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Category Archives: Warden
Tombstone Tuesday: Hurt
Hurt Stuart L. Hurt 1864-1944 His Wife Annie Warden 1865-1950
Tombstone Tuesday – Robert Warden
Robert Warden Nov 1820 Mar 1893 Gone But Not Forgotten Robert Warden is my Third Great Grandfather. He was married to Nancy Warden, a cousin. Nancy died in 1886. Robert and Nancy had 7 children. I descend through their son … Continue reading
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In the News, Nettie Richmond
Lisa Alzo, The Accidental Genealogist, has put together a great list of ideas to post every day for Women’s History Month. Post 14 is In the News. Lisa asks, “Newsmakers? Did you have a female ancestor who made the news? … Continue reading
Tombstone Tuesday – John and Nettie Richmond
© Copyright 2009 Terri O’Connell My son and I recently took a trip East to look at colleges. On our way home we stopped in Beckley, WV to visit a few cemeteries and to show him where his Grandma was … Continue reading
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Tombstone Tuesday – S Martha Warden
©2009 Terri O’Connell S. Martha Warden is the wife of Thomas. Thomas Warden’s headstone was featured in my last Tombstone Tuesday post. Both are buried at the Warden Family Cemetery in Raleigh County, WV. Many of their descendants still live … Continue reading
Tombstone Tuesday – Thomas Warden
Copyright © 2009 Terri O’Connell Thomas Warden is the earliest ancestor on my Warden line. The Warden family ties into my Richmond line. Nettie Ann Warden married John Eldridge Richmond. Thomas is Nettie’s great, great, great grandfather. Which makes … Continue reading
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