West Virginia Pioneers
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| 38851 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=2674204&Type=Death | Parsons, Henry Bryan (I47629)
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| 38852 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=411184&Type=Death Jackson Co death record Name: Cora E Rhodes Sex: Death Date: 18 Mar 1928 Death Place: Jackson, West Virginia Age at Death: 54y10m21d Burial Place: Burial Date: Cemetery: Home Cemetery Funeral Home: Birth Date: 4/27/1873 Birth Place: WV Marital Status: married Spouse: Occupation: Address: Residence: Mother: Riley Mother's Birth Place: WV Father: W. L. D. McKerny Father's Birth Place: WV Informant: VT & Orlie Marris | McKenny, Cora E (I22303)
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| 38853 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=431103&Type=Death Kanawha Co death record Florence Parsons, wife, age 62y | Parsons, Henry Edward (I47630)
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| 38854 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=47396&Type=Death Death record - informant, Mrs John Ellis | Smith, Mary Jane (I44876)
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| 38855 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=48138&Type=Death Putnam Co death record Name: Oscar J. Litton Sex: Death Date: 13 Jul 1952 Death Place: Hurricane, Putnam, West Virginia Age at Death: 70y1m15d Burial Place: Burial Date: Cemetery:Hurricane Cem Birth Date: 5/28/1882 Birth Place: Gay, Jackson Co, WV Marital Status: Spouse: Occupation: Address: Residence: Mother: Cora Moore Mother's Birth Place: Father: Llouellen Litton Father's Birth Place: I nformant: Ernest Litton, son Oscar Jamison Litton b. 28 May 1882 Gay WV, d. 13 Jul 1952 Hurricane WV. Signed up for WWI Draft Sep 12 1918, full name and birth date on card, living at Hurricane WV, self-employed farmer, nearest relative wife Cora. | Litton, Oscar Jamison (I40099)
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| 38856 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=51206&Type=Death Jackson Co death record Mrs Golda Crum informant Burial Antioch Cemetery, Cow Run | Farin, Laura Catherine (I47238)
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| 38857 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=52912&Type=Death Kanawha Co death record | Lanham, Parthena Ann (I45432)
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| 38858 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=695022&Type=Death Kanawha Co death record Samuel D Iman 8/31/1918 age 39, parents John E Iman (b. Kanawha Co) and Melissie Smith (b Jackson Co), killed by fall off derrick | Iman, Samuel Dayton (I45416)
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| 38859 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=702581&Type=Death Kanawha Co death William A Geary, 26 Mar 1929 Clendenin, DOB 9 May 1845 Kanawha Co, widowed, parents Matthew Geary & Elmira Ashley, burial Clendenin, WV | Geary, William A (I48253)
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| 38860 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=705321&Type=Death Roane Co death record Name: M C Parsons Sex: Death Date: 01 Jun 1931 Death Place: Harmony, Roane, West Virginia Age at Death: 64y7m Burial Place: Burial Date: Cemetery: Funeral Home: Birth Date: Nov 1, 1866 Birth Place:Jackson Co Marital Status: widowed Spouse: Crichfield Occupation: Address: Residence: Mother: Luiza Westfall Mother's Birth Place: Jackson Co Father: Field Parsons Father's Birth Place: Jackson Co Informant: A L Shoudis | Parsons, McClellan (I23484)
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| 38861 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=717947&Type=Death Jackson Co death record Oden Forest Hickel; 2/9/1935; born 10 Mar 1874 Given; married to Malissa Jane Hickel; parents William Hickel & Emily Waugh; informant B D Hickel, Given, WV; burial Fairview, 2/10/1935 | Hickle, Oden Forrest (I35304)
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| 38862 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=724830&Type=Death Jackson Co Deaths Daniel Alexander Rollins, 8/26/1936, Cottageville, married to Sophrona Rollins, dob 3/25/1856 Mt Alto; father DA Rollins, born Ireland, mother's name vacant but she was born in Point Pleasant, WV, informant VM Rollins, Ripley, burial Flat Wood. 1870 Cologne, Mason, WV # 72 Rawlins, Nancy 41 George W 16 Daniel A 13 Benjamin 11 Rose E 9 Margaret 7 Sarah J 5 | Rollins, Daniel Alexander Sr (I22911)
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| 38863 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=724830&Type=Death Jackson Co Deaths Daniel Alexander Rollins, 8/26/1936, Cottageville, married to Sophrona Rollins, dob 3/25/1856 Mt Alto; father DA Rollins, born Ireland, mother's name vacant but she was born in Point Pleasant, WV, informant VM Rollins, Ripley, burial Flat Wood. | Rollins, Daniel Alexander Jr (I41320)
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| 38864 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=730618&Type=Death Jackson Co death record parents Granville Sharp & Margarett Young | Sharp, Eva E (I21461)
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| 38865 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=755733&Type=Death Jackson Co death record Melisa Jane Hickel; 6/10/1949, Ripley, DOB 1 Oct 1873; 75y8m9d; widow, father George Starcher, informant Brady Hickel, burial Fairplain, 6/12/1949. JCBR shows birth as 11/6/1873 | Starcher, Melissa Jane (I47948)
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| 38866 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=986641&Type=Death | Staats, Sarah Louisa (I18005)
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| 38867 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=995638&Type=Death Mason Co death record Amelia F Parsons, 6/17/1927, born 4/14/1861 Mason Co, married, parent Chas Withers (b. Mason Co), informant George Parsons, Maggie, WV | Withers, Amelia F (I30623)
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| 38868 | http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=996634&Type=Death Jackson Co deaths Margaret A Peden, 7/14/1927, Ravenswood, born 9/1/1843 Ohio, widow, parents, Henry Hawk & ___ Brown, informant Holly Peden, burial Ravenswood Cem | Hawk, Margaret A (I49135)
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| 38869 | http://www.wvgenweb.org/jackson/cemetery/Murder_PfostGreenfamily.txt Death Record Name: Cloe Green Sex: Female Death Date: 03 Nov 1897 Death Place: Staats Mill, Jackson, West Virginia Age at Death: 2y (that's what it says) Marital Status: Married Father: Henry/Koontz Informant: Morgan's Confession Cause of death: Murdered | Koontz, Chloe (I1752)
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| 38870 | https://mayflower.americanancestors.org/wrestling | Brewster, Wrestling (I116377)
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| 38871 | https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/82744623/person/230181717226/facts connie copen Elizabeth, Wirt, West Virginia, USA https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/15768179 Co.G,31st Va.Inf.Regt. d. smallpox. | Houchen, Charles H. (I20275)
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| 38872 | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/159882229 Tracy Dean Houchen, 58, of Cottageville, WV, passed away March 19, 2016, at Jackson General Hospital, Ripley. He was born September 26, 1958, in Charleston, WV, the son of the late Charles Ray Houchen and Jeanette Ruth (Sayre) Houchen of Cottageville. In addition to his father, his brothers, Gary, Rick and Mitch also preceded him in death. Tracy was a former driver for Goldizen Trucking in the construction industry. He enjoyed riding four wheelers and music and was a Methodist by faith. In addition to his mother, other survivors include his sons, Brian James Houchen of Cottageville and Randy Houchen of Fort Wayne, IN; several nieces and nephew and a very special niece, Lynsie and his special friends, Sherry Bailey and Shyanne Bailey both of Sandyville, and Lance Bailey of Cottageville. Service will be 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 23, 2016, at Casto Funeral Home Chapel, Evans, WV. Visitation will be Wednesday, from 6 p.m. until 7 p.m. at the funeral home | Houchen, Tracy Dean (I3864)
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| 38873 | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/74252533 William Robert (Bob) Houchin, aged 80, of Rt. 1, Palestine, died Wednesday morning, January 21, at the Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital in Parkersburg. Born in Wirt County April 28, 1889, he was a son of the late James and Sarah Monroe Houchin. He was a member of the Hill Grove Baptist Church. Mr. Houchin was a retired farmer. During a few years of his young manhood, he had engaged in logging on the Little Kanawha River. He spent his entire life in the Spring Creek section of Wirt County. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Malisa Smith Houchin; two sons, Harley Houchin, Beallsville, Ohio, and Ray Houchin, Parkersburg; one daughter, Mrs Ralph (Ruth) Bennett, of Washington, W.Va.; and six grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one brother and three sisters. Funeral services were conducted Friday afternoon at the Hill Grove Baptist Church, with the Rev. Karl D. Finch officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery, with Pomroy Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. | Houchin, William Robert (I40469)
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| 38874 | Husband David S. Coleman Marriage: 18 APR 1849 , Campbell, Kentucky Wife Maria McPike Marriage: 18 APR 1849 , Campbell, Kentucky 1850 Jackson C o WV #806-813 Coleman David 23 M Farmer Va Coleman Maria 22 F Va Coleman Sarah A 5/12 F Va | Family F4846
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| 38875 | I am making the assumption that she belongs in this family simply because he other Bendels disappeared. | Bendle, Sarah E (I14886)
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| 38876 | I am not sure if Mazilla is theirs. Probably not. JCMR Silvester Rhodes 21, Jackson & Helena Rhodes 17 Jackson 11/27/1873 JCBR Rhodes, ____ (m)1878, Sylvester & Helen Rhodes, Tug Fork, farmer - probably Earley Rhodes, Holly Lee, 7/3/1881, Sylvester & Helen Rhodes, Jackson Co, farmer 1880 Jackson Co p 101 # 403 Rhodes, Sylvester, 27, fl, Staats Mill, JC Helena, 22, wf, JC Earley C, 2, s Casto, James H, 44, farmer, Jc Sophronia E, 34, wf, WV Louisa L, 17, d, JC Mary F, 15, d Cary B, 12, d (Caroline) Luther B, 5, s Della M, 1, d Carney, Harley W, ss 1880 Census Place: Washington, Jackson, West Virginia Page 424B Sylvester RHOADS Self M M W 27 WV Highlena RHOADS Wife F M W 22 WV Early C. RHOADS Son M S W 2 WV 1900 Roane Co. WV, Harper District #189 Sylvester Rhodes Head Oct/1852 47 M 26 WV WV WV Hallenia wife Apr/1857 43 M 26 5-4 WV WV WV Holly L. son July/1881 18 S WV WV WV Cora E. Dau Oct/1885 14 S WV WV WV Mary Z. dau Apr/1889 11 S WV WV WV 1910 Harper, Roane, WV # 10-11 Rhodes, Sylvester 56 m1 36 Helena 53 m1 - 36 5-3 children Dennie gs 10 1920 Lynn Camp, Roane, WV #206 Rhodes, Hellenia 62 wd Dennie D gs 19 Ferrell Cemetery Harmony Rhodes, Sylvester 01 Oct 1852 - 09 Jan 1919 Rhodes, Helena 04 Apr 1857 - 23 Dec 1941 Mary Z 4/18/1889 - 9/16/1907 | Family F2022
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| 38877 | I decided Elizabeth is d/o Ben because she fits there. She is buried in the McCarty cemetery, as are Ben and Eliza, and others of their children, | McCarty, Elizabeth 'Betsy' (I7892)
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| 38878 | I had her name as Houcherbacker but a descendant states it is Hubacher | Hubacher, Mary (I32344)
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| 38879 | I have a DOB for her of 15 Oct 1651 - either that or the marriage date has to be wrong. No source. | Family F10799
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| 38880 | I think it was her neice who married Stone | McKown, Sarah (I5410)
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| 38881 | In Memoriam Miles Board was born June 5, 1833, near the mouth of what is now know as Board Run, Jackson county, lived all of his life on his farm on Frozen Camp and there yielded his spirit to the God who gave it May 20, 1922, age 77 year, 11 months and 15 days. He was one of the pioneer settlers of Jackson county and always received the greatest confidence and respect from the people at large, having served them as Justice of the Peace and one term as Federal Grandjuror; but his personal loss will be felt more particularly by his family and enighbors, whose counsel and kind acts will linger in their recollection long after his looks will be forgotten and whose influece will live forever. Morally, father Board was always in the right, never shrinking from duty but alway lending a helping had and willservice, which alwyas reveals a true christian spirit. Early in life he became a member of the Methodist Protestant church, and remained a firm, steadfast believer in Jehovah to the end. No person was ever sent empty handed from his door or refused an accomodation which he by sacraficing could grant. He was a good neighbor, kind husband, and loving father whose home was known to many as a place where they could receive the most kind and courteous treatment and where love and affection was supremem guilding influence in the family circle; owing to the tenderness and meekness of the father and gentleness and loveing kindness of the mother, who preceded him but three years to the land of rest where they are now united never again to be separated To be good and to do good were the two leading object set forth in his life; to develop a perfect character by rendering perfect service and at no time in his life was his true christian character more forecibly revealed than in his last sickness when he refused to complain, faced death not with any dread or fear, but with that unfaltering pure life, approached death like one who wraps the drapery of his couch about him and lies down to pleasant dreams. Of his children there now living, E. C. Board, C. H. Board, J. A. Hyre, Mrs. D. M. Walters, of Gay; O. J. Board, of Blakely; Mrs. Frances Smith, of Parkersburg; Mrs Emma Harris of Ravenswood; R. L. McKinley, of Reedy and Mrs. O. J. Argabrite of Peniel. | Board, Miles (I4501)
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| 38882 | In Memory Jacob H Rupe Jacob Henry Rupe, son of Washington and Elizabeth Rothgeb Rupe, was born in Cheshire township, Gallia county, Ohio, June 1, 1849, and departed this life at his home near Cheshire on Sept 25, 1836, aged 87 years, 3 months and 24 days. He was united in marriage to Mary Ellen Ritchey on Aug 1, 1878. To this union were born three daughters, Cora, at home, Carrie Briggs of Cheshire and Helen Reynolds of Middleport. His wife died Nov 14, 1886. He united with the Second Kyger Baptist church at the age of 17. Mr Rupe was a member of Siloam Lodge, F&AM of Cheshire, Ohio Valley Commandery of Pomery; Scioto Consistory; Aladdin shrine, Columbus; and Cheshire Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Besides the three daughters, he is survived by five grandchildren: Merrill, Beatrice and Helen Dorothy Briggs of Cheshire, and William and Mary Reynolds of Middleport. He also leaves two brothers, William and Frank of Kyger, He was preceded in death by his parents, six brothers and two sisters. At rest from the pain and struggles, at peace in our father's arms: no more shall trials weary, no more can suffering harm. Shaved His Beard on Eightieth Birthday -- Jake Rupe Given Surprise Party Special to the Times One of the most enjoyable events in the Cheshire community was the birthday dinner given in honor of Mr Jacob Rupe's eightieth birthday on Sunday June 2, 1929, at the home of his daughter, Mrs David Briggs. At an early hour guests to the number of sixty assembled with well-filled baskets. Mr David Briggs was sent for Mr Rupe. Then came a double surprise. Mr Rupe was astonished by the number assembled, but he had sacrificed his familiar beard and many of his closest friends failed to recognize him. At the noon hour all gathered about the loaded tables, A fine birthday cake prepared by Mrs Briggs and decorated with eighty rose and blue candles was placed in front of Mr Rupe. when he had blown them out, Wilbur Butcher returned thanks and all proceeded to do justice to the splendid dinner, but it was found impossible to clear the table. At a late hour in the afternoon the guests departed wishing that Mr Rupe would celebrate his birthday at least once a month. Those present were M/M Elza Rupe, Mrs Garnet Rupe, Misses Lola and Virginia Rupe, M/M Oscar Rupe, M/M Levi Reynolds and children, M/M George Searls and daughter Mary. M/M Homer Kemper and baby of Eno. M/M Frank Rupe, M/M Arthur Rupe, and Mrs Jont Rupe of Kyger. Mr Wli Kreger, M/M Will Reynolds and children William and Mary, and Miss Sybil McCoy of Middleport. M/M Aaron Davis and son Louis of Gallipolis. M/M JL Butcher, Damon Butcher, George Briggs, Mrs Garnet Kirby, Briggs Kirby, Sam Rothgeb, Miss Ella Rothgeb, M/M Erman Swisher and sons, Mrs Margaret Carmen, Mrs Luckey, Miss Flossie Luckey, George Luckey, M/M wilbur Butcher and son Francis Charles, Jacob Rupe and daughter Cora, Mr and Mrs David Briggs and children of Cheshire. J. Rupe Spent All But 3 of 87 Years Here Large Crowd Expected to Attend Rites at Cheshire at 2 Sunday Except for two years in Missouri, the late Jacob Rupe spent all of his 87 years in this county. He was an industrious, honest man and had acquired considerable property, it is believed. One of his chief interests was the Masonic lodge to which he had belonged more than half a century. He was a member of Cheshire Lodge F&AM, Pomeroy Chapter, No80, RAM, Bosworth Council, No 46, R&SM, Ohio Valley Commandery No 24, K.T., and Scioto Valley Capsistory, 32nd Degree Mason of Columbus. In addition to the three children and two brothers named in yesterday's paper as his survivors, there are six grandchildren, Merrill, Beatrice and Helen Dorothy Briggs, William and Mary Reynolds. The mother of the decedent's children, the former Mary Ellen Ritchey, died Nov 14, 1896. Funeral rites will be conducted Sunday afternoon at the Cheshire Bapist church at 2 o'clock with REv HW Wilber of Gallipolis officiating. Masonic reites will be conducted by the Knights Templar Commandecy of Pomeroy, according to his final request, which also asked that the Knights Templars of Gallipolis be given special invitation to attend the rites in a body, as were members of the Cheshire lodge. A very large turnout of Masons and of others is looked for. Masons from Cheshire, Pomeroy, Gallipolis and Vinton attended and took part in the rites for Jacob H Rupe at the Cheshire Baptist Church Sunday afternoon. Even aside from the Masons, the attendance was very large, the edifice being crowded to its doors while many stood on the lawn. Glenroy Ewing and Carl Shaffer, both of Pomeroy, officiated as leaders of the Masonic group. four ministers took part in the services - Rev HH Wilber, Gallipolis, Rev SA Phillips, pastor0 of the Baptist church, Rev HN Snider, the new ME pastor of Cheshire and Rev Mr Gardner, pastor of the Middleport Christian Church. In Memory Jacob H Rupe Jacob Henry Rupe, son of Washington and Elizabeth Rothgeb Rupe, was born in Cheshire township, Gallia county, Ohio, June 1, 1849, and departed this life at his home near Cheshire on Sept 25, 1936, aged 87 years, 3 months, and 24 days, He was united in marriage to Mary Ellen Ritchey on Aug 1, 1878. To this union were born three daughters, Cora, at home, Carrie Briggs of Cheshire, and Helen Reynolds of Middleport. His wife died Nov 14, 1896. He united with the Second Kyger Baptist church at the age of 17. Mr Rupe was a member of the Siloam lodge, F&AM, of Cheshire, Ohio Valley Commandery of Pomeroy, Scioto Consistory, Aladdin Shrine, Columbus, and Cheshire Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Besides the three daughters, he is survived by five grandchildren, Merrill, Beatrice and Helen Dorothy Briggs of Cheshire, and William and Mary Reynolds of Middleport. He also leaves two brothers, William and Frank Rupe of Kyger.He was predeced in death by his parents, six brothers and two sisters. At rest from the pain and struggles at peace in our father's arms no more shall trials weary no more can suffering harm Card of thanks - We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kind expressions of sympathy during the death of our father; especailly the Knights Templar of Pomeroy and Gallipolis, the Blue Lodge of Cheshire and the ministers and singers. His daughers. The Rupe Family When Mr Jacob Rupe of Cheshire came down Saturday he brought with him a deed that takes the cake in the old document contest started recently by Arthur Grover. Mr Rupe produced a deed given on Dec 12, 1814, by Jacob Roush to Paul Roush for the 60 acre farm near Cheshire now owned by Mr Rupe. Consideration was just one hundred dollars. The deed was drawn by Nathaniel Gares and was witnessed by Phineas Matthews and George Swisher, two well known former residnets of Cheshire township. The deed shows the land to be originally acquired by Jacob Roush from the US government on Nov 16, 1812. Other owners since that time besides Mr Roush and lastly Mr Rupe, were John Roush, Paul Roush, Frank Boice, and Lafayette Gaston. There may have been others, but Mr Rupe does not recall them. A bit of interesting family history was brought out during a conversation with Mr Rupe, who is the oldest Mason in Gallia county. He has been a member of that body for 61 years, and is now a member of all York Rite and Scottish Rite degrees, is a member of the Eastern Star and Aladdin Temple, nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Mr Rupe's father, Washington Rupe, came to Gallia county from Pennsylvania in 1812. He married Elizabeth Rothgeb and they became the parents of seven boys and two girls. Five boys in the family are yet living and according to Arthur Rupe, Kyger merchant, son of Frank Rupe, their combined ages now total 399 years. They are Jacob, D. Perry, William, and Frank of Cheshire and Washington of Greenburg, Ind. Brothers and sisters who have passed on are Jonathan and Joseph Rupe, Mrs Frank (Adaline) Butcher, and Mrs Wash(Caroline) Arnold. The latter had been married twice. Her first husband, James Berridge, was wounded in the civil war and died in a war-time hospital in Gallipolis. The Rupe family is widely connected in the upper end of Gallia County and have long been recognized as the salt of the earth. I found this in the Gallipolis Daily Tribune for Friday, September 25, 1936. JACOB RUPE, 87, ENDS LIFE BY HANGING Body Found in His Barn By Daughter Early This Morn Failing Health Over Long Period Made Him Despondent -- Was Mason More Than 50 Years -- Three Daughters, Two Brothers Survive. Jacob Rupe the oldest male voter in Cheshire precinct, ended his life by hanging early this morning. His lifeless body still retainign a slight warmth, was found hanging in his barn about 7'oclock by his daughter Cora. The daughter supposing her father was still in his room, had gone to the barn to milk. She found the barn door not only closed but tied on the inside. Strangled To Death A ladder had been used by the aged man to tie a rope around a beam that connected two haymows. Then he made a noose, put it around his neck and stepped off a shorter ladder. When found his feet were dangling about the bigger ladder and were about three feet above the barn floor. Death had been caused by strangulation; the fall had not broken his neck. Dr. W. Lewis Brown, corner said. In a wagon in the driveway of the barn was found a shotgun that had been previously hidden, and it's presence prompted the deduction that Mr. Rupe had contemplated sucide with that weapon. Coroner Brown and Sheriff Hatfield reached the Rupe home, which is about a mile from Cheshire and in the direction of Kyger, around 9:40. Some notes hastely scribbled as Mr. Rupe prepared to take his life were found. They were hardly legible or coherent, it is said. Weak and Despondent From other sources it is learned that he was despondent because of his poor health and that he had intimated he might seek sudden decrease of his suffering. Mr. Rupe was a visitor here Tuesday, conversing with a Tribune reporter, he revealed that he was weak and suffered a good deal and was worried about his vision and hearing. However lately, his health had been better than it was in the summer or spring, for he had been beadfast the greater part of both seasons. He was 87 years old on June 1 and always evinced some pride in being the oldest male voter in his bailiwick. In Gallipolis he was a familiar figure for many years and his easygoing genial nature had made him many friends. He had been a Mason for more than half a centuary and the members of that order, young and old, were fond of "Uncle Jake" Jacob H. Rupe was the son of Washington and Elizabeth Rothgeb Rupe and was born and reared about a mile west of Kyger. Two brothers, both younger than the decedent survive. William, an invalid, who lives on the site of the old homestead, and Frank, the youngest, who lives a mile farther up Kyger creek. Another brother, David Perry Rupe, 76, of the same neighborhood died June 16. He was the father of Mrs. H.B. Bradbury of this city. Mr. Rupe was twice married; first to Mary E. (Molly) Ritchie, a native of the Wilksville area, died on August 1, 1878. Of this union three children survive: Miss Cora, at home; Carrie, wife of David H. Briggs of Cheshire, and Helen, wife of William Reynolds of Middleport. Some years after Mrs. Rupe's death, on Dec. 7, 1897, he married Sadie R. Daniel of Addison tp., but they were later divorced. The body was removed to J. L. Coleman's funeral parlors at Bidwell and this afternoon word was received that the funeral services will be held at the Cheshire Baptist church at 2:30 Sunday. Mr. Rupe was a member of the Poplar Ridge Baptist church. Burial will be at Gravel Hill under the auspices of the Masonic order, by Coleman. | RUPE, Jacob Henry (I157)
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| 38883 | In Memory of Pauline Adams Kratzer Date of Birth January 11, 1931 Date of death, August 8, 1988 Services from McCoy-Moore Funeral Home Friday, August 12, 1988 at 1;00pm Final resting place, Pine Hill Cemetery Pauline Adams Kratzer, 57, of Columbus, died Monday at St Anthony Mercy Hospital in Columbus. A retired nurses aide of Mercy Hospital, she was born Jan 11, 1931, in Gallia County. She was the daughter of the late Amos Lee and Dorcas M Reynolds Adams. Survivors include one son, Gregory Kratzer of Columbus, one brother, Kenneth Adams, of Rt 2, Bidwell, one sister, Mrs Paul (Ethel) skidmore of Columbus, and several neices and nephews. | Adams, Pauline (I1896)
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| 38884 | In the Union Army, taken prisoner by the Confederates [John House] | Graham, William (I14386)
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| 38885 | Independence Cemetery | Houchen, Gilford Eugene (I2166)
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| 38886 | Independence Cemetery | Houchen, George Ephraim (I26929)
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| 38887 | Independence Cemetery | Conner, Rose Ellen (I27635)
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| 38888 | Independence Cemetery | Beymer, Margaret Evelyn (I27527)
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| 38889 | Independence Cemetery | Ford, Rallo Brooks (I9302)
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| 38890 | Independence Cemetery, | Houchen, Vincent Monroe (I27394)
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| 38891 | Indiana Marriages, 1811-1959 Miami County Marriage License Date: 23 Oct 1911 Marriage Place: Peru, Miami, Indiana Married: 10/23/1911 at Peru Allen Jesse Robinson, white, 3/7/1884, born Bladerson, Wood Co, WV, pattern maker, res Peru, Miami Co, IN; first marriage; father - David Robinson, white, born Manchester, KY, res Wood Co, WV, farmer; mother - Matilda McClure, white housewife, born & res Wood Co, WV Pearl Agatha Graham, white, 10/18/1885, born Wirt Co, WV, res Peru Ind, clerk, first marriage; father John Washington Power Graham, white born Charleston WV; clerk, Burning Springs WV; mother - Viola Virginia Reynolds, white housewife, born Cherry WV, res Burning Springs, WV Officiator's Name: Ambrose M Bailey Page: 205 Number of Images: 1 GS Film Number: 002431966 , Digital Folder Number: 007578406 , Image Number: 00254 https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1961-40055-776-96?cc=1410397 1920 Peru, Miama, Indiana Robinson, Allen J 35 WV Scotland Ireland Pearl A wife 35 WV WV WV Vesta R da 6 IN WV WV 1930 Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana Robinson, Allen 45 md age 26 WV Scotland Ireland grinder - elec factory Pearl 44 md age 25 WV WV WV hotel keeper Kathryn da 16 IN WV WV Virginia da 7 IN WV WV Miller, Clesson roomer 28 wd IN IN IN Keller, Joseph roomer 30 s Austria Austria Austria Mitchell, Phillip roomer 32 D md age 25 WV WV WV Van Wagner, Glen roomer 32 wd OH OH OH Shamlin, Earl roomer 35 div IN IN IN 1940 Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana 1002 1/2 Broadway Robinson, J Allen 56 m WV 1935: lived same place, Allen, Ft Wayne machinist - electrical corp Pearl A 55 m WV 1935: lived same place, Allen, Ft Wayne Vesta K da 26 s IN 1935: lived same place, Allen, Ft Wayne comptometer operator Winifred da 17 s IN 1935: lived same place, Allen, Ft Wayne Clark, John lodger 71 wd KY 1935: lived same place, Allen, Ft Wayne Walters, Frank W lodger 38 s PA 1935: lived same place, Allen, Ft Wayne Mitchell, Phillip Dale lodger 45 div WV 1935: lived same place, Allen, Ft Wayne Miller, John Max lodger 43 m IL 1935: lived same place, Allen, Ft Wayne Cotton, Franklin S lodger 28 s IN 1935: lived same place, Allen, Ft Wayne Walker, Meta Reynolds lodger 62 d Vermont 1935: lived same place, Allen, Ft Wayne Dentzer, Dale C lodger 37 m IN 1935: lived same place, Allen, Ft Wayne Smith, William lodger 57 m IL 1935: lived same place, Allen, Ft Wayne Ramsey, Robert Henry lodger 68 m IN 1935: lived same place, Allen, Ft Wayne | Family F27587
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| 38892 | Indiana, Death Certificates, 1899-2011 Name: Connie Lou Campbell Maiden Name: Casto Gender: Female Race: White Age: 72 Marital status: Widowed Birth Date: 6 Jul 1938 Birth Place: None, WV Death Date: 12 Nov 2010 Death Place: Angola, Steuben, Indiana, USA Father: Acile E Casto Mother: Roberta May Casto, maiden name Withrow Informant: Garry Musser, Friend Cremated U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Connie Lou Campbell Last Residence: 46808 Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana Born: 6 Jul 1938 Died: 12 Nov 2010 State (Year) SSN issued: Indiana (1961-1962) Connie L Campbell BIRTH 1938 DEATH 2010 (aged 71–72) BURIAL Covington Memorial Gardens Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana, USA MEMORIAL ID 159936101 | Casto, Connie Lou (I117643)
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| 38893 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F29143
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| 38894 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F29497
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| 38895 | Info on parents from J & J Lockhart | Clarkson, Mary E (I3723)
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| 38896 | Info on this family came to me in a pedigree chart for Ruth Willavene Johnson. | Family F11785
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| 38897 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jones, Becky (I116198)
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| 38898 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jones, Alfred Fred Jr (I116197)
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| 38899 | Informant Denise J. Jones Hicks deniseh299@gmail.com | Jones, Michael Cleo (I116196)
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| 38900 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jones, Denise June (I116195)
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