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1. Re: [WVPUTNAM] Putnam Co. Death records [1]
Out of curiosity, were all records kept at the county level or were there duplicates kept at the state level in Charleston? My dad asked in Hamlin about a birth record for his dad but of course they were burned. The woman at the court house assisting him suggested he try in Charleston. He has yet to get around to doing that. Thanks Lora
2. Will Index Book [1]
Does anybody have access to the Will Book or Will index for Putnam Co around the 1890 to 1910 Range. I'm looking for my GG Grandfather James A. Philips will. He died in 1901. -Brian.
3. Re: [WVPUTNAM] Alternative records of Death [1]
In a message dated 5/23/05 5:02:47 PM, bsworkman@comcast.net writes: > I can't find a death record although I haven't tried > to send a letter to the County Clerk. > Brian: The county clerk has a busy plate...you may need to go to Winfield yourself and look through EVERYTHING in the right time frame. There may be a misspelling or a problem with how the event was recorded. The record is only as good as the clerk who wrote it down. OR the death was just not recorded for some reason. Could she have di
4. Re: [WVPUTNAM] Putnam Co. Death records [1]
Brian: I had just the opposite experience. EVERYTHING is there, except my grandpa's birth record. My GGG's will is there, his death record for 1861 and so many more of the connected families' information. The stuff at the Archives was recorded by the LDS church onto microfilm, which helps a great deal, but it's only as good as what was at the court house at the time of recording the films. I have always been able to go right to the court house itself and find the information. Sometimes it was tricky t
5. Old Pics need identified, Sovine, Meadows, Gibson are possible names [1]
Hello list, I am in a predicament. I have in my possession several old pics that belong to Dolly Sovine Meadows, who got most of the pictures from her father, William Arnold Sovine. I do not know, nor does she, who several photos are. If anyone is interested in viewing/identifying any of these pics I can e-mail them to you. Some pictures I has are high school and grade school pictures of people who went to school with my Mom, Lana Meadows Berry Easter. The dates on the grade school photos are 1957-58. an
6. Re: [WVPUTNAM] Sending a Letter to the Clerk [1]
Her name is Mary Frances McGraw-Philips (daughter of Samuel H & Mary McGraw) She was born in October of 1850 according to the 1900 Census. She was born in Putnam Co, then VA. She married James Allen Philips on Nov 20, 1867 in Putnam County. They lived just north of Buffalo I'm understanding. James Allen Philips was born December 15, 1833 in Kanawha County and died February 01, 1901 in Putnam County. According to the Death Register. He is said to be buried in McGill Cemetery but later I find this cemeter
7. Re: [WVPUTNAM] Old Pics need identified, Sovine, Meadows, Gibson are possible... [1]
I would like to see the older photos. Sarah Margret Ball , m. William T Gibson , dau Fannie , m. Sherman Sovine. Also have many Meadows in the Ball line. Ernie Wright
8. Re: [WVPUTNAM] Sending a Letter to the Clerk [1]
Brian: Share the information from the list and we'll figure it out for you. Constance
9. Putnam Co. Death records [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------020605070909060803060400 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Brian, Death records in Putnam even for the first years of the 20th century are sometimes pretty sketchy. My grandfather died in Putnam in 1918 and there is no record of his death. My maternal great grandmother died there about 1920-21 and my maternal grandmother died there in 1941 and there are no records. In all these cases, I
10. Re: [WVPUTNAM] Putnam Co. Death records [1]
I do not know if it might still be available by reprint or not, but The Lincoln County Genealogical Society published (1985--copyright by Sue Linville Roberts) Lincoln County's Delayed Birth Records 1866-1899. The author used birth records on file at the Division of Archives and History in Charleston and she said that the original information came from a computer list from the State Department of Vital Statistics. I have the book and could look up a name or two if that would help. Nancy > From: Jean Lawso
11. Family of Richard Edwards [1]
Richard Edwards was a son of Thomas and Lovina Knapp Edwards. Richard married first Malinda Unknown and had the following children: Charles W., Edgar S., John W., Ella M. and Pearl J. Richard married second Della Unknown and the the following children: Burl, Noah B., Frank, Samuel, Roy and Raymond. I'm looking for any information on Richard, his wives and his children. They lived in Curry, Putnam Co. Lora
12. Alternative records of Death [1]
Does anybody know any other ways I can find the death of my gg grandmother Mary Frances McGraw-Philips. She does not have a death record that I can find. I know she died sometime between 1905 & 1910. I would try to find her in the cemetery in which she was burried, but this cemetery has been raided of its headstones and proves worthless because of this. I can't find a death record although I haven't tried to send a letter to the County Clerk. I know she is not in the death record register microfilm I hav
13. Sending a Letter to the Clerk [1]
Has anybody send a Letter for a request of a death or birth to the Putnam County Clerks Office? There website fee list and so on seems a bit confusing to me. I'm not sure what to do exactly. -Brian.
14. Re: [WVPUTNAM] Putnam Co. Death records [1]
Lora, my husband's family is from Lincoln County. I've not found copies of the original records on file in Charleston, however, there are delayed birth certificates available there. The delayed birth certificates became necessary when folks needed to file for social security and the original records had been destroyed. You might try the State Archives. I've had some success in finding delayed birth certificates there. Jean LEHJDH211@aol.com wrote: >Out of curiosity, were all records kept at the
15. Gene Fest 2005, Gallia County OGS chapter [1]
The Gallia County OGS Chapter is sponsoring a genealogical event "Gene Fest 2005". This will be held on Saturday, June 4, at the Gallia County Historical/Genealogical Society building at 412 Second Avenue in Gallipolis, Ohio , from 10am to 4pm. We are hoping to make this an annual event. Representatives from the lineage societies, DAR, SUV, SAR, and DUV will be in attendance to assist anyone who might be interested in becoming a member. Members of the Gallia County OGS Chapter will be available to help
16. Re: [WVPUTNAM] Sending a Letter to the Clerk [0.988885]
Brian, I will pass this on to a relative to help me sort out. Blake sounds familiar. The McGrew/McGraw family reunion is at Nitro, WV this Saturday (May 28) - W. 19th Street at Children's Park. Descendants of both Martin McGraw and his brother Thomas McGrew plan to attend. You should join us. Julie -----Original Message----- From: "Brian S. Workman" Sent: May 24, 2005 12:26 AM To: WVPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [WVPUTNAM] Sending a Letter to the Clerk Her name is Mary Franc
17. Re: [WVPUTNAM] Alternative records of Death [0.988885]
Brian, my grandfather was born in Putnam in 1910 - no record of birth. The records for the years you mention in Putnam county are sketchy. Since my grandfather applied for and received a SS#, his mother signed an affidavit of his birth. That doesn't help you. Who was the minister who married Mary McGraw and James Philips? I may recognize the name and tell you where he Pastored - that will help pin them to a locale. The McGraw's/McGrew's settled the areas between 18 mile Creek and Poca River along the Kana
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