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[Note630] RESEARCHER: Jack William Thomas (1946)
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Jerry Rice, 79. of Route 2, New Martinsville, died Friday, Aug. 15, 1997, at his residence. He was born in Tyler County, a son of the late David and Rena Jacobs Rice. He was a retired employee of the timber industry and a farmer. He was a member of the Buck Run Church of Christ. He was preceded in death by his parents and four brothers, Earl, Burl, Clarence, and Ernest Rice, There is one sister deceased, Opal Cox. He is survived by his wife Rosa Welling Rice; one son, Carl Rice of New Martinsville; three daughters, Ruth Dailey of Friendly, Mary Lou Hull of Akron and Carol Amos of New Martinsville; four sisters, Maggie Mercer of New Martinsville; Laura Bell, Dillies Bottom, W.Va., Mary Tuttle of Elk Fork, Lula Earley of Paden City; eight grandchildren; six step grandchildren and five great grandchil-dren. Services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Furbee Funeral Home, Middlebourne with Evangelist Kenneth Keifer officiating, Interment in Middlebourne Cemetery, Middlebourne.
RESEARCHER: Jack William Thomas (1946)
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[Note437] RESEARCHER: Jack William Thomas (1946)
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HENRY YOHO
Henry Probably came to this part of Virginia with his brother peter. He is spoken of in the early history of this Valley as one of the first white men to settle here and that he was an Indian fighter with Lewis Wetzel. He served as a PVT spy in the Revolutionary War. He Volunteered from Monongalia County, Virginia [now W.V. ]He and Peter are listed in the Pennsylvania Militia in 1782, First Battalion, Washington County. They are also listed in the company commanded by Captain John Guthery. Reference Pennsylvania Archives serios VI volumn 2, pages 18 and 19 and page 27. Henry and brother John are listed in the company commanded by John Mills, Lieutenant. Henry applied for and receivod a pension #S7996 issued 4 November, 1836 and signed by Liut. Thomas P.Ray at Morgantown. His pension was reduced from $80.00 to $40.00 to commence 4 March, 1831 and on 4 April, 1836 he received a check for $240.00. This is recorded in book C page 41 but is almost impossable to read as it is in longhand. His wife is named on the papers as Catherine and his birthplace as near Winchester, Virginia . He came to Western Virginia with his parents at the age of eleven yers. He died at the age of 93 in Marshall County 12 March, 1845. Catherine Baker was the daughter of Captain John Baker and Elizabeth Sullivan. Born about 1761. I have not found her death date. They lived at Cresap and in that vicinity. Henry purchased several pieces of land including 100 acres for $400.00 from Robert and Elizabeth Woods located at Long Reach on the Ohio River. Also 193 acres for $575.00 from Abijah and Pamela Mclain located on Fish Creek Joining land owned by Peter Yoho. I have only found the records of six children and have only three of these families.
RESEARCHER: Jack William Thomas (1946)
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NAME: Changed Her Name to Hattie Louise Palmer
OBITUARY: Manda changed her name to Hattie Louise Palmer Palmer, Hattie Louise, 50, `of Moundsville. W. Va.. died Wednesday at Reynolds Memorial Hospital. Glen Dale. Surviving are her parents, Bert N. and Margaret Nice Yoho of wileyville. W.Va. four daghters. Mrs Ray Stoneking of Hundred. W.Va. Mrs. Peggy Brown of Reader. W.Va. Mrs Donna Chizbe of Moundsville. and Mrs. Barbara Schrenghost of Massillon. Ohio, eight sisters, Mrs Betty Taylor of Beebee, W.Va. Mrs. Gladys Seybert of Washington, Pa., Mrs. Margaret Harron of Madison, Ohio. Mrs Kathleen Glover of Weirton. Mrs Janet peck of Texas, Mrs. Kitty Dunn of Moundsville. Mrs Loretta Brown of Wheeling and Mrs. Mary Martin of California; three brothers. Jessie of Painesville, Ohio Hughie of Proctor, W.Va. and James of Cameron. W.Va. Friends received at Palmer Funeral Home. Pine Grove. after 1 p.m. Friday. where services will be held Sturday at 3 p.m. Interment in Moore Cemetery. Wileyville. W.Va.
RESEARCHER: Jack William Thomas (1946)