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Married at thier new home on 2658 Browning Ave. Clovis, CA.[RichardFancher.FTW]
Married at thier new home on 2658 Browning Ave. Clovis, CA.
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This Information Obtained From: 1. Judy Ann Hardin Denman Jordan[RichardFancher.FTW]
This Information Obtained From: 1. Judy Ann Hardin Denman Jordan
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This Information Obtained From: Frank.Kirkman.com Frank Kirkman's Mountain Meadow Massacre Site. Frank#$%Kirkman.com
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This Information Obtained From: Frank.Kirkman.com Frank Kirkman's Mountain Meadow Massacre Site. Frank#$%Kirkman.com
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This Information Obtained From: Frank.Kirkman.com Frank Kirkman's Mountain Meadow Massacre Site. Frank#$%Kirkman.com
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This Information Obtained From: http://www.Frank.Kirkman.com Frank Kirkman's Mountain Meadow Massacre Site. Frank#$%Kirkman.com
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by Rev. W Waitman, a luthern minister
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1 NOTE Vol 3, p88 Bond Book, Berkeley Co, Courthouse -
Bond only was issued April 27, 1808 in Berkeley Co, Va
Michael Hensell and John Myers paid $150 for the bond to allowthe marriage of Michael Hensell and Elizabeth Myers.
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1 NOTE BERKELEY COUNTY, WV MARRIAGE REGISTER V1 p25 LDS Reel# 0831314
January 26, 1875 Martinsburg, WV Married by M. L.Cullen
D.D.L. GRANTHAM 24 Single Farmer Born andresides in Berkeley Co, WV
Parents: D & S Grantham
DAMARIS SPRINKLE 24 Single Born and Resides inBerkeley Co, WV
Parents: W.E. & C. Sprinkle
David and Damaris was given land by their Grandfather, DanielLemaster in 1873. This lot contained 43 acres 3 roots 30 poles.On April 1, 1876, they sold the lot for $2,000 to D. PeterLemaster and moved on with their four sons to Kansas in 1884.Two sons were born to them in Colony, Kansas, a few yearslater, they settled in Hale, Missouri.
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1 NOTE 1850 VIRGINIA CENSUS 9th DISTRICT, OPEQUON TOWNSHIP, BERKELEYCO
SPRINKLE, WELCOME E., 42, farmer; CATHERINE 38; VIRGINIA,17; ADOLPHUS, 14; CLINTON, 13; WELCOME, 11; JACOB, 9;JOHN, 7; ZACKERY, 3. All born in Va.
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1860 VA CENSUS - Scrabble Post office, Berkeley Co, WV, page 96dated July 6, 1860
WILLIAM SPRINKLE, 52, farmer, $30,000 value; CALINA, 47;VIRGINIA, 21; WELCOME, 19; JACOB, 16; JOHN, 14;ZACHARIA, 12; DAMASEUS, 10; MARY 8. All born in Va
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1870 WV CENSUS, OPEQUON, BERKELEY CO. Taken September 1, 1870
SPRINKLE, CATHERINE, 55, keeping house; VIRGINIA, 29, nooccupation; JACOB M, 26, farmer; JOHN, 25, works onfarm; ZACKARY, 23 Works on farm; DAMIRAS, 18, no occuaption;MARIETTA, 16, no occupation; Henry Reed, 16, black houseservant. Real estate valued at $17,820 for Catherine and$2,100 for each of the children.
"Welcome Ernest and Catharine E. Sprinkle are buried in theSprinkle cemetary on the home place later owned by PhilipWelshans near Greensburg E.U.B. church. John FerdinandSprinkle has a copy of a will dated Aug. 27, 1852 made by JacobMyers in which he deeded to his daughter Catharine ElizabethSprinkle the house and farm on which she was . This home laterpurchased by Philip Welshans."
From "Sprinkle Family History" compiled by Mrs. Williams andgiven to Maureen Johnson on June 22, 1993 in Martinsburg, WestVirginia.
The cemetary is in the old Sprinkle farm on the edge ofSmoketown, near Greensburg; The old stone house now owned byM.F. & Bonnie Ankers; Cemetary was reserved for the descendentsof Welcome and Catherine when the farm was sold by the Sprinklechildren.