OUR FAMILY TREE

Ferguson – Roy – Wingfield – Thompson – Puariea

First of all –

I’d like to thank ALL the family members that contributed SO MUCH and put up with my questions and interviews while I was gathering information. THANK YOU! We know the information here is not totally complete or accurate and surely contains errors and omissions. Any additions or corrections will be cheerfully accepted. The purpose is to share our family trees. Information has come from many of our family members, census records, marriage/birth/death records, bibles, letters, etc. If you see something you’d like to correct or add, please let us know. After all, this is a family project!

Ok, let’s start with our surname lists. After the lists you will find some information about certain families. I’ve put the surnames in alphabetical order so they’re easier to find. It’s a work in progress and it’s never-ending (it seems). I plan to update this with more information on families and hopefully some photos and other things to look at. At the end is a list of things I’ve collected and if there’s anything there you’d like a copy of, please let me know.

Our family tree is also online at Worldconnect, where you’ll find charting features for descendants and ancestors that include lots of branches, twigs and leaves. It’s a work in progress and is being constantly updated. Click this link to go there – remember to check back often!

Cathy's family tree at Worldconnect

FERGUSON FAMILY NAMES:

Dunkle, Ferguson, Ray, Scarberry, Thomas

ROY FAMILY NAMES:

Flanagan, Foggy, Hanger/Hengerer, Hart, Irvine/Erwin/Ervin, Johnson, Roy, Schutterle

WINGFIELD FAMILY NAMES

Bright, Hedrick, Hicks, Miller, Pennington, Reed, Switzer, Wingfield, Wyatt

THOMPSON FAMILY NAMES:

Lattimer, Rhineharddt, Thompson

PUARIEA FAMILY NAMES

Fillmore, Hensley, Puariea/Poirier, Robertson

FERGUSON FAMILY

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David Ferguson was born about between 1765-1775 in Nelson Co., VA. He married Susannah Lanham in 1804 in Amherst Co., VA. They had about 9 or 10 children, including at least 5 sons. They moved to Albemarle Co., VA in 1807. In the 1830s the family moved to Kanawha Co., VA close to the Kanawha River on the Mason Co. border (the part of Mason that became Putnam in 1848). Five of their sons, Elias, William, John, David and Andrew are listed in the Putnam County census in 1850, all have their occupation listed as carpenter.

John Ferguson was born about 1814 in VA. He married Julia about 1838 and they had 11 children. They lived in Putnam Co., VA and then settled in the Cabell/Wayne County area about 1861. In the 1850 Putnam Co. census John lists his occupation as a carpenter . In the 1870 Cabell Co. census John lists his occupation as a blacksmith. John died in 1903 in Huntington, Cabell Co. WV. He is buried at Spring Hill Cemetery in Huntington, WV.

Lucien Ferguson was born in 1867 in Cabell Co., WV. He married Mary E. “Mamie” Dunkle in 1892. They had 2 children, Edward Osborn Ferguson and Beatrice Ruth Ferguson. We feel that both Lucien and Mamie died about 1900, as their 2 children were left at the Davis Child Shelter in Charleston, WV around that time. We believe by an uncle who was unable to take care of them. Beatrice Ruth was adopted by a family from New York, but died later in a flu epidemic there.

Edward Osborn Ferguson was born 1892 in Cabell Co., WV. He married Eva Mae Thomas in 1917 in Charleston, Kanawha County, WV. They had 4 children: Beatrice Ruth, Ruby Mae, Betty Lou and Edward Lee “Bill” Ferguson. Their eldest daughter, Beatrice Ruth Ferguson (named for her father’s sister), was born in 1919 and died in 1936, about age 16. She was hit by a car as a pedestrian and severely injured. She died from complications of the accident and/or from lung problems/TB. Edward Osborn Ferguson worked for the NYCC RR in Charleston. Edward and Eva were divorced about 1930. Edward Osborn Ferguson then married Georgie Hiler and they had 2 children: Bobby Jack and Lula Belle Ferguson. Edward Osborn Ferguson died 1 Nov 1970 in Charleston, WV. He is buried at Montgomery Memorial Park in London, WV.

Edward Lee “Bill” Ferguson married Catherine “Sally” Roy in 1949.and they had 2 children: Catherine Ann and Janyce Mae Ferguson. They were divorced in 1955. In 1955 Sally married Ron Wingfield. “Bill” never remarried. He spent many years in the U.S. Navy. He was in the Phillipines in WWII. He also served on the USS Forrestal (the ship that had a terrible fire). He spent a short time as a WV state trooper in the early 1950’s. After retiring from the Navy in 1970 “Bill” made his home with his sister, Betty, and her husband, Warren”Buck” Macomber, in Bluefield, Mercer Co., WV. He was a member of several organizations, including the Moose, Elks & Eagles. He had attended Davis & Elkins College in Randolph Co., WV and Bluefield State College in Bluefield, Mercer Co., WV.

Edward Lee “Bill” Ferguson is the son of Edward Osborne Ferguson, son of Lucien Ferguson, son of John Ferguson, son of David Ferguson.

HANGER / HENGERER FAMILY

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Hans Conrad Hengerer (Hanger) was born 1674 in Germany. He married Eva Maria Holderbusch in 1699 in Germany. They had at least 3 children. Hans died in Hessgen, Wurtemburg, Germany.

Johann “Melchoir” Hengerer (Hanger) was born in 1700 in Hessigheim, Wurtemburg, Germany. He married Maria Elisabetha Majer in 1723 at Daisbach Lutheran Church in Germany. They had 8 children. Melchoir died in Deidenstein, Eschelbronn, Germany.

Johann “Peter” Hengerer (Hanger) was born in 1728/1729 in Eschelbronn, Germany. He married Hannah Gebhardt (Gabbert) in Dauphin, Pennsylvania in 1749. They settled in the area of Staunton in Augusta County, Virginia. They had 10 children. Peter was a miller and farmer. He was very successful and was a prominent citizen in Augusta Co. VA in the latter half of the 1700’s. Peter died in 1802 in Staunton, Augusta Co., VA.

George Hanger was born in 1775 in Augusta Co., VA. He married Obedience Robinson in 1799. They had 9 children. George died in 1844 in Augusta Co., VA.

Robinson Hanger was born about 1817 at Schutterle Mill, near Churchville, Augusta Co., VA. He married Sarah Ann Patterson about 1838 in Churchville, Augusta Co., VA. They had 4 children.

Sarah Patterson is likely related to Betsy Patterson, the daughter of a Baltimore merchant who married Jerome Bonaparte, brother of Napoleon Bonaparte.

William Alexander Hanger was born in 1840 near Churchville in Augusta County, Virginia. He married Margaret J. “Maggie” Schutterle in 1864 in Augusta Co., VA. They settled in the area of Huttonsville, Randolph County, WV in 1867. They had 9 children. William was a farmer. He served in the Civil War on the Confederate side, Co. I, 14^th Virginia Calvary, with several of his cousins.

William’s first cousin, James Edward Hanger, was the inventor of an artificial limb. James Hanger joined the Churchville Cav. at Phillipi and spent the night with the company in a stable there. The next morning, 6 Mar 1861, the Union forces attacked and a cannon ball entered through the stable door and took off his leg below the knee. Amputation was completed by Union surgeon, reportedly the first amputation of the war. He served in Home Guards, Staunton during the rest of the war. The Hanger limb was patented in 1871 and has since received numerous additional patents for improvements and special devices which have brought international reputation. Headquarters of the company moved from Staunton to Washington DC 1906

Laura Virginia Hanger married Isaac Roy in 1886 in Randolph Co., WV. They had 5 children. See the Roy family for more information.

Laura Virginia Hanger is the dau. of William Hanger, son of Robinson Hanger, son of George Hanger, son of Peter Hanger, son of Melchoir Hanger, son of Hans Conrad Hanger.

HART FAMILY

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(John Hart – Signer of the Declaration of Independence)

John Hart was born about 1713. The Congressional Record states he was born in Stonington, Connecticut (which is probably an error). His christening was in 1713 at Maidenhead, Lawrenceville, NJ. His family settled in the area of Maidenhead, Lawrenceville, New Jersey in the early 1700’s. He was married to Deborah Scudder and they had 12 or 13 children. John Hart was a member of the Continental Congress, delegate from New Jersey. He was often called “Honest John” Hart. He signed the Declaration of Independence. He died in 1779 in Hopewell, Hunterdon Co., NJ. John Hart & Deborah Scudder had at least 2 sons who moved to Randolph Co., WV in the early 1790’s, Edward Hart and Daniel Hart.

Daniel Hart was born in 1762 in Hopewell, Mercer Co., NJ. He married Margaret “Peggy” Bunn about 1785 in New Jersey. They had 9 children. Sometime around 1791-1792 they moved to Beverly, Randolph Co., WV. He died in 1848 in Beverly, Randolph Co., WV

James Montgomery Hart was born 1791 in Hopewell, Mercer Co., NJ. He married Eleanor “Nellie” Chenoweth in 1819 in Randolph Co., WV. They had 12 children. He died in 1874 in Randolph Co., WV.

Calvin Collett Hart was born in 1842 in Beverly, Randolph County, WV. He married Julia Foggy in 1868 in Randolph Co., WV. They had 5 children. He served in the Civil War on the Confederate side.

Lou Elea Hart was born in 1874 in Hazelwood, Randolph County, WV. She married David Grove Irvine in 1896 in Randolph Co., WV. They had 6 children.

Janyce Irvine was born in 1909 in Glady, Randolph County, WV. She married Arthur Roy in 1929 in Redhouse/Oakland, Garrett Co., MD. They had 3 children. (See the Roy family for more).

Janyce is the dau. of Lou Elea Hart, dau of Calvin Collett Hart, son of James Montgomery Hart, son of Daniel Hart, son of John Hart (the signer).

IRVINE / ERWIN / ERVIN FAMILY

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The Erwin/Irvine clan were in Scotland in the 1600’s. There were two branches of the family, one from the Castle Drum and one from the Castle Bonshaw. Our family is believed descended from the Castle Drum branch. At some point this branch of the family traveled to Northern Ireland and from there to America. Chalkley’s has many references to the Erwin family in early Augusta County, VA.

Edward Irvine was born about 1669 in Farmanagh, Ulster, Ireland. He married Francis Frances about 1704 in Ireland. They had 8 children. They came to America about 1729 and settled in PA before eventually settling in the Long Glade area of Augusta Co., VA around 1740.

John Irvine was born about 1706 in Ireland. He married Jean “Jane” Williams about 1724 in Ireland. They came to America, along with John’s family about 1729. They had 11 children. John was a constable in Augusta Co. in 1747.

Benjamin Irvine was christened in 1747 in Augusta Co., VA. He married Mary “Molly” Curry. They had at least one son, John Irvine, born about 1780.

John Irvine was born about 1780 and married Esther Herring/Herron in 1800 in Rockingham County, Virginia. Esther was the daughter of Leonard Herring and Abigail Harrison. In following Esther’s family tree we learn Leonard Herring’s family tree we find somewhat of a connection to Abraham Lincoln. In following Abigail’s family tree we find somewhat of a connection to President Harrison.

William H. Irvine was born about 1813 in Virginia. His family settled in the Randolph County/Pocahontas Co. area of West Virginia in the early 1800’s. He first married Nancy Sharp in 1836 in Pocahontas Co., WV and they had at least 2 children. Nancy died in 1860. William then married Emily Johnson in 1862 and they had 7 children.

David Grove Irvine was born in 1865 in Edray, Pocahontas Co., WV. He married Lou Elea Hart in 1896 in Randolph Co., VA. They had 6 children. David Grove Irvine attended Dennison University in Ohio and Broaddus College in WV. He was studying to become a minister, however, did not continue his studies after his marriage.

Janyce Irvine married Arthur Roy and you will find more information about them under the Roy family.

Janyce Irvine is the dau. of David Grove Irvine, son of William H. Irvine, son of John Irvine, son of Benjamin Irvine, son of John Irvine, son of Benjamin Irvine, son of Edward Irvine.

PUARIEA / POIRIER FAMILY

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Jacques Poirier Dit Deloges was born about 1659 in Poitiers, Poitou, France. He married Francoise Brunet. They had at least one son, Joseph Poirier Dit Deloges. Jacques died in 1709 in Poitiers, Poitou, France.

Joseph Poirier Dit Desloges was born 1685 in Ladu Parish, Poitiers, Poitou, France. He married Marie Gautier/Gauthier Dit Saguingoira in 1709 in Montreal Island, Quebec, Canada. They had 9 children.

Pierre Poirier Dit Desloges was born 1726 in Canada. He married Marie-Charlotte Pilon and they had 10 children.

Pierre Amable Poirier Dit Desloges was probably born in Canada. He married Genevieve/Geneuive Cadieux in 1777 in Quebec, Canada. They had about 6 children.

Toussaint Poirier was born in 1790 in Vaudreil, Quebec, Canada. He married Marie Louise Robillard in 1806 in Canada.

Clemens (Clement) Poirier/Puariea was born about 1807 in Canada. He married Margaret Langevin about 1831. They eventually settled in Wisconsin and had at least 10 children.

Alfred Puariea was born in 1833 in Canada (probably Quebec). He married Louis Alvina Precourt in 1861 in Portage, Wisconsin. They had 9 children. Alfred died in 1895 in Bellingham, Whatcom Co., Washington.

Moses Alfred Puariea was born in 1870 in Thayer, Kansas. He married Ella Colora Fillmore in 1900 in Whatcom Co., Washington. They had 4 children, 2 of whom died as infants. The other 2 children are Leonard Puariea and Leona Vivian Puariea. Moses was a sea captain and died aboard the ship “Mary D” at sea in Alaska in 1933.

Leona Vivian Puariea was born in 1914 in Whatcom Co., Washington. She married Edwin Thompson about 1945. They had 2 sons, Stuart and Larry Thompson. They lived in Seattle, WA; Denver, CO; and Chicago IL. Leona died in 1965 in Chicago, Illinois.

Leona Puariea is the dau. of Moses Alfred Puariea, son of Alfred A. Puariea, son of Clemens Puariea, son of Toussaint Poirier, son of Pierre-Amable Poirier Dit Deloges, son of Pierre Poirier Dit Deloges, son of Joseph Poirier Dit Deloges.

ROY FAMILY

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Joseph Roy (1) and his wife Joley settled in the area near Seneca Rocks in Hampshire Co./Pendleton Co./Randolph Co., Virginia (now West Virginia) sometime in the 1780’s. He married Joley and they had 9 children. Joseph was a farmer. Joseph died in 1798 in Pendleton Co./Randolph Co., WV.

Joseph Roy probably served in Lord Dunmore’s War and fought at the Battle of Point Pleasant in October of 1774. There is a Joseph Roy listed in the Capt. Wm. Nalle’s Company of Augusta Volunteers. This battle was part of the Indian Wars. In 1908 U.S. Congress officially labeled it as the first battle of the American Revolution.

In 1798 Joseph’s daughter, Pamelia, married Isaac Washburn, the son of Charles Washburn and Rebecca Lowther. Rebecca’s brother was William Beamon Lowther, a Capt. of Harrison Co. volunteers who were in the Battle of Point Pleasant. William Lowther became the guardian of Isaac Washburn after Isaac’s father’s death in 1782.

Joseph Roy (2) was born about 1782 in VA. He married Sarah Summerfield in 1811 in Randolph Co., VA-WV. They had 11 children. Joseph died in the 1860’s in Randolph Co., WV.

Joseph Roy and his family are mentioned in an article written by “Porte Crayon”, published in Harper’s New Monthly magazine. The series of articles is called “The Mountains”. This series also includes articles that mention Washington Roy, one of Joseph’s sons.

Jacob Roy was born in 1835 in Dry Fork, Randolph Co., WV. He married Amanda “Bonner” Flanagan in 1854 in Randolph Co., WV. They had 11 children. Amanda died and Jacob then married Margaret “Martha” Simmons in 1892 in Randolph Co., WV. Interestingly, Margaret was the widow of Jacob’s nephew, Joseph Roy, son of Washington Roy. Jacob died in 1907 in Laneville, Tucker Co., WV. Jacob Roy served in the Civil War on the Union side.

Isaac William Roy was born in 1862 at Dry Fork, Randolph Co., WV. He married Laura Virginia Hanger in 1886 in Randolph Co. They had 5 children. Isaac died of TB in 1897, and their youngest child, Gladys tied of TB shortly after. Laura never remarried and made her home with her son, Arthur, until she died in 1956 in Elkins, WV.

Arthur Roy was born in 1891. He married Janyce Irvine about 1928. They had 3 children: William A. “Bill” Roy – Donald H. “Don” Roy – Catherine Grace “Sally”.Roy.

Arthur worked for the WV State Road Commission and Janyce worked at Davis Memorial Hospital. Arthur Roy was diagnosed with TB at an early age and went west to live in New Mexico, where he worked as a telegraph operator for the railroad. He didn’t like it out there very much and he wrote in a letter to his mother that he would rather come home and die in WV than stay out there in New Mexico. He returned to WV, where we’re happy to say he lived a very full life until he died at the age of 86 in 1977.

Catherine “Sally” Roy married Edward Lee “Bill” Ferguson in 1949 in WV. They had 2 children: Catherine “Cathy” and Janyce “Jan”. They were divorced in 1955. “Sally” married Ron Wingfield in 1955 in WV. Sally and Ron moved to Ohio and eventually settled in Medina, Ohio about 1960. They had 4 children: Debra Ann “Debbie” – Holly Amber – Lanette Donna – and Rodney Dale.

Catherine “Sally” Roy is the dau. of Arthur Roy, son of Isaac Roy, son of Jacob Roy, son of Joseph Roy (2), son of Joseph Roy (1).

SCHUTTERLE FAMILY

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John Schutterle was born in 1815 in Sundheim, Germany. He married Elizabeth Roberts and they had at least 4 children. John is buried at Schutterle Cemetery near Churchville, Augusta Co., VA. John was a miller and farmer. He emigrated to America in 1836, possibly to New York. He may have worked on the docks as a stevedore in New York. His daughter Maggie was born in 1846 in Augusta Co., VA. Sundheim is now part of the City Kehl in Ortenaukreis, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Kehl has a population of about 33,400 and is across the Rhine from Strasbourg, France.

Margaret “Maggie” Schutterle was born in 1846 near Churchville, Augusta Co., VA. She married William A. Hanger in 1864 in Augusta Co., VA. They had 8 children. She died in 1907. Maggie is buried at the Brick Church Cemetery near Huttonsville, WV.

Laura Virginia Hanger was born in 1867 in Randolph Co., WV. She married Isaac William Roy in 1886 in Randolph Co., WV. They had 5 children: Cecil, Calvert, Lec, Arthur & Gladys. Laura’s husband, Isaac, died of TB in 1897, near Dry Fork, Randolph Co., WV. Their baby daughter, Gladys, died shortly after, also of TB. Laura and her remaining 4 sons moved to live in a small place on the property of one of her brothers, near Huttsonville. Her son, Cecil, died in 1905 of TB, at the age of 19. About 1911 they moved into the town of Elkins and lived at 1412 Taylor Avenue. Her son, Calvert served in WWI. Calvert died in 1922 of Bright’s disease (kidney failure). She and her sons built a house across the street at 1415 Taylor Avenue and that is where she lived the rest of her life. She died in 1956 in Elkins, WV and is buried at the Brick Church Cemetery near Huttonsville, WV.

Laura is the dau. of William A. Hanger and Maggie Schutterle, dau of John Schutterle.

THOMPSON / THOMSSEN FAMILY

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Edward Hugo Thomssen was born in 1830 in Schleswig, Holstein, Germany. He married Wilhelmina Reinhardt in 1866 in Union Hill, New Jersey. They settled in the area of St. Louis, Missouri. They had 11 children. Edward Hugo Thomssen’s parents were Mr. Thomssen and Ms. Kreiss of Germany. He had one brother, named Moritz, who we believe went to Australia.

Edward Ludwig Thomssen was born 1867 in Union Hill, New Jersey. He married Isabell Jane Lattimer about 1900. They had 4 children.

Edwin Thompson was born in 1914 in St. Louis, Missouri. Edwin was in the car business..

He married Leona Smith about 1938. They lived in Seattle, WA. They had 1 child, Kenneth William Thompson. They were divorced and Edwin married Leona Vivian Puariea about 1945. They lived in Seattle, WA; Denver, CO and Chicago, IL. They had 2 children: Stuart and Larry. Leona Vivian died in 1965 and Edwin Thompson married Jean Stevens about 1965. They lived in Chicago, IL; Ft. Lauderdale, FL; and San Jose, CA. They had no children together, but Jean had 3 daughters from a previous marriage.

Stuart Thompson married Catherine Ferguson in 1988 in Martin County, Florida.

Stuart is the son of Edwin Thompson, son of Edward Ludwig Thomssen, Son of Edward Hugo Thomssen.

WINGFIELD FAMILY

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Sir John Wingfield (Knight of Tickencote) was born about 1594 in County Rutland. He married Hon. Frances Cromwell. Sir John died in 1631.

John Wingfield was baptized in 1623 in Tickencote, England. He married Mary Owen. They had at least one child, Thomas Wingfield. John died in 1678 at Kings Bench, England and is buried at St. George’s Church.

Thomas Wingfield was born about 1670 in England. He married Mary. They had at least one son, John Wingfield. Thomas died in 1720 in New Kent Co., Virginia.

John Wingfield was born in 1695. He married Mary Hudson. They had at least one child, Charles Wingfield. John died in 1762 in Hanover Co., Virginia.

Charles Wingfield was born about 1720 in New Kent Co., Virginia. He married Rachel Joyner in 1741. They had at least one child, John Wingfield. Charles died in 1803 in Albemarle Co., Virginia.

John Wingfield was born in 1742. He married Robina Langford. They had at least one child, Rebecca Gilham “Elizabeth” Wingfield. John died in 1814.

William Wingfield married Rebecca Gilham “Elizabeth” Wingfield. They had at least one child, John H. Wingfield.

John H. Wingfield was born about 1807 in Floyd County, Virginia. He married Lucy G. Hicks. They had at least one child, Thalais Ulum Wingfield.

Thalais Ulum Wingfield was born in 1846 in Floyd County, Virginia. He married Hannah Miller. They had 5 children. Thalais died in 1902 in Whitmer, Randolph Co., WV.

Frederick Wingfield was born in 1878 in Warren Co., PA. He married Phoebe Ella Messenger Wyatt about 1905. They had 9 children. Frederick died in 1950 in Petit, Randolph Co., WV.

Leroy Wingfield was born in 1906 in Whitmer, Randolph Co., WV. He married Hallie “Beatrice” Hedrick about 1930. They had 7 children: Billy, Donna, Ronald, Marlene, Sharon, Frank and Charlotte “Puggy”. “Beatrice” died in 1952 and Leroy then married Georgie Schoonover and they had 2 children: Lee and Denna. Leroy worked as a coal miner part his life and was also a farmer and a beekeeper. As of this writing (Jan. 2002), we are happy to say Leroy is 95 years old.

Ronald Wingfield married Catherine “Sally” Roy in 1955 in WV. They settled in the Medina, Ohio area. They had 4 children together – Debbie, Holly, Lanette and Rod. Ron retired a couple of years ago, after having worked for J&L/LTV Steel in Cleveland, Ohio most of his life.

Ronald Dale Wingfield is the son of Leroy Wingfield, son of Frederick Henry Wingfield, son of Thalais Ulum Wingfield, son of John H. Wingfield, son of William & Rebecca “Elizabeth” Wingfield, dau. of John Wingfield, son of Charles Wingfield, son of John Wingfield, son of Thomas Wingfield, son of John Wingfield, son of Sir John Wingfield (Knight of Tickencote).

FAMILY TREE – INTERESTING ITEMS

These are things I intend to scan/copy/add as links to the web page in the future. If there’s anything you see mentioned here that you would like to have a copy of, please let me know.

Ferguson, Catherine Ann “Cathy”

Baby photo.

Age 3, photo

Age 21, with Santa.

Age 22, wedding photo – Robert Dorsey (1972)

Age 37 wedding photo – Richard Tougas (1988)

Age 47 wedding photo – Stuart Thompson (1998)

Ferguson, Edward Lee “Bill”

Photo taken about 1943, U.S. Navy (about 18 years old)

Photo taken in 1999, with sisters Ruby & Betty.

Obituary dated Sep 2001, Bluefield, WV.

Ferguson, John

Obituary dated Feb. 1903, Huntington, Cabell Co., WV

Hanger, John Robinson

Obituary dated Dec 1932

Hanger, Laura Virginia

Photo (tintype) taken about 1886? (Laura & Isaac, probably a wedding photo)

Letter from Jacob Roy dated 28 Feb 1907 to Laura.

Hanger, William A.

Military record – Co. I, 14^th Virginia Calvary – (1861-1864).

Hanger family photo taken about 1915, includes Wm. A. Hanger’s children and grandchildren.

Obituary dated May 1922.

Hart, Calvin Collett

Colorized photo taken about 1920?

Hart, Daniel

Scan of page signed by Daniel Hart for the 1810 census in Randolph County, VA-WV, who was the census taker.

Hart, John

Declaration of Independence – signed by John Hart.

Congressional record.

Photo of Hart Monument in New Jersey.

Hart, Lou Elea

Photo of Lou Elea Hart at about age 18? (promised to me by my mom)

Irvine, Janyce (Mrs. Arthur Roy)

Photo taken in 1951 with granddaughter, Catherine Ferguson.

Photo taken in 1971 with granddaughter, Catherine Ferguson.

Cemetery photo.

Puariea, Moses

Photo of Moses Puariea and Ella Colora Fillmore (probably a wedding photo).

Roy, Arthur

Photo taken in 1951 with granddaughter, Catherine Ferguson.

Photo taken in 1971 with granddaughter, Catherine Ferguson.

Cemetery photo.

Roy, Calvert

Photo of Calvert Roy & his motorcycle, about 1918 (also motorcycle license).

Roy, Catherine “Sally”

Photo taken in 1936 (school photo)

Photo taken about 1948 (about age 18)

Roy, Isaac

Photo (tintype) taken about 1886? (Laura & Isaac, probably a wedding photo)

Roy, Jacob

Letter to Laura Virginia Hanger dated 28 Feb 1907, from Laneville, WV.

Roy, Joseph (1)

Payroll roster for Lord Dunmore’s War dated 1774

Land records dated 1787-1798

Will of Joseph Roy dated 13 Aug 1798 (mentions his wife Joley and 9 of his children)

Roy, Joseph (2)

Article and sketches by “Porte Crayon” in Harper’s New Monthly magazine.

Roy, Washington

Article and sketches by “Porte Crayon” in Harper’s New Monthly magazine.

Schutterle, John

Cemetery photo at Schutterle Cemtery, near Churchville, Augusta Co., VA

Thompson, Edwin

Photo of Isabell Lattimer Thomssen with her sons, Edwin, Harry and Lester Thompson.

Photo of Ed & Leona Thompson about 1950.

Photo of Ken, Stuart & Larry Thompson taken about 1965 (brothers)

Thompson, Stuart

Baby photo.

Wingfield, Ronald

Photo of family taken about 1966 -Ron, Sally, Cathy, Jan, Debbie, Holly, Lanette, Rod.