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1870 Ripley, Jackson, WV # 31
Flesher, Henry Camden 34 lawyer
Miriam 34
Hopkins, Andrew B, 12
Chase, Elizabeth 30 domestic
Greek, 10
Hardesty's History of Jackson County
Ripley District
Henry Camden FLESHER - son of John and Minerva (Camden) FLESHER, was born in 1835, in Weston, Lewis county, Virginia (now West Virginia). Henry C. Flesher and his two brothers, Robert P. and William H., were soldiers of the Federal army during the war of the States. The subject of this sketch was major of the 5th West Virginia Cavalry, Robert P. served in the 1st West Virginia Cavalry, and William H. in the 2nd Cavalry, same State. The last-named had his leg crushed in a cavalry charge at Paintsville, Kentucky. Ephraim S. and Ruami (Wright) Evans are the parents of Miriam F., wife of Henry C. Flesher, and she was born in this county, in 1835, and married at her father's residence, September 9, 1869. The three children of Mr. and Mrs. Flesher are Paul, Pearl and Pauline, born September 16, 1870, May 9, 1873, and January 25, 1879, in the order named. Henry Camden FLESHER is one of the ablest men of his profession, attorney-at-law, in Jackson county, with his residence at Ripley, and post office address at Jackson C. H., Jackson county, West Virginia.
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