Notes
Note for: Johann Peter Bauer, 29 APR 1715 - Index
Christening:
Date: 5 MAY 1715
Notes
Note for: Frantz Scherrer Shearer, 8 FEB 1784 - Index
Christening:
Date: 9 FEB 1784
Place: Evangelisch, Lachen-Speyerdorf, Pfalz, Bayern
Individual note:
Evangelisch,
C982923 1722-1848 0193961 Film
Source:
C982923
Source Call No. 0193961
Franz SCHERRER
Sex: M
Event(s):
Christening: 9 Feb 1784
Evangelisch, Lachen-Speyerdorf, Pfalz, Bayern
Parents:
Father: Lorenz SCHERRER
Mother: Anna Maria
Notes
Note for: Margarette Ellen Ratcliff, 1863 - BEF 1920 Index
In the 1910 Census she was listed as having 5 children 4 of whom were
living.
first Hayes Co., NE County Supt. of Schools
Notes
Note for: Albie E. Wilson, 1880 - 1963 Index
Burial:
Place: Washington, KS Cemetery
Notes
Note for: Columbus C. Cutright, 6 MAY 1856 - Index
Household: 1880
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Columbus CUTRIGHT Self M Male W 23 WV Farmer WV WV
Cynthia CUTRIGHT Wife M Female W 21 WV Keeping House WV
WV
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Source Information:
Census Place Spencer, Roane, West Virginia
Family History Library Film 1255413
NA Film Number T9-1413
Page Number 83A
CUTRIGHT: Of Upper Spring Creek. Elmore Cutright, with some of the
younger members of his
family, were the first of this family name here. He was born in Upshur
County, or on Hackers
Creek of the Monongahela, within the years 1815 to 1820. In a book
entitled “Our Border
Settlers,” or words of that import, by L. C. McWorther, its material
based on excrepts from
“Border Warfare” and pioneer traditions gathered for him by Judges Henry
C. and Marcellus
McWorther, and largely the story of Hackers Creek and vicinity, they say
this name, now
“Cutright,” is the pioneer “Cart- right,” scribes catering to
pronunciation suppressed the ~
Elmore Cutright married Miss Nancy Wolfe on Hackers Creek, she a daughter
of a brother of
James R. Wolfe. See name Wolfe. Elrnore and his wife made their home for
the first twenty-odd
years after marriage in Upshur County, where their family of eight sons
and three daughters were
born. Leaving there and coming to Roane County about the year 1870, most
of the older Sons of
the family having married in Harrison, Lewis or Upshur Counties, never
came here. Elmore was
soon known as a breeder and raiser of large cattle. He enjoyed this
distinction for some fifteen
or twenty years. The names of all the sons and daughters of Elmore and
Nancy (Wolfe), his
wife, are as follows: Nicholas, Granville, Jacob, Asa, Lemuel, Alonzo,
Columbus C., James
Andrew and Jane, Ellen and Indiana. Of these the following ones married
or made homes here:
Indiana married Jonathan T. Wolfe in Roane, June 3, 1878. Ellen had
married George P.
Lawson and came here. See name Lawson. Jane, married in Roane, Charles
Lewis Cox, see his
name in its alphebetical place. Columbus C. married Miss Cynthia
Carpenter here, February 19,
1880, they brought up one son and three daughters. Their names: Herbert
E. Cutright. The
daughters by marriage are Mrs. Howard West and Mrs. Rosco Lawrence. See
family name, and
Mrs. Albert Stephens. See family West, Nancy Lawrence. James Andrew
Cutright, son of
Elmore and his wife, came beer with his father and the father’s family,
likely a married man at
the time. His wife was Mary Izabelle Wolfe. They were farmers and made
their home in this
upper Spring Creek neighborhood. They brought up only one son and one
daughter, Elliott D.
and Minnie, she married David Dixon. Elliott Downtain, only son of James
A. and Mary
Isabelle (Wolfe) Cutright, was born April 10, 1881, on Spring Creek;
married, May 9,1904,
Miss Lora Hersman. He then 23, she 21, and a daughter of Jacob and Elton
(Camp) Hersman.
Elliott D. Cutright is a stock raiser and farmer.
Source:
History of Roane County, West Virginia, 1774-1927 William H. Bishop, Esq.
p 497-498