Notes

[NI0002] Born in St. Frances Hospital in Waterloo, IA. Lived in Waterloo until he graduated from high school when he moved to Muscatine, IA to attend Stanley Consultants Drafting Apprentice School for two years. After graduation he enlisted in the Army with a guarantee to attend the Army drafting school at Ft.
Belvoir. During basic training he took a test and qualified for Officer Candidate School. He graduated from Infantry Officer Candidate School in May,1969 and was assigned to Ft. Rucker, AL and Panama, Canal Zone prior to being assigned to Vietnam. While in Vietnam he was assigned to 1/6th INF, Americal Division, where his Battalion Commander was LTC Norman Schwartzkopf who would later become the Commanding General for the Gulf War against Iran. During Vietnam Lynn was an Infantry Platoon Leader, Executive Officer and a Company Commander. After Vietnam Lynn was assigned to Ft. Huachuca, AZ as Chief, Training and Facilities for the post. He left the Army in 1972 and moved to Tucson, AZ where he lives today. He worked for the City of Tucson in the Water Department where he was a draftsman, budget manager and superintendent for Services and Maintenance of the distribution system, was project manager responsible for the developement of a Computerized Maintenance Management Program. In addition to his normal duties he assumed the functions as the Historian for the utility. He published a number of articles on the utility history to include a thousand page history for the the utilitiies 100th Birthday in 2000. Lynn attended Pima Community College and earned a degree in Management. After leaving active duty he joined the Army Reserves and spent 8 years with 8th BN 40th AR the local tank battalion. In 1997 he retired from the Army Reserves with 4 years active duty and 25 years in the reserves as a LTC.

[NI0026] SOURCE: AFN:TC1T-66
SOURCE: Ella Maxine Carnagey Taraba, Missouri State Genealogical Association
Invalene Recalls "that Uncle Will had long whiskers. She remembers when he died
and they placed his casket in the front room and her grandmother had her kiss
him".
Masonic Cem records.

[NI0088] SOURCE: Daisy Martin ancestor chart
1860 Census
L. Ferguson Chart

[NI0097] SOURCE: Triplett chest found in Texas 1999. Believed to belong to and the collection of Edward A. and Elizabeth Martin Edward Triplett.

This is the Frank Triplett that had the family bible. LAST KNOWN

[NI0099] SOURCE: WILMOTH BOOK: Page 118 narritive of his death during the Civil War.
Randolph County Historical Soc: Unknown auther showed third child as Owen
Triplett.

[NI0105] Pipe fitter at Central Illinois Light Co. for 15 years. He later worked in
housekeeping at St. Francis Medical Center. He last worked at the Community
Workshop, retiring in 1982. A Korean War Army veteran.

[NI0148] SOURCE: IGA, AFN:TC1X-1Q, "Campbell's Wonder Child" by Invalene Owens Campbell

From "Campbell's Wonder Child" " My great-grandmother, Deborah Harris, on my
mother's side was born in Randolph County, WV, Dec. 2, 1832. She married my
great-grandfather June 17, 1848. ..... My great-grandmother was considered as
one of the best nurses in that time."
SOURCE: Ella Maxine Carnagey Taraba, Missouri State Genealogical Association
1900 Census, Harrison MO
Buntin Cem shows d. 15 Sep 1903

[NI0253] SOURCE: Randolph County Marriage Records, Bk 2 Pag 17

[NI0265] SOURCE: Randolph County Marriage Records Bk 3 Pg 4
James Perry Triplett article, book unknown. John Hart , G,G, Grandfather of
Margeret Elizabeth Hart and G Grandfather of Ida Triplett"

[NI0363] SOURCE: 1850 Census - Randolph County

[NI0389] SOURCE: Invalene's 7/30/94 Letter " I remember Uncle Perry and Aunt Ida had a
daughter, Ruby, who married Pete McGowen, they lived in Bethany, MO.

[NI0397] SOURCE: Picture provided by Invalene Owens of her with her cousins and
Grandmother Meriell.
Father's obituary, living in Tarkio, MO 1940's.

[NI0398] SOURCE: Picture from Invalene Owens with her cousins and their Grandma Meriell.
Earl Turner's obituary, living in St Joseph, MO 1940's

[NI0399] SOURCE: Picture from Invalene Owens with her cousins and Grandma Meriell.
Earl Turner's obituary, living in St Joseph, MO 1940's

[NI0400] SOURCE: Husband, Earl's obituary. Living in St Joseph Mo in 1940's.

[NI0401] SOURCE: Earl Turner's Obituary

[NI0402] SOURCE: Earl Turner's obituary. Living in Perry, KS 1940's

[NI0418] He was born on a farm outside of Waterloo, IA which today is in the
eastside of the town, fully grown. His father left and his mother married
Frank Cole who raised him. While in his early teens his father had him
driving a concelled booze truck during probation. With his mother's
signature entered the Navy while still in his teens. Information is not
specific but two ledgers exist from his Navy days. These ledgers list
ports he entered and is full of dance cards primarily from Japan. While
still in the Navy while on leave he asked Invalene to marry him and they
married shortly after he got out of the service. In the beginning they
were poor and he had a number of jobs. Tells of being fired from John
Deere the first time hitting the supervisor with a shovel. During his 37
years a Deere's he left a couple of times to sell encycolapedia and
cookware. Was a district manager and made very good money but was on the
road alot. Ended up going back to Deere's to have a more stable life.
After he initially retired from Deere's parked himself in front of the TV
and watched soap operas. At some point he got involved with the Moose
Lodge and that was his central point in his life until he died. Best known for
his seven car garage and having every tool in the world which his friends would
barrow and never return. Next would be his basement with fully stocked
bar, pool table and his cigarette lighter collection. He was a hard man
but was a good teacher in his own way. Always said it took him three wives to
have a girl and it did. Second wife, Quedia, was what he would call a paid baby
sitter which he did pay dearly for in the long run. Only lasted 4-5 years. When
he died, of everything, he willed his body to the University of Iowa for
medical research. They returned it a year later which shocked everyone.
back to Waterloo. Cremation. 2nd Wife - 1951c. Quida with daughter, Sandra,
from previous marrage.
3rd Wife - Joyce Kerkoff with one son (Peter Allan Beck - adopted by
Forrest). Forrest had two children with Joyce. Lillian Margaret Baker and Allen
Baker.
MILITARY SERVICE: Navy 3/18/31-5/23/35 481-10-1458
SOURCE: Larry Baker 1/2001 Black Hawk County Volumn 35 Page 352

[NI0428] SOURCE: 1900 Census, Harrison County, age 18
James Triplett Family article, book unknown: list birth date

[NI0447] SOURCE: AFN:TC1W-P2
James Perry Triplett article, book unknown: "also came from Randolph County, WV settled in Jackson County, taking a land grant near Buckner and Sibley, MO., this land is still in the Triplett family."
*** SEE GERMAINE BARBIER FAMILY GROUP SHEETS: Great detail on this family along
with documentation.

[NI0507] SOURCE: 1900 Census Harrison , MO
Article on James triplett Family, book unknown.

[NI0508] SOURCE: 1900 Census Harrison, MO

[NI0509] SOURCE: 1900 Census , Harrison, MO for this family. Lists 6 of 7 childeren. One

[NI0513] SOURCE: 1900 Census, Harrison, MO - This name guessed at, hard to read.

[NI0514] Invalene Owens Recalls: "I remember going to Rufus Carnagey house."

[NI0515] Info and marriages from James Triplett Family article, bbo unknown.

[NI0517] SOURCE: Buntin Cemetery, Union Township, Harrison County, MO

[NI0518] SOURCE: Buntin Cem Records. Son of J.P. & Ida
James Triplett Family article

[NI0519] SOURCE: Buntin Cem Records

[NI0539] SOURCE: Randolph County WEB Site Cemetery records.

[NI0543] SOURCE: Germaine Barbier for this family

[NI0636] Invalene Recalls: "Perry was so tall, all of grandma's sisters had tall boys,
6' and over and thin."
Masonic Cem records.

[NI0663] Born in Waterloo, IA and raised there graduating from West High School. Spent a tour in the Air Force and was stationed at the AFB at Armarillo, TX. After leaving the service sold ads for the Yellow Pages and did very well. Left the phone company to work for an individual who sold hearing aides. Larry
ended up buying Black Hawk Hearing Aid Company and was the owner for almost 30 years before he
sold it and then worked for the new owner at his leisure. As the first born Larry set the example that the other boys would have to live by. Always worked and had a good job selling papers or working at Reber Avenue Grocery Store. Always watched his money and saved it so he always had nice things.

[NI0758] SOURCE: 1900 Census Harrison County, Father and Mother born in IN.
Harrison County, MO Marriage Records: Bk 2 Pg 291 (HCGS)

[NI0774] SOURCE: LDS-AF #TC1W-90
"History of Randolph County, West Virginia" by Hu Maxwell 1898
"A History of Randolph County, West Verginia" by Dr. A.S. Bosworth reprinted 1975.
Randolph County Historical Society file on Triplett Family
Letter from Ella Triplett Stepp c. 1947
"The Triplett family came from England and was among the settlers of Jamestown, VA. Per Ella Stepp her father had a bible with the family tree dating way way back in England prior to coming to America. The Triplett's came over with Cpt. John Smith and the "105" to the Jamestown Colony." (Bosworth) He was born in Baltimore, MD and came to Virginia when a boy eighteen or nineteen years old having run away from his master, a tanner to whom he was bound. Married Ms. Kittle in 1800 and lived several years on Tygart's Valley River, about two miles from the site of Elkins. He died in 1876 at his home on Kelly Mountain.
1850 Census - Born in Maryland, 1880 Census under son James, father born MD

TRIPLETT BIBLE (Transcribed by Elizabeth Martin Edward Triplett w. of Edward A. Triplett from the family bible in the posession of Henry Frank Triplett of Elkins, WV about 1950.) "John Triplett and a man by the name of Kelly settled on what was known at the time as Kelly Mountain. John was the son of Simon Triplett. Simon's brothers were Francis, William & James according to the info that Frank Triplett of Elkins, WV had acquired. He was told that these 4 brothers came from England but had no date. He was also told that Randolph Triplett had tried years ago to tie this branch with the rest of the Tripletts but could not.

[NI0787] He was raised in Waterloo until he was in his mid-teens when he decided he would go live with his mother in Peoria. Lee was inducted in the Army and spent the majority of his two year tour in Germany. Earned spare money shooting pool. He always worked in the retail business first as a shoe salesman and later changed to a leading department store in Peoria where he worked his way up to buyer and floor manager making trips for the company. Lee was very sports oriented which involved his two sons. Always good for a game of basketball or a trip to a ball game of any kind. Die hard Yankee fan.

[NI0788] SOURCE: LDS-AFN TC1W-85
1880 Census for son James, shows mother born in NJ

[NI0812] SOURCE: AFN:TC1W-DH

[NI0824] source: afn:tc1w-fn

[NI0825] SOURCE: 1860 Census for this family, Randolph Co, WV

TRIPLETT, SUSAN

Wife of MILTON TRIPLETT died Tuesday August 8, 1905 at her daughter's home, MRS. SILVANUS TRIPLETT. Buried August 9, 1905 at Harper Graveyard. (Wednesday August 16, 1905)

[NI0836] SOURCE: Invalene 4/95 ltr wishing she could find Delores.

[NI0837] SOURCE: AFN:TC1W-GT

[NI0861] SOURCE: AFN:TC1W-J6

[NI0873] SOURCE: AFN:TC1W-KC

[NI0880] SOURCE: 1900 Census, Harrison , MO
Harrison County Marriage Records: Bk 1 Pg 224

[NI0898] SOURCE: AFN:TC1W-MP
Randolph County Marriage Records Book 2 Pg 17

[NI1003] Invalene Recalls: " I spent a lot of time at Aunt Ida's. I'd go for a week. My
cousin Dolores Hadley would come up. Jimmy Lee was my favorite and Frank was
Delores favorite. They would take us to a show.
1900 Census, Harrison , MO

[NI1025] SOURCE: AFN: TC1W-Q7

[NI1095] SOURCE: Victor E. Waldo Jr. vicwal@mmind.net 1/20011

[NI1096] SOURCE: Victor E. Waldo Jr. vicwal@mmind.net 1/20011

[NI1097] SOURCE: Victor E. Waldo Jr. vicwal@mmind.net 1/20011

[NI1099] SOURCE: Anne Gooding Stargenie23@aol.com 1/2001

[NI1113] SOURCE: IGA, AFN:TC1W-RD, "Campbell's Wonder Child" by Invalene Owens Campbell
From "Campbell's Wonder Child" James Triplett has white hair and whiskers. In 1852 they emigrated from Randolph County, WV to White County, IN. In 1856 they moved to Harrison County, MO.
W.S. Lang article for the Barbour Democrat WV 1/20/1916. James and Deborah Harris Triplett, who went to Logansport, IN from Leading Creek, Randolph County, WV about the year 1850, with their first born child - a daughter of three months. But taking "chills and Fever" they left there after a year and went to Chicago, IL, and not desiring to live at that "big pond and fight mosquitoes", they moved to another locality and lived in a straw-covered house for some time, and finally moved to Missouri, where they located and
reared a family of seven children.
1880 Census, Harrison County, MO shown as farmer. 1900 Census b. 1821
Buntin Cem records show birth 1820
James Triplett Family article, book unknown: "came first to White County, IN
in 1852 and then Harrison in 1856 by covered wagon, taking a land grant where they lived till their death." "taking a land grant south and west of Eagleville.
LAND GRANTS OF WV: 150A Grassy Lick 1848 Bk 3 Pg 79, 200A Laurel Hill 1852 Bk
4 Pg 166.

[NI1120] SOURCE: Anne E. Gooding Stargenie23@aol.comm

[NI1121] SOURCE: Anne E. Gooding Stargenie23@aol.comm

[NI1126] SOURCE: 1880 Census, 7 years old. Harrison ,MO Born: MO
1890 Census, Harrison , MO
Beeks family group sht, from Harrison Gen Soc 12/94

[NI1137] SOURCE: Per Germaine found in WV surname film (0960) at LDS library Denver,CO.

[NI1248] She was born at Ft. Rucker Army Hospital and weighted 2 lbs 5 oz at birth. Attended School in Pinetop, AZ and graduated from High School in Tucson, AZ. Attended junior college and the University of Arizona. Works primarily in retail and specializes in health food stores. She earned a certification in Aroma therapy. In 1995 she moved to the Chicago, IL area to live with her grandmother and in 1996 moved to Albany, NY to live with her aunt Vicki. In 1999 she found her true love on the Internet and in 1999 moved to Lubbock, TX to be with him.

[NI1370] SOURCE: IGA, AFN:TC1X-33, "Campbell's Wonder Child"
1880 Census, Harrison MO. Shows place of birth IN. Illigitamite child listed,
grandson of James, born MO, mother born IN, father born - "Illigitimate"

[NI1381] She graduated from West High School in 1967 and worked as a secretary while living in Muscatine, IA. While Lynn was attending OCS at FT Benning, GA Lorrie joined him half way through the course and lived in Columbus, GA. They lived outside of Ft. Rucker, AL when Lynn was stationed there and had a room mate, J.D. Barrett a friend of Lynn's from OCS, who shared with the expenses. When Lynn received orders for Vietnam Lorrie moved with Robin to Tucson, AZ to live with her parents who had recently moved from Waterloo, IA. After Vietnam they lived on Ft. Huachuca, AZ for the two years Lynn was stationed there. After separation they moved to Tucson, AZ. Lorrie never worked after Muscatine, IA and was a housewife. After Lynn divorced Lorrie on Feb. 27,1979 she and Robin and Ryan lived in Tucson for a while and moved later to Pinetop, AZ in the White Mountains. Per the kids request Lynn took custody in 1983. Lorrie remained in Pinetop until Ryan left home and she then moved back to
Tucson. Lorrie worked a number of jobs from waitress to secretary. She lived with a number of boyfriends but never married.

[NI1503] He attended schools in Pinetop, AZ and Tucson, AZ. Left high school early to live with his mother. Has had a number of jobs in Tucson as a dishwasher and a cook. Accomplished guitarist but never worked professionally.

[NI1625] She was raised in the Southwest and lived on cattle ranches as a girl. Her
parents settled in the Tucson, AZ area where she graduated from high school.
Starting as a clerk she worked her way up to Assistant Revenue Administrator
for the City of Tucson. After three years of heart problems and operations she
died at University Hospital waiting heart transplant. Prior marriage to James
Armstrong. They had two children, Kimberly and Janet.
`

[NI1669] SOURCE: 1850 Census
Wilmoth Book: Page 118. Describes a battle he was in during the Civil
War. W.S. Lang article for the Barbour Democrate 1/20/1916 provided by J.J.
Harris shows him living in Grafton, Taylor, WV in 1916.
SOURCE: Anne E. Gooding Stargenie23@aol.com BIRTHH

[NI1747] She was raised in Wisconsin, Tennessee and Montana. Married three times and had
one son with her second husband. Her son K.O. died at the age of in a
accident. In the 80's she moved to Tucson, AZ and worked for the City of Tucson
as a secretary. Accomplished artist and has sold numerious painting.

[NI1869] Died shortly after birth at Ft. Huachuca Hospital. Twin
Grave No. 174 Section 4. Burial agreement requires father to be buried in same
grave - if not, must be removed. Post Cemetery Standard Agreement.

[NI1991] Died shortly after birth at Ft. Huachuca Hospital. Twin
Grave No. 174, Section 4. Burial agreement requires father to buried in same
grave - if not, must be removed. Post Cemetery Standard Agreement.

[NI2114] She was born, raised and spent her whole life in Peoria. Worked primarily for the same dentist her adult life as a dental technician. Dedicated to the upbringing of her sons and keeping Lee out of trouble.

[NI2224] SOURCE: AFN:TC1W-NV

[NI2237] He was raised in Peoria and played lots of sports in school. Went on to Colledge and then left to work in the Airline Industry. After getting married he was able to return to school (thank you Connie) and graduate from college. John ended up finding his knack in life and that was teaching.

[NI2359] Steve spent a tour or two in the Air Force where he worked as a specialized recruiter. After the service was involved in recruiting for the medical field and also worked for Bud. Heavy sport fan and collector of memorabilia. Well known in the neighborhood for the unbelievable Halloween Party.

[NI2481] She was a professional secretary when they got married. Managed the office at Black Hawk Hearing Aid Company. In her spare time she was always making or weaving garments on her loom. Lauraine also had a very special ability when it came time to play the slot machines. She always found the right machine that paid off very well. Larry and Lauraine both worked Very hard and were able to make sure they had time to play. On an average of twice a year the would take a nice vacation and were able to travel to Hawaii, Aruba and their favorite place was in Florida.

[NI2603] SOURCE: IGA, AFN:TC1T-K3
Buntin Cem records. Died 10y 10m 17d

[NI2736] SOURCE: Invalene 4/95 ltr states she married Wayne Stafford in St. Joesph, Mo
and then moved to California.

[NI2891] SOURCE: 1850 Census - Randolph County
SOURCE: Anne E. Gooding Stargenie23@aol.comm

Moved to Nebraska and then British Columbia

[NI2980] SOURCE: Invalene ltr 3/94
At age 17 yrs fell from hat stack and partialy severed his spine. Spent his
life in a wheel chair. Lived in Ridgeway MO about 250 people. Owned a shoe shop
and made shoes by hand. People came from all around to have him make their
shoes. Won a Ford Coupe and they modified it so he had hand controls. Gave
Invalene her first car ride.
1900 Census, Harrison, MO
Triplett Children article, book unknown.

[NI3102] SOURCE: Invalene ltr 3/94, Lela and Jimmey Lee were twins.

1900 Census Harrison, MO

[NI3125] SOURCE THIS FAMILY AND DESCENDANTS:

Mark Gerard Sarazine

25014 Gerald Ave.
Calcium, NY 13616
A-United States
315-629-3905
MSARAZINE@earthlink.net

[NI3225] SOURCE: Invalene ltr 3/94
Twin of Lela Triplett.
1900 Census, Harrison, MO
Triplett Children article, book unknown: Stayed at home and helped his brother
Ernest until his parents passed away. Favorite amongst Ridgeway people.

[NI3303] SOURCE: Invalene ltr 3/94
Born on a farm near Eagleville, soon afterwards moved to Ridgeway,MO, spent a
short time in the state of Washington State. In Ridgeway, known as "Swede"
worked for his father and later drove a tank wagon for Famer's Oil and Co-op.
Later worked for the railroad in Ridgeway and Bethany. Spent his last 20 yrs in
Maryville, IL. **from Triplett articles, book unknown**
"The Frank Triplett Family" Harrison CGS 12/94

[NI3378] SOURCE: AFN:TC1W-TQ
Diane D. Taylor lannytaylor@worldnet.att.nett

[NI3492] SOURCE: AFN:TC1W-LJ
[Eunice Triplett.FTW]

In the 1830 US Federal Census Monument reads "w/o Isaac Taylor".

[NI3493] SOURCE: Ella Maxine Carnaget Taraba, Missouri State Genealogical Association

[NI3495] SOURCE: Ella Maxine Carnagey Taraba

[NI3499] SOURCE: Provider of "Four Generation Chart" to Missouri State Genealogical
Association. Direct line to James Triplett and Deborah Ann Harris.

[NI3500] SOURCE: 1850 Census

[NI3501] SOURCE: Ella Maxine Carnagey Taraba, Route 1 Box 131, Bethany, MO 64424.
816-425-3517.

[NI3560] David was a farmer and a stonemason. Lived on Kelly Mountain.
Randolph County Marriage Records Bk 3 Pg 3
[Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Farmer and stonemason, living on Kelly Mountain.

[NI3561] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

The 1840 US Federal Census shows Isaac, age 26, living next to Garrison Stalnaker and 7 houses away from Joshua Louk. 1880 US Census, ED-49, Pg-2, Line-20, Randolph County, shows grandson Clinton Taylor, age 6, enumerated with grandparents Isaac and Eunice Taylor. Randolph County West Virginia Cemetery Headstone Readings Volume 1, Page 88, Taylor Cemetery, Code:RANDO56. Monument reads "h/o Eunice Taylor".



The 1840 US Federal Census shows Isaac, age 26, living next to Garrison Stalnaker and 7 houses away from Joshua Louk. 1880 US Census, ED-49, Pg-2, Line-20, Randolph County, shows grandson Clinton Taylor, age 6, enumerated with grandparents Isaac and Eunice Taylor. Randolph County West Virginia Cemetery Headstone Readings Volume 1, Page 88, Taylor Cemetery, Code:RANDO56. Monument reads "h/o Eunice Taylor".
Taylor Cemetery: Most head stones upright, some lying down, 4 damaged or broken, condition fair, unkept, unfenced, brushed cleared, not mowed and may be abandoned. Take US 33 east out of Elkins to end of 4 lane. Turn left and go 8/10 of a mile. Take dirt road on left side of house 1500' across creek and on to next dirt road to left. Take it to the top of hill to the cemetery(25 April 1993).

[NI3563] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Owns 40 acres on Kelly Mountain.

[NI3564] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Buried in Day Cemetery.

[NI3565] SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001

[NI3566] Buried in Kelly Cemetery - SOURCE: Ralph Clinton Taylor 1/2001

[NI3594] SOURCE: IGA, AFN:TC1X-7R
1900 Census, Harrison,MO
James Triplett Family article, book unknown:

[NI3610] SOURCE: "Marriages of Randolph County" by Wes Cochran

[NI3612] SOURCE: Triplett chest found in Texas 1999. Believed to belong to and the collection of Edward A. and Elizabeth Martin Edward Triplett.

[NI3613] SOURCE: Triplett chest found in Texas 1999. Believed to belong to and the collection of Edward A. and Elizabeth Martin Edward Triplett.
Lives in MN.

[NI3614] Moved to MN.
SOURCE: Triplett chest found in Texas 1999. Believed to belong to and the collection of Edward A. and Elizabeth Martin Edward Triplett.
Killed 1926 on R.R.

[NI3616] SOURCE: " Marriages of Randolph County" by Wes Cochran

[NI3617] SOURCE: "Marriages of Randolph County" by Wes Cochran

[NI3618] SOURCE: "Marriages of Randolph County" by Wes Cochran

[NI3622] SOURCE: AFN:TC1W-W3

[NI3641] SOURCE: Brick Church Cemetery Records, 3 mi S of Huttonsville on Rt 219 thence
1 1/4 mi W of highway on secondary road. Brick church was destroyed during
Civil War.

[NI3642] SOURCE: W.s. Lang article for the Barbour Democrat 1/20/1916 provided by J.J.
Harris shows him living in Elkins, WV in 1916.
LDS-IGI

[NI3646] SOURCE: 1850 Census
"Coberly Genealogy" by Dr. John Arthaud

[NI3647] SOURCE: Arch Wilmoth Journal dtd January 8, 1906
Wilmoth by James Wilmeth
Lt. in Militia 1853, teacher 1882

[NI3648] SOURCE: Randolph County Marriage Records, Bk 2 Pg 22
1850 Census
"Coberly Genealogy" by Dr. John B. Arthaud

[NI3649] SOURCE: " Marriages of Randolph County" by Wes Cochran

[NI3651] SOURCE: "Marriages of Randolph County" by Wes Cochran

[NI3652] SOURCE: Brick Church Cemetery Records. 3 mi S of Huntsville on Rt 219 thence 1
1/4 mi W of highway on secondary road. Brick church was destroyed during Civil
War.

[NI3659] Source: Edward Andrew Triplett family chect. Found in1999

[NI3660] SOURCE: ARCHIBALD WILMOTH JOURNAL ARFHS VOL I ISSUE 4
Source: Edward Andrew Triplett family chect. Found in1999

[NI3662] Triplett Trunk found in TX 11/99

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Eva Belle Triplett

Posted by Sam Hallows on Wed, 23 Aug 20000

Surname: KITTLE, TRIPLETT, WILMOTH

The Girl on the Golden Horse
The horse was golden in color and so were the tresses of the little girl as they flashed by my baby eyes like a streak. That is my first memory of our subject. The horse with the little girl upon his back was always running, but the little girl could run alone and she did.
Eva Belle Triplett was born in a little West Virginia village called New Interest. It lay in a green and lush valley where farming was the principal pursuit of its people. The two families into which she came were closely knit by race, creed and cultures.
Her paternal grandfather, John Randolph Triplett, moved into West Virginia from Baltimore, Maryland, where it had become too crowded to suit his expansive nature. His wife, Sarah Kittle, was a woman of great heart and mind. She nursed the sick and comforted those in distress in her nieghborhood. Inclined to be studious, she raised her children to be students. Eva's father, Floyd John Triplett, was her eldest child. He began his college work through extension courses from the University of West Virginia. When he became qualified, he taught school for a short time in early manhood.
He married another school teacher, Ella May Wilmoth, a tall red haired girl who had attended the Female College in Wheeling, West Virginia.
This was a strong, ambitious young couple. Shortly after Eva's birth they moved to another location where the Western Maryland Railroad was beginning an expansion program. There her father built the first buildings in the place that is now known as Elkins, (Randolph Co.) West Virginia and here he began his lifetime career as newspaper editor and publisher.
Eva was a storehouse of energy. When she was about twelve years old, her uncle, Alonzo Francis Wilmoth, had a beautiful saddle made for her. Even tho' she was virtually born on horseback, he felt it time she began to learn to ride like a lady. But her horseback riding days were brought sharply to a close when her father accepted an offer to join the staff of the Pittsburgh Post.
Eva entered into the life of Pittsburgh with eagerness to know the breadth and depth of all of its phases. When she left it a few years ago, her life had been enriched by the opportunities offered at the many progressive institutions of the City.
She attended Pittsburgh Central High School, located almost in the heart of the City. At that time it was the responsibility of the high schools to prepare and provide teachers for the County schools. When Eva was graduated she set out to find a teaching position. This took her to McKees Rocks, then to a place called Carnot. After that she taught in Penn Township and from there she went to North Braddock, where she taught until retirement.
That was not the extent of Eva's teaching. When Pittsburgh was flooded with immigrants from other lands a call went out for teachers to help to Americanize these hordes. She volunteered and thus stretched her teaching day well into the night. During many summers she taught at the Home for Crippled Children and at the Gumbert School for Delinquent Girls. She spent summers selling real estate in Michigan, a summer or two at Chautauqua Lake and one or two at Deer Park, Maryland.
Along with teaching and other activities she earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree at Duquesne University and a Masters of Arts Degree at the University of Pittsburgh. She studied piano and musical composition at the Pittsburgh Musical Institute and took some ballet dancing. One summer she studied at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.
I remember that she was a golf enthusiast for a while, but her great love was for music, the opera and for the great plays of the theater. She had little money to spend and she made it stretch by attending the theater only when great productions came to Pittsburgh. Then she puchased balcony seats and from them she saw most of the great operas and most of the great actors of our day. For her to be unable to attend a Shakespearian or Ibsonian play was an earth shaking tragedy.
She spent a year on the continent of Europe studying the antiquities of our Western civilization. Her great ambition is to return again to Rome.
Written and typed by Sallie (Triplett) Scott (year is unknown)



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Eva Belle TRIPLETT

Posted by Sam Hallows on Wed, 23 Aug 20000

Surname: SCOTT, TRIPLETT, WILMOTH

Miss Eva B. Triplett, 90, of Leesville, Ohio, died in Union Hospital at 12:25 this morning (Jan. 4, 1979) following a one year illness.
She was born in Elkins, Randolph Co., WV, April 6, 1888 to Floyd J. and Ella Wilmoth Triplett. She was a teacher in the Pittsburgh, PA area, retiring in 1951 when she moved to Leesville. She then taught 10 more years in the Conotton Valley system.
She was a member of Leesville United Methodist Church, the United Methodist Women, Bowerston Senior Women Club, Conotton Valley Garden Club and was instrumental in founding the former Dennison Great Books Discussion Group.
Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Alfred (Sallie) Scott of Leesville, a brother, Edward A. Triplett of Wallis, TX and several nieces and nephews. She was preceeded in death by three sisters and a brother.
Services from Boor-Lindsey Funeral Home, Bolverston, Ohio
Clergy: Rev. Bruce Reese Final resting Place: Leesville Cemetery, Leesville, Ohio



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[NI3663] Clarksburg Exponent W. Virginia Sept. 17, 1965
Sam Triplett - Elkins
Relatives in Randolph Co., have received word of the death of Sam Floyd Triplett, 75, of Livonia, Mich., a native of Randolph Co., who died Sunday, Aug 29 in the Wayne Co. General Hospital at Eloise, Mich. following an extended illness.
He was born Dec. 21, 1889, in Beverly, Randolph Co., a son of the late Floyd J. and Ella Wilmoth Triplett. He was married to Mae Wharton in Wichita, Kan., in 1922, who survives him.
Also surviving are four sisters, Mrs. Alfred C. (Sally) Scott and Eva Triplett, both of Leesville, Ohio; Mrs. R. H. Clare) Edwards of Rockford, Ill. Mrs. Edward (Caroline) Topanelian of New York; one brother Edward A. Triplett of Chicago, Ill.
His father owned and edited the Tygarts Valley News, the first newspaper in Elkins. He resided in Elkins until the family moved to Pittsburgh, PA. in 1905. Since that time he has been employed in the Detroit area having worked on the Plymouth Mail and later operated his own printing business in Livonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Triplett visited with relatives in Randolph Co., this spring.

[NI3664] Luceba Maria TRIPLETT

Posted by S. Hallows on Fri, 28 Jul 20000

Surname: TRIPLETT, EDWARDS, SCOTT, TOPANELIAN, WILMOTH

1951
Services were held from the T.D. Turner Funeral Home on Wednesday afternoon for Luceba Maria Triplett of North Ave., who died on Monday at her summer home in Leesville, Ohio. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Miss Triplett had devoted her life to teaching under privileged and handicapped children. She had taught in the Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf from 1929 until shortly before her death.
Previoulsy she taught in mountain schools and in the vicinity of Murphy, North Carolina and before that she was a teacher at the Home for Crippled Children for two years.
She was born in Beverly, Randolph Co., West Virginia, the daughter of the late Floyd and Ella Wilmoth Triplett. She came to Pittsburgh as a child with her parents.
She was a graduate of Pittsburgh public schools and the University of North Carolina and the University of Washington.
She is survived by four sisters, Miss Eva B. Triplett of Leesville, Mrs. Edward Topanelian, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Roy H. Edwards, Mansfield and Mrs. Alfred C. Scott of Wilkinsburg; and two brothers, Sam Floyd Triplett of Plymouth, Mich. and Edward A. Triplett of Clarendon Hills, Ill.

[NI3665] Source: Edward Andrew Triplett family chest. Found in1999

[NI3666] Source: Edward Andrew Triplett family chest. Found in1999

[NI3669] Confusing - some family charts had him as "Frank" only, others Benjamin F Triplett. Both sources show him married to Delia Weese. Moved to Kansas.

[NI3671] SOURCE: "Marriages of Randolph County" by Wes Cochran

[NI3673] SOURCE: "Marriages of Randolph County" by Wes Cochran

[NI3674] SOURCE: "Marriages of Randolph County" by Wes Cochran

[NI3675] SOURCE: "Marriages of Randolph County" by Wes Cochran

[NI3707] SOURCE: IGA, AFN:TC1X-CG
Invalene Recalls: " I went with Uncle Perry to milk the cow and he'd let me
try, I remember Jimmy Lee pouring the milk , so creamy, over cake - ugh. Uncle
Perry and Aunt Ida were cousins but they married anyway."
James Perry Triplet article, book unknown. bought a farm 3 miles south of
Eagleville. 1905 moved SW of Eagleville closer to Brooklyn. Moved to the state
of Washington and returned in 1909. Bought a house west of City Park where they
lived with their two unmarried sons Ernest and Jimmy Lee until they died.

[NI3745] SOURCE: AFN:TC1W-X8
Also known as "Polly"

[NI3790] Worked in the airline industry in the area of reservations and put John through school.

[NI3806] SOURCE: IGA, AFN:TC1X-CG
Invalene recalls: " I went to Aunt Jan ?? Beeks alot, she was a fat lady and I
remember laying on a bed in her upstairs looking out the window."
1900 Census, Harrison County, Born Apr 1876

[NI3867] SOURCE: AFN:TC1T-HQ
Harrison County Marriage Records: Pg 248

[NI3880] Invalene states that her grandmother says James just disappeared.
1900 Census, Harrison, MO. Not living with Estaline. Shows him as being born in
Iowa.
Harrison County Marriage Records: Bk1 Pg 368 (HCGS)

[NI3893] Invalene states that Earl was born out of wedlock, son of Estaline.
Per obituary, died at age 66 in St. Joseph where he spent most of his life.
Lists two brothers not known to Invalene. Employee of Armour and Company and a
member of Methodist Church. Lists living relatives.
Death year estimated.
Brothers Fletch and Farris Turner both found in Eagleville, MO phone disc.
1880 Census, Harrison, MO. Listed as "Infant", 5/12 old. Mother born: IN,
Father born: "Illigitimate". Listed under James Triplett Family, relationship
to James: "Grandson"
Farris Turner: Half Brother, Earl's father was Silas T. Turner b. 15 Apr 1856
on farm near Blythedale. d. 31 Jul 1933 Blythedale, MO.
Masonic Cem Eagleville, Silas T. Turner wife Emma b.1865 d.1944 son A. Fletch
b.1896 d. 1967
James Triplett Family article, book unknown list date of birth.

[NI3900] James Triplett Family article, book unknown: list this marriage.

[NI3905] Invalene states that Lola married a Hadley and they lived in Harrison County,
MO. Per Earl Turner's obituary living in St Joseph, MO 1940's.
1900 Census, Harrison, MO Shows father born in Iowa, mother IN
Birth date from James Triplett Family article.

[NI3911] All Marriages this family from "James Triplett Family article, book unknown.

[NI3914] SOURCE: 1850 Census

[NI3917] SOURCE: 1900 Census, Harrison, MO.
Masonic Cem Records

[NI3924] SOURCE: R.A. Moore, Rt1, Box 86-1A, Pamplin, VA 23958

[NI3927] SOURCE: Triplett chest found in Texas 1999. Believed to belong to and the collection of Edward A. and Elizabeth Martin Edward Triplett.
"Died in Infancy"

[NI3929] She was born in a covered wagon at Checotah, Indian Territory (Oklahoma) on
September 5, 1894. An indian woman was the midwife. Checotah was founded on
June 17, 1886. This was part of the country assigned to the Creek Indians.
Since her younger brother, Jimmey, was also born in Indian Territory five years
earlier they might have been on the move back to Missouri. She was raised in
Eagleville, MO and graduated valvictorian from Eagleville High School. While
living in Waterloo, IA with her parents she met John Owens who was raised in
Blythedale, MO just seven miles from Eagleville. John was living with his
brother in Waterloo, IA and worked at Alsted/Langlas Baking Co. Per John
Owens, Gladys was at the railroad depot, bag and baggage, and called him. He
went down there and asked why she was there. She said she wanted to get
married. When John said no way she just started crying and everyone stared.
John said he gave in and they were married on October 6, 1912. Thier only
child, Invalene, was born on August 13, 1913. John states Gladys only wanted to
go out to stage shows leaving him to take care of Invalene. They divorced in
1915 under the condition that Gladys not have custody of Invalene who was
adopted October 16, 1915 by Gladys mother. Gladys married Don Campbell on
November 15, 1916 and they lived in Waterloo, IA until 1944 when the company,
Armstrong Manufacturing was purchased by Bueyruce Erie of Milwaukee, WS. They
mover their and lived the rest of their lives.

[NI3936] SOURCE: 1850 Census - Randolph County
Land Grants of WV: 186A Leading Creek 1858 Bk 2 Pg 570, 186A Rock Lick Run 1858
Bk 4 Pg 451

[NI3941] Blythedale is 7 miles from Eagleville, MO where Gladys was raised. John was
carreer military. 32 years retired from the Navy, Started in the Army. After
divorce in 1915 joined the Navy. Served in both WW I and WW II. When he
divorced Gladys made a condition of divorce that there daughter, Invalene, be
raised by Gladys mother.
SSN: 545-38-6331
NAVY Service Number: 166 67 68 Navy Continuous Service Certificate #94120

[NI3949] Wynette is a true collector of antiques and always has an eye for a good buy.

[NI3953] Left Waterloo in 1915 per the divorce agreement that she would live with her
grandmother Estaline Meriell in Eagleville, MO. Lived there until 1925 when her
grandmother died. Returned to live with her mother in Waterloo. Left Waterloo
in 1949 when she married Merlyn Bolin and moved to Peroia, IL.

[NI3955] 2nd marriage

[NI3966] Triplett Trunk found in TX 11/99

[NI3967] Triplett Trunk found in TX 11/99

[NI3970] Caroline Taylor TRIPLETT TOPANELIAN

Posted by S. Hallows on Fri, 28 Jul 20000

Surname: TRIPLETT, TOPANELIAN, SCOTT, EDWARDS

Houston Chronicle Aug. 24, 1969
Mrs. Edward Topanelian, 68 of Leesville, Ohio,(born Sept. 8, 1900 in Elkins, Randolph Co., WV. Died Aug. 23, 1969 in Richmond, TX) died Saturday at a hospital in Richmond, TX. Native of Elkins, Randolph Co., W. Va., formerly of Pittsburgh, Pa. Member of Oakmont Presbyterian Church of Oakmont, Pa. School teacher in Mt.Lebanon, Pa.
Survivors: Miss Eva B. Triplett, Mrs. Alfred C. Scott, both of Leesville; Mrs. R. H. Edwards of Rockford, Ill.; brother, Edward A. Triplett of Wallis, TX. Funeral services 11:30 a.m. Monday, Geo. H. Lewis & Sons sage Rd. Chapel. Remains will be sent to Port Charlotte, Fla., for graveside services there Wednesday under the direction of Ponger Funeral Home.

[NI3974] Triplett Trunk found in TX 11/99

Talked to him 9/00 he was the owner of the material found in "Chest Found in Texas"

Edward M Triplett 660-848-2451
118 E Broadway
New Franklin, MO 65274
(From Internet)

Edward (Ned) Triplett
P.O. Box 324
New Franklin, MO 65274
(From Ned)

[NI3978] Info From the Trunck - 1999-2000

From family bible: Named after a Baptist minister

[NI3979] From chest - Triplett family bible

Shot himself, school teacher, wrote a math book.

[NI3980] Triplett Trunk found in TX 11/99

[NI3981] Triplett Trunk found in TX 11/99
AFN:1NP4-MPQ

THIS FAMILY
Source: Patty Ward
Class 1953 Ancestry Chart
Elkin, WV High School

[NI3982] From Chest - family bible:

Died Young

TRIPLETT, ETHEL L.

Age 18 years, daughter of MR. & MRS. RANDOLPH TRIPLETT of Kerns. Died suddenly at Keyser Hospital Monday July 17, 1905. Funeral Services were at Kerens. (Wednesday July 26, 1905) Randolph County Death Book 3 page 2 list death July 19, 1905. Born in Randolph County. Cause of death due to Peritonitis. Age was 18 years.

SOURCE: Randolph County WEB Site Cemetery records.

[NI3983] Source: Edward Andrew Triplett family chest. Found in1999

[NI3986] Triplett Trunk found in TX 11/99
Note A: listede as Doctor

[NI4051] SOURCE: Randolph County WEB Site Cemetery records.

[NI4062] SOURCE: Triplett chest found in Texas 1999. Believed to belong to and the collection of Edward A. and Elizabeth Martin Edward Triplett.
Randolph County marrage records.

[NI4067] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Private Company A, 18 Virginia Cavalry. Enlisted 01 May 1863 in Randolph County WV. Claimed $2,800 for a horse KIA near Darksville, WV, 21 August 1864. Present as of 31 October 1864. Paroled 20 May 1865 at Staunton, VA. Fair complexion, black hair, blue eyes, 5'6". Buried I.O.O.F Cemetery, Randolph County, WV.

[NI4068] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Private, Company A, 18 Virginia Cavalry. Enlisted 01 June 1861-62. Present as of 01March 1863. Paroled 19 May 1865 at Staunton, VA. Sandy complexion, sandy hair, hazel eyes, 5'11". Buried I.O.O.F Cemetery, Randolph County WV.

From A HISTORY OF RANDOLPH COUNTY WEST VIRGINIA by Dr. A. S. Bosworth, page 156; Remarkable Recoveries. "On the night of March 20, 1864, a squad of Confederate scouts, consisting of Adam C. Stalnaker, Jasper Triplett, Oliver Triplett, Anthony Triplett, Taylor Chenoweth, James D. Wilson, Jacob Wilmoth, Luther Parsons, Lafe Ward and Dow Adams were fired upon by thirty-three Home Guards known as Swamps, while they were sleeping before a campfire at the Sinks on the head of Dry Forks. Oliver Triplett was killed instantly. Anthony Triplett and Adams were so severely wounded that they were thought to be dead. However, upon the removal of their boots they showed signs of life and were clubbed with muskets and left for dead. Later they regained consciousness and Adams, in a dazed condition, fell into the fire and was severely burned. Mr. Teter, who lived near, found the wounded men the next day and cared for them as his house. Adams had been hit by eighteen missiles, yet both he and Triplett recovered. Those escaping injury fled to the adjacent woods. Messrs James D. Wilson and Adam C. Stalnaker, having departed the camp without their shoes, wrapped their feet in the capes pf their coats, tied them on with their handkerchiefs, and waded through the snow several feet deep to Hightown, eight miles distance. Messrs. Perry Weese, John and Eli Taylor were with the Confederate scouts, but Mr Weese stopped for the night with a Mr. Teter, who lived near. He was surprised and captured before the soldiers at the camp were fired upon, but was helpless to warn his comrades. Messrs. John and Eli Taylor, fearing a night attack, did not remain with the main body of the scouts, but were passing the night about a half mile distant, when the discharge of muskets warned them of their danger. They made their escape. Mr. Weese was turned over to the Federal authorities and sent to Camp Chase, where he remained until the close of the war. These Confederates were returning from a visit to their homes in this section. They also designed to surprise and capture the Federal wagon train of supplies on its way from Webster Station to Beverly. Preparation was made for the attack a few miles below Beverly, but when the train appeared the guard was too strong for their small force and their object was abandoned.

John Andrew Taylor was a first cousin to Eli Taylor. Eli's father Isaac Jr. was a younger brother to John Andrew's father John Taylor. John Andrew Taylor was married to Louisa Dyre Ward in 1858, relationship to Lafe Ward unknown.

Jasper and Oliver Triplett were brothers and the nephews of Eunice Triplett Taylor and first cousins to Eli Taylor, son of Isaac Taylor Jr. and Eunice Triplett Taylor.

Anthony Triplett was a younger, half brother to Eunice Triplett Taylor and uncle to Levi Taylor, EuniceTriplett Taylor's son.

Jacob Wilmoth was the son of Samuel and Jemima Taylor Wilmoth and first cousin to Eli Taylor. Jemima Taylor Wilmoth being a sister to Isaac Taylor Jr., Eli Taylor's father.

Stalnaker, Addison Cooper: Private, Company A, 18 Virginia Cavalry. Born 5 April 1842. Enlisted 1 May 1863 in Randolph County, WV. Present as of 31 October 1864. Paroled 19 May 1865 at Staunton, VA. Light complexion, light hair, blue eyes, 5'8". Died 29 September 1914 at Elkins, WV. Delauter

Wilson, James Duncan: Private, Company A, 18 Virginia Cavalry. Born 20 May 1844. Enlisted 1 May 1863 in Randolph County, WV. Present as of 31 October 1864. Paroled 8 June 1865 at MT. Sidney, VA. Light complexion, dark hair, blue eyes, 5'8". Died 10 January 1895. Buried Beverly, WV. Delauter

Parsons, Luther: Private, Company A, 18 Virginia Cavalry. Born 1845? R, resident of Tucker County, WV. Enlisted January 1863. Captured 17 June 1864. Union records do not reflect his capture, however. No further record. Delauter

Ward, Lafayette E.: Private, Company A, 18 Virginia Cavalry. Born 1843? Enlisted April 1863 in Randolph County, WV. Wounded in leg prior to 19 September 1864. Present as of 31 October 1864. Paroled 8 May 1865 at MT. Sidney, VA. Fair complexion, dark hair, blue eyes, 6'. Delauter

Adams, Lorenzo C. (Dow): Private, Company A, 18 Virginia Cavalry. Enlisted 1 May 1863 in Randolph County, WV. WIA 20 March when his party was ambushed by Home Guards in Tucker County, WV while they were sleeping in camp. He was hit by 18 missiles, clubbed with muskets and left for dead. Postwar source says he recovered from wounds. Delauter

Weese, Perry Hart: Private Company A, 18 Virginia Cavalry. Born 8 September 1840. Enlisted in Randolph County, WV. Captured 20 March 1864 in Randolph County, WV. Sent to Camp Chase, Ohio 27 June 1864. Took the oath of allegiance and release from Camp Chase 9 March 1865. Farmer, florid complextion, black hair, black whiskers, 6'1". Died 30 August 1907. Buried Maplewood Cemetery, Randolph County, WV. Delauter


Eli Tayor:
MILI: Place: Private, Company A, 18th Virginia Cavalry, CSA
_FA1: 1880 Place: US Census, ED-49, Pg-2, Line 12, Farm Laborer
_FA1: 1890 Place: 1861 to 1865, served 4 yrs
_FA1: 1890 Place: US Census, ED-57, Pg-4, Line 50, Dry Fork Dist., Alpina, Randolph County, WV
_FA1: 1900 Place:
_FA1: 1910 Place: US Census, ED-115, Sheet-9B, Line-74, Beverly Dist., Farmer

[NI4071] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

From: FADED AGES, A HISTORY:
"She(Harriet "Nettie" Weese)had been married and divorced before her marriage to Weese, and her former husband, Zachariah Taylor, went west. She was a daughter of George Flint, who was the first Postmaster at Glady. She married Hoy Weese in 1880, and in 1885 they lived on Glady Fork where Weese owned no property, but had one cow, three calves , four sheep, three beds, and was seven or eight miles from the nearest school. This came up in a suit in court over custody of Clinton Taylor, a child of Harriet Weese by her first marriage."
The 1870 Census spelling is Zachary.

[NI4072] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

RANDO56.

[NI4073] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

RAND143: Weese Cemetery. From Elkins south on US 219 on the four lane 3.6 miles, turn left on Kings Run Road, go 9/10 of a mile, turn left on dirt road, go 1.9 miles to intersection, go straight ahead 1.6 miles, cemetery is on left side of road. Cross creek, walk old road on left through pine forest to top of hill to cemetery. Poor condition, abandoned, partially fenced. Monument reads "Wife of Hoy daughter of George & Elizabeth Flemington Flint".

[NI4074] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Had a half brother, name of Nimrod, ref. HBT.

[NI4076] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2 M-Z, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: 13 Feb 1998, Internal Ref. #1.112.5.92612.144]

Individual: Taylor, Ralph
Social Security #: 232-22-1689
SS# issued in: West Virginia or North Carolina

Birth date: 14 Feb 1901
Death date: Jun 1985


Residence code: Arizona

ZIP Code of last known residence: 85205
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Mesa, Arizona

Ralph, Mary and Nettie buried in Cleveland, OH

[NI4078] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

THE LAST RIDE OF MARVIN P. TAYLOR, Memorial Eulogy by Steven Hites, 14 February 1998, Presbyterian Church, Skagway, Alaska

Twas a bitter day in winter
the rails were mantled white
deep lay the snow at the Summit
for our railroad boys to fight.

When one among our brave ones
was finally taken ill
It was his last time to blow the whistle
and his last trip Up the Hill

He'd been the GM and the Super
his job? The trains to run
In a blockade, "Where's the Rotary,
and the 70 and 71?'

In heaven he's calmly resting
free from all toil and care
At home with his crew forever
there are no train orders there

Now boys, that our friend has left us
to a better place, peaceful and free
Before leaving the yards at Skagway
let's get a clearance, signed "MPT".

[NI4080] Fellow genealogist found on GENWEB ralson@interisland.net 4th Cousin once removed[Eunice Triplett.FTW]

This is my name forever, and thus I am to be remembered throughout all generations. Exodus 3:15

[NI4083] Source: Edward Andrew Triplett family chest. Found in1999

[NI4084] Source: Edward Andrew Triplett family chest. Found in1999

Shot down during WWII, body found in temp cemetry in France in 1947. Returned to the USA

[NI4085] Source: Edward Andrew Triplett family chest. Found in1999
Vivian contacted me by phone on 9/17/00 giving me her address and stating she and her son Steven, both of Denver, will help.

7020 W Stetson Pl. #13, Littleton, CO 80123

11/2000 Vivian sent info on her family and Ned Triplett. Earlier shared a copy of the Archibald Wilmoth book reprinted by Sam Triplett. Great stuff.

[NI4086] SOURCE: 11/00 Vivian Edwards Gilbert

[NI4087] Source: Edward Andrew Triplett family chest. Found in1999
11/00 Vivian Edwards Gilbert

[NI4090] SOURCE: 11/00 Vivian Edwards Gilbert

[NI4091] SOURCE: 11/00 Vivian Edwards Gilbert

[NI4092] SOURCE: 11/00 Vivian Edwards Gilbert

[NI4093] Subj: Sons of Henry and Vivian Gilbert
Date: 9/15/00 5:41:19 PM US Mountain Standard Time
From: MDG505
To: LBaker1947

You have found one of the sons. I am Mark Gilbert. If you have any questions, let me know.

Mark D. Gilbert
711 Tinkers Lane
Sagamore Hills, Ohio
Home #: 330-908-1873
Cell #: 216-849-8988
(9/00)

[NI4098] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Jacqueline "Gackie Lynn" was born February 17, 1984 at St. Louis Park Methodist Hospital, 5000 West 39th., St. Louis Park, Minnesota Hennepin County. The Doctor was Dr. Patricia Felton. Her first Home was 8954 Neil Lake Road, Eden Prairie 55344. Her Mom was 28 years old and her Dad was 33 Years whin she was born.

[NI4099] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Lauren "Peach Fuzz" was born August 5, 1985 at Group Health Central Hospital. 201-16th Avenue East, Seattle, Washington King County. Her Doctor was Dr. Mary Hoagland-Scher. Her first home was 11010 Southeast 290th., Auburn, Washington. Her Mom was 29 years old and her Dad was 35 years old.

[NI4116] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Ralph Jr is buried in the same cemetery as his G-Grandparents John O. and Margarette Whitecotton Bowers. RAND209: From Elkins, follow RT-33 east to Alpena. Turn right and follow road into Glady. At the intersection go straight ahead for 7/10 of a mile to the cemetery. Good condition, kept and fenced. Monument reads "Son of Ralph and Mary Bowers Taylor.

[NI4119] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2 M-Z, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: 13 Feb 1998, Internal Ref. #1.112.5.92302.170]

Individual: Taylor, Harry
Social Security #: 236-12-9960
SS# issued in: West Virginia

Birth date: 2 Nov 1897
Death date: Apr 1986


Residence code: Missouri

ZIP Code of last known residence: 65560
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Salem, Missouri


ZIP Code of address where death benefit payment was sent: 65560
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Salem, Missouri

Harry is buried in Salem, MO

[NI4120] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2 M-Z, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: 13 Feb 1998, Internal Ref. #1.112.5.92451.120]

Individual: Taylor, Lee
Social Security #: 232-24-1638
SS# issued in: West Virginia or North Carolina

Birth date: 15 Aug 1899
Death date: Sep 1970


Residence code: West Virginia

ZIP Code of last known residence: 26505
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Morgantown, West Virginia

Lee and Mary are buried in Morgantown, WV

[NI4121] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: 13 Feb 1998, Internal Ref. #1.111.5.104307.13]

Individual: Heflin, Mae
Social Security #: 235-16-2642
SS# issued in: West Virginia

Birth date: 19 Sep 1902
Death date: Nov 1984


Residence code: West Virginia

ZIP Code of last known residence: 26301
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Clarksburg, West Virginia


ZIP Code of address where death benefit payment was sent: 26301
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Clarksburg, West Virginia

Mae, Clark and Martha are buried in Elkins, WV

[NI4122] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Florence, Elmer and Eric are buried in Elkins, WV in Oddfellows Cemetery.

[NI4123] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2 M-Z, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: 13 Feb 1998, Internal Ref. #1.112.5.92076.38]

Individual: Taylor, Boyd
Social Security #: 232-01-5489
SS# issued in: West Virginia or North Carolina

Birth date: 23 Mar 1912
Death date: Nov 1970


Residence code: West Virginia

ZIP Code of last known residence: 26330
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Bridgeport, West Virginia

[NI4130] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Died as a baby, 15 months old.

[NI4136] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Now living in Ohio.

[NI4149] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Priscilla died of crib death on 12 January 1955 and is buried in Oaklawn Cemetery, 6157 Pea Ridge Road, Huntington, WV. Bertha and Harry divorced on 9, October 1964. Both are buried in Green Acres Memorial Gardens, 401 N. Hayden Road, Scottsdale, AZ.

[NI4169] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Addie?

SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001

[NI4181] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Live 27 years on Shaver's Mountain. Farmer and stockman. Member of the American Detective Agency.

[NI4182] AFN:1NP4-MR5

[NI4188] SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001

[NI4193] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

RAND010: Kelly Cemetery.

[NI4194] Jack Hodges >

[NI4203] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

8lbs.6oz. His dad Mike called him "the Missing Link".

[NI4207] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

RANDO56.

[NI4220] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

[NI4224] [Eunice Triplett.FTW]

Monument reads "Son of Perry & Martha Carver Triplett". Buried in Little Arlington Cemetery.

[NI4234] SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001

[NI4235] SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001

Teacher, School Principal and Employment Office Manager.

[NI4236] SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001

MARRIED: 29 Feb 1920 Randolph Co., WV

[NI4238] SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001

MARRIED: 14 Nov 1932 Elkins, Randolph Co., WV

[NI4240] SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001

MARRIED: 22 Dec 1937

[NI4241] SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001

MARRIED: 1948 Yorkton, York, Va Divorced

[NI4242] SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001

MARRIED: 30 Mar 1937 Oakland, Garrett, MD
MARRIED: 9 Feb 1957 Oakland, Garrett, MD

[NI4244] SOURCE: Triplett chest found in Texas 1999. Believed to belong to and the collection of Edward A. and Elizabeth Martin Edward Triplett.

[NI4247] SOURCE: Triplett chest found in Texas 1999. Believed to belong to and the collection of Edward A. and Elizabeth Martin Edward Triplett.

[NI4248] SOURCE: Triplett chest found in Texas 1999. Believed to belong to and the collection of Edward A. and Elizabeth Martin Edward Triplett.

[NI4249] SOURCE: Triplett chest found in Texas 1999. Believed to belong to and the collection of Edward A. and Elizabeth Martin Edward Triplett.

[NI4263] AFN:1NP4-MSC

Source: Patty Ward
Class 1953 Ancestry Chart
Elkin, WV High School

[NI4264] SOURCE: Birth Announcement
Leah Christine Baker
Born: 17 May 2000
Time: 1:36 PM
Wt: 7 lbs 8 oz
Ht. 20 1/2 "

[NI4399] Source: Patty Ward
Class 1953 Ancestry Chart
Elkin, WV High School

[NI5146] SOURCE: Randolph County marriage Records

[NI5147] SOURCE: Randolph County WEB Site Cemetery records.

[NI5380] SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001

[NI5408] SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001

[NI5411] SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001

[NI5414] SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001

[NI5418] SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001

[NI5451] SOURCE: Allegheny Regional Family Historical Society - Randolph Co. Genealogy Society 1/2001
Elihu Phares - He was a Spanish-American War Veteran.

[NI7074] SOURCE: Ralph Clinton Taylor 1/2001

[NI7114] SOURCE: Ralph Clinton Taylor 1/2001

[NI7138] SOURCE: Ralph Clinton Taylor 1/2001

[NI7367] Jack Hodges >

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