In memory of Betty Anne Boughner; she departed from this world in her eighty-sixth year of a long and useful life.
In memory of all those who served this Veterans Day from the Revolutionary War up through the current conflicts America has become embroiled in
In memory of Ralph E. Brown; served as a private in Company I, Second West Virginia Infantry during the Spanish-American War who departed from this world in his thirty-second year of life after a lingering illness.
In memory of Col. Thomas Moore Jackson- prominent citizen, businessman and industrious individual who departed from this world in his sixtieth year of life
In memory of Col. John C. Vance; prominent and esteemed politician and businessman who departed from this world in eightieth year of long and useful life.
In memory of Captain Charles W. Phillips; esteemed and well respected citizen of Clarksburg passed on from this world in his seventy-seventh year of a useful life
In memory of Samuel Jones Boyles; B. & O. Watchman and Civil War Veteran, He did his own service time, and then took the place of a rich man's son. When he got out of that service, the rich man's son was called up for duty, Samuel refused to go to war again, the son had to go, and was killed shortly thereafter
In memory of Colonel Henry Haymond; Veteran, Historian and former Circuit Clerk of Harrison County who departed from this world in his eighty-first year of life
In memory of the Honorable Judge Gideon Draper Camden; he departed from this world in his eighty-sixth year of a long and useful life
Died From Paralysis. The Clarksburg Telegram., February 21, 1902, page 3 George W. Pritchard, a well-known and aged citizen and brother of the late Alpha W. Pritchard, died at his home at Point Comfort last Saturday morning of paralysis at an advanced age. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock and interment was […]
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