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Hi Folk's,
I,ve recently been working on my family tree, and would like to share what I already have in the hope that it might help someone in their family search. If you have piece's that fit in this tree please contact me.I've put this information on some other site's, and have been adding what I've learned. GOOD LUCK, and GOOD HUNTING!
Bill Elliott Elliott Family Tree
By R. Doyne Halbritter
President, Preston County W.Va. Historical Society
The introduction of the Elliott family to Preston County as described by Morton in his history of Preston County cannot be improved upon, so here it is.
Abraham, William, and Edward Elliott were brothers who left the James River after the close of the French, and Indian War, and settled in Fayette County, Pennsylvania , Elliottsville, receiving it's name from them. Abraham was single, and Edward moved on to Kentucky. Thomas, oldest of the sons of William, made a trip to Preston, and this caused Abraham a younger son (of William), to do the same. In 1793, at the age of 20 he walked to Morgantown, and thence to the cabin of John Daugherty which stood a little East of Albright on the John C. Crane farm. He remained several days. The pioneer Daugherty had a daughter named Jane. The youth told the pioneer that he liked Jane, and must have her. The pioneer diplomatically referred the decision to the maiden herself, who declared the acquaintance to brief. Yet when the flowers were abloom in the spring of 1794, Abraham returned on horseback, and Jane rode behind him into Pennsylvania. The next year the couple returned to Daugherty's, and made their home on the same ridge, ever since known as Elliott's ridge.
Abraham, and Jane Daugherty Elliott had eleven children;
William married Susan Jeffers
Mary married Jacob Crane
Elizabeth married Samuel Jeffers
Rebecca remained single
John (b.1801) married Elizabeth Meredith
Jane (1806-1886) married Calvin Crane
Sarah married 1 John S. Graham, 2 Jacob Crane
Drusilla married Robert Forman
Susan married Abraham Jeffers
Rachel married Henry Cress
Margary married Jonathan Forman
The descendants of the boys William, and John as well as the allied families of Crane, Jeffers, Forman, Graham, and Cress (Criss) are numerous in Preston County. A journal Obituary of 1889 noted the death of Mrs. Rachel Crane, widow of Col. William B. Crane, and daughter of William, and Sarah (Susan) Elliott Crane at the age of 60. Among her survivors was her brother Dr. Felix Elliott, and three sisters all widows; Mrs. Jeane Hold of Pa., Mrs. Mary Howell of Monongahilia County, and Mrs. Susan Osborn of Taylor County. She also left four children ; S.F. Crane, C.C. Crane (then Mayor of Terre Alta), Mrs. S.F. Riley, and Miss. Jeanie Crane.
Dr. Felix Elliott was for many years a prominent doctor, and preacher of the Baptist Church in Preston, and also conducted a store in Kingwood which he sometimes used as a site for quick marriages. His son Felix Elliott Jr. was a banker in Kingwood for many years. Dr. Elliott's wife was Mary Startzman of Aurora, and sister of Henry Startzman , long time County clerk. Dr. Felix, and Mary had 10 children, only 5 of whom grew to be adults.
Flora married D.C. Huges(Hughs?) of Buckhannon
Lilly married a Coffman
Edward S. died after he graduated law school
Emma married a Werner of Ohio
Felix was appointed Kingwood Postmaster when he was 21. He married Florence D. Vickery, daughter of Charles E., and Gregg P. (Fairfax) Vickery, and like his father, was a banker well remembered by many people in Kingwood. His children; Mrs. Kathleen ?, Col. Hanst, and Felix Jr. have moved from Preston. The children of the girls who married into other families will probably turn up in other family stories as their turns come.
Isaac Elliott, son of John the younger son of Abraham married Rachel Ervin, daughter of Jacob, thus allieing the Elliott family to another important clan, and their son Thomas W. Elliott married Flora Jane King. Their 10 children married into the following families; Maust, Durfense, Brand, Crane, Foley, and Thompson.
The Elliott's have been prominent, and successful in their business adventures, and many of the descendants of the original Abraham have helped to populate the West. Many Prestonians now searching out their ancestry will find the name Elliott somewhere back there. Just remember that counting from the year of your birth back 150 years you will probably find a total of 256 different family names, provided the ancestors took advantage of each marriage to affiliate with a different clan name.
Among the most prominent of the descendants of Abraham Elliott now residing in Kingwood ( this was written in the 60's) is Bill Foley, particularly outstanding, like his father before him in the banking industry.
A journal Obituary of 1913 noted the death of Isaac Elliott at the age of 89 at the home of his daughter Mrs. E.M. Heermans (Florence). His six sons living at the time included ; Thomas, John, Edward, Guy, Harvey, Gilbert, and his daughters Mrs. Heerman, and Mrs. Olive McKnight. He was the last survivor of a large family, his brothers were Capt. William, John Daugherty, and Samuel all of whom were in the Union Army. Sisters include Rebecca Bailey, Nancy Forquer, and Minerva Bailey. Another brother died while in the Union Army.
Presumed to be Isaac Elliott's brother;
Thomas Elliott
Captain Co. 17th West Virginia
Volunteered Inf.
Died April 8, 1863
Aged 37yrs., 2mos., 26days
Albright Baptist Church(August 17,1954)
Especial interest was felt in the recent renovation of the Baptist church, which consisted of a new floor for the auditorium, and entrance halls, and cleaning an polishing the pews. This work was done chiefly by the young men of the church who donated the work, and materials. This church is near 100yrs. Old, and was built in a large part by members of the Elliott family, who hauled the timbers, and lumber, and did the construction work. The actual building is held in special veneration by the present members of the family. The church was built in a groove of fine oak trees, and when completed it was not possible to build a belfry although they already had bought the bell, so a center of one of the oak trees that stood closest to the door of the church was sawed out, and a timber placed between two branches of the tree, and the bell was hung on the timbers with a rope attached. In this way the bell was rung until the time came when the church was able to build a belfry, and the bell has continued to ring for the call to worship ever since. It is a remarkable fact that the bell tree still stands beside the door, although all the other trees in the grove have been removed.
PS I remember this church as a young man where we had the Elliott family reunions. Sadly the church building, and nearly all of the town of Albright was washed away in a flood that occurred on Nov. 5, 1985. The church has been rebuilt as has some of the town homes. Bill Elliott Feb. 9, 2002
Another Account In Our Genealogy
The Elliott family now to be considered are from England. The first members settled at a point of the James River, Virginia where the family became quite prominent. Three brothers Abraham, William, and Ned (Edward) left there the later part of the 18th century, and settled in Fayette County, Pennsylvania , and the village of Elliottsville was named for them. Abraham was a bachelor, Ned went to Kentucky, and William reared a family of at least 4 sons, Thomas, and Abraham being the eldest, and these two sons settled in Preston County, Virginia (now West Virginia).
In 1793, Abraham son of William, then age about 20yrs old, walked to Morgantown through the wilderness, and remained a few days at the home of John Daugherty, who lived on what is now the J. C. Crane farm, east of Albrightsville (now Albright) Preston County. The following spring (1794) Abraham returned to the home of John Daugherty, and married his daughter Jane, taking her back to Pa. with him on his horse. They resided in Fayette County Pa. about one year, then came back to Preston County, Virginia settling on Elliott's ridge. Here they reared 11 children. Jane Daugherty Elliott died after which Abraham Elliott married a Mrs. Rebecca DeWitt. Abraham Elliott died aged 72 in 1845.
1. William married Susan Jeffers
2. Mary E. married Jacob Crane
3. Elizabeth married Samuel Jeffers
4. Rebecca unmarried
5. John married Elizabeth Meredith
6. Jane married Calvin Crane
7. Sarah married 1st John S. Graham, 2nd Jacob Crane
8. Drusilla married Robert Forman
9. Susan, b. Sept. 26, 1812- d. June 10, 1893, m. Abraham Jeffers b. Oct. 8, 1802-d. March 1, 1875. They had 3 Children; John D., Mary J., and Rachel
10. Rachel married Henry Cross (Cress)
11. Margery married Jonathan Forman
Number 5 John, son of Abraham, and Jane Daugherty Elliott, and the 3rd in line of descent from William the emigrant to Pennsylvania, and (West) Virginia was born Nov. 2, 1801, died at the old homestead 3 miles north of Kingwood W.Va., and was buried on the farm in the Elliott family burial ground. He was a farmer by occupation. He was married Nov. 24, 1824 by Rev. Samuel Morrison to Elizabeth Meredith born Aug. 4, 1802. Elizabeth was the daughter of Peter, and Elizabeth (Broadway) Meredith. Peter was born about 1757/1760. He was the son of Job, and Lydia Meredith III, born about 1733 in Petersburg, Delaware. Job was the son of Job Meredith II, the son of Job the first that came from Wales to Pennypack (outside Philadelphia, Pa.) then moved to what later became Petersburg, De. Back to Peter Meredith, father of Elizabeth, this family went from Kent County, De. To Preston County, Va. about 1800. I think he returned to Delaware before he went on to Ohio. I have 9 children listed for him. Eight born in De., and one born in Preston County. He is on the census as follows:
1820 census, Coshocton Co., Ohio #025, New Castle Twp.
1820 census, Coshocton Co., Ohio #050 Jefferson Twp.
1830 census, Coshocton Co., Ohio #325 Jefferson Twp.
Elizabeth's tree was given to me by Dorothy Bond-Dittmer, April 14, 2002. It was submitted to her by Mrs. Paul R. Chase, Dayton Ohio, Genealogical Helper, June 1956.
Children of John, and Elizabeth Meredith Elliott
1. William born Oct. 11, 1825
2. Thomas born Jan. 12, 1827 died in Union Army in Civil War days
3. Rebecca born April 6, 1828 married Joseph W. Bailey of Taylor County W.Va.
4. Isaac born June 2, 1829 married 1st Catherine Ervin, Children; Wayland, Charles, and Olive who married William H. McKnight, Thomas W. who married Flora King, John W. married Estella Dunn, Edward P. married Electa Forman, Guy A. married Ella Zellers, Anna Florence married Edward M. Heermans than Lindsey Weaver, Harvey E. married Bessie Rodeheaver. Isaac's second wife was Rachel Elsey they had three children. Two died in infancy (Wayland, and Ralph), Gilbert married Nellie Dixon.
5. John D. born May 1, 1830 married Lorena Houger who died June 1, 1906, Children; Felix, Ulysses G., Theodosia, Ethel, Jeanie, and one who died in infancy.
6. Ambrose born April 8, 1831
7. Nancy born April 5, 1832 married Eugenus Forquer
8. Samuel P. born Dec. 22, 1833 married Minerva J. Liston of Preston County, Children; Charles, J. Cameron married Maggie Graham, Thomas B. married Effie L. Taylor, John, Victor S. married Lydia Forman, and two sons died in infancy, and two sons died in early manhood.
9. Jane born Jan. 1, 1835
10. Silas born May 15, 1836
11. an infant born April 11, 1837,unnamed, deceased
12. Minerva R. born March 11, 1838 married Bailey
13. Joseph born Sept. 15, 1839
14. James M. born Nov. 27, 1841 married Mahala Shay of Kingwood W.Va.
15. Felix born Dec. 4, 1842
16. Abram born Jan. 5, 1844
Isaac's Children, and their Descendants
Olive Rebecca; born March 17, 1859, died Oct. 1, 1958 (99yrs.,7mo.) married William Henry McKnight about 1879. McKnight's mother was a Betty Gamble. William McKnight was born in Uniontown Pa. on Feb. 22, 1849. Children;
1. Walter D. McKnight born July 16, 1880 (Preston Co.) died July 13, 1967 married Grace Ackerman 1906 in L.A. Calf.
2. Ethel Elizabeth born Oct. 16, 1882, died Dec. 21, 1972 married Charles W. Worthington 1899. Charles died April 1917. His mother was Mary Adair or Dixon.
3. Cora born May 24, 1884 died June 7, 1957. married Fred Harp. He died 1935. In 1935/36 married Ralph Brown Santa Barbara Calf. No children.
4. Catherine Florence born Aug. 21, 1898 married Ormond Lacefield in 1920. He died in 1935. Lacefield born near Lawernce, Kansas in 1899. His mother Wegie Hyatt. Married 2nd husband Harold Haynes Oct. 11, 1943. He died July 1961.
Olive's son Walter's daughter and grandchildren;
1. Aileen France born March 30, 1908, Seattle Wash. Now living in Venice Calf.. Married Dwayne Hamilton in 1925. Divorced Hamilton married William McAlister 1945.
Aileen France's children
1. Barbara Hamilton born 1926
2. Judy McAlister born 1946
Barbara married Paul Krupa in 1955. Two children.
1. Shelly born 1956
2. Irene born 1958
Barbara divorced Krupa, and married Bud Helvey.
1. Dana Helvey born 1962
Judy married Norman Campbell 1965. No children
Ethel's children;
1. Olive Elizabeth born Oct. 10, 1900 Terre Alta, W.Va. married Dr. George Hosford in 1945. No children. Lived in San Francisco.
2. Mary Florence born Oct. 1, 1902 Mortoon Ill. Married Harlan Ritchey in 1934. Lived Los Asos , Calf. . No children
3. Walter William born Aug. 18, 1904 in Seattle Wash. Died Sept. 7, 1964. Never married.
Catherine Florence's children;
1. Meredith Jean born Oct. 14, 1921. Married Jay Gould Landice in Salinas, Calf. Divorced.
Meredith had two children;
1. Janet Landice born Dec. 14, 1936.married, divorced ? Married Irwin Griffin. Lived in San Diego.
2. Dorthy Jean Landice born June 2, 1939. Married George Todd 1955
Janet Landice's children;
1. Rebecca born Nov. 5, 1955 in El Cajon, Calf. ,lives in Maine.
Dorthy Jean's children;
1. Terry Lou Todd born 1956
2. Danny Ray Todd born Nov. 1957
3. Tammy Lee Todd born 1958/9
4. Tony Jean Todd born 1960
All live near Seattle Wash.
Thomas son of Isaac, son of John, son of Abraham, son of William
Thomas Waitman Elliott born Aug. 3, 1861. Died Dec. 10, 1951. Married Flora Jane King born March 4, 1868. Died July 5, 1951, at Kingwood . Flora was the daughter of William H. and Mary A. Walls King.
There were 10 children;
1. Hugh McClure
2. William McKinley (Max)
3. Paul
4. Hazel
5. Charles King
6. James Dallas
7. Olive Katherine
8. Dorthy (or Dortny)
9. June
10. Isaac Frank
1. Hugh McClure born Sept. 18, 1890- died Feb. 25 or 29, 1916. He was run over by a train. Was not married.
2. William McKinley (Max) born November 13,1893- died May 25, 1967. Gary Ind. Married Tyrranus Maust born June 7, 1897- died May 29, 1973. Were divorced in 1934. He then married Mabel Malaney in 1938. There were 2 children;
1a. Nina Maxine born Jan. 14, 1912
2b. William McClure born Oct. 8, 1916
1a. Nina Maxine married William T. Kollmar Sept. 29, 1935.William born Aug. 27, 1911- died Nov. 26, 1948. There children;
1b. Katherine Marie Kollmar born Feb. 19, 1939. Married Smith E. Adams April 23, 1960 in New Jersey. There children;
1c.Scott Elliott Adams born March 29, 1962
2c. Brian Daniel born Aug. 1, 1963
3c Mark Andrew born April 13, 1965
2b.William Elliott Kollmar born Aug. 6, 1941, married Nancy Walker Aug. 3, 1964. She being born Jan. 3, ?. the daughter of Harry, and Margaret Walker. They had 4 children;
1c. Michelle born June 17, 1965
2c. William Walker born May 18, 1967
3c. Nina Kollmar born Nov. 4, 1970
4c. Christopher Elliott Kollmar born March 30, 1972
3b. Elizabeth Anne born Dec. ?, ? , married Robert Kerner Carter July 20, 1968. Carter born ?. He was the son of Edwin, and May Carter. They had 2 children;
1c. Timothy Ainsworth born July 20, 1970
2c. Robert Kerner born April 27, 1972
2b. William McClure married Karen Mortensen born June 16, 1919, married May 29, 1948 in Omaha Nebraska. Her parents were Edward, and Karen Mortensen. They had 4 children;
1c. David Gregory born Nov. 7, 1949. Married Rochelle Blatter in San Mateo Calf.
2c. Kristine Karen born Aug. 24, 1951
3c. Michael King born Dec. 16, 1952
4c. Kim Elizabeth born Sept. 19, 1954
3. Isaac Frank Elliott born March, 1894 at Davis W.Va. married Diana Marie Dufrensne born May 23, 1896- died Aug. 18, 1932. They had 3 children;
1a. Thomas Joseph born Nov. 21, 1918. Married Margarite McChesney. 6 children;
1b. Dennis
2b. Diana
? married Margaret Andusky born May 3, 1919 ?
3b. Sharon Diane born March 24,1945. Son;
1c. Michael born Aug. 7, 1965
4b. Catherine Ann born March 6, 1947, married Bill Brown born April 15, 1946. 3 children;
1c. Billy born July 3, 1969
2c. Heather born May 11, 1972
3c. Jerome born May 16, 1971 (stillborn)
5b.Thomas J. Jr. born Dec. 14, 1951
6b Frank Anton born March 16, 1953, married Sandy Fronzak.
2a. Paul Elliott born June 3, 1921, married Martha O'Donnell . 1 child;
1b. Joseph Patrick born April 11, 1945, married Sharon Scott. 2 children;
2c. Bryan
???????????????????married Gerthel Pierce born Oct. 25, 1922. no children.??????????
3a. James King Elliott born Sept. 21, 1931, married Shirley Ann Pittman born Jan. 18, 1933. 3 children;
1b. Lorraine Diane born Jan. 6, 1954, married Larry Watkins born Dec. 28, 1951. 2 children;
1c.Wendy born June 20, 1972
2c. Carrie born Dec. 23, 1974
2b. Julie Ann born July 4, 1956, married Phillip Tabor born May 13, 1953.
3b. Kimberly Kaye born Dec. 14, 1963.
4. Hazel born June 12, 1896, married James Earl Brand in 1914. Earl's mother was Alice A. Riley. Father Henry Brand . Earl died April 6, 1965. They had 4 children;
1a. Mary Katherine born Nov. 9, 1919, married Carl Satre . 2 adopted children;
1b. Pamela Joy born July 7, 1949
2b. Mark Warren born June 8, 1954
2a.Thomas Harry born May 8, 1915, married Syreta May Wilson June 4, 1938. 3 children;
1b. Thomas Harry II born Sept. 22, 1942
2b. Scott Earl born June 30, 1945
3b. Ridgeley King born April 27, 1954
Thomas Harry II married Dorothy Sue Shay May 30, 1964. 2 children; Thomas Harry III born Jan. 15, 1971, and Shonette Renee born April 1, 1974
Scott Earl married Susan Gorby Feb. 5, 1971. no children
Ridgeley King married Mary Ann Scott. 1 child; Ridgeley King II born Sept. 29, 1970.
3a. James Earl married Louise Fink Nov. 1, 1954. No children. James Earl born Oct. 17, 1922
4a. Betty Lou born Sept. 6, 1928, married Robert Bucklew. 3 children;
1b. Belinda Kay born Jan. 30, 1949
2b. Robert Sinclair born Aug. 14, 1954
3b. Brian James born Nov. 29, 1962
Belinda Kay married Alex Bersin 1974. 1 child; Malissa Kay born June 17, 1974
5. Charles King Elliott born March 17, 1899- died Feb. 21, 1975. Unmarried
6. James Dallas married Virginia Frances Crane born Sept. 24, 1906. Married Sept. 30, 1922 in Cumberland Md.. Virginia's mother was Myrtle Strawser, Father was Frank Crane. They had 3 children;
1a. Hugh Crane born Jan. 16, 1924
2a. Fred Franklin born June 14, 1926
3a. Virginia born Nov. 24, 1928
Hugh Crane married Fleta Holles Aug. 12, 1949. They had 3 children;
1b. Billie Sue born March 16, 1950
2b. Paul Dallas born April 19, 1952
3b. Jin Crane born Aug. 21, 1958
Fred Franklin married Myrtle Mae Fries Nov. 26, 1949. They had 3 children;
1b. Max Fries born May 25, 1952
2b. Mary Malissa born June 27, 1955
3b. Robert Lee born Sept. 1, 1957
Max Fries married Linda Feather June 26, 1971. 1 child ; Trampas J. born Jan. 11, 1973
Vivian married Robert Carl Walls Feb. 26, 1955. 1 child;
1b. Marshall Thomas born Jan. 15, 1963
7. Olive Katherine Elliott married Dwight Lyman Foley . Dwight born Jan. 8, 1903- died Jan. 6, 1957. Katherine born Albright W.Va., Dwight born Mount Storm, Grant County W.Va.. Dwight's father was Michael Marion Foley born Sept. 28, 1882- died 1954. Dwight's mother was Lettie Ann Weimer born Aug. 14, 1880- died 1951. Olive, and Dwight had 2 children;
1. William Waitman born Aug. 15, 1923. Albright W.Va.
2. Dorothy Coe born Dec. 22, 1928. Albright W.Va.
William Waitman married Helen Marie Loar born Dec. 2, 1921- died 1958. They had 2 children;
a. Jill Marie born Oct. 1, 1946 in Kingwood W.Va. Jill married William Fay Kirk Jr. born Aug. 17, 1947. They had 1 child; William Fay Kirk III born Jan. 3, 1974 in Clarksburg W.Va.
b. June Colleen born Oct. 17, 1949 in Morgantown W.Va. June married Rudy William Heerman born March 16, 1948. 1 child; Nicoleen Marie born April 11, 1974 in Atlantic City N.J..
William (Waitman) married Glenna Belle Christopher born May 19, 1928 in Bruceton Mills W.Va. Three more children;
c. Michael Christopher born Aug. 6, 1955 in Reno, Nevada
d. Patrick Glenn born Feb. 7, 1960 in Kingwood W.Va.
e. Kristen Louise born Aug. 16, 1962 in Kingwood W.Va.
Dorothy Coe married Delmas Dane Sanders born April 17, 1934. 1 child;
a. Katherine Lyn Sanders born Aug. 24, 1962 in Kingwood W.Va.
8. Dorothy Elliott born in Albright (Ruth Bell) W.Va. on Jan. 24, 1907. Married Clyde Thompson born Oct. 3, 1902 in Gary Ind. On June 2, 1934. 1 child;
1. Sharon Diane born Sept. 13, 1942. Married James P. Loupas born June 3, 1939, on Dec. 29, 1962. They had 3 children;
1a. Jamie Joe born June 4, 1964
2a. Jennifer Lynn born March 12, 1966
3a. Jeffery Allen born July 27, 1969
9. Paul B. Elliott born Jan. 11, 1909 at Albright W.Va. Married Dorothy Lee Feather born Dec. 16, 1916 at Albright W.Va. Dorothy's parents Paul Harold, and Anna Lee Feather. They had 3 children;
1. Dinia Lee born Aug. 11, 1942 at Morgantown W.Va.
2. Ninia Lee born Aug. 11, 1942 at Morgantown W.Va.
3. Mary Jane born Nov. 11, 1948 at Morgantown W.Va.
Dinia married Jan. 12, 1962 to Gary Lee Krebs born June 10, 1937. His parent's Howard, and Philena Teter Krebs. They had 3 children;
1a. Kenneth Eugene born Oct. 3, 1961 in Oscoda, Michigan
1b. Ann Rochelle born Sept. 12, 1963 in Bangor, Maine
1c. Monte Lee born Sept. 30, 1969 in Elkins, W.Va.
Ninia married John Edwin Livengood born Oct.26, 1941 in Cuzzart W.Va. Married Nov. 12, 1960. John's parent's Charles, and Hazel Rexroad Livengood. They had 4 children;
2a. Robin Louise born Sept. 6, 1965
2b. Roxanne Lee born Aug. 18, 1966
2c. Holly Renee born June 16, 1970
2d. Hope Deneise born March 21, 1972
Mary Jane married Ronald Charles William Miller born Nov. 28, 1947 in Philadelphia Pa. Ronald's parent's William, and Anita Gehrman Miller. Married Feb. 14, 1970 at Albright W.Va. They had 1 child;
3a. Timothy Paul born June 2, 1973 in Silver Spring, Md.
10. June born, and died approximately 1916.
Edward Power Elliott, son of Isaac, son of John, son of Abraham, son of William the emigrant.
Edward Power Elliott born June 28, 1868- died Oct. 21, 1958. Married May 30, 1893 to Electa V. Forman born Aug. 20, 1869- died April 8, 1919. They had 2 children;
1. James Sumner Elliott born March 11, 1894 at Davis W.Va. Died Oct. 30, 1918
2. Isaac Forman Elliott born Sept. 22, 1898- died June 13, 1975.
1. James Sumner married Hazel King born June 23, 1897 at Bruceton Mills W.Va. Married May 5, 1918 at farm home of Bride. James Sumner served during World War I with Co. 8, 154 Depot Brigade, July 25, 1918 to Oct. 30, 1918. He died in Camp Meade Md. Of WWI Flu epidemic (influenza?). He is buried at Terre Alta W.Va. They had 1 child;
1a. Edward Sumner Elliott born Feb. 8, 1919 at Bruceton Mills W.Va. Married to Eleanor Louise Darby on Nov. 26, 1942 at Bruceton. Eleanor born Feb. 16, 1921 in Pa. They had 3 children;
1b. Lisa Ann born March 3, 1952 in Washington D.C.
2b. Sherry Lee born May 21, 1956 in Morgantown
3b. Daniel Edward born Feb. 26, 1960
2. Isaac Forman born Sept. 22, 1898- died June 13, 1975. Married March 15, 1918 to Mary Ann Ridenour at Terre Alta W.Va. She born Oct. 9, 1897- died Jan. 24, 1947. Buried at Terre Alta. They had 7 children; Gene, Mildred, Maxine, Charles, Margaret, William, and Betty.
1a. Gene Burhl Elliott born Nov. 17, 1918 married Audra Methany born July 4, 1913- died March 8, 1965 buried in a country cemetery called Millers Cemetery. They had 6 children;
1b. Joann Alice Methany born July 7, 1939
2b. Max Allan born May 24, 1941
3b. Gene Carrole born Nov. 6, 1942
4b. Joe Ray born March 2, 1955
5b. Lula Kay born Sept. 23, 1956
6b. John Michael born July 16, 1959
1b. Joann Alice Methany married Milton Joseph Gales born June 3, 1936. Married on June 2, 1956. They had 5 children;
1c. Milton Joseph born Oct. 27, 1957
2c. Donald Jacob born Aug. 14, 1959
3c. Delores Ann born May 30, 1961
4c. Michael Allan born July 30, 1962
5c. Mary Catherine born March 19, 1965
2b. Max Allan Methany married Helen Bernice Minnick on Sept. 7, 1961. They had 3 children;
1c. Helen Bernice Methany born July 6, 1962
2c. Max Allan born June 29, 1964
3c. Linda Marie born April 23, 1970
3b. Gene Carrole married Joseph Neisser on May 24, 1958. They had 5 children;
1c. Deboroah Jean born Sept. 22, 1959
2c. Linda Lee born Aug. 12, 1961
3c. Joseph born July 21, 1962
4c. Barbara Rene born July 16, 1963
5c. Sandra Dawn born Dec. 19, 1969
2a. Mildred Electa Elliott born July 14, 1920- died June 7, 1975. Buried June 10, 1975 at Terre Alta W.Va. cemetery. Married to James Edward Mahaffey who was born Dec. 8, 1922. Divorced. No children.
3a. Maxine Alice born April 28, 1922 married Wilmeth Feather in 1947. He being born June 26, 1919. They had 4 children;
1b. Robert Lynn born Dec. 17, 1945
2b. Mary Ann born May 30, 1947
3b. Ella lee born Sept. 8, 1949
4b. Linda born May 26, 1951
4a. Charles Methias Elliott born Jan. 2, 1924- died Dec. 17, 1960. Charles was born in Terre Alta, married Mary Jane Feather Oct. 17, 1944. Mary Jane born April 26, 1926 at Oakland Md. They had 4 children;
1b. Mary Martha born Dec. 11, 1947 at Cranesville W.Va.
2b. Charles Edward born Feb. 7, 1952 at Lakeford W.Va.
3b. James Isaac born July 3, 1956 at Oakland Md.
4b. Carl Thomas born March 11, ? at Oakland
1b. Mary Martha married June 12, 1965 to Jackson Lee Reams born April 10, 1943. They had 2 children;
1c. Clark Lee born May 21, 1966 at Oakland Md.
2c. Marla Michelle born Nov. 26, 1969 in Wash. D.C. Marla died April 1, 1972
2b. Charles Edward born Feb. 7, 1952
3b. James Isaac Elliott was married Nov. 23, 1974 to Diana Rose Cummings, she was born Dec. 4, 1955
4b. Carl Thomas born March 11, 1959
The widow of Charles Mathias Elliott remarried to Victor H. Kope. He being born June 10, 1924
5a. Margaret Ann Elliott born Jan. 10, 1926, married Clay Friend on May 25, 1946. Clay Friend was born Aug. 10, 1927- died Oct. 14, 1952. They had 4 children;
1b. Connie Ann born June 28, 1947
2b. Audra Clay born March 29, 1949
3b. Patty Sue born Dec. 28, 1951
Margaret Ann remarried Sept. 8, 1954 to Donald Braes Haught Jr. who was born on March 22, 1931. Divorced. They had 1 child;
4b. Donna Mae Haught born Jan. 20, 1956
6a. William Edward Elliott born Dec. 8, 1928- died Dec. 13, 1971. Buried at Terre Alta W.Va. Single
7a. Betty Lucille Elliott born Dec. 22, 1930, married Gilbert Slaubaugh he was born Dec. 21, 1924. They had 3 children;
1b. Diane Marie born Dec. 31, 1953. Married Bryon Arthur Winton III . They had 2 children;
1c. Bryon Winton
2c. Bonnie Winton
2b. Edward Elliott born Nov. 5, 1956
3b. Sandra Lee born Jan. 28, 1959
Isaac Forman Elliott remarried Oct. 21, 1947 to Iva Ruby Quinzel she being born Jan. 31, 1912. Maiden name: VanSickle.
John William, son of Isaac, son of John, son of Abraham, son of William Elliott the emigrant
John W. born Feb. 14, 1866- died July 29, 1940. Married Estella Ethel Dunn at her home. Estella was born Sept. 21, 1879- died Sept. 5, 1980. Estella was the daughter of Thomas Dunn b.Dec.19, 1824- d. April 16, 1919, and Mary Stewart who was the daughter of Charles Stewart, and Nancy Henthorn. John, and Estella had 5 children;
1a. Lily Grace born Aug. 6, 1899
2a. Truman Daley born July 9, 1901- died Dec. 22, 1973 in Cleveland, Ohio. Buried at Preston Memorial Gardens, Kingwood W.Va.
3a. Mary Victoria born July 26, 1904
4a. James Judson born Aug. 24, 1910
5a. June Margaret born June 3, 1915
1a. Lily Grace married Frank Atkinson. They had 3 children;
1b. Jane
2b. Max
3b. William
2a. Truman Daley born July 9, 1901- died Dec. 22, 1973 in Cleveland Ohio. Buried at Preston Memorial Gardens, Kingwood W.Va. Married Julia Donovan, born approx. 1902 in William, Va., on March 6, 1919 at Oakland Md. She was the daughter of Charles Franklin Donovan, and Elizabeth Kesler Broombaugh. Julia had 4 sisters; Mary, Leafy, Lucy, and, Twila. Truman, and Julia had 12 children;
1b. Madyline born June 6, 1924 married a Fullmer. They had 5 children;
1c. Leah
2c. Dane
3c. Daley
4c. Loretta
5c. Danny
2b. Geraldine (twin to Madyline) born June 6, 1924. Married Gene Wolfe. They had 5 children;
1c. Cecil
2c. Gary
3c. Michael
4c. Keith
5c. Tammy
3b. Ethel Florence born April 9, 1924. Married James Cox Corbin April 16, 1941 in Oakland Md. They had 8 children;
1c. John Wesley Corbin born Oct. 13, 1941 at Albright W.Va.
2c. Donna Lee born Nov. 27, 1943 at Albright
3c. Sandra Kay born April 2, 1945 at Akron, Ohio
4c. Terrace Eve Ann born June 21, 1946 at Akron
5c. Candice Fontaine born Jan. 10, 1951 at Akron
6c. Debra Jean born Aug. 23, 1953 at Akron
7c. Kathy James born Jan. 11, 1955 at Akron
8c. James Cox born Dec. 8, 1963 at Akron, Ohio
1c. John Wesley Corbin married Carol b. Little on Aug. 22, 1963 in Buffalo N.Y. They had 2 children;
1d. John Wesley Jr. born June 7, 1964 at Akron, Ohio
2d. Michelle Marie born June 14, 1969 at Akron
2c. Donna Lee married Donald Steven Buck March 31, 1961 Akron Ohio. They had 3 children;
1d. Tammy Jean born July 4, 1963 at Akron
2d. Donald Steven born June 20, 1966 at Akron
3d. Daniel James born June 20, 1972 at Akron
3c. Sandra Kay married Keith Meredith Kline Nov. 12, 1963 in Akron. They had 1 child;
1d. Keith Meredith born Oct. 13, 1972
4c. Terrace Eve Ann married Roger Lloyd Stanley June 16, 1965 in Akron. They had 2 children;
1d. Rhonda Dea born March 21, 1966 at Akron
2d. Roger Lloyd born June 4, 1971 at Akron
Divorced 1972- married Dec. 22, 1973 to Douglas A.
Sheridan London, England.
5c. Candice Fontaine married George M. Darlac Jan. 20, 1970 in Akron. They had 1 child;
1d. Sunny Lane born Oct. 16, 1970
6c. Debra Jean married Edward Joseph Smith July 11, 1969in Akron. They had 2 children;
1d. Sabre Marie born Sept. 9, 1970 at Akron
2d. Wendy Mae born Aug. 16, 1971 at Akron
7c. Kathy J. unmarried
8c. James Cox married Vicky
1d. Shelby
2d. Sydney
4b. John Charles Elliott born June 8, 1927- died April 17, 1970 married Ruth Agnes Baker Nov. 7, 1956 at Redhouse Md. Divorced Nov. 13, 1965. They had 4 children;
1c. Elizabeth Jean born Nov. 29, 1957
2c. Kimberly Ann born June 3, 1960 at Cleveland Ohio
3c. Travis Wayne born Nov. 25, 1961 at Cleveland
4c. Kevin Brooke born April 1, 1966 at Cleveland
5b. Keith R. Elliott born Jan. 25, 1928- died Jan. 5, 1933
6b. Phyllis Jean Elliott born March 16, 1931 married James Wesley Johnson April 5, 1953 in Oakland Md. Widowed Oct. 5, 1963. No children.
7b. June Elliott born April 9, 1933 married in 1949 at Oakland Md. To Max Graham he being born Oct. 9, 1929- died Aug. 30, 1976. His father Floyd Graham, mother Martha Dixon. They had 8 children;
1c. Anthony Neil born Feb. 24, 1950. Married Marion (Penny) Webb. They had 3 children;
1d. Daniel Elcaine
2d. Trevor Neal
3d. Kelly Marie
2c. William (Jake) Blain born Aug. 20, 1951.Married 1st Lita, 2nd Linda. They had 6 children;
1d. Christian, Panama Central America
2d. Billy, Balt. Md.
3d. Kalen
4d. Jared
5d. Blaine
6d. Cameron
3c. Ricardo Lynn born March 20, 1953 married Michelle Collins. Divorced. They had 2 children;
1d. Heather Rene Graham born July 12, 1972
2d. Angela Daley born March 26, 1974
4c. Rona Inez born July 25, 1955 married Vernon Leo Poling on Aug. 19,1976. They had 2 children;
1d. Nicole born Jan. 14, 1977
2d. Amber born Aug. 21, 1979
5c. Max Jr. born Sept. 4, 1958. Married Marsha Poland. They had 3 children;
1d. Joshua Brock
2d. Jordan Grant
3d. Megan
6c. Bradley Donavan born April 20, 1960
7c. Scott Aaron born Jan. 27, 1964
8c. Monte Mathew born Feb. 26, 1970
8b. William E. Elliott born Jan. 5, 1935 in Albright W.Va. Married Nov. 26, 1955 at Dundalk Md. to Stella Mae Sprouse. She being born Dec. 5, 1935 in Charlottesville Va. Father -James Edwin Sprouse born March 12, 1906- died July 9, 1973 also Charlottesville. Mother -Margaret Lucille Johnson born in Suny County Va. Sept 9, 1907. They had 2 children;
1c. William E. Jr. born June 13, 1956 in Baltimore Md. Married on Sept. 25, 1982 in Baltimore County Md. to Rosemary Burghauser. She being born in Rising Sun Md. on Aug 5, 1958 to Joseph Burghauser, and Marrion Miller. They had 3 children;
1d. Nathaniel Donovan born May 28, 1988
2d. Joshua Joseph born July 5, 1990
3d. Sara Rose born Feb. 14, 1992
2c. Steven Lee born March 13, 1959 at Baltimore Md.
9b. James Lee Elliott born May 16, 1937 married Shirley Sigai at Baltimore Md. They had 1 child;
1c. James Lee Jr. born Sept. 16, 1966
10b. Elmer Donovan Elliott born Oct. 8, 1939 married Mary Savage of Albright W.Va. They had 2 children;
1c. Zane Elliott born May 13, 1969
2c. Jason Elliott born May 17, 1973
11b. Janice Sue born April 22, 1941. Married Robert Sigler
12b. Patty Ann Elliott born April 11, 1943 married Gene Douglas Ratliff Sept. 29, 1962 at Deep Creek Lake Md. Divorced Nov. 17, 1971. They had 2 children;
1c. Janice Sue born Sept. 13, 1963 in Cleveland Ohio
2c. Danene Ann born April 26, 1965 in Cleveland
3a. Mary Victoria born July 26, 1904 married Frank Longstreth DeWitt he being born March 13, 1902- died June 9, 1955. Married 1922 at Oakland Md. They had 2 children;
1b. Annabel born Aug. 8, 1923. Married Charles Leslie Barker in 1947. Charles was born June 17, 1925- died Jan. 26, 1968, the son of William W., and Margaret Johnson. They had 2 children;
1c. William DeWitt born May 27, 1948
2c. Roger Camden born Jan. 12, 1950- died Feb. 2, 1972
2b. Richard Fairfax born Jan. 27, 1926- died Nov. 10, 1958
4a. James Judson Elliott born Aug. 24, 1910. Unmarried
5a. June Margaret Elliott born June 3, 1915 married Mitchell Smith. Divorced. They had 1 child; June remarried to Thomas James Isaac.
1b. Rebecca LeAnn born Aug. 21, 1941 married William Joseph Pyles. They had 2 children;
1c. Joseph William born March 27, 1967
2c. Brigett LeAnn born July 13, 1974
Guy A. Elliott, son of Isaac, son of John, son of Abraham, son of William the pioneer
Guy A. Elliott born Oct. 17, 1870 at Albright W.Va. died Feb. 8, 1958. Buried Addison Pa. Married to Ella Catherine Sellers, born June 7, 1873. Ella's parents Jacob, and Rebecca Sellers. They had 2 children;
1a. Robert B. born Jan. 16, 1903 married Sara E. Horner June 6, 1930 at Bedford Pa. by the Rev. J. Albert Eyler , D.D. Sara E. born May 9, 1902. No children.
2a. Annabel Meredith born May 21, 1911 at Connellsville Pa. Died July 27, 1967 at Elmira, N.Y. Buried at Addison Pa. Married Oct. 3, 1942 to Ralph Ethan McClelland born April 8, 1917 at Raleigh W.Va. His parent's Adonis B. McClelland, and Velma Hume. They had 2 children;
1b. Meredith Ann born May 30, 1944 at Morgantown W.Va. Married Aug. 6, 1966 to John Patrick Mungoven in Elmira N.Y. John Patrick (Jack) born Oct. 8, 1940 at Lowell, Mass. His parent's John Henry Mungoven, and Margaret Anne Cunney. They had 2 children;
1c. Brian Patrick born July 5, 1970 at Wilmington, N.C.
2c. Jill Ann born May 12, 1974 at Elmira N.Y.
2b. Douglas Elliott born Aug. 29, 1947 at Morgantown W.Va. Married June 6, 1969 at Paden City, W.Va. to Susan Slider. Susan born May 20, 1947. Her parent's Van, and Francis Slider. They had 2 children;
1c. Carl Ralph born Jan. 24, 1970 at Charleston W.Va.
2c. Douglas Elliott Jr. born Aug. 13, 1971 at Charleroi Pa.
Florence E. daughter of Isaac, son of John, son of Abraham, son of William the pioneer
Florence E. born Feb. 16, 1873- died May 2, 1959 buried in Kingwood (W.Va.) cemetery. Florence married Edward M. Heermans at approximately 19 years of age. Heermans father Francis, mother Minnie McGrew. Florence, and Edward lived in Calf. a number of years where he was a journalist. Divorced.
When Florence came back to Albright W.Va. at approx. age 30, the first reunion was held with her brothers, and sisters. (This was the beginning of the reunion as we know it today). Florence had been a teacher at Davis W.Va., and finally was with the West Virginia University for 33 years. At approx. age 61 she married Lindsey James Weaver in Aug. of 1934 in Pittsburgh Pa. Lindsey born Dec. 12, 1871 on Cheat Road Morgantown W.Va. Died Nov. 1, 1955 in Morgantown. Interment at the Mausoleum at East Oak Groove Morgantown W.Va. Lindsey's parents were Rufus E. Weaver, and the former Malvenia Brand. There were no children.
Harvey Ervin Elliott, son of Isaac, son of John, son of Abraham, son of William the emigrant.
Harve born May 14, 1875 at Kingwood W.Va., son of Isaac, and Catherine Ervin Elliott, died April 21, 1943 at Morgantown W.Va. Married Bessie Bertha Rodeheaver in Aug. of 1902 in Oakland Md. Bessie was born in Garret County Md. Dec. 28, 1884- died May 22, 1974 the daughter of George Rodeheaver, and Mary Lipscombe. They had 1 child;
1a. George Dail born April 11, 1903 at Terre Alta W.Va. married Edith Lucille Lawlis June 7, 1924 at Oakland Md. Her father was James Thomas Lawlis , mother was Isy Susaphene Flowers. Edith was born Dec. 22, 1906. They had 6 children;
1b. James Ervin born Feb. 4, 1926- died Feb. 4, 1926
2b. Martha Lucille born Feb. 12, 1927
3b. Dennis Isaac born Oct. 17, 1928
4b. Mary Catherine born Nov. 24, 1934
5b. Carl Benson born Sept. 2, 1932- died Sept. 17, 1947
6b. Clara Ruth born Oct. 18, 1936
(2b.) Martha married Quentin Roosevelt Miller Feb. 16, 1943 in Oakland Md. Quentin born Feb. 19, 1920 in Barbour County, son of Theodore, and Della Hoffman. Miller died July 21, 1948. They had 3 children;
1c. Gerald Quentin born Jan. 22, 1947 in Morgantown W.Va., married Priscilla Joan Darbie March 24, 1966 in Chula Vista Calf. Joan born June 14, 1947 in Lackawanna, N.Y. Her father Robert Earl Darbie born Aug. 31, 1920 in Sherman, N.Y. Mother was Mary Ethylene Patterson born Sept. 21, 1924 in Nashville Tenn. They had 2 children;
1d. Gerald Robert born Dec. 10, 1966 in Buffalo N.Y.
2d. Kerry Louise born July 1, 1968 at Balboa Naval Hosp. San Diego Calf.
2c. Thomas Dale born Dec. 26, 1945 in Morgantown, married Linda Kay Morrow April 19, 1966 in Arcade N.Y. by the Rev. Wilmer Simmons. Linda was the daughter of Charles A. Morrow born Nov. 9, 1924 in Wellsboro Pa., and Wilma West born May 1, 1923 also of Wellsboro Pa. They had 2 children;
1d. Charles Dale born July 22, 1968 in Buffalo N.Y., Eire Co.
2d. Bruce Mathew born Feb. 25, 1971 in San Pedro Calf.
3c. ?
(3b.) Dennis Isaac married Feb. 4, 1950 at Oakland to Yvonne Simmons born April 4, 1925 in Junior W.Va. to George Fredrick, and Hazel Evylinea Williams. Simmons born 1897 in Elkhurst, W.Va. Clay County. Hazel Williams born July 24, 1901 in Junior W.Va. They had 4 children;
1c. James Dennis born Sept. 8, 1950
2c. Kim Elaine born Jan. 15, 1952, married Larry Hovatter in Morgantown, W.Va. Sept. 17, 1969 by Rev. Borsay. Larry born Oct. 29, 1950 in Morgantown. Father was Franklin Hovatter. They had 2 children;
1d. Jamie Dae born Feb. 3, 1970
2d. Michael Keith born Feb. 19, 1971 in Florida
3c. Debbie Sue born Aug. 21, 1953 married Harold McCauley Sept. 26, 1969 by the Rev. Borsay. Harold born Feb. 14, 1950. Father was Lewis A. McCauley born Aug. 9, 1930-died Nov. 14, 1975, the son of Hayward, and Sarah Harr McCauley. Mother was Martha Smith McCauley. They had 2 children;
1d. Jody Andrew born July 1, 1968 at Morgantown
2d Karen Sue born June 23, 1971 at Morgantown
4c. George Fredrick born July 29, 1954
(4b.) Mary married Fredrick Drexel Smith born June 17, 1933 in Preston County W.Va. Father was Harold D. Smith born Sept. 13, 1910, mother Edna Florence Moran born June 12, 1913, both born in Preston County W.Va. Mary married Dec. 22, 1951 at Riverside Methodist Church by Rev. Bob Jones. They had 2 children;
1c. David Drexel born May 26, 1953 at Morgantown General Hosp. Married Sandra Sue Denjen, born Dec. 5, 1955, on June 21, 1974 at Riverside Methodist Church by Rev. Borsay. Sandra's father was Frank Denjen born Nov. 1, 1924- died Sept. 20, 1975 the son of Louis, and Mary Papp Denjen. Sandra's mother was Katherine Petroff born March 3, 1930 at Ellsworth Pa.
2c. Vickie Rochelle born April 28, 1958 at Morgantown
(5b) Ruth married Charles S. Watts born May 10, 1930 in Morgantown W.Va. Married Oct. 31, 1955 in Oakland Md. by Rev. Teagarden. Watts father deceased. Mother was Virginia Faire born Feb. 23, 1909. They had 3 children;
1c. Sharon Diane born Jan. 6, 1956 in Lubbock, Texas. Married Calvin Leroy King on Oct. 13, 1973 at Riverside Methodist Church by Rev. Borsay. King born Aug. 17, 1953 in Morgantown the son of William King born May 25, 1925 in Morgantown, and Thelma Irene Clark born March 11, 1929 in Morgantown. They had 1 child;
1d. Julie Ann King born July 7, 1975 at Monongahela General in Morgantown at 1:11 pm. Weight – 7# 3oz.
2c. Charles Randolph born Nov. 6, 1957 in Warner Robins, Georgia.
3c. James Maxwell born Dec. 11, 1961 in City of Lajas, Island of Treceria, Azores, Portugal.
Gilbert Roger Elliott, son of Isaac, son of John, son of Abraham, son of William the settler
Gilbert born July 4, 1881- died Dec.1, 1957 married Nellie Catherine Dixon Oct. 3, 1914 at Rowlesburg, W.Va. Nellie born May 7, 1893. Gilbert's mother was Rachel Elsey the 2nd wife of Isaac. Gilbert, and Nellie had 2 children;
1a. Ralph Dixon born Feb. 12, 1916 at Albright W.Va.- died Feb. 18, 1958 at Morgantown W.Va. Ralph married Betty Zinn at Oakland Jan. 22, 1953. Betty born Aug. 25, 1929. no children.
2a. Rachel Jean born Aug. 1, 1928 at Morgantown W.Va. Married Dorsey Edward Wiseman Dec. 25, 1947 in Morgantown by Rev. T. Leroy Hooper. Wiseman born July 10, 1921 at Clarksburg W.Va. His father was Henry Gordon Wiseman born Jan. 2, 1881 at Mt. Clare W.Va. Died May 3, 1949 at Clarksburg. His mother Iva Mae Henderson born June 2, 1890 at Clarksburg W.Va. They had 3 children;
1b. Dorsey Edward Jr. born Oct. 18, 1948 in Philadelphia Pa. Married Aug. 12, 1974 in Honolulu, Hawaii to Linda Francis Paananen. Linda born Jan. 1, ? Her parents are John Mathew Paananen, and Catherine May LaPort. 1 child;
1c. Michelle Renae born Sept. 17, 1975 in San Jose, Calf.
2b. Jean Ann born April 17, 1952 in Eureka, Kansas
3b. Carol Lynne born Dec. 13, 1956 in Lincoln, Nebraska.
The Family of Mary, Daughter of Abraham, and Jane Daugherty Elliott as furnished by Alpheretta Madison
Mary daughter of Abraham, sister of John, was born 1798 according to census of 1850. Died between 1850-1859. Married Jan. 17, 1822 to Jacob Crane. He being born April 19, 1802- died Sept. 30, 1859. Jacob was the son of Samuel Crane, 1761-1821, and Jane Bonnel, 1763-1848. Jacob married after 1854, and by 1859 to Sarah (Elliott) Graham-widow- Mary's sister.
Jacob, and Mary lived at the homestead of his father, Samuel Crane. Jacob built a gristmill on Brandonville, and Kingwood Turnpike, near Josephine furnace, the present Ringers Mill property about 1840 where his father first built a mill in 1820. Joseph N. Ringer bought the Mill in 1864.
Both are buried at Beech Run Hill on old Crane Family cemetery located in rural Albright W.Va.- the present Paul Westfall farm. Evidently her tombstone was only marked by a footston with the initials M C .
Mentioned in the property division agreement signed by their two sons the 10th of Nov. 1869 was the Muddy Creek farm, and the firms of; Jacob Crane, and Sons, Wm. B & S E Crane, W B Crane, W B Crane & Co., S E Crane & Co., and S E Crane. Agreed Wm. B. Crane to have all real estate, and personal property in West Virginia, and Samuel E. Crane to have all the real estate, and personal property owned in the state of Missouri. Both agreed equal expense of Maintaining Sarah Crane, the wife of Jacob Crane, deceased, as long as she lives. A descendant, Francis Shoemaker Cockrell, Warsaw Mo. Has this agreement in her possession.
Jacob's first wife , Mary Elliott was the mother of his two sons;
1. William Bonnel Crane, born May 5, 1824, died March 14, 1873
2. Samuel Elliott Crane born Oct. 6, 1828- died March 8, 1894
(1.) William Bonnel Crane married Rachel B. Elliott Oct. 19, 1852. Rachel born June 10, 1829- died Sept. 28, 1889, born, and died in Terre Alta W.Va. Rachel was the daughter of William Elliott, and Sarah Jeffers ( William was the son of Abraham Elliott, and Jane Daugherty). Wm. B. Crane, and Rachel Elliott had 7 children;
1b. Silas Fuller Crane born Nov. 8, 1853, married Feb. 16, 1881 to Isabel Brosius. They had 4 children;
1c. William Bonnel Crane born Nov. 17, 1884
2c. Chester Howell Crane born Dec. 7, 1887- died July 20, 1888
3c. Silas Fuller Crane Jr. born Jan. 15, 1889
4c. John Paul Jones Crane born June 15, 1892
2b. Charles Clarendon Crane born March 31, 1856- died June 1857
3b. Marshall Wellington Crane born Feb. 11, 1858- died Sept. 22, 1887, married Dec. 1, 1866 at M E Church in Oakland Md. to Kate Townsend born 1831. She the daughter of Singleton, and Elizabeth Townsend bca 1862 (I have recorded Marshall, and Kate's information as written, but there is obviously a mistake Bill Elliott-Feb. 2002). They had 1 child;
1c. Marshall W. Crane Jr. born Sept. 18, 1887
4b. Eudora Cornelia Crane born Dec. 13, 1857- died Sept. 7, 1893 married Oct.16, 1878 to Scott Frank Riley born ?- died Feb. 8, 1898. They had 5 children;
1c. William Henry Riley born March 13, 1880- died Oct. 28, 1880. 5mo.s old.
2c. Adah May Riley born Aug. 3, 1881
3c. Albert lee Riley born Aug. 21, 1886
4c. James Cassell Riley born Dec. 5, 1888- died June 1892. 4yrs old
5c. Francis Virginia Riley born July 19, 1891- died Oct. 1891. 9 mos. Old
5b. Jennie Olive Crane born Oct. 16, 1861- died April 10, 1894
6b. William Elliott Crane born March 1864- died Oct. 1864. 5mos.
7b. Chester Clay Crane born May 22, 1866- died July 24, 1894 (mayor of Terre Alta )
(2.) Samuel Elliott Crane born Oct. 6, 1828- died March 8, 1894 Lee's Summit, Mo. Married Jan. 15, 1852 to Melinda Fike born May 21, 1833 at Mill Run, now Hazelton, W.Va. Died Aug. 13, 1897 in Miller County Mo. She the daughter of Peter Fike, born 1792 Pennsylvania- died 1862, and Mary Frantz, born 1800 in Maryland, died 1842. They had 9 children;
(Mary V. E, Wilbur F., Marshall H., Charles C., Troy L., Lillie M., Lottie M., William B., and an infant.)
1b. Mary Victoria Ellen Crane born Oct. 3, 1852- died Dec. 8, 1827 in Lincoln Nebraska. Married Oct. 31, 1883 at Elkhart Indiana to John T. McEndree born Oct. 2, 1846- died Aug. 4, 1929 at Lincoln Neb. The son of G. C. McEndree, and Mary Claypool. They had 2 children;
( Mary Grace, and Hazel McEndree)
1c. Mary Grace McEndree born Oct. 2, 1890 at Clyde Kansas- died May 13, 1939 at Lincoln Neb. Married Robert S. Griswold born in Conn. They had 1 child;
1d. Barbara Lou Griswold born 1925, married July 11, !953 to Richard Mills born 1920 in Mo. Son of Charles H. Mills, and Mattie Fuller. They had 2 children;
1e. Bobby Griswold Mills born Oct. 10, 1956
2e. Richard Mills born 1958
2c. Hazel McEndree born May 1894,married Floyd Schultz born Nov. 8, 1893- died Aug. 12, 1958 in Lincoln Neb. His father was C. E. Schultz.
2b. Wilbur Fike Crane born Dec. 21, 1853- died Feb. 24, 1924. Married 1st Clara Brown in 1879. Clara died 1880. 2nd Sue E. Best on Jan. 3, 1885 (?). Sue was born March 15,1862(?). They had 2 children;
1c. Corinne Crane died at 1 yr. Old
2c. Fred W. Crane born 1886- died 1933 in Kansas City, Mo. Married Mary Allison James born 1885- died 1956. They had 2 children;
1d. Fred W. Crane Jr. born Sept. 24, 1909
2d. Wilbert Fike Crane born July 4, 1911 married Viva Bootman. They had 1 child;
1e. James David Crane born ?, married ?. They had 3 children;
1f. Robert Crane born 1963
2f. William Crane born 1965
3f. Andrew Crane born 1966
3b. Marshall Howard Crane born Aug. 10, 1856- died Sept. 13, 1937 at Lees Summit, Mo., married Feb. 27, 1890(ME church, Lees Summit) to Katherine McClelland born 1866- died 1928. Children ?
4b. Charles Crittendon Crane born Nov. 11, 1858- died July 23, 1926 at Eldon Mo. Married 1st on June 21, 1882 to Mary Alice Buzzard born Aug. 8, 1861 in Logan County Ill., she died Oct. 29, 1904 at West Aurora, Mo., the daughter of Alvin Buzzard 1825-1910, and Jane Smith 1823-1912. Married 2nd in 1906 to Jennie Cauthorn 1879-1943, mother of Julian Crane, and an infant daughter. They had 9 children;
(Ethel M., Grace, Charles M., Mabel L., S.E. II, Janie, Tex A., Julian C., and infant daughter)
1c. Ethel May Crane born March 21, 1885- died June 16, 1957 in Eldon Mo., married March 20, 1904 (Columbus Ohio Methodist parsonage) to Franklin Shoemaker born 1880 in Lancaster, Ohio- died Aug. 15, 1957 Eldon Mo. The son of Jonathan Shoemaker, and Rebecca Sprangler. They had 3 children;
(Willa, Francis, and Merrel)
1d. Willa Shoemaker born March 25, 1906 in Eldon Mo., married April 27, 1935 to Leo N. Kure born Sept. 1, 1907. The son of Nicholas Kure, and Frances Spraitzer.
2d. Frances Shoemaker born Aug. 20, 1908 in Eldon Mo. Married May 28, 1938 to Charles C. Cockrell born March 11, 1901- died March 25, 1973 in Warsaw, Mo. The son of Jame Franklin Cockrell, and Katherine Cunningham of Liberty, Mo.
3d. Merrel Crane Shoemaker born May 10, 1914- died Jan. 12, 1974 in Eldon Mo. Married Aug. 14, 1937 to Gwendolyn Gunn born Dec. 30, 1917. The daughter of Sumpter Gunn, and Grace Miller. (Sumpter is brother of Ephriam Gunn- father of Alpheretta, the donor of this history from the Abraham*Mary Elliott Family) They had 3 children;
(Judith Ann, Robert, and Nita Ruth)
1e. Judith Ann Shoemaker born July 12, 1949, married Oct. 19, 1968 to William Forrest Abbett born Dec. 28, 1948. The son of Homer Abbett, and Gerdine Graham. They had 2 children;
1f. William Forrest Jr. born May 28, 1969
2f. Michael Eric born Feb. 19, 1972 in Hawaii
2e.Robert Frank Shoemaker born Oct. 16, 1950
3e. Nita Ruth Shoemaker born June 18, 1953, married May 22, 1970 to David Gerald Morris born June 5, 1953. The son of Gail Morris, and Irene Kempker. They had 3 children;
1f. David Gerald Morris born Nov. 18, 1970
2f. Angelia Beth Morris born April 11, 1973
3f. Holly Marie Morris born Dec. 25, 1974
2c.Mary Grace Crane born, and died Jan. 26, 1888
3c. Charles Merrel Crane born July 31, 1890- died Sept. 26, 1962 in Eldon Mo. Married Nov. 30, 1915 to Bernice Granstaff born Nov. 30, 1896- died June 11, 1970 in Eldon Mo. The daughter of Arthur Granstaff, and Amanda Sparks. They had 3 children;
(Charles A., Dorothy, and Jack)
1d. Charles Arthur Crane born Nov. 8, 1917 in Eldon Mo. Married Constance Ruth English born Sept. 2, 1920.The daughter of Clifford English, and Constance Vaughan. They had 3 children;
(Jacqueline, Charles, and Stephen)
1e. Jacqueline Ann Crane born July 13, 1942, married Bob Bowerman. They had 2 children;
1f. Michael Bowerman born Dec. 12, 1962
2f. Bruce Bowerman born April 6, 1966
2e.Charles David Crane born Jan. 22, 1945, married Feb. 1, 1969 to Mrs. Terri Nolan, daughter of Clyde Creech, and Dorothy Locke. They had 2 children;
1f. Michael Nolan born April 6, 1966, son of wifes 1st marriage
2f. Christine Marie Crane born Nov. 4, 1969
3e. Stephen English Crane born Nov. 19, 1948, married Feb. 1972 to Elizabeth Kaiser. They had 1 child;
1f. Eric Clifford Crane born Sept. 17, 1972
2d. Dorothy Bernice Crane born Oct. 1, 1920, married Feb. 9, 1941 to Herbert Simpson born Feb. 1919.Son of Volney Simpson, and Anna Bliss.
3d. Jack Alvin Crane born June 28, 1923, married Dec. 29, 1956 to Mrs. Barbara Whaley born Aug. 29, 1923. The daughter of Delbert Dimich, and Thelma Witt. They had 3 children;
(Douglas, Deborah, and David)
1e. Douglas Lee Whaley born April 17, 1947, wife's son from 1st marriage
2e. Deborah Crane born Dec. 3, 1957 in Las Vegas, Nevada
3e. David Dean Crane born Nov. 22, 1960 in Las Vegas, Nevada
4c.Mabel Leota Crane born Sept. 16, 1893 in West Aurora, Mo. Died Dec. 22, 1969 in Pasadena, Texas. Buried at Kansas City, Kansas. Married Oct. 21, 1911 to Ephraim Benjamin Gunn born Aug. 13, 1889, the son of S. Beverly Gunn, and Anna Mobley. They had 2 children;
(Alpheretta, and Jack)
1d. Leota Alpheretta Gunn born May 16, 1914 in Eldon Mo. Married Dec. 5, 1935 to John Barry Madison born Feb. 5, 1914 in Ft. Worth Texas, son of Charles C. Madison, and Josephine Barry. They had 2 children;
(Jonetta, and Deanne)
1e. Jonetta born April 26, 1942 married Aug. 12, 1961 to Lawrence J. Pearson born March 19, 1940. The son of John P. Pearson, and Velma Boots. They had 2 children;
1f. Lore Dee Pearson born April 7, 1962 in Kansas City, Kansas
2f. John Patrick Pearson born March 8, 1972 in Omaha, Neb.
2e. Deanne Madison born April 7, 1944 married Sept. 1, 1962 to Claude E. Clark born Aug. 24, 1941. The son of Rev. Claude C. Clark, and Hazel Sandage. They had 1 child;
1f. Lance Shannon Clark born Dec. 1, 1970
2d. Jack Crane Gunn born March 2, 1929 in Kansas City, Kansas married July 2, 1949 to Winona Miller born May 6, 1932. The daughter of Clifford Miller, and Mary C. Cavis. They had 5 children;
(Cheryl, Debra, Kelly, Kevin, and Dorey)
1e. Cheryl Ann Gunn born July 4, 1950 married Aug. 16, 1968 to Thomas Eugene Reff, son of Lesley Earl Reff, and Arlis Hand
2e. Debra Lynn Gunn born Aug. 10, 1957
3e. Kelly Dawn Gunn born Jan. 4, 1966
4e. Kevin Shawn Gunn born April 26, 1970
5e. Dorey Jack Gunn born Jan. 26, 197?
5c. Samuel Elliott Crane II born Feb. 9, 1897- died June 29, 1938 in Kansas City, Kansas. Married Aug. 31, 1920 to Laura Wilma Landrey born Aug. 31, 1900 the daughter of Grant Landrey, and Essie Elizabeth Tansey. They had 3 children;
(Betty, S. E. III, Robert)
1d. Betty Alice Crane born Jan. 16, 1924 married Feb. 11, 1943 to John Wesley Steffens born Nov. 1917 the son of Henry Steffens, and Elsie Boehm.They had 2 children;
(John, and Patricia)
1e. John Wesley Steffens Jr. born March 14, 1945 married 1975
2e. Patricia Elaine Steffins born March 20, 1948 married Aug. 26, 1967 to Willie Ray Holliday born Aug. 19, 1943 the son of Fred Holliday, and Carrie Stenens. They had 2 children;
(Les, and Julie)
1f. Leslie Erin Holliday born Jan. 31, 1971
2f. Julie Lynn Holliday born April 11, 1973
2d. Samuel Elliott Crane III born April 29, 1930 married May 18, 1952 to Lavelle Hollowell. They had 2 children;
1e. Samuel Elliott Crane IV born Dec. 4, 1953 married in 1974
2e. Tracey Lynn Crane born May 23, 1956 in Calf.
3d. Robert Landrey Crane born June 2, 1934 married June 11, 1966 to Joyce Marie Leiker born June 27, 1939 the daughter of Alfred Leiker, and Otillia Staab. They had 1 child;
1e. Robert Charles Crane born March 31, 1973
6c. Janie Mildred Crane born May 5, 1900- died April 25, 1901. Born, and died West Aurora, Mo. Buried in Eldon Cemetery.
7c. Tex Alvin Crane born July 21, 1902 in West Aurora, Mo. Married Aug. 21, 1928 to Letna Ruth Keyes born Nov. 15, 1906 the daughter of Roland Keyes, and Mary Wharton. They had 3 children;
(Ethel, Joyce, and Donald)
1d. Ethel Letna Crane born Aug. 30, 1933 married June 19, 1952 to George Franklin Peugeot born June 11, 1930 the son of Arley John Peugeot, and Dorothy ? They had 2 children;
(Kent, and Leanne)
1e. Kent Alvin Peugeot born May 31, 1960
2e. Leanne Peugeot born Feb. 6, 1963
2d. Joyce Ann Crane born Oct. 24, 1938 married Oct. 10, 1956 to Joseph Dwayne Madl born Oct. 28, 1936 the son of Edward J. Madl, and Ida Schoenefer. They had 3 children;
(Gary, Perry, and Jodi)
1e. Gary Joseph Madl born May 4, 1958
2e. Perry Jay Madl born April 30, 1961
3e. Jodi Kay Madl born Oct. 10, 1962
3d. Donald Alvin Crane born Dec. 8, 1940 married July 21, 1962 to Verna D. Whitworth born April 16, 1943 the daughter of Ernie Whitworth, and Nettie Davenport. They had 2 children;
(Jennifer, and Alicia)
1e. Jennifer Leignann Crane born Aug. 2, 1968
2e. Alicia Marie Crane born Nov. 13, 1972
8c. Julian Cauthorn Crane born Nov. 22, 1907 in Stratford, Texas. Married Dec. 16, 1939 to Lucille Simmons born Sept. 16, 1908- died July 3, 1973 in Eldon Mo. The daughter of George Simmons, and Cena Alice Jobe. They had 2 children;
(Brent, and Julieen)
1d. Brent Gail Crane born Oct. 28, 1942 married Aug. 30, 1969 to Juliana Luebbering born June 1, 1945 the daughter of Leo J. Luebbering, and Rose Stope. They had 3 children;
(Bruce, Jennifer, and Malinda)
1e. Bruce Patrick Crane born June 28, 1970
2e. Jennifer Rose Crane born May 3, 1972
3e. Malinda Crane born 1975
2d. Julieen Crane born April 27, 1947 in Eldon, Mo.
9c. Infant daughter born, and died 1911
5b. Troy Lincoln Crane born April 3, 1861 in West Virginia, died 1932 in Lees Summit, married Nov. 18, 1885 to Ida McCarter born 1865- died 1943 in Lees Summit. They had 1 child;
1c. Ione Crane born Oct. 21, 1886- died May 7, 1954 in Lees Summit. Married Luther Shelvy Ritter born 1887- died 1956. They had 1 child;
1d. Shelby Lincoln Ritter born Feb. 18, 1911 married a Ruth ?
6b. Lillie May Crane born Feb. 22, 1864 (W.Va.) – died Dec. 13, 1959 (La.) Married March 18, 1884 to Lawrence W. Fike born July 23, 1856. They were married in Union Town Pa. He died Jan. 6, 1907 in Hiteman, Iowa the son of Levi W. Fike, and Lizzie Stoffer. Fike a first cousin to Lillie Mae, and a brother of Malinda Fike Crane. Both are buried in Wyuka cemetery Lincoln, Neb. Lawrence was first married to Martha J. Forman in 1877, the daughter of Jonathan Forman, and Margarey Elliott. They had 3 children;
(Charles F., Virgil S., and Leo)
1c. Charles Fike born May 5, 1886- died 1972. Single
2c. Virgil S. Fike born April 27, 1888- died May, 1929 in KC, Mo. Buried at Wyuka cemetery Lincoln Neb. Married Emma Rushen in 1911. Emma born March 19, 1891- died Oct. 8, 1966. They had 1 child;
1d. Charles Crane Fike born March 29, 1929- died Oct. 6, 1966 in Topeka, Kansas. Buried Mt. Hope Topeka Kansas. Married LaVerta Graham ( mother of son John David) Married April 6, 1947 to Ruth Marion Stevens born April 11, 1921 the daughter of George Gillman Stevens, and Nellie May Paul. They had 5 children;
(John, Cynthia, Julia, Rebecca, and Steven)
1e. John David Fike born June 26, 1944 in Kansas City, Mo.
2e. Cynthia Ann Fike born Nov. 2, 1952 married in Topeka, Kansas to Larry Schlink.
3e. Julia Kay Fike born Dec. 8, 1954 married Feb. 15, 1975 to Price Russel Smith in Topeka, Kansas
4e. Rebecca Sue Fike born July 9, 1956 married Maxwell Koemme- divorced 1974. They had 1 child;
1f. Rosemary Koemme born Sept. 1972
5e. Steven ???
3c. Leo L. Fike born Jan. 2, 1890- died March 3, 1937 in Honolulu, Hawaii. Buried Wyuka cemetery Lincoln Neb. Single. His mother, and brother Charles had lived in Hawaii since 1925. Leo was a Civilian employee of the Navy at Pearl Harbor.
7b. Lottie Olive Crane born June 29, 1867- died Oct. 13, 1869
8b. William Bonnel Crane born Feb. 24, 1869 married Bertha ? a widow with a son of a previous marriage.
Willie (William Bonnel Crane) went to Alaska "Gold Rush" of 1898. Several from West Aurora grubstaked him. The family album has a large group picture of him on this adventure (an some letters). He, and his wife lived 1921 in Richmond, California, and in 1926 the time of his brother Charles death. Also manager of a tobacco store in the 1940's.
9b. Infant Sept. 1, 1872- died Sept. 5, 1872 Mo. Note in Bible says "babies grave just north of the grave of Robert H. Spain"
Margary Elliott daughter of Abraham, and Jane Elliott
Margary Elliott born ? (early 1800's)- died Aug. 11, 1889 married Jonathan Forman born ? . Alive Aug. 1889. They had 2 children ;
1b. Charles Forman
2b. Martha "Matty" J. Forman born about 1856, alive in 1880 census known dead by 1884. Her mother's (Margary) obituary says she was killed at Thornton, railroad accident…. Several years ago. Martha married, about 1877, to Lawrence W. Fike born July 23, 1856 at Uniontown Pa. died Jan. 6, 1907 at Hiteman, Monroe County, Iowa. Buried in Wyuka cemetery Lincoln, Neb. The son of Levi W. Fike, and Elizabeth Silver, or Stover. They had 2 children;
1c. Ethel L. Fike born June 29, 1878 in Preston County W.Va.
2c. Possible son, Arthur ?. born after 1880 census.
Preston County History by Willey; Portland District; page 414:
" The present fine school building was erected in 1877, and school opened in it under the supervision of Prof. Lawrence W. Fike, who is now connected with the Clarksburg Academy." End quote.
Sarah Elliott, daughter of Abraham, and Jane Elliott
Furnished by Alpheretta Madison
Sarah Elliott born about 1810 (census) died after 1870 census( lived with stepson William B. Crane family in Portland Township). Sarah married John S. Graham born 1804- died 1854 ( History Preston County by O. F. Morton, 1914- vol. 1. The son of David Graham born 1763, and Hannah born 1767, Sterling Graham. ( I am writing this as it is written, and find some of the names, and dates confusing. Glean what you can to make the pieces fit. Bill Elliott 3/9/2002)
After 1854, and by 1859 she married Jacob Crane born 1802- died Sept. 30, 1859. The son of Samuel Elliott, and Jane Bonnel ( I don't see the connection of Jacob C. to Samuel, and Jane ? )
….Preston County History by Wiley (1882) Kingwood District, page 463….
" William Price kept the next hotel in a house between the bank building, and Mrs. Bunkers, and was followed by John S. Graham prior to 1849
2 children known (from 1860 census) Daughters not with her in 1870 census
1b. Sarah A. Graham age 16 born about 1844 (possibly married by 1870)
2b. Rachel W. Graham age 11 born about 1849
Descendant of Jane, Daughter of Abraham, and Jane Elliott
Furnished by Harold F. Powell
Harold F. Powell of 1431 West Lincoln Drive, Birmingham, Michigan. A descendant of Abraham, and Jane Dougherty Elliott, from their daughter Jane.
His Line as Follows;
Harold F. Powell, son of Walter L. Powell, and Mildred M. Wotring. His mother Mildred M. Wotring Powell was born April 7, 1894 in Lenawee County, Mich. Buried Dec. 7, 1959 in Flint, Mich. She married May 20, 1911 at Coleman, Mich. Walter L. Powell (Harolds father). Mildred was the daughter of Arthur Clarence Wotring, and Josephine Fairbanks. The maternal grandfather was Arthur C. Wotring born June 6, 1858 in Terre Alta, W.Va. moved to Michigan in 1870.
Arthur C. Wotring was the son of Jehu Franklin Wotring, and Mary Ann Crane. Jehu, often called John, was a Captain in W.Va. cavalry in the Civil war for the Federal government. Jehu, and Mary Ann Crane his wife both were born in Preston County, W.Va. They were married July 1, 1855. Mary Ann Crane was born April 3, 1836 at Willey, W.Va.- died Jan. 7, 1916 at Senawee County, Michigan. She is the daughter of Calvin Crane, and Jane Elliott who were married at Willey, Preston county, W.Va. on Oct. 28, 1828. Calvin born Aug. 4, 1805 in Preston County- died June 28, 1886 in Preston County. Jane Elliott born June 14, 1806- died Feb. 25, 1886. She was 79. She was the daughter of Abraham Elliott, and Jane Dougherty.
Mr. Powell was professor of Educational Psychology at Wayne State University in Detroit until he retired to devote full time to genealogy.
Rachel the daughter of Abraham Elliott, and Jane Daugherty As recorded from 'Descendants of Michael Crist/Cress' on FamilyTreeMaker.com
Rachel Elliott was born about 1813 in Preston County Va. (now West Virginia), and died 1896 at Washington County, Oregon Township, Iowa. She was the daughter of Abraham Elliott, and Jane Daugherty (married 1794 in Preston). Rachel married Henry Cress, born 1819 in Preston County W.Va., on Sept. 27, 1838 by Rev. John Curry. Died Aug. 7, 1859 in Preston County. Rachel was very poor, and was supported by her son Isaac N. Cress until he entered the Army of the United States. Rachel, and Isaac lived as one family, and occupied a small farm in Preston County W.Va. The son worked the farm, and from the products of his labor he supported his mother. After entering the War of the Rebellion of 1861 he continued to support his mother by sending her money. Rachel applied for Isaac's military pension on Aug. 21, 1866 in Lime Creek, Washington County, Iowa. She received $8.00 per month commencing May 20, 1864 until 1897 upon her death. She signed her mark to claim the pension. Rachel was unable to write at the age of 50. Rachel, and Henry Cress had 3 children;
(William H., Isaac N., and Abraham E.)
1b. William Henry Cress born Dec. 11, 1841 in Preston Co. W. Va. Died June 4, 1921 at Washington County, Oregon Township, Iowa.
2b. Isaac N. Cress born 1844 in Preston Co. W.Va. Died May 9, 1864 at battle of Cloyds Mountain Va.(WV)
notes for Isaac N. Cress;
For 6 years before Isaac N. Cress entered the Army of the United States, he and his mother lived on, and occupied a small farm in Preston County in the state of West Virginia where they lived as one family. The son worked the farm, and from the products of his labor supported his mother. After entering the service he would send money to his mother via friends for her support as she thinks proper. In March of 1863, Isaac gave J. W. Coburn $66 to give his mother, Rachel Cress. Also on June 23, 1863 Isaac gave Martin L. Crane $25 to give to his mother. Rachel is very poor, and was wholly dependant upon her son for her support.
Isaac N. Cress, a Corporal of Captain J. D. Elliott, Company B, of the 14th Regiment of West Virginia Volunteers, of the state of West Virginia, born in Preston County, state of Virginia (W.Va.), aged 18 years; 6 feet 0 inches high; fair complexion; blue eyes; light hair, and by occupation a farmer, who joined for service, and was enrolled on the 15th day of August, 1862 at Kingwood by John M. Jeffers, for the period of 3 years, and mustered into the service of the United States on the 25th day of August, 1862 at Wheeling W.Va. by Major B. H. Hill; and having served honestly, and faithfully with his company to the present date, is now entitled to a Discharge by reason of death, Killed in action at Cloyds Mountain, Va. May 9, 1864.(certificate of Honor)
The 14th West Virginia Infantry was organized at Camp Willey, Wheeling in Aug., and Sept.,1862. The regiment was a part of General Duval's Brigade, which made a dashing charge at Carter's farm, and routed four times their own numbers of confederates, and captured 4 pieces of artillery, 250 prisoners, and 1,000 stand of small arms.
Isaac N. Cress: cause of death: Wounds received in action at Battle of Cloyds Mountain.
3b.Abraham E. Cress born Oct. 28, 1848 in Preston County (Va.) W.Va. Died Feb. 23, 1910 at Valley County, North Loup, Nebraska.
Notes for Henry Cress by Janice Cale Sisler, Preston County Historian, May 1995;
Henry Cress tombstone indicating his death as Aug. 7, 1859 is located in an old cemetery at St. Joe, Albright W.Va. across the Cheat River from the Power Plant. That information is from a personal visit in which we listed all the tombstones we could find. The cemetery was in woeful condition even before the devastating flood of 1985. I'm not sure the stone still stands.
We went to St. Joe again Saturday to see if Henry's stone had survived. It did, but it was unreadable as it stood. We applied some soil from near the base of the stone, than rubbed it off, and we were able to get the dates as well as the words. This adds some confusion. The marker says Henry died Aug. 7, 1847 and the bottom lines say that his age was 37 years. In between it says, "Husband of Rachel Cress born April 13, 1831". If Henry was born in 1831, he would have been 16 when he died, and unlikely to have fathered 3 children in the 1840's. 1831 is not Rachel's birth date either. By the census she was born about 1813. (I believe April 13, 1831 is a misprint of Rachel's birth date of April 13, 1813/ Bill Elliott 3/14/2002)
Correspondence, Scrap's, Obit's, Deed's, Will's, and Related Elliott Family Article's:
Charles G. Elliott died July 17, 1952
Opal Elliott 38, Masontown W.Va., wife
Virginia Malcolm 25, Brandywine Md., daughter
Doris Jean Davis 22, Masontown, daughter
Joseph R. Elliott 16, Masontown, son
Charles W. Elliott 10, Masontown, son
Martha J. Elliott died June 5, 1939
Ercil Bess 51, Louisville, Ky., niece
Paris Shay 47, Kingwood W.Va., nephew
Mary Shay 40, Tunnelton W.Va. niece
Mildred Ashly 49, Kingwood, niece
James A. Shay 47, Kingwood, nephew
Paul F. Shay 37, Morgantown W.Va., nephew
C. M. Shay 81, Kingwood, brother
Della A. Newcome 74, Kingwood, sister
Ella S. Fletcher 73, Kingwood, sister
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly died July 5, 1974
Mrs. Elizabeth Kathleen Kelly, 59, of 28 G Street died Friday night at Sacred Heart Hospital. She was the widow of Harland Keith Kelly. A native of Terre Alta, she was a daughter of the late Jesse, and Edna (Elliott) Jackson. Surviving are 3 sons, Terrence L. Kelly, Richard Allen Kelly, and Philip W. Kelly, all of Keyser; 2 daughters, Mill Harlene K. Kelly of Keyser, and Mrs. Elizabeth Guthrie of Danville. A sister, Mrs. Juanita V. Moore of Clarksburg, and 6 grandchildren. Markwood funeral home in charge, interment at Potomac Memorial Gardens.
Deed Book 25, page 51
April 19, 1845
Abraham Elliott Heirs
Rebecca Elliott his wife
William Elliott, and Sarah his wife
John Elliott, and Elizabeth his wife
Samuel Jeffers, and Elizabeth his wife
Calvin Crane, and Jane his wife
John S. Graham, and Sarah his wife
Robert Forman, and Druscilla his wife
Abraham Jeffers, and Susan his wife
Henry Cress, and Rachel his wife
Rebecca A. Elliott
Margary Elliott
Information needed on James M. Elliott born Nov. 27, 1841- died Jan. 13, 1912. Married Mahala Shay born March 1, 1860- died June 5, 1939. They had 1 son;
1b. John Elliott born May 1, 1894- died March 10, 1897.
a newspaper article;
W.Va. town praises flood 'miracle'
Albright, W.Va. (AP)- Troy Titchnell wasn't one to believe in miracles before last years devastating floods, but as he putters around his nearly completed church he enjoys telling of at least one.
It's a story the 77 year old has recounted numerous times since Nov. 5, 1985, when the Albright Baptist Church- along with much of the rest of town- was reduced to rubble by the raging Cheat River.
The miracle is the black, leather bound Bible that lies open in front of the pulpit in the newly built church. It has become a symbol of hope to the residents of this tiny river village nestled in the north-central West Virginia hills.
"It's been talked about a good bit" said Mr. Titchnell, a trustee, and member of the Albright congregation since 1936.
Albright was among the hardest hit communities in the floods, which killed 49 people, and left more than 5,000 homeless across eastern West Virginia. Officials documented at least $550 million damage from the worst natural disaster in state history.
It was about 2 weeks later, with Albright in ruins around them, that Mr. Titchnell, and another church trustee found the Bible.
The church, built in 1857, was torn off it's foundation. Half of the structure had collapsed, and the rest was buckled. The steeple lay on the ground nearby. The church organ was destroyed.
The pews had been ripped from the floor, and carried through the windows by the raging torrents of water. Some were wedged in doors, and were salvaged. Many others were never found.
"Several feet of mud, and debris caked the floors. Everything inside the teetering structure seemed to be gone, when Mr. Titchnell spotted the book.
It had stayed on the table. The table floated up, and it stayed up there, and when the water came down it came down too" he recalled. " It was damp, but it didn't get any mud on it.
"Seems like it was a miracle. It would never happen unless it was a miracle," he said.
Mr. Titchnell says that the Old Testament was open to Haggai, Chapter 2, and that it will be kept open to that page between services.
It reads: "The glory of this later house shall be greater than of the former, saith the Lord of Hosts: and in this place will I give peace."
Since the flood, some residents say, a series of other small miracles have occurred.
More than $82,000 was donated to rebuild the little church, which had no flood insurance. People from Albright, and surrounding communities volunteered countless hours of labor.
" It's a little bit bigger, and it's better," Mr. Titchnell said proudly, gesturing toward a new organ, and new pews. For Mr. Titchnell, resurrecting the church was piticularly meaningful, because it was there that his grandfather, and four great uncles met more than a hundred years ago to set off for the Civil War on the side of the Union.
More important, the new church has brought a few people back. More than half of the 700 residents who lived along the Cheat River fled when their properties were destroyed. Most had no insurance, and have not returned.
"The church has a lot to do with bringing people back," said Freda Hall, 53, who lives a block away. "We're slowly getting back to normal, and it's beginning to look like Albright again except a little nicer."
The Halls fled Albright after the floods but, unlike most of their neighbors, returned four months later. Their home several hundred yards from the river miraculously remained standing while those on either side were swept away.
Mrs. Hall, and her husband, David, have been attending the Baptist church while their own Methodist Church across the street is being rebuilt. Donations from as far away as California have made the rebuilding possible, she says.
In the meantime, the Halls don't mind joining their Baptist neighbors.
" It's so nice, the new pews, and ceiling fans, and organ," Mrs. Hall said. "And we thank God for all of the miracles, including our own."
While other communities across the state revived with the help of government money, Albright wallowed in the mud for months, a victim of neglect, and red tape that delayed loans, and other assistance.
Until a few months ago, streets were filled with flood debris.
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The security devil is always in the details of the attack: the ones you've endured, the ones you prepare yourself to fend off, and the ones that, you fear, will catch you completely unaware and defenseless. The Internet of Things (IoT) is nothing if not an endless proliferation of details. It's the vision of a world in which continuous Internet connectivity and addressability is embedded into a growing range of human artifacts, into the natural world, and even into our smartphones, appliances, and physical persons. In the IoT vision, every new "thing" - sensor, actuator, data source, data con...
Nov. 21, 2014 08:00 PM EST Reads: 1,303
"BSQUARE is in the business of selling software solutions for smart connected devices. It's obvious that IoT has moved from being a technology to being a fundamental part of business, and in the last 18 months people have said let's figure out how to do it and let's put some focus on it, " explained Dave Wagstaff, VP & Chief Architect, at BSQUARE Corporation, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at @ThingsExpo, held Nov 4-6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
Nov. 21, 2014 07:00 PM EST Reads: 1,231
Focused on this fast-growing market's needs, Vitesse Semiconductor Corporation (Nasdaq: VTSS), a leading provider of IC solutions to advance "Ethernet Everywhere" in Carrier, Enterprise and Internet of Things (IoT) networks, introduced its IStaX™ software (VSC6815SDK), a robust protocol stack to simplify deployment and management of Industrial-IoT network applications such as Industrial Ethernet switching, surveillance, video distribution, LCD signage, intelligent sensors, and metering equipment. Leveraging technologies proven in the Carrier and Enterprise markets, IStaX is designed to work ac...
Nov. 20, 2014 09:15 PM EST Reads: 1,327
"There is a natural synchronization between the business models, the IoT is there to support ," explained Brendan O'Brien, Co-founder and Chief Architect of Aria Systems, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at the 15th International Cloud Expo®, held Nov 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
Nov. 20, 2014 07:30 PM EST Reads: 1,514
C-Labs LLC, a leading provider of remote and mobile access for the Internet of Things (IoT), announced the appointment of John Traynor to the position of chief operating officer. Previously a strategic advisor to the firm, Mr. Traynor will now oversee sales, marketing, finance, and operations. Mr. Traynor is based out of the C-Labs office in Redmond, Washington. He reports to Chris Muench, Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Traynor brings valuable business leadership and technology industry expertise to C-Labs. With over 30 years' experience in the high-tech sector, John Traynor has held numerous...
Nov. 20, 2014 06:00 PM EST Reads: 1,280
Bit6 today issued a challenge to the technology community implementing Web Real Time Communication (WebRTC). To leap beyond WebRTC's significant limitations and fully leverage its underlying value to accelerate innovation, application developers need to consider the entire communications ecosystem.
Nov. 20, 2014 04:45 PM EST Reads: 1,061
The 3rd International @ThingsExpo, co-located with the 16th International Cloud Expo - to be held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY - announces that it is now accepting Keynote Proposals. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the most profound change in personal and enterprise IT since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago. All major researchers estimate there will be tens of billions devices - computers, smartphones, tablets, and sensors - connected to the Internet by 2020. This number will continue to grow at a rapid pace for the next several decades.
Nov. 20, 2014 01:00 PM EST Reads: 1,521
The Internet of Things is not new. Historically, smart businesses have used its basic concept of leveraging data to drive better decision making and have capitalized on those insights to realize additional revenue opportunities. So, what has changed to make the Internet of Things one of the hottest topics in tech? In his session at @ThingsExpo, Chris Gray, Director, Embedded and Internet of Things, discussed the underlying factors that are driving the economics of intelligent systems. Discover how hardware commoditization, the ubiquitous nature of connectivity, and the emergence of Big Data a...
Nov. 20, 2014 12:30 PM EST Reads: 1,758
Almost everyone sees the potential of Internet of Things but how can businesses truly unlock that potential. The key will be in the ability to discover business insight in the midst of an ocean of Big Data generated from billions of embedded devices via Systems of Discover. Businesses will also need to ensure that they can sustain that insight by leveraging the cloud for global reach, scale and elasticity.
Nov. 18, 2014 09:00 PM EST Reads: 1,993
SYS-CON Events announced today that Windstream, a leading provider of advanced network and cloud communications, has been named "Silver Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9–11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York, NY. Windstream (Nasdaq: WIN), a FORTUNE 500 and S&P 500 company, is a leading provider of advanced network communications, including cloud computing and managed services, to businesses nationwide. The company also offers broadband, phone and digital TV services to consumers primarily in rural areas.
Nov. 18, 2014 08:15 PM EST Reads: 1,571
SYS-CON Events announced today that IDenticard will exhibit at SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. IDenticard™ is the security division of Brady Corp (NYSE: BRC), a $1.5 billion manufacturer of identification products. We have small-company values with the strength and stability of a major corporation. IDenticard offers local sales, support and service to our customers across the United States and Canada. Our partner network encompasses some 300 of the world's leading systems integrators and security s...
Nov. 18, 2014 08:15 PM EST Reads: 1,519
IoT is still a vague buzzword for many people. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Mike Kavis, Vice President & Principal Cloud Architect at Cloud Technology Partners, discussed the business value of IoT that goes far beyond the general public's perception that IoT is all about wearables and home consumer services. He also discussed how IoT is perceived by investors and how venture capitalist access this space. Other topics discussed were barriers to success, what is new, what is old, and what the future may hold. Mike Kavis is Vice President & Principal Cloud Architect at Cloud Technology Pa...
Nov. 18, 2014 01:30 PM EST Reads: 1,989
Cloud Expo 2014 TV commercials will feature @ThingsExpo, which was launched in June, 2014 at New York City's Javits Center as the largest 'Internet of Things' event in the world. The next @ThingsExpo will take place November 4-6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center, in Santa Clara, California. Since its launch in 2008, Cloud Expo TV commercials have been aired and CNBC, Fox News Network, and Bloomberg TV. Please enjoy our 2014 commercial.
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