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Marriage Record
Date: 16 Feb 1859
Place: Calhoun, West Virginia
William B Starcher, 39, wid, Kanawha, Calhoun, Daniel & Nancy Starcher
Caroline Barnhouse, 15, Kanawha, Calhoun, Thomas H & Druzella Barnhouse
1860 Calhoun, VA # 1129-995
William B Starcher 41 Kanawha
Caroline 17 Kanawha
Sarah J 17 "
Jesse 15 Gilmer
Joseph 12 "
Sudner 11 "
Louisa 6 "
1870 Lee, Calhoun, WV # 385-386
Starcher, William R 50 VA
Caroline 28 VA
Louisa 16 VA
Lafayette 11 VA
Wesley 9 Va
Mattison 7 son
Leonard 3 WV
John D 1 WV
Mc?ree, William W 3 WV
1880 Lee, Calhoun, WV # 3
Starcher, William B 61 VAVAVA
Caroline 37 VAVAVA
Lafyett 19 son VA
James M 15 son VA
Leonard 13 son WV
John D 11 son WV
Nancy 9 da WV
William C 6 son WV
Emely 4 da WV
Jacob 3 son WV
Lucy F 1 da WV
1910 Lee, Calhoun, WV
Sherry, George C 40 m1- 16y PA PA PA
Nancy wife 39 m1- 16y 7-7 children WV WV WV
Elna da 15 WV PA WV
Ettie da 12 WV PA WV
Anna da 10 WV PA WV
Miles son 8 WV PA WV
Hattie da 6 WV PA WV
Lucy da 4 WV PA WV
Frank son 2 WV PA WV
Starcher, Carlina 56 wd 12/9 children WV USA WV
1920 Smithfield, Roane, WV #104-105
McKown, Cecil H 42 WV OH WV
Alice V 39 WVWVWV
Ruby da 18
Okey son 17
Pearl da 15
Lily da 13
Ida B da 12
Orville son 10
Lula da 8
Herbert son 6
Bessie da 3
Oval son 1 10/12
Starcher, Caroline mil 76 wd WVWVWV
Irene Read:
William and Caroline (Barnhouse) Starcher lived in Calhoun County, WV their entire lives. According to family tradition, Caroline was a descendant of the Cherokee Indian Tribe. It is not known if it is from the Barnhouse or Burnside family. Caroline lived with her children the last years of her life, thus being able to know and be loved by all of her 81 grandchildren.
William's uncle, Jesse Starcher, was hunting with his brothers. He wounded a bear which came in pursuit of him. As he tried to escape, he stumbled over a log and before his brothers could come to his rescue, the bear ate the flesh and the muscle structure from the back of his legs. This made him a cripple and he had to walk with two canes the rest of his life. He is buried in the Wayne Cemetery, Beech.
William was taken prisoner during the Civil War and was taken to Andersonville, Georgia prison. When he arrived there, a guard on duty recognized him and let him return to his family.
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