Husband George A. Creel
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Married: 27 Jan 1831 - Wood County, Virginia
Wife Prudence Cook
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Children
1 F Elizabeth A. Creel 1253
Born: 1839 - Wood County, Virginia 1253
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Spouse: James Herver Ferguson (1817-1898) 302
Husband (Unknown) Settle
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Married: - Not On Cd #241
Wife R. J. Cook 82
Born: Abt 1847 82
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Father: Harry Cook (Bef 1825- ) 82
Mother: Sarah (Unknown) Cook (Bef 1830- ) 82
Other Spouse: F. P. C. Gilmore (Abt 1847- ) - 24 Jun 1873 - Putnam County, West Virginia 82
Husband F. P. C. Gilmore
Born: Abt 1847 82
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Father: Preston Gilmore (Bef 1825- ) 82
Mother: Amy (Unknown) Gilmore (Bef 1830- ) 82
Married: 24 Jun 1873 - Putnam County, West Virginia 82
Wife R. J. Cook 82
Born: Abt 1847 82
Died:
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Father: Harry Cook (Bef 1825- ) 82
Mother: Sarah (Unknown) Cook (Bef 1830- ) 82
Other Spouse: (Unknown) Settle ( - ) - Not On Cd #241
Husband William Cook
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Wife Sarah (Unknown) Cook
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Children
1 F Margaret Cook
Born: Abt 1837 - Kanawha County, Virginia 367
Died: 1 Jan 1861 - Trace Fork Of Davis Creek, Kanawha County, Virginia 367
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Husband John D. Hawes
Born: 24 Sep 1824 - Greenbrier County, Virginia 1388
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Married: - Not On Cd #229
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation, 1870 - Carpenter
• Occupation, 1880 - Carpenter
• Census, 1870 - Putnam Co, WV Hutton Dist. #60-58
• Census, 1880 - Kanawha Co, WV Malden Dist. #2, Pg11
Wife Sarah A. Cook 1388
Born: 1832 - Virginia 1388
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Noted events in her life were:
• Census, 1870 - Putnam Co, WV Hutton Dist. #60-58
• Census, 1880 - Kanawha Co, WV Malden Dist. #2, Pg11
Children
1 M James W. Hawes
Born: Abt 1852 - Virginia 109
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2 F Elizabeth C. Hawes
Born: Abt 1855 - Virginia 109
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Spouse: Lafayette Turner (Abt 1852- )
Marr: 2 Mar 1878 - Kanawha County, West Virginia 2
3 M Thomas Allen Hawes
Born: 19 Jan 1856 - Greenbrier County, Virginia 1388
Died: 9 Dec 1939 - Kanawha County, West Virginia 1388
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Spouse: Nancy Buckley (1863-1935)
Marr: 8 Sep 1887 - Kanawha County, West Virginia 2
4 M John H. Hawes
Born: Abt 1862 - West Virginia 109
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5 F Eliza A. Hawes
Born: Abt 1864 - West Virginia 109
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6 M Charles W. Hawes
Born: Abt 1866 - West Virginia 109
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7 M Wesley Powhatan Hawes
Born: Abt 1869 - West Virginia 109
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8 M Jesse A. Hawes
Born: Abt 1872 - West Virginia 35
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Husband John Gilbert
Born: Abt 1815 - Virginia 5
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Married: 29 Dec 1852 - Kanawha County, Virginia 2
Noted events in his life were:
• Census, 1850 - Kanawha Co, VA # 1598-1638
• Census, 1870 - Kanawha Co, WV Elk Dist. #180-180
• Census, 1880 - Kanawha Co, WV Chas. Dist. #3, Pg16
Wife Sarah E. Cook
Born: Abt 1834 - Virginia 25
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Father: Lewis Cook (Bef 1815- ) 2
Mother:
Noted events in her life were:
• Census, 1870 - Kanawha Co, WV Elk Dist. #180-180
• Census, 1880 - Kanawha Co, WV Chas. Dist. #3, Pg16
Children
1 F Victoria Jane Gilbert
Born: 8 Feb 1854 - (Now) West Virginia
Died: 5 Mar 1915 - Portsmouth, Scioto County, Ohio
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Spouse: William J. Foley (1850-Abt 1920)
Marr: 5 Sep 1872 - Kanawha County, West Virginia 2
2 M Benjamin Franklin Gilbert
Born: Abt 1856 - Virginia 25
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3 M William T. Gilbert
Born: Abt 1859 - Roane County, West Virginia 2,25
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Spouse: Drusilla J. Tully (Abt 1869- )
Marr: 27 Jan 1887 - Kanawha County, West Virginia 2
4 F Nannie E. "Betty" Gilbert
Born: Feb 1867 - Kanawha County, West Virginia 1,25
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Spouse: Albert B. Wolfe (1865- )
Marr: 25 Nov 1885 - Kanawha County, West Virginia 2
Husband James Cotter
Born: Abt 1850 - Virginia
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Father: (Unknown) Cotter ( -Bef 1880)
Mother: Elizabeth (Unknown) Cotter (Abt 1821- )
Married: 21 Jun 1871 - Kanawha County, West Virginia 2
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation, 1880 - Coal Miner
• Census, 1880 - Kanawha Co, WV Malden Dist. #1, Pg12
Wife Sarah M. Cook
Born: Abt 1851 - (Now) West Virginia 35
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Noted events in her life were:
• Census, 1880 - Kanawha Co, WV Malden Dist. #1, Pg12
Children
1 F Leah F. Cotter
Born: Abt 1872 - Kanawha County, West Virginia 2
Died:
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Spouse: A. B. Shelbon (Abt 1860- )
Marr: 26 Jan 1887 - Kanawha County, West Virginia 2
2 F Mary C. Cotter
Born: Abt 1874 - Kanawha County, West Virginia 35
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3 F Sarah E. Cotter
Born: Abt 1876 - Kanawha County, West Virginia 35
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4 M James P. Cotter
Born: Abt 1878 - Kanawha County, West Virginia 35
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Husband
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Wife Sarah N. (Unknown) Cook
Born: Abt 1788 - Virginia 5
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Noted events in her life were:
• Census, 1850 - Kanawha Co, VA #1105-1114
Children
1 F Sarah A. Cook
Born: 1816 - Virginia 17
Died: May 1880 1081
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Spouse: John L. Carr (1811-1875)
Marr: 22 Dec 1836 - Kanawha County, Virginia 2
2 M Edward C. Cook
Born: Abt 1817 - Virginia 5
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3 F Julia Ann Cook
Born: Abt 1819 - (Now) West Virginia 27
Died: 25 Mar 1884 - Kanawha County, West Virginia 1850
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Spouse: Henry D. McFarland (Bef 1820-1845)
Marr: 22 Dec 1836 - Kanawha County, Virginia 2
General Notes for Child Sarah A. Cook
From WV Newspapers Obituaries 1884-1894, Vol. 2, pg. 39-40:
The Charleston Daily Times
Friday, March 28, 1884
(From obituary of sister, Julia)
Nearly half a century ago--how short it seems in looking back over it. Mrs. Sarah Cook, then a widow, with her two springy, vivacious and charming daughters--Misses Sallie and Julia--came from Roanoke County, in the Valley of Virginia, and settled in Charleston, then a village of about a thousand persons, consisting chiefly of Virginia families, and constituting a delightful society.
The Misses Cook were very attractive, very much admired and much courted. They were not long permitted to remain single. They both became happy brides the same evening. The elder, Sallie, as the wife of the late Jamed L. Carr, then a young lawyer from Albemarle County, Virginia; and the younger, Julia as the wife of the late James L. Carr, then a young merchant from Marietta, Ohio. They--the double couple--were married by the Rev. John Martin, then rector of St. John's Church, and in the house now occupied by Mrs. J. H. Fry.
General Notes for Child Julia Ann Cook
From WV Newspapers Obituaries 1880-1893, Vol. 3, pg. 74:
The State Tribune
Saturday March 29, 1884
Died on Tuesday evening, the 25th inst., at 6 o'clock at the residence of A. T. Laidley, of nervous prostration in the 60th year of her age, Mrs. Julia A. McFarland, widow of Henry McFarland, Sr. The funeral services were held at the First Presbyterian Church on Thursday morning. Interment in Spring Hill Cemetery.
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From WV Newspapers Obituaries 1884-1894, Vol. 2, pg. 39-40:
The Charleston Daily Times
Friday, March 28, 1884
Nearly half a century ago--how short it seems in looking back over it. Mrs. Sarah Cook, then a widow, with her two springy, vivacious and charming daughters--Misses Sallie and Julia--came from Roanoke County, in the Valley of Virginia, and settled in Charleston, then a village of about a thousand persons, consisting chiefly of Virginia families, and constituting a delightful society.
The Misses Cook were very attractive, very much admired and much courted. They were not long permitted to remain single. They both became happy brides the same evening. The elder, Sallie, as the wife of the late Jamed L. Carr, then a young lawyer from Albemarle County, Virginia; and the younger, Julia as the wife of the late James L. Carr, then a young merchant from Marietta, Ohio. They--the double couple--were married by the Rev. John Martin, then rector of St. John's Church, and in the house now occupied by Mrs. J. H. Fry.
There was probably not a happier or more charming young couple in the town, nor a more delightful place for the young folks of that day to visit, be hospitably entertained and made happy. But, as time passed, the decrees of the Fates wereripening. In 1845, the young and happy wife was left disconsolate widow, with two small children. The change was a sad one in many respects. Left with but limited resources, it soon became evident that instead of enjoying the life of ease and comfort in which she had been reared and hitherto lived, it would be necessay for her to support herself and rear her family, mainly by her own exertions.
Bravely accepting the inevitable, she undertook and cheerfully performed the duties before her.
She had devoted many years of her life to teaching in the public and private schools of the city, in which calling she had attained great profifiency and usefulness, and where she had endeared herself by her patient and gentle kindness to hundreds of the youth of this place, who have come under her tutelage.
During all her trials she has maintained a wonderful amount of cheerful vivacity and buoyancy of spirit. She was ever ready to meet her friends with a sunny smile, a pleasant word and an unusally hearty grip of the hand.
Recently she has had a pleasant home in the family of Major A. T. Laidley, of this city. Mrs. Laidley being the niece of her deceased husband.
Her health has been growing feeble for sometime past, though her last and fatal illness was of but short duration.
She retained her consciousness to the last. She was fully aware that the days of her years were numbered, but instead of regrets, or even simple resignation, she cheerfully welcomed the grim monster, and gladly departed with him in peace.
Mrs. McFarland was in her 65th year. She had been a member and communicant of the Presbyterian Church from early life, and died with all the hopes of her faith.
She leaves two children, Henry D. McFarland, of this city, and Mrs. Annie Steele, of Monroe county, West Virginia to mourn a mother's loss and miss a mother's love.
The many friends of Mrs. McFarland, and especially those who have known her through all the vicissitudes of life, will carry with them many pleasant memories of her, until they too shall lay down the burdens of life and go to their rest.
J. P. H.
Husband Saul Cook 1617
Born: Abt 1829 - Kanawha County, Virginia 31
Died:
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Father: Barnabas Cook (1784-1862)
Mother: Christina McCune (Abt 1807-1879) 1194
Married: 4 Aug 1851 - Kanawha County, Virginia 2
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation, 1850 - Laborer
• Census, 1850 - Kanawha Co, VA #1358-1380
Wife Mary Truman
Born: Abt 1833 5
Died:
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Father: Thomas Truman (Abt 1793- )
Mother: Elizabeth (Unknown) Truman (Abt 1798- )
Noted events in her life were:
• Census, 1850 - Kanawha Co. VA #1362-1384
Husband Saunders Cook
Born: Abt 1833 - Virginia 395
Died:
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Father: Solomon Cook (Abt 1812- )
Mother: Mary (Unknown) Cook (Abt 1812- )
Married: 26 Jan 1868 - Kanawha County, West Virginia 2
Noted events in his life were:
• Census, 1850 - Wyoming Co, VA #147-147
• Census, 1870 - Putnam Co. WV Hutton Dist. #233-221
Wife Cynthia (Unknown) Elswick
Born: Abt 1843 - Wyoming County, Virginia 2
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Noted events in her life were:
• Census, 1870 - Putnam Co. WV Hutton Dist. #233-221
Children
1 F Catherine Cook
Born: Abt 1863 - Putnam County, West Virginia 56
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2 F Octavia Cook
Born: Abt 1865 - Putnam County, West Virginia 56
Died:
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3 M Mack Cook
Born: Abt 1867 - Putnam County, West Virginia 56
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4 M (Unnamed) Cook
Born: Abt 1870 - Putnam County, West Virginia 56
Died:
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Wife's General Notes
Listed in the 1868 Kanawha Co. WV marriage record as a widow, daughter of Joel, no last name given.