:807, ID:) (I88)
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| 72 | Beunagene had no children, but raised David Lee Franklin b. 6 Dec.1944, supposedly son of her husband Homer L. Franklin and personunknown, David Lee Franklin married 12 Dec. 1954 Marshall Co. Bk. 20/188 - toLinda Lee Hubbard. She was born 31 Dec. 1944 d/o Theodore Hubbard &Lucille Hoskins. She was born at Beech Bottom, W Va. Record showsthat David was born in Pittsburgh, PA. Beunagene's death record stated that she was a retiree of Gimbals ofPittsburgh, PA. | Eller, Beunagene (R:809, ID:) (I436)
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| 73 | Frances (Fanny, Frainey, Fronica) Grabill, w/o Henry Eller, Jr. andsister Elizabeth, are daughters of Peter and (Mary?) Grabill, Sr. asnamed in his 11 march 1811 Will, proved in Frederick Co., MD 2 Nov.1812. Elizabeth married Joseph Eller older brother of Henry Eller,husband of Francis. Information received 2 May 1990 from: Gale Edwin Spitler Honeyman 470 Grove #2 San Francisco, CA 94102 Further information received from Gale E. S. Honeyman Aug. 1991regarding details of will and Administration account of Peter GrabillSr. Please see Notes recorded on sister Elizabeth Grabill Eller, I.D.#1524, w/o Joseph Eller for details. | GRABILL, Frances "Fronica" (R:297, ID:) (I211)
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| 74 | Fred Kothe was born February 18, 1897 at Parkersburg, Iowa to Lewis and Lena Kothe. As young man he came to South Dakota. He was drafted into the United States Army on September 18, 1918 and was discharged on December 8, 1918 He was united in marriage to Nancy Eller on January 7, 1920 at Roswell, South Dakota. They lived on farms in the Fedora vicinity all their married life, until Febuary 1983 when he went to live at Firesteel Nursing Home in Mitchell, South Dakota. To this union three children were born. He is survived by his widow, Nancy; two children, Dallas and Leora O'Neal both of Fedora, South Dakota; six grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. He was preceeded in death by his parents, three brothers, two sisters, and an infant daughter. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Fred Kothe was born February 18, 1897 at Parkersburg, Iowa to Lewis and Lena Kothe. As young man he came to South Dakota. He was drafted into the United States Army on September 18, 1918 and was discharged on December 8, 1918 He was united in marriage to Nancy Eller on January 7, 1920 at Roswell, South Dakota. They lived on farms in the Fedora vicinity all their married life, until Febuary 1983 when he went to live at Firesteel Nursing Home in Mitchell, South Dakota. To this union three children were born. He is survived by his widow, Nancy; two children, Dallas and Leora O'Neal both of Fedora, South Dakota; six grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. He was preceeded in death by his parents, three brothers, two sisters, and an infant daughter. | KOTHE, Fred Lewis (I12)
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| 75 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STANLEY, Mark Steven (R:77, ID:) (I148)
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| 76 | He was son of Arphaxad Crane & Lovina Whitford Crane. | Crane, James Samuel (R:1838, ID:) (I200)
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| 77 | He was the son of Ernest Suter and Mary Jane Yoho. Mary Jane Yoho d/0 Peter Yoho & Mary Jane Marshall Peter Yoho s/o Henry Yoho, Jr. & Annabell Buchanan, etc. | SUTER, Julius W. (R:823, ID:) (I109)
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| 78 | HIGHLIGHTS OF OREN ELLER'S LIFE I was born on the South Dakota Plains, where the wind blows a lot and it seldom rains. It was in the year 1904, and everyone was very poor. I finished high school in '23, quite an accomplishment for me. I always got a good report card, I wasn't too smart but I worked real hard. I started farming in '25, I could barely make enough to keep alive. I worked 16 hours a day, milking cows and pitching hay. I lived way out in the sticks, so all my meals to fix. In '29 I married my wife, quite an improvement in my life. We were a mighty happy pair, until the dust storms started blowing in our hair. In '33 we moved to the Hoosier State, I started standing outside the employment gate. I was looking for someone who would employ a man with a wife and a little boy. I finally got inside the door and I nearly stayed there for evermore. Everything was going fine, we got our daughter in '39. Thirty-five years in the same old spot, but during those years we traveled a lot. We got the idea in '48, that we would like to travel to every state. We started out real close to home, and every year later farther we'd roam. We never seemed to have much dough, but every vacation time off we'd go. To some state we'd never been before. and a few choice spots we wished to explore. In '49 we traveled far, that year we managed to buy a new car. When at last every state we'd at least driven through, someone up and added two. I don't suppose we will ever see these, but we sure have a lot of memories. Now I live a leisurely life, in our modest home with my little wife. Many evenings we just set out in the breeze, reliving some of our memories. | ELLER, Oren Ray (I11)
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| 79 | Homer F. Franklin is son of Samuel Franklin and Martha C. Mason. Martha C, Mason is d/o Jeremiah Mason & Sarah Richmond Jeremiah Mason is s/o Jacob Mason & Hannah Gorby Jacob Mason is s/o Samuel Mason & Mary Belle. | Franklin, Homer F. (R:811, ID:) (I437)
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| 80 | Information an the family of Morton E. Yoho was obtained by MarshallCo. Court House Records, and some information from Lexie Ann RiggsHanket, Mrs. Robert Hanket, Box 156, R.D. 4, Lindsey Lane,Moundsville, WV, as of Feb. 1985. She is d/o Melvin T. Riggs &Virginia May Wilson, who is d/o Clyde L. Wilson and Iva M.Yoho'-who isd/o Morton E. Yoho and 1st. wife Mary Alice Dodd. Morton E. Yoho iss/o James M Yoho & Mary M: Eller, James M. Yoho is s/o George Yoho& Rachel Garner, George Yoho is s/o Henry Yoho, Jr & AnnabelBuchanan. Henry Yoho, Jr , is s/o Peter Yoho (Rev. War) and MargaretBaker, etc. | YOHO, Morton E. (R:381, ID:) (I84)
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| 81 | Information on Reuben W. Yoho family furnished by his son Percy Yohoof New Martinsville, W.Va. - 7 May 1985 - in an interview with him, Per; Clarice Eller Stanley | YOHO, Reuben W. (R:867, ID:) (I268)
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| 82 | James Evert Yoho and wife Frances Eleanor Boyer Yoho had twodaughters, "Menia" who never married, and Alta Marie who married CecilW. Stanley. He had in adopted son, named Donal Larry Yoho whose birth date was 8Sep 1929. He married Betty Lou Snider - 29 Dec 1951, Wetzel Co. Bk.31/456. Betty Lou ,as born 26 Oct, 1933, Her parents were George &Maple ?? Snider. Donal retired from the U. S, Marine Corps 1 Nov.1984 , after 31 Years service. Master Gunnery Sergeant Yoho was fromMinnie, W.Va. and his wife Betty was from Reader, W.Va. According to anewspaper article New Martinsville W.Va. 1984, during his tour in theservice, he was stationed overseas in Hawaii, Okinawa, Vietnam, andvarious military bases throughout the U.S. A reception in his honorwas held at Camp Lejeune, N.C. They plan to remain in Jacksonville,N.C. after retirement. They have four daughters:- 1. Jill Yoho Resides Jacksoville, N.C. 2. Beth Yoho, who married Glen Rosinberger, resides Jacksonville,N.C. 3. Kami Yoho; who married Joe Kenedy, resides Jacksonville, N.C. 4. Donna Yoho, who married ? Bucher. resides Reader, W.Va., | YOHO, James Everett (R:868, ID:) (I89)
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| 83 | Joseph S. Mason was s/o Henry & Cynthia A. Mason. This family wasfound in 1870 Census in Meade Dist. Marshall Co., WV House #71 and inw880 Meade Dist., Marshall Co., House # 248. 1880 as follows: MASON, Henry 46 VA MD OH Farmer Hennon - Derman error inRec. Sinthia A. 48 PA PA PA (Cynthia A./Derman = M,6/29/1854 Mar.Co.) John W. 18 VA VA PA M.Sarah McDowell, Mar.Co.12/25/1883 Hannah E. 17 VA VA PA Sarah 15 WV VA PA M.Clarence C.Shepherd,Mar. Co. 12/25/1884 A.Ann ?? 13 WV VA PA Sidney E. (Elmer) 13 WV VA PA M. Lena A. Shepherd, Mar.Co.11/16/1889 ** Thomas W. 10 WV VA PA Joseph S. 7 WV VA PA M. Rebecca Ann Yoho,Mar.Co. 5/21/1893 Jeremiah 28 VA VA VA Nephew, laborer ** See page 184, Marshall Co. History 1984 - Story about Sidney EllerMason and his family. His parents were Henry & Cynthia Ann HennenMason. His Grandparents - Jacob & Hannah Gorby Mason. His Great Grandparents- Samuel & Mary Belle Mason. | MASON, Joseph Spencer (R:405, ID:) (I97)
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| 84 | Mary Eller d/o Henry Eller, Jr. & Frances Grabill and married JacobAlbaugh is the family line of: Gale E. S. Honeyman, 470 Grove #2, SanFrancisco, CA 94102, He has supplied the information for Henry &Francis "Fronica" Grabill Eller and Descendants | Eller, Mary (R:299, ID:) (I34)
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| 85 | OBITUARY -- Laura Jane Reynolds Eller Laura Reynolds was born in Fayette county Iowa, May 15, 1880 and died in Mitchell, S.D. Jan. 1st, 1914, aged 33 years, 7 nonths and 16 days. She was married to James W. Eller Jan. 11th 1900, and to this union were born, seven children. Nancy Louisa born Oct. 2, 1900; William Henry, born Feb 13, 1902; Oren Ray, born Oct. 30, 1904; Susan Maria, born Sept, 12 1906; Ella May, born Jan 18, 1909; Joshua David, born July 18, 1911; Alfred Jacob, born Dec. 29, 1913. Besides her imediate family she leaves her aged father, mother and five brothers (all in Montana) and a host of friends to mourn her loss. We have lost our wife and mother, She has bid us all adieu; She has gone to live in Heaven, And her form is lost to view. Oh! that dear one, how we loved her; Oh! how hard to give her up. But the Angel came down for her And removed her from our flock. ---------------------- CARD OF THANKS We ---wish to thank--- the good people of Fedora and vicinity for their many acts of kindness and expressions of simpathy during our great berevement. J.W. Eller and family | REYNOLDS, Laura Jane (I1825)
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| 86 | Obituary of Mrs. Mable Ingalls Eller Death brought to an end the patient suffering of Mrs. J.W. Eller Thursday January 11, 1934. Conscious of the fact that she could not get well, Mrs. Eller bore up bravely, and uncomplainingly until release from the body came. It is said at any time to watch life's ebbing tide drifting the loved one slowly, perhaps, but surely into the great ocean of eternity, but when there comes a whispering: "Though I walk through the Valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; for Thou are with me, Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me," it brings a balm to the wounded heart, and thus closed the life of this noble wife and mother. Mable Ingalls was born in Sioux Falls, S.D., May 15, 1882 and at the time of her decease in Fedora was 51 years, 7 months and 26 days of age. When but six months old she was brought by her parents to their homestead in Miner County where she grew to womanhood.PP On March 2, 1904, Mable Ingalls was united in marriage to Alfred J. Eller. Two children, Archie and Theron came to make home life more interesting. Alfred Eller, the husband and father, departed this life Oct. 6, 1913. On April 14, 1915 she was united in marriage to J.W. Eller, a brother of her first husband. One child, Creta was born to the second union. Among those surviving are her husband, J.W. Eller; Her Mother, Mrs. LaVilla Ingalls of Fedora; two sons and one daughter, Archie Eller and family and Theron and Creta Eller of Fedora; two sisters; Mrs. O.H. Buttemeier and family of Roswell; Mrs. A.C. Mathies and family of Griswold, Iowa; two brothers, Rollin Ingalls and family and Floyd Ingalls of Faulkton, S.D. Also seven children of Mr. J.W. Eller's by a previous marriage. They are Mrs. Fred Kothe and family, Mrs Chauncey Earls and family, Mr and Mrs Joshua Eller, William and Alfred Eller of Fedora; Oren Eller and family of Laport, Ind. and Mrs Ray Robinson and family of Sanator, S.D. Her faithfulness and devotion to all the children will linger as a precious heritage with them until the end of their sojourn here. Funeral services were conducted Sunday in the Prsbyterian church of Fedora and were in charge of the Rev. E.E. Whiteside, pastor of the Methodist churches in Howard and Vilas. A large number of relatives and friends were present and flowers in profusion were sent in token of respect. The pallbearers were Archie and Theron Eller, William, Joshua and Alfred Eller and Chauncey Earles. The funeral hymns were "The Old Rugged Cross," "Beautiful River," and "God Be With You Till We Meet Again," and were sang by Dave Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Pooley, Mrs. Orvis Foster, and Mrs. Harvey Bennett, With Miss Lois Sougstad at the piano. Burial was made in the Fedora cemetery. To My Mother by Creta Eller Yet thou are not forgotten, Thou have passed beyond our way. Thou have always been so faithful But now before us lay. But we're all so sad and sorrowful But we know it for the best. Thou have passed away so restfully, to the eternal land of rest. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to the friends, relatives and neighbors for their kind acts and deeds shown us during the illness and death of our dear wife, daughter, mother and sister. J.W. Eller and children, Mrs. La Villa Ingalls, Mr. and Mrs. O.H. Buttemeier, Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Matthies, Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Ingalls, Mr. Floyd Ingalls. | INGALLS, Mable Lucinda (I62)
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| 87 | Okey lives in the home place - home of Charles A. Eller & Family. Thisis located on ridge above Proctor, WV near a place that used to becalled Highland. There was a school there many years ago. | Eller, Okey (R:207, ID:) (I289)
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| 88 | Phoebe Adaline Gilbert first married Elbert M, Mason in 1890, and hedied in 1907. She had three children. She then married Morton E. Yohoalso a Widower in 1909, and had four children by him. See records forsame. | Gilbert, Phoebe Adaline (R:395, ID:) (I542)
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| 89 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | POTTS, Roberta (R:247, ID:) (I149)
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| 90 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McDannels, Ruth Ann (R:251, ID:) (I189)
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| 91 | s/o Johannes George Herter & Eva. Other spellings: Harter & Haster. Christian Herter and family moved 1794 to Franklin Co.,VA. and about1805 to Montgomery Co.,OH and was on 1820 Census, Preble Co.,OH. Therewas probably a ninth child; however name unknown Children's Marriagesin Franklin Co., VA - Date Bonds Issued. Family was German Baptist Brethern. Information from:- Gale E. S.Honeyman, 470 Grove Ave, San Francisco, CA, 94102, Aug 1991 and wastaken from - A Harter Journal 1982, by Byron E. Harter, pp 23-105 | HERTER, Christian (R:295, ID:) (I11)
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| 92 | SS death index ADRIAN ELLER 5 May 1923 Apr 1978 53704 Madison, WI 53716 Madison, WI 393-18-8170 WI (Before 1951) | ELLER, Adrian Wilber (I692)
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| 93 | Attended William Jewell College in Missouri, but did not finish as he went into the family businesses. He owned several businesses of his own over his life span, including a bakery in Moberly. He was also Moberly City Clerk for awhile. He was a stockbroker at the time of the 1929 crash and lost everything he had in savings (over $50,000). As he was age 57 at the time, he never recovered financially, but seemed to take this philosophically. His son, John, was attending Yale at the time of the crash, and had to get out and work to put himself through the rest of his PhD. degree by pounding rails for the railroad. During WWII, Lloyd went back to work to aid the war effort as a machinist in a factory. He had learned this trade in his father's machine shop and haystacker factory. He was past 70, and the other men called him "Pop". He looked like a Dutchman, with his white mustache, stocky build, and pipe that drooped down from his mouth. He had a great sense of humor. He worked so well at the factory that the other men complained that he was making them look bad by turning out more items than they were. His supervisor told him to go ahead and make as many as he wanted, and he would set some aside for a rainy day (which never came) on a separate set of books, keeping everyone happy. Lloyd never knew how to do less than his best on any job. He was fiercely independent and lived by himself until about 6 months before his death, just short of his 95th birthday, in the same house his children were born in, doing his own cooking, etc. He had a sharp, clear mind to the last, helping much in this genealogy. He didn't last long when put in a nursing home, which he dreaded. (Wayland) | WAYLAND, Lloyd Lowery (I17377)
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| 94 | Solomon Terrell is listed as Wake County officer "First Major" in 1796. (Justices and Military officers of NC, p.197) Both he and his father are mentioned in Revolutionary war Army accounts (Vol.IX, p.84, Folio 3). | TERRELL, Solomon (I9389)
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| 95 | According to his obituary, John Thomas Paynter had seven children. Six were still alive at his death. The six named here are named in his will. We do not know the name of the seventh child. There was some confusion over John L. Paynter. He apparently went by his middle name: Lillian. And we were confused and thought him to be female. | PAYNTER, Unknown (I17612)
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| 96 | Elsewhere, his date of death is given as 21 Feb 1895. He was unmarried. (Wayland) | TERRILL, Samuel George (I17356)
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| 97 | He went by the name of "Green". See his biography in the "History of Randolph Co., MO.", 1920, p. 382. He later separated from his wife and moved in with his brother, Vint. His wife moved to the Southwest U.S. (Wayland) | TERRILL, Robert Greene (I17366)
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| 98 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | AGNER, Peggy Joyce (I3795)
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| 99 | Fought for Confederacy in Civil War and was wounded. Walked with a limp for the rest of his life. Became a banker, and was called "Judge" for some reason. Unknown if this was honorary, or if he was a judge at one time. Had no children. Left his money to his niece, Elizabeth "Lizzie" Terrill (#2704), dtr. of his brother John Robert. Was probably named after his uncle Arthur Parker, the first husband of Elizabeth Terrill (his father's sister). (Wayland) | TERRILL, Arthur Parker (I17355)
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| 100 | John R. worked on his father's farm in Missouri until he came of age and then went in the company of Capt. William Roberts (relative?) and others to Calif. by the overland route, and, including the time he spent in the mines, was two years making the trip. He returned in the summer of 1852 by way of the Isthmus and New York. After spending two years with his father, he made another trip to Calif., overland, taking some cattle, and returned the next year by the same route as before. Gives marriage to Anne E. Roberts and says that he established himself on a farm which had previously been owned by Jehu Pyle, and he was still living there at the time of the biography in 1881. It says that he owned 400 acres, 330 in cultivation, and a good two story house and outbuildings, 200 apple and 100 peach trees, plus grapes. Gives death of his wife and lists his nine children by name. It further states that "Mr. Terrill is a man of winning address and much ability; he takes a warm interest in all educational matters and has carried his views into practice in the training of his children; a member of the Morality Lodge, N. 186, A.F. & A.M." The "History of Randolph County", 1920, also has a short biography on John Robert. It states that he lived on the same farm in Randolph Co. for 50 years. It is said that he got the money for his farm in Missouri through making a strike in the '49 California gold rush. (Above provided by W. Wayland) | TERRILL, John Robert (I17350)
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