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6th child according to delayed birth certificate filed by her mother in 1941. None of the preceding five were said to have died before her birth. West Virginia Births, 1853-1921 - Louise Muncy Her fir...

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Name Otto Beam (sic) Gender Male Birth 1905 West Virginia Residence 1910 Sandy River, McDowell, West Virginia, United States Highest Grade Completed Elementary school, 5th grade 1930 Cen...

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"$25 FOR LANDIt's an interesting story about how this couple settled there on the ridge after buying a piece of land on Buddy Root branch, reaching out on to Ring's branch and down toward Dry Fork . Th...

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Thaddeus Sobieski Coulincourt Lowe (August 20, 1832 - January 16, 1913), also known as Professor T. S. C. Lowe, was an American Civil War aeronaut, scientist and inventor, mostly self-educated in ...

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Died on the Dry Fork FYI : 55 +/- acres, aka the Reed to Bean to Muncy spread: see the land transfer from William Crockett Bean, his brother-in-law to him at Book 40 page 306 on Sep 1, 1904 " Ri...

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ran a large saw mill operation in various locations but was based in Welch c. 1902 He and his partner Bailey were also instrumental in bringing the first railroads to McDowell... See tab. Is in the 19...

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Baldwin Poca Coal CO. and Twin Cities Bank of WV and Pocahontas Land Corporation Bluefield Daily Telegraph Thu, Jan 15, 1925 ·Page 3 His partner was a right-hand-man of the lumber tycoon Ritter ...

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bought and sold land in conjunction her husband... see Film # 008589270 Grantor index for Beavers family Image 209 of 479 The Beavers bought land and sold to the Ritter Lumber Business Outlives h...

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a bit of a Real Estate Tycoon acquired many Bean properties along the Dry Fork of the Tug River, Sandy River District, McDowell County WV (complicated... see timeline) read the Grantor and Grantee inde...

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Mr. Bean was a school teacher He outlived his siblings. When his brother Edwin Jackson BEan died in 1947, Jhn is mentioned as still living in Iaeger. There are a charming sequence of three photos att...

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RR conductor who lived in Ward 16 of Philadelphia in 1860 ~• last residence: 808 North Sixteenth street, Philadlphia rode with Jesse Weber Bean to the July 1844 Southwark riots in Philadelphia as part...

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A Dunkard minister from Lower Salford township, Montgomery County PA. MINISTERS of the Dunkards were auto-didacts with out involved formal education.Read about this sect as it existed in Germantown and...

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There is a letter, written by her father that tells the story of her death. (see Media in Jesse Bean's profile) letter The actual site of her death is accounted for at see also:

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Born Horace Greeley Ritter, he sems to have preferred Horace Bean Ritter, adopting his mother's maiden name as a middle name. In Lutheran ministry in Hellertown, PA "Lutheran pastor of the Oley charge...

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"In January 1900 W.M. Ritter chartered the Big Sandy & Cumberland (BS&C) Railroad in Virginia. The BS&C purchased the rolling stock of the WV&K RR, but the W.M. Ritter Lumber Company kept control of th...

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Well educated. Received college training, albeit near home (Collegeville, Pa.) Was only 22 when her mother died, four months after she married. She had lost her father as a child. Both Hannah's husba...

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his relative was Brevet Maj. General John F. Hartranft (USA), Governor who organized Pennsylvanians in Montgomery and Chester Counties whent he call came from Lincoln. Brevet Maj. General John F. Hart...

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The profile image is of William, himself (see description of photo) Growing up: Although the Mathey family did own a Norriton township farm for a while, their roots and later life were in the city of ...

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Capt. John Mathys (abundantly noted in histories of the area for his military service) lots of variant spellings of surname... His name was frequently reported as John Matthews . • Pennsylvania Sena...

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