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51		Balch-Stewart Status: Located. Nellie Balch-Stewart Mt Moriah Cemetery	Nellie E. Balch
52		Balch-Stewart Nellie Balch-Stewart daughter of Samuel Balch and Martha Hannah Vining-Balch	Nellie E. Balch
53		Balch-Stewart Thomas E Stewart and wife Nellie Balch-Stewart
54		Ball John Thomas Ball	John Thomas Ball
55		Barbara Ann Miller (Bobbi Ann) and Clyde Ivan Miller, Jr (Sonny) This photo was taken about 1944 at the farm in Flatwoods, West Virgina. Bobbie Ann is in front with Sonny peeping from behind her. Sonny was always shy when he was little, especially if a camera was involved.	Family: Miller/Casto (F6)
56		Barr - Anderson Marriage License for George Barr and Prudence Anderson	Family: Barr/Anderson (F74)
57		Barr - Anderson - George Issac and Prudence Anderson Barr, Daughters Daughters of George Issac and Prudence Anderson Barr Back Row Mary Catherine Barr Sayre (12 Dec 1855-02 Jul 1934), Cynthia Alice 'Allie' Barr Stone Front Row Belinda Barr Morrison, Christina Florence Barr Kay, Rosetta Isabella Barr Casto (15 Jul 1865-14 Dec 1948)	Family: Barr/Anderson (F74) Belinda Jane Barr Christina Florence Barr Cynthia Alice Barr Mary Catherine Barr Rosetta Isabella Barr
58		Barr - Campbell Marriage Licence Isaac Barr and Mary Campbell	Family: Barr/Campbell (F75)
59		Barr - Hall Marriage License for George Barr and Louise (?) Hall	Family: Barr/Hall (F4835)
60		Barr - Pina Mae Barr Stone	Alpina Mae Barr
61		Barr, Dixon,Donohew, Gerlach, Herdman, Hughes, Pullins Family Back Row John Barr, Russell Barr, Overt Pullins (son of Nettie Barr Pullins), Blonda Gay Dixon, Freda Garnett Barr Dixon, Bernice Roseberry (?), Daisy Barr Donohew, Pug Barr (GD) Ernest Donohew, Lucy or Nettie Barr (?)Nancy Margaret Barr, Audery Esta Gerlach Barr, Homer Lee Roseberry, Ado Barr, FR Bert Barr, Dora Hughes Roseberry, Delda Hughes Barr, Abijah Herdman, Lou Roseberry Herdman, Children seated on ground Lillian Donohew Hoshar, Kenneth Donohew, Grant Donohew, Verlin Dixon	Homer Lee Roseberry
62		Barr-Hunt John Barr and Marriann Hunt's Marriage Licence	Family: Barr/Hunt (F78)
63		BEAR TRACKS The Highway Bluegrass Boys Local Jackson County - Lowell Hood, Janey Hood, Jimmie Kenneth (Butch) Sayre	Lowell Hood Jimmie Kenneth Sayre
64		Beech Grove School
65		Beech Grove School Beech Grove School School was located on the middle fork of Cow Run. If memory serves me right this school was near the Miller Home Place and the Hoschar Home Place
66		Bethel Church and Cemetery Bethel Cemetery, Leon, Mason County, West Virginia. Some people confuse this with Baden Presbyterian Church which is located on Route 87. Bethel Church is located on Leon-Baden Road.
67		Birth Record - J. M. Miller John Maranda Miller - I have seen the hand written record of this document, the one we are viewing is a delayed BC. Original record reads same as this one.	John Maranda Miller, II
68		Birthday Party for Minnie Casto at her home at Gunville, early 50's, Minnie and her husband Lloyd Casto operated the " general store" on Gunville Road. Help us identify the attendees. (1)The larger gentleman seated on the sofa on the left (actually center of the photo, with a child peering over his arm) Roy Russell Buckalew [8-MAY1892 to 29MAY1956] in bib overalls and what appears to be a gray long sleeve shirt. (2)The lady, second from the left with what appears to be a gray jacket and white blouse, round faced and glasses is Bertha (Cossin) Buckalew [1893-1956]. (3) The man in plaid jacket is Joseph Walton Beattie. The man directly behind him is Art Hartley. (4) Amanda Stover is to the left of J.W. Bettie, and the little girl in front of her is her daughter, Thelma. (5)The little boy off to the side on the right side on someone's lap is Sammy Click, son of Frank and Virginia Hartley Click. Virginia is on the back row. I think Frank is holding Sammy perhaps. (6)To the right of Roy Buckalew, Uncle Ed McClure, and Mode Baker ( brother of Minnie Casto). (7)Front Row: Left to Right: Merlin Hill Hartley, (seated) Bertha Buckalew, (little girl ?), _____Cain, Delores McClure, Mary Agnes Newell, little boy ?, Sammy Click on his Dad's lap, Second Row: Ruth McClure Stone, Estella Wedge, Elsa Stover, Omen Newell, Minnie Casto, Amanda Stover with dau. Thelma in front of her, Walton Beattie, _______man ?, Wayne Mcclure,Back Row: ______lady?, _____lady? Clara Baker King, Teene McClure, Virginia Hartley Click, Minnie Newberry Hartley, Ivy Durst ,_____lady? Sidney Durst, Art Hartley, Ralph Durst, Denver Casto, Donnie Hill and Paul Durst. This store played a prominent part in the lives of those who lived in the WV 87 region.	Family: Casto/Baker (F4632)
69		Booker T. Washington (1856-1915) Mr. Washington lived in Malden, WV. Booker T. Washington (1856-1915), an educator who was appointed organizer and principal of what is now Tuskegee University in 1881. Washington made the institution into a major center for industrial and agricultural training and in the process became a well-known public speaker. He was born on a plantation in Franklin Co., Va., the son of a slave. Following the Civil War, his family moved to Malden, W. Va., where he worked in a salt furnace and in coal mines. In his autobiography Up From Slavery, Washington wrote: At that time salt-mining was the great industry in that part of West Virginia, and the little town of Malden was right in the midst of the salt-furnaces. My stepfather had already secured a job at a salt-furnace and he had also secured a little cabin for us to live in. Our new house was no better than the one we had left on the old plantation in Virginia. In fact, in one respect it was worse. Notwithstanding the poor condition of our plantation cabin, we were at all times sure of pure air. Our new home was in the midst of a cluster of cabins crowded closely together, and as there were no sanitary regulations, the filth about the cabins was often intolerable. Some of our neighbours were coloured people, and some were the poorest and most ignorant and degraded white people. It was a motley mixture. Drinking, gambling, quarrels, fights, and shockingly immoral practices were frequent. All who lived in the little town were in one way or another connected with the salt business. Though I was a mere child, my stepfather put me and my brother at work in one of the furnaces. Often I began work as early as four o'clock in the morning. After working in the salt furnace and coal mines, Washington was hired to work as a servant for Mrs. Viola Ruffner, the wife of Gen. Lewis Ruffner, the owner of the salt furnace and coal mines.
70		Bowen - Obituary Alma B. Herdman Hoffman Bowen
71		Bowen - Obituary William K. Bowen
72		Buck - Obituary Ronda Sue Buck She is a decendent of Peter T. Herdman
73		Bumpus - Obituary Bonnie Mae Hughes Bumpus
74		Burden Sayre Giard Sayre and Gwelda Burden	Gwelda E Burden Giard Martin Sayre
75		Burdette - Pine Grove Cemetery Status: Located. Marn C. and Effie E. Burdette
76		Burdette Family Front row - Roy S. Burdette,Melvin Burdette(in picture), James H. Burdette 2nd. row - Robert Burdette(white t-shirt),Rosa Sayre Burdette, Clarence Milton Burdette, Grace Burdette Alchick (white blouse), Douglas R. Monroe, Pricilla Mabry(little girl) 3rd. row - Martha Webb Burdette,Blanche Burdette(white earrings), Robert L. Parks,Enola Mae Burdette Parks(my mother), Ray Monroe,Paul Alchick,Beulah Burdette Monroe, Frank P. Mabry ll, Mary Burdette Mabry	Rosa Sayre
77		Burns - Roseberry Richard Burns - Son of Opal Violet Roseberry Burns and Joseph Burns and Grandson of Homer and Dora Hughes Roseberry.	Charles Richard Burns
78		Butchering Time Delia Sayre, Harley Sayre, Wall Herdman, Robert Herdmam	Family: Herdman/Miller (F162) Robert Johnny Herdman Wallie Wyval Herdman Harley Sayre
79		Cadle - Obituary Bonnie Hartley Cadle
80		Cambell- Creston Cemetery Status: Located. Clarence and Lottie Thornton Cambell Lottie was Clarence's first wife, second wife Ivy King, third wife Sybil Sayre Hill Sayre	Clarence Harold Campbell Lottie Thornton
81		Campbell - Creston Cemetery Status: Located. Camden Campbell Second son of Clarene and Lottie Campbell	Camden Campbell
82		Campbell - Spruce Cemetery Status: Located. Daniel Thomas and Mazilia Ester Barr Cambell	Mazilla Ester Barr Daniel Thomas Campbell
83		Campbell - Spruce Cemetery Status: Located. Rosa E. Campbell
84		Capt. Andrew Hatfield Capt. Andrew Hatfield participated in the famous Battle of Point Pleasant, the first real battle of the American Revolution, in 1774. He had earlier settled on Big Stoney Creek, in what is now West Virginia, where he constructed a fort as protection against Indians.
85		Carr-Bibbee Susan Jane Carr-Bibbee	Susan Jane Carr
86		Casto Front Row - Jeptha Mason Rosetta Isabella Barr Casto Back Row - Brother of Jeptha Mason and a sister-in-law	Rosetta Isabella Barr Jeptha Mason Casto
87		Casto LR Charles Ray Casto, his mother Marie Luckadew Casto, and his father Otho Casto	Family: Casto/Luckydew (F1728) Charles Ray Casto Otho Casto Marie Luckydew
88		Casto Velma Casto Hill Mason Casto and Thelma Casto Miller. Picture was taken in mid 30s Dunbar West Virginia	Family: Casto/Rhodes (F8) James Mason Casto Thelma Casto Velma Casto
89		Casto - Obituary Archie A. Casto
90		Casto - Obituary Baylos Valentine Casto
91		Casto - Obituary James Mason Casto	James Mason Casto
92		Casto - Obituary Margaret Cain Miller Casto
93		Casto - Obituary Margaret Alice Slaughter Casto
94		Casto - Obituary Minnie Shinn Casto
95		Casto - Obituary Nellie Frances Sayre Casto	Nellie Sayre
96		Casto - Obituary Zenda (Doe-Doe)Casto
97		Casto - Rhodes John Fielding Rhodes and Eljah Matt Casto (brother-in-laws)	Elijah Matt Casto John Fielding Rhodes
98		Casto - Rhodes Obituary Emma Caroline Rhodes Casto
99		Casto Family Picture Elijah Matt, Emma Caroline Rhodes Casto, Thelma Casto Miller, Velma Casto Hill, Elizabeth Rosa Casto, Otho Casto, Mason Casto, Theodore Jackson (TJ) Casto, Okey Casto	Family: Casto/Rhodes (F8)
100		Casto Twins Thelma Casto Miller and Velma Casto Hill. One of the girls always wore a leather string around her neck so that they could be identified. After they grew up they forgot which one wore the leather string so none of the pictures can be identified.	Thelma Casto Velma Casto