Two children were born to them, a son who died in infancy and a daughter, Mrs. Charles E. Cherrington, who survives. Transcribed by Deanna Wilson Partlow. Gallia County Biographies at Genealogy Trails.
George W. Denney, 80, died Wednesday morning at his home on Garfield avenue. Dunn, William J. New-Comer Dies 9 This Morning. Dies in Columbus From Sudden Illness. He was highly esteemed and respected and last fall was elected a trustee of his township. Miss Laura Loyn Deletombe, the youngest daughter of the late Edward and Mrs. Laura M. Deletombe, passed into eternal rest peacefully at her home in this city last Sunday evening, October 17, 1909, at the hour of half past ten. The body was removed to German Ridge for interment by O. Elliott, following a brief service at the grave. Waugh halley wood funeral home obits. "For shall I have naught that is fair" saith he, Have naught but the bearded grain. Survived by wife, Ruth; son, Roger of Gallipolis, Oh. Thursday, May 14, 1981. Dray, Delbert Donovan. Last August Mr. Quinn entered the Veterans hospital at Dayton for treatment later being transferred to the Hines hospital at Chicago, but medical treatment was to no avall. The funeral services were held at Mercerville Church Sunday afternoon at 1:30 by Rev. The Staff of Whitaker Funeral Home is honored to support and serve the Dong family with Dignity, Respect and Integrity. Born Oct. 6, 1879, at Walnut Township in Gallia County, Ohio, he was a son of the late Samuel H. and Mary Lowks Drummond.
Friends will be received 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. today at Altmeyer Funeral Home, 154 Kruger St., Elm Grove, Wheeling. Zion Church Sunday afternoon by Rev. The funeral services were conducted at Victory church Sunday by Rev. She is survived in addition to her husband by the following children, Raymond B. She was a member of Bidwell M. Church, where the funeral services will be held Monday at 2 o'clock (EWT) with Rev J. Funeral services will be held at Caledonia at 2 Sunday and several relatives from here will attend. Mr. Waugh halley funeral home. Dickey was 76 years of age and was the father of Lee Dickey, of this county, who conducts an extensive sawmill and timber business. The funeral services of the late Mrs. Edward Deletombe who passed away Sunday morning, August 7, 1921, at the hour of seven thirty, will be held at the residence, 560 Fourth Avenue, Wednesday afternoon, August 10, 1921, at two-thirty.
Funeral services will be held at Olive M. Church, of which the decedent was a member, at 2 o'clock Wednesday with Rev. The last three with their mother survive, Anna having died. Here Mr. Drouillard remained and farmed with his father until the war of 1812 broke out, when he entered the army as Fife Major of the Regiment, and was in many skirmishes and some battles, but escaped unharmed. He leaves five sons, Floyd Craig Quillin of California, Virgil Quillin and Gary Quillin both of Kimbolton, Floyd Quillin of Newcomerstown and Tom Quillin of Guernsey; two daughters, Mrs. Robert E. (Sandra) Totten of Cambridge and Renee Quillin of Newcomerstown' one brother, Foster Quillan of Newcomerstown; and three sisters, Mrs. Raymond (Fern) Herbert of West LaFayette, Doris Jean Quillin of Cambridge and Grace Quillin of Heath; eight grandchildren. The decedent, born Nov. 27, 1867, to Zachariah and Margaret Thompson Barlow in Noble County, was a Methodist, with her membership at Cherrington Chapel. She had been a member of the United Brethren Church for about 30 years, and will long be remembered by her nieghbors and acquaintances as kind and generous and charitable, always willing to assist in any way the needy and distressed. He had lived in various towns, but his loyalty to and love for this city were profound and constant. Dewitt, Jennie Frances. Mr Leaper would have been 27 years of age last November.
Mother Mary C. Calhoun. Although her pathway through life was thickly strewn with trouble and sorrow, yet she maintained a kind and patient spirit in her home. However, she had not been ill very long and the news of her death will come as a shock to her many friends. Funeral Services To Be Held At 2 Sunday At Addison Church. He came to American in 1836 and settled in Gallipolis, was engaged for many years in the cooper trade, then worked on the river and followed other occupations and by hard work and close application to business amassed considerable of a fortune. GALLIPOLIS - Funeral services for Charles Drummond who died Thursday at his home near Mina Chapel, will be held in the church there at 2 o'clock this afternoon, Rev. He leaves a widow and several children to mourn their great loss. Note: 1945 from Tombstone]. Her husband died many years ago leaving her one son, R. Downing, married and living in the West. Ivan D. Deckard, now at port of embarkation; Cpl. She spent most of her life in Gallia County.
Denney has been making his home with a daughter at Washington, Pa. Browse over 240 million cemetery records. She was married there to John Dunn, who passed away in this city about 20 years ago. Interment will be at Leon, W. Va., by George J. Wetherholt & Sons. Andrew Parsons officiating.
Telephone +19126852084OBITUARY David Harry Wood June 10, 1929 – January 20, 2023. Mrs. Ann Eliza Dumble, widow of the late J. Dumble, former Editor of the Middleport Republican, died Tuesday at her home in Washington, D. C. The Dumble family was formerly well known in the upper end of Gallia County. While in mature years the cares of his life have encompassed him, we truly hope and trust he has gone to be with the loved ones who have gone before; gone where there will be no weary days and sorrowful nights, no fears or doubts, no tears or heart aches for these shall have passed away. He married Edna Gardner on May 16, 1955, in Gallia County and she survives along with two children, Susie West and Curtis Donnally, both of Newport News, VA: there is one grandson, a brother Robert Donnally and a sister Dorothy Kent, both of Gallipolis and another sister, Garnet Bridges, of Portsmouth, VA. Dickey also leaves three sisters, Mrs. Stevers of Mercerville, Mrs. Carl Cail of Eaton, Ohio, and Mrs. (Bob) Caldwell of Bladen. Alfred Holley officiating. The funeral of the late Morris Drummond will be conducted by Rev. Mr. Edward L. Donnally, of Evergreen, ill for two years with tuberculosis, died Monday night at the age of 46 years, leaving a wife and four children. He leaves to mourn his loss, besides father and mother, four dear little children: Robert, Garnet, Manson and Dorothy; two brothers, Gomer of Gallipolis, Ohio, and Stanford of Huntington, W. Garnet Swain, Thivener, Ohio, and Mrs. Sabra Stewart, Crown City, Ohio. Donnally, Anna Virginia [Menager]. He made it the largest plant of the kind between Parkersburg and Huntington.
County, OH Obituaries at Gallia County, OH GenWeb Archives. When she realized the end was near, she spoke to her little ones, how hard it was to leave them. Verne Bovie Donnally, son of Charles and Cora J. Donnally, was born December 25, 1898, and departed this life February 7, 1933, age 34 years, 1 month and 12 days. Anderson, of West Virginia, Thursday, 3 p. Interment in Pine street cemetery by funeral director A. Mr. Denney was the father of Clarence Denney, who, if the writer's memory is not at fault, was the first Gallia county boy to be killed in action in France during the World War. It typically includes some biographical information about the deceased as well as a schedule for any visitation hours, memorial services.. 23, 2023. She was united in marriage to Albert Quigley in 1869. He was preceded in death by two brothers, John and Andy Quinn. Note: Date from tombstone 1808-1944.
His mother lived to the age of 102 years. Guernsey, who died Monday, October 10, 1988 at his residence following a short illness. Six children are living to mourn the death of a good mother. Her death came on her 56th birthday. Curtis, son of Robert and Ella Drummond, of Neal Avenue, died at 1:15 Sunday morning, of measles and whooping cough. Eastern Star services were held Thursday evening. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Heart Fund. He married Effie Day, who survives and makes her home here; also surviving, in addition to the two sons, are a granddaughter, Louise Dickey of Columbus, and two brothers, G. Dickey of Gallipolis and Ellsworth of Harrison Twp. Ruby Eliza Dickey, the little daughter of Mr. Homer Dickey, of Third avenue, died this Tuesday morning following a complication of ailments from which she suffered for the past two weeks.
Burial was in East State Street Cemetery. Born Nov. 3, 1918 in Plymouth, W. Va., he was a son of the late William N. and Della P. Craigo DeVault. Pierre Drouillard, who died two years ago last October, and who was a graduate of West Point, serving through the war of the rebellion with distinction, and Miss Marie Drouillard who with her brother Joseph and Mrs. James Harper constituted his household. By an accident in his youth he was compelled to go through life on one leg. She leaves three daughters, Mrs. Clendenin and Mrs. Carl L. Lewis of Columbus and Mrs. Thurman Clark of Gallipolis. Her remains were brought here Saturday noon, accompanied by Mrs. Ball.