Goen Generation 2

George 'Goen' Huggins

2^ndGENERATION

Barbara Jane Huggins Kuhn Henry

Elizabeth Jane Huggins Furbee

Harrison William Huggins

Rachel Huggins Harlan

Atha Huggins Hafer

George "Tommy" Thomas Huggins

02. BARBARA JANE HUGGINS (George¹) was born 1838 in Tyler/Wetzel County and died 3 May 1922 in Wetzel County. She was buried there at Goddard Cemetery. (Click here to view Death Certificate).

1840 Census⁵⁷:

"Garner" & Barbara lived in Tyler (now Wetzel) County with one male child under 5 years of age (Henry) and one female child under 5 (Barbara Jane).

1850 Census (taken on 13 September)⁵⁸:

"Jane" (age 12) lived on a farm in the 64th District in Wetzel County with parents "Going" (35) & Barbara (35) and siblings Henry (age 14), Elizabeth (8), Harrison (7), Rachel (4) and “Athy” (2). George and Barbara could not read or write; Henry and Jane attended school.

Neighbors:

Included the families of Harrison Yoho* (36), John Goddard** (36), John K. Nicely*** (31), Catherine Johnson (50) and Samuel “Furby”**** (34).

* Harrison Yoho was Jane's maternal uncle.

** John William Goddard was married to Jane's maternal aunt, Amanda Elizabeth Yoho.

*** John K. Nicely was married to Elizabeth Goddard (sister of John William Goddard).

****Samuel Furbee’s son, Thomas, was the future husband of sister Elizabeth.

1860 Census (taken on 27 June)²:

Jane (age 21) lived in the Lynn Camp area in Marshall County with her mother Barbara (age 44), step-father Stephen Montgomery (42) , siblings Harrison (age 17), Rachel (14), “Athe” (12), George (7), step-brother George Montgomery (17) plus Stephen H. Brady (14; unknown relationship) and day laborer Alexander Burton (20). Jane and her siblings were listed under their step-father’s surname, Montgomery. Stephen was a cooper and had personal property valued at $125. Jane and her mother Barbara could not read or write. Harrison was employed as a farm laborer.

Neighbors:

Included the families of William O'Neal (age 30), Garrison West (24), John Hall (51), Alexander Minor (32), Samuel Griffith (26), William White (32), Adam Tober (51), John McMillan (45), Thomas Parsons (42), John L. Moore (38) and Amos Minor (35).

On 29 October 1865, “Jane Huggans” married (1) HENRY KUHN in Wetzel County.²The son of JOHN KUHN & MARGARET ___, Henry was born 1842 in Noble County, Ohio⁴ and died 29 October 1865.⁵

1870 CENSUS

1880 CENSUS

1900 CENSUS

On 23 October 1902, Barbara Jane married WILLIAM HENRY in Wetzel County.⁶ William had been married previously to Barbara Jane's 1st cousin, Arminta Huggans, daughter of John Randolph Huggans. (For more information, click here and scroll down to Arminta Huggans & William Henry).

1910 Census (taken on 23 April)⁷

William (age 58) & wife "Jane" Henry (72) lived on their farm (no mortgage) in Proctor District, Wetzel County with his children John (age 20) & Annie (19). This was William's third marriage and Barbara Jane's second. William was a farmer. He and Barbara Jane could not read or write. Barbara Jane had given birth to 3 children (during her 1^st marriage); 1 was still living. John was a laborer of odd jobs and Annie was a private family housekeeper.

Neighbors:

Included families of Robert Smith (age 58), Jacob Moore (56), James Hill (32)*, Jenus Bennett (35), Richard Rorke (70), Cyrus Huggins (37)**,Wilford Garner (53)***, Sylvanus Henthorn(47), Beau Hafer (49), Enoch Evans (67; where Josephus Huggins, boarded)****.

*James Hill’s daughter, Delora, married Barbara Jane’s 1^st cousin, Gawen Eddy Huggins.

** Cyrus Parsons Huggins was Barbara Jane’s 1^st cousin.

*** Wilford Garner was Barbara Jane’s 2^nd cousin.

**** Josephus Huggins was Barbara Jane’s 1^st cousin and former brother-in-law of William Henry.

1920 Census (taken on 15 January):⁸

"Jane" Henry (age 81) lived with her step-son John (age 20), his wife Clina (21), John’s daughter (by his first marriage) Bernice Henry (8) & foster son Fred Richards (4.8 yrs) on their farm (with mortgage) in Proctor District, Wetzel County. John was a farmer, Bernice attended school and Barbara Jane could read and write. (The latter was probably an error).

Neighbors:

Included families of Dudley Powell (age 57), Rosetta Hawkins (61), William Arman (58)*, George Workman (52), {S.} T. M. Kirkpatrick (68), Ann Clemens (66), Mary Willoughby (57), Marion Moore (69)**, Alex Furbee (62), Jason Paugh (67), Charles Cook (25) and Lewis Wade (50).

* William Arman’s wife, Luella Hall, was Barbara Jane’s 2^nd cousin 1x removed.

** Marion Moore’s wife, Hannah A. Parsons, was Barbara Jane’s 2^nd cousin.

NOTE:

About a mile down the creek from Red Mills was Marion Post Office which was named in honor of Marion Moore. One of the prominent families of the surrounding area was that of Marion Moore. He taught school for many years and was one of the leading businessmen of the community. A large three-story building was erected for him by J. Mendel Garrett, a local carpenter. In addition to the general store and the post office, the third floor of the building was the Marion Council, No. 40 Junior Order of United American Mechanics, the chief labor union of the oil field workers.⁵¹

Children of BARBARA JANE HUGGINS and HENRY KUHN:

i. _____ KUHN

ii. _____ KUHN

iii. _____ KUHN

03.. ELIZABETH JANE HUGGINS (GEORGE¹) aka JANE HUGGINS was born 28 March 1841⁹ in Tyler/Wetzel County¹⁰ and died 12 February 1924 in Wetzel County.⁹ She was buried at Furbee Ridge Cemetery in Wetzel County.⁹ (Click here to view Death Certificate).

1850 Census (taken on 13 September):¹⁰

"JANE" (age 12) lived on a farm in the 64th District in Wetzel County with parents "Going"* (35) & Barbara (35) and siblings Henry (age 14), Elizabeth (8), Harrison (7), Rachel (4) and “Athy” (2). George and Barbara could not read or write; Henry and Jane attended school.
*Ancestry.com incorrectly showed George’s first name as Gong whereas the actual census listed him as Going.

Neighbors:

Included the families of Harrison Yoho* (36), John Goddard** (36), John K. Nicely*** (31), Catherine Johnson (50) and Samuel “Furby”**** (34).

* Harrison Yoho was Elizabeth's maternal uncle.

** John William Goddard was married to Elizabeth's maternal aunt, Amanda Elizabeth Yoho.

*** John K. Nicely was married to Elizabeth Goddard (sister of John William Goddard).

****Samuel Furbee’s son, Thomas, was Elizabeth's future husband.

1860 Census

On 13 September 1860, Elizabeth married THOMAS FURBEE in Marshall County. (Click here to view Marriage License/Minister's Return). The son of SAMUEL FURBEE & JANE POSTLETHWAIT, he was born October 1840¹¹in Tyler/Wetzel County¹² and died 20 August 1924 in Bebee, Wetzel County.⁵² Thomas was buried at Palmer Cemetery in Bebee.¹⁰

1870 Census (taken on 22 July)⁵³

Thomas "Frisby" (age 28) and wife Elizabeth (27) lived in Proctor District, Wetzel County with son Sanford (9). Real Property was valued at $200; Personal Property at $150. Thomas worked as a farm laborer. Elizabeth could not read or write; Sanford attended school.

Neighbors:

Included families of Wendell Hight {Haught?} (age 39), Samuel Postlewait (40)*, Joseph Estep (31), George Horner (40) and John Goddard (51)**.

*Samuel Postlewait was Thomas's uncle.

**John William Goddard's wife, Amanda Yoho Goddard, was Elizabeth's aunt.

1880 Census (taken 20 June)⁵⁴

Thomas (age 41) & wife Elizabeth (40) lived on farm in Proctor, Wetzel County with children Sanford (18), Francis (7), Samuel (3), housekeeper Sarah Postlethwait (25) and a Vestus Steed (2). Thomas was a farmer and Sanford was a farm laborer. Elizabeth couldn't write; Francis attended school.

Neighbors:

Included families of August Buchner (39), Samuel "Furbe" (65)*, George Woods (35), "Waytman Furbe" (34)**, George Folan (62), Valentine Folan (36), Barney Stender (63), John Sheibelhood (30), Daniel Dopler (25), Robert Barnhart (60) and Joseph Blake (44).

* Samuel Furbee was Thomas's father.

** Waitman Furbee was Thomas's brother.

1900 Census (taken 18 June)¹¹

Thomas "Fuibee" (59) & wife Elizabeth (58) lived on a farm (no mortgage) in Proctor District, Wetzel County with children Francis W. (age 25) and Samuel J. (22). Thomas was a farmer; Francis and Samuel were farm laborers. Elizabeth had given birth to 5 children; 3 were still living. Samuel was married but his wife, Indiana Elizabeth Lemasters Furbee, lived with her parents during the census.

Neighbors:

Included families of John Singer (age 63), Daniel Postlethwait (26), Frank Saeur (50), Presley Postlethwait (38), Nelson Postlethwait (34), Levi Harlan (22), George Schafer (50), Eugene Kelley (37), Daniel Montgomery (28) and George Herrmann (44).

1910 Census (taken 30 April)⁵⁵

Thomas Furbee (age 69) & wife Elizabeth (69) lived on a farm (no mortgage) in Proctor District, Wetzel County with son Francis (33), granddaughter Ina Furbee (11) and servant Henrietta Goddard (33)*. Thomas was a farmer and Francis worked odd jobs. Ina attended school. Elizabeth had given birth to 5 children; 3 were still living.

*Ina was the daughter of Thomas & Elizabeth's son, Samuel Furbee who married a Henrietta Goddard. The census didn't show this Henrietta as a daughter-in-law, though, and I can't find Samuel on the 1910 census.

Neighbors:

Included families of Marion Smith (age 39)*, Bill Goddard (30)**, Fred Goddard (27)**, Presley Dunham (42)**, Pemberton Freeland (46) and Lewis Wade (40).

*Marion Smith's wife, Melzena Butler Smith, was Elizabeth's 3rd cousin.

** Presley Dunham and brothers William W. Goddard & Fred Winfield Goddard were Elizabeth's half first cousins.

1920 Census (taken 17 January)⁵⁶

Thomas "Ferbee" (age 80) & wife Elizabeth (79) lived on a farm in Proctor District, Wetzel County. Thomas was a farmer on the home farm.

Neighbors:

Included families of Mont Dunham (age 27)*, H. T. Garner (37)**, Presley Dunham (53)***, Fred Goddard (40)***, Dr. P. L. Freeland (55) and Samuel J. Furbee (42)****.

* Mont Dunham was Elizabeth's half 1st cousin 1x removed.
** Henry Thomas Garner was Elizabeth's 2nd cousin.

*** Presley Dunham and Fred Winfield Goddard were Elizabeth's half 1st cousins.

**** Samuel J. Furbee was Thomas and Elizabeth's son.

Children of ELIZABETH "JANE" HUGGINS and THOMAS FURBEE:

i. SANFORD FURBEE was born 7 December 1862.¹² He was last shown as living with his father during the 1880 census – further details about him afterwards are unknown.

ii. GEORGE I. FURBEE was born 6 January 1863 and died 22 January 1867.¹²

iii. LOUIS W. FURBEE was born 29 July 1864 and died 17 August 1868.¹²

8. iv. FRANCIS MARION FURBEE was born 12 April 1874 in Wetzel County and died 14 December 1950 in New Martinsville. He was buried at Northview Cemetery, Wetzel County.

9. v. SAMUEL J. FURBEE was born 10 February 1877 in New Dale and died September 1968 in Rayland, Jefferson County, Ohio.

04.. HARRISON WILLIAM HUGGINS (GEORGE¹) was born 04 February 1843 in Wheeling, died there due to heart disease on

13 Dec 1933. He was buried at Mt. Zion Cemetery in Wheeling.⁹ (Click here to view Death Certificate).

During his life, Harrison was a farmer, carpenter and "nailer".¹³

1850 Census (taken on 13 September):¹⁰

Henry (age 14) lived on a farm in the 64th District in Wetzel County with parents "Going"* (35) & Barbara (35) and siblings "Jane" (12), Elizabeth (8), Harrison (7), Rachel (4) and “Athy” (2). George and Barbara could not read or write; Henry and Jane attended school.

Neighbors:

Included the families of Harrison Yoho* (36), John Goddard** (36), John K. Nicely*** (31), Catherine Johnson (50) and Samuel “Furby”**** (34).

* Harrison Yoho was Rachel's maternal uncle.

** John William Goddard was married to Rachel's maternal aunt, Amanda Elizabeth Yoho.

*** John K. Nicely was married to Elizabeth Goddard (sister of John William Goddard).

****Samuel Furbee’s son, Thomas, was the future husband of sister Elizabeth

On 21 January 1858, Harrison’s mother, Barbara Yoho Huggins, married STEPHEN MONTGOMERY in Wetzel County. The family (including some children from Stephen's first marriage) moved to Marshall County.

1860 Census (taken on 27 June):¹⁴

Harrison (age 17) lived in the Lynn Camp area in Marshall County with his mother Barbara (age 44), step-father Stephen Montgomery (42) , siblings Jane (age 21), Rachel (14), “Athe” (12), George (7), step-brother George Montgomery (17), Stephen H. Brady (14; unknown relationship) and day laborer Alexander Burton (20). Harrison and his siblings were listed under their step-father’s surname, Montgomery.

Stephen was a cooper and had personal property valued at $125. Harrison’s mother, Barbara and sister, Jane, could not read or write. Harrison was employed as a farm laborer.

Neighbors:

On 10 September 1863, Harrison married (1) MARY ANN HENRY in Marshall County. (Click here to view Marriage License/Minister's Return). The daughter of JONAS HENRY and DORCAS WHITE, she was born 1847 in Marshall County and died 31 December 1875 in Wetzel County.¹³

1870 Census (taken on 18 July):¹⁵

Harrison (age 24) & wife Mary (20) lived on a farm in Proctor District with children William (age 6) and Henry N. (4). Harrison could not read or write and was employed as a farm laborer.

Neighbors:

Included the families of Andrew Efaw (38), John White (35), Jacob Coffield (31)*, Henry Hall (31), Samuel Arnold (63), Henry Evans (30), George Yoho (80)**, John Yoho (44)*** and Elijah Hendershot (35).|

*Jacob’s wife, Rachel Garner, was Harrison’s 2^nd cousin.

** George Yoho was Harrison’s grandfather.

*** John Yoho was Harrison’s half-uncle.

On 7 January 1877, Harrison married (2) MARY ELIZABETH BUTLER at Rosbys Rock. (Click here to view Marriage License/Minister's Return). The daughter of THOMAS BUTLER & MARGARET LEHEW, Mary was born 20 October 1861 in Rosby's Rock. She died 22 June 1920 in Wetzel County and was buried in Wileyville. (Click here to view Death Certificate).

1880 Census (taken on 6 June):¹⁶

“Harison Huggans” (age 37) was a farmer who lived on a farm in Proctor District 104 with wife Mary (age 19) and sons William Thomas (15), Henry N. (13) & George W. (9). Neither Harrison or Mary could read or write; William Thomas was employed as a farm laborer; Henry was “maimed, crippled, bedridden or otherwise disabled” and he and other brother George attended school.

Neighbors:

Included the families of George W. Hall (age 31), Joseph Nice* (27), James Henry (37), Stephen Montgomery** (62), John Hall (71), John R. Huggans*** (65), Oliver Huggans****(26), James Wade (23), Marinda Wilobey (26) and William Butler (40).

*Joseph Nice’s granddaughter, Mildred Virginia Myers, married Orville Huggins who was the 1^st cousin twice removed of Harrison Williams Huggins.

** Stephen Montgomery was Harrison’s step-father.

*** John R. Huggans was Harrison’s paternal uncle.

****Oliver Huggans was Harrison’s cousin.

1900 Census (taken on 5 June):¹⁷

“Harrison Haggins” (age 67) lived on a farm in Proctor District 103 with his 2^nd wife, Mary (age 39), their children Emma (16), Rosa (13), Rachel (10), Amanda (8), Atha (4) and Katie (1). Also living there was a son from his first marriage, Henry Nelson Huggins (age 33). Harrison and Mary had been married 24 years and she had birthed 10 children with 7 still living. Harrison was a farmer and son Henry Nelson worked as farm labor. Harrison could not write and daughter Amanda could not read or write (and did not attend school). Emma attended school for 1 month and Rosa & Rachel for 4 months.

Neighbors:

Included families of Lewis Wade (25), Davis Nicely (45), Elisha Bennett (47), Thomas B. Parsons (58)*, Reason Goddard (68)**, Sarah Hinerman (34), Thomas Huff (52)***, Moses Goddard (39), “Abraham” {Absalom} Fair (57) and William Fair (33).

* Thomas B. Parsons was Harrison’s 2^nd cousin.

** Reason Goddard’s wife, Mary Ann Yoho, was Harrison’s half-aunt.

*** Thomas Huff’s wife, Catherine Jane Richmond, was Harrison’s 2^nd cousin once removed.

1910 Census (taken on 26 April):¹⁸

Harrison (age 67) was a farmer who lived on a rented farm in Proctor District 158, Wetzel County with wife Mary (49) and children Rosa (22), “Rachiel” (19), “Minta” (17), “Otha” (14), “Katie (12), Lloyd (8) and Friend (4). Mary had given birth to 9 children with 8 still living. Atha, Katie and Lloyd attended school.

Neighbors:

Included families of Samuel Furbee (32)*, Frank Kelley (46), August Buchner (69), Lewis Buchner (59), John Taylor (30), James C. Smith (40) and Lewis Babe (52).

*Samuel Furbee was Harrison’s uncle.

1920 Census (taken 29 January 1920):¹⁹

Harrison (age 76), wife Mary (59 years) and son Friend (13) lived in a rented home in Center District 136, Wetzel County. Harrison could not read or write and had no occupation.

Neighbors:

Families of William Palmer (43), Milton Mobley (44), William Lemasters (44), Silas Taylor (28), Henry Nelson Huggins (53), Andrew Clements Huggins (25), John "Hartichon" (43) and Samuel Cain (42).

At some point during their marriage, Harrison and Mary lived at 3040 Market Street in Wheeling.¹² By 1912 when daughter Rachel died, they were living at 2306 Eoff Street in Wheeling and, at the time of Harrison's death, their address was 202 – 18^th Street in Wheeling.⁹

Children of HARRISON WILLIAMS HUGGINS and (1) MARY ANN HENRY:

10. i. WILLIAM THOMAS HUGGINS aka WILL TOMMY HUGGINS was born 02 May 1864 in Proctor District and died 29 December 1954 in Wileyville.

11. ii. HENRY NELSON HUGGINS was born 17 August 1865 in Proctor District and died 22 April 1949 in Moundsville.

12. iii. GEORGE WASHINGTON HUGGINS was born 25 November 1870 or 25 November 1872 in Proctor District and died 11 January 1936 at the Camden Clark Hospital in Parkersburg, Wood County.

iv. JOSEPH L. HUGGINS was born 4 May 1874 in Proctor District ¹⁰ and died from whooping cough on 5 May 1875 in Wetzel County. ²⁰

Children of HARRISON WILLIAM HUGGINS and (2) MARY ELIZABETH BUTLER:

v. MARGARET³ HUGGINS, was born 1878 in Proctor District.²¹ She married MARTIN JEWEL on 02 November 1896 in Belmont County, Ohio ²² at the home of John A. Huggins. Martin was born 1871 in Belmont County, Ohio. ²¹

13. vi. EMMA J. HUGGINS was born 16 June 1883 in Proctor District and died after March 1970.

14. vii. ROSA E. HUGGINS was born 15 March 1887 in Proctor District and died near Wheeling before March 1970.

viii. RACHEL B. HUGGINS was born 15 April 1890 in New Dale, Wetzel County.²² She died from appendicitis on 26 August 1912 in Wheeling and was buried in Proctor District.²³

During the 1900 & 1910 censuses, she lived with her parents.

ix. AMANDA A. HUGGINS was born 05 February 1892 in Proctor District.²³ She married WILEY MASON on 27 June 1911 in New Dale.²³ Wiley was born 1890 in West P.O., Wetzel County.²³

She lived with her parents during the 1900 & 1910 censuses.

1920 & 1930 CENSUSES

x. ATHA A. HUGGINS was born September 1894 in Proctor District.²³ During the 1900 & 1910 Censuses, she lived with her parents. It’s unknown as to what happened to her after 1910.

xi. KATHERINE L. HUGGINS was born 01 September 1898 in Proctor District.²³ During the 1900 & 1910 censuses, she lived with her parents. On 10 July 1923, Katherine married CLEMMENS BURGE in Moundsville. (Click here to view Marriage License/Minister's Return). The son of HENRY BURGE & SARAH J. NICE, he was born 08 December 1876 at Rosbys Rock, Marshall County²⁴ and died from an abscess 21 September 1953 at Ohio Valley General Hospital in Wheeling, Ohio County. He was buried at Peninsula Cemetery. (Click here to view Death Certificate). By the time of his death, he lived at 206 - 18th Street in Wheeling.⁹

1920 CENSUS

The 1930 census²⁵ showed "Hattie" (age 31) living with her husband "Cleman" Burge (age 53) in their home valued at $1,500 at 202 - 18th Street, Wheeling. Also

living there were members of her husband's family - his sons, Marion (age 14) and Gerald (12), brother Richard Rickman (40) & married niece Pansy Lucas

(16). Clemens was employed as a Railroad trackman and had not served in the military. Richard was a coal miner and also had not served in the military. Niece

Pansy married at age 14 and her husband was not listed as living in the household. Sons Marion & Gerald attended school.

Neighbors included families of William Vance (age 42), Mary Principe (37), Earl Rolf (29), William Aiken (40), Donald Robertson (22), John Linaweaver (42),

William Hissom (21), Frank Wolf (52), Clarence Moore (38) and Howard Watkins (6).

15. xii. LLOYD BROOKS HUGGINS was born 04 February 1901 in Wileyville and died 07 June 1973 in Wheeling.

xiii. FRIEND HUGGINS was born 14 March 1905 in Proctor District.²³ He died 31 March 1970 in Patterson Place, Wheeling and was buried at Greenwood Cemetery in Wheeling.²³ Friend was a pottery worker, self-employed painter and also worked for the railroad.²⁶

During the 1910 & 1920 censuses, Friend lived with his family. (His name was shown as “Lucon Huggins” in the 1920 census).

He married NETTIE HANLIN on 19 March 1930 in Wheeling.²³ She was born 1903 in Kanawha Head, Upshur County and died before 1970.²³

1930 CENSUS

05.. RACHEL HUGGINS (GEORGE¹) was born 08 August 1844 in Tyler County ⁹ and died from senility 16 July 1929 in Ravenna, Ohio.⁹ She was buried at Lot 75, Section R of Washington Cemetery in Washington, Pennsylvania. (Click here to view Death Certificate).

1850 Census (taken on 13 September)⁵⁸:

Rachel (age 4) lived on a farm in the 64th District in Wetzel County with parents "Going"* (35) & Barbara (35) and siblings Henry (age 14), "Jane" (12), Elizabeth (8), Harrison (7) and “Athy” (2). George and Barbara could not read or write; Henry and Jane attended school.

Neighbors:

Included the families of Harrison Yoho* (36), John Goddard** (36), John K. Nicely*** (31), Catherine Johnson (50) and Samuel “Furby”**** (34).

* Harrison Yoho was Rachel's maternal uncle.

** John William Goddard was married to Rachel's maternal aunt, Amanda Elizabeth Yoho.

*** John K. Nicely was married to Elizabeth Goddard (sister of John William Goddard).

****Samuel Furbee’s son, Thomas, was the future husband of sister Elizabeth.

1860 Census (taken on 27 June)²:

Rachel (age 14) lived in the Lynn Camp area in Marshall County with her mother Barbara (age 44), step-father Stephen Montgomery (42) , siblings Jane (21), Harrison (17), “Athe” (12), George (7), step-brother George Montgomery (17) plus Stephen H. Brady (14; unknown relationship) and day laborer Alexander Burton (20). Rachel and her siblings were listed under their step-father’s surname, Montgomery. Stephen was a cooper and had personal property valued at $125. Jane and her mother Barbara could not read or write. Harrison was employed as a farm laborer.

Neighbors:

In about 1865, Rachel married DANIEL EDWARD HARLAN JR.²⁷ The son of DANIEL HARLAN & MARGARET MOBLEY, he was born 18 October 1832²⁸ in Monroe County, Ohio.¹² He died 22 November 1904 in Wetzel County and was buried in Harland Cemetery in Brock Ridge.²⁸ (Click here and here to view Gravestones).

Daniel had previously been married in 1855 to LOUISA J. VOORHES.²⁹ Louisa was born 10 November 1842 in Ohio³⁰ and died 12 July 1865.³⁰ (Click here to view Gravestone). Daniel and Louisa had three children; William, Jefferson and Barbary.³⁰

Land Transactions for DANIEL EDWARD HARLAN JR :³¹

In 1863, Daniel Harlan bought 59 acres on Little Fishing Creek in Proctor District for $4 an acre.

He bought 62 acres on Rocky Run in Proctor District for $3 an acre and more land on S.C. Proctor District for $3 an acre.

In 1868, Daniel and his brother Thomas Harlan bought 62 acres on Lynn Camp, Proctor District, 9 miles S & E from the Courthouse for $5 an acre.

In 1870, Daniel and Thomas bought 184 acres at Lynn Camp, Proctor District, 12 miles S & E from the courthouse for $7 an acre.

1870 Census (taken on 25 July):³²

Daniel Harlan (age 37), wife Rachel (23), his son Jefferson (8) and their daughter Louisa (2) and two others (John Moore age 20 & J A. Voras age 19) lived on a farm in Proctor, Wetzel County, West Virginia. Real property was valued at $2,000; Personal Property at $350. Rachel could not write; Jefferson attended school.

Neighbors:

Included families of Gabriel "Firby" (age 46), Barbary Higgins (59), Jeremiah Horkuson (35), Thomas Harlan* (32), Moses Pittman (33), Isaac Lemasters (52), John Lemasters (21) and William Harlan* (27).

*Brothers to Daniel Harlan Jr.

1880 Census (taken on 18 June):³³

Daniel (age 47), wife Rachel (33), his son Jefferson (19) and their children Louisa (12), "Athe" (10), "Vola" (8), George (6), James (4), Levi (2) and Friend (6 months) lived on a farm in Proctor District 104. Daniel was a farmer and Jefferson was a farm laborer. Daniel could not write and Rachel could not read or write. Louisa, Atha, Viola and George attended school.

Neighbors:

Included families of Christina Lemasters (58), Jesse Phillips (29), Obadiah "Pitman" (44), Thomas Harlan* (43), Jacob Finch** (42), Philip Ryan (39) & Alonzo Wade (26).

* Brother of Daniel Harlan Jr.

**Jacob Finch was Rachel’s 1^st cousin.

1900 Census (taken on 2 June):³⁴

Daniel (age 68), his wife Rachel (54) and son {Friend} Sanford (age 20) lived on a farm (no mortgage) in Magnolia District 102, Wetzel County. Daniel was a farmer who had been unemployed for 2 months during the census period; Friend Sanford Harlan was a farm laborer who had been unemployed for 3 months. Daniel and Rachel could read and write. Rachel had given birth to 12 children; 7 were still living.

Neighbors:

Included families of Thomas A. Harlan* (29), Thomas Harlan** (63), George Harlan*** (26), Hiram Lemasters (42), Grandison Lemasters (46), Elizabeth Lemasters (44), Spencer Lemasters (41), Alba Calvert (69), David Calvert (40) and John W. Moore (57).

* Thomas A. Harlan was Daniel’s nephew.

** Thomas Harlan was Daniel’s brother.

*** George Harlan was Daniel’s father.

1910 Census (taken on 3 May):³⁵

Widow Rachel (age 63) and grandson Osney E. Harlan (age 12) lived in a home (no mortgage) in Proctor District 158. (Osney’s parents were James D. & Clara B. Pool Harlan). Rachel had given birth to 9 children; 6 were still living. She could not write; Osney attended school.

Neighbors:

Included families of Mary J. Postlethwait (45), Alexander Wade (62), George Dunham (69), Wilfred Dunham (43), John Moore (67), Ernest Babe (46), Edward Harlan (46), George Harlan* (38), John Hafer** (62), James Coen (28) and Spencer Lemasters (50).

*George Harlan was Rachel’s son.

**John Hafer was married to Rachel’s sister Atha.

1920 Census (taken on 2 January):³⁶

Rachel (age 73) lived with her 21 year old grandson, “Orney” Harlan in his rented home in Ravenna District 106, Portage County, Ohio. Also living in the household were boarders William Hinkle (age 28), his wife Emma (20) & their daughter Mary (2). Osney was employed as a shearer at a Dye Works.

Neighbors:

Included families of William Foat (33), T. C. Mendenhall (78), George Rogers (72), Sarah Horr (72), Emma Stuart (59), George Robinson (52), W.W. Stevens (60), A. C. Williams (71), J. A. Finney (61), Ching Ling (52), C.V. Grove (47), Roy Rumberger (36), H. D. King (71) and A. F. Blank (44).

Prior to her death, Rachel had fractured her hip.⁹

Children of RACHEL HUGGINS and DANIEL HARLAN:

16. i. LOUISA JANE HARLAN was born March 1868 in West PO, Wetzel County and died in Sherrard, Marshall County.

17. ii. ATHA ELIZABETH HARLAN was born 25 July 1869 in West PO and died 25 October 1953 in Malvern, Carroll County, Ohio.

18. iii. VIOLA B. HARLAN was born 18 March 1870 in West PO and died 16 Feb 1952 in Washington, Pennsylvania.

19. iv. GEORGE ERVEN HARLAN was born 07 March 1874 in West P.O. and died 1940 in Canton, Ohio.

20. v. JAMES D. HARLAN was born 24 Aug 1875 in West P.O. and died 05 February 1907 in West P.O.

21. vi. LEVI THOMAS HARLAN was born 28 Jan 1877 in West P.O. and died in Moundsville.

22. vii. FRIEND SANFORD HARLAN aka SANFORD HARLAN was born 12 Dec 1879 in West P.O. and died 28 April 1969 in Ravenna, Ohio.

viii. ARMINA R. HARLAN was born 04 May 1882 at West P.O.¹² and died on 07 September 1883 in West Virginia.¹² She was buried in Harland Cemetery near West P.O. (Click here and here to view gravestone pictures).

06.. ATHA HUGGINS (GEORGE¹) was born 22 May 1847 in Wileyville and died on 31 December 1938 in Proctor District, where she was buried. (Click here to view Death Certificate).

1850 Census (taken on 13 September)⁵⁸:

"Athy" (age 2) lived on a farm in the 64th District in Wetzel County with parents "Going"* (35) & Barbara (35) and siblings Henry (age 14), "Jane" (12), Elizabeth (8), Harrison (7) and Rachel (4). George and Barbara could not read or write; Henry and Jane attended school.

Neighbors:

Included the families of Harrison Yoho* (36), John Goddard** (36), John K. Nicely*** (31), Catherine Johnson (50) and Samuel “Furby”**** (34).

* Harrison Yoho was Atha's maternal uncle.

** John William Goddard was married to Atha's maternal aunt, Amanda Elizabeth Yoho.

*** John K. Nicely was married to Elizabeth Goddard (sister of John William Goddard).

****Samuel Furbee’s son, Thomas, was the future husband of sister Elizabeth.

1860 Census (taken on 27 June)²:

"Athe" (age 12) lived in the Lynn Camp area in Marshall County with her mother Barbara (age 44), step-father Stephen Montgomery (42) , siblings Jane (21), Harrison (17), Rachel (14), George (7), step-brother George Montgomery (17) plus Stephen H. Brady (14; unknown relationship) and day laborer Alexander Burton (20). Atha and her siblings were listed under their step-father’s surname, Montgomery. Stephen was a cooper and had personal property valued at $125. Jane and her mother Barbara could not read or write. Harrison was employed as a farm laborer.

Neighbors:

1870 CENSUS

On 08 July 1871, Atha was married by the Rev. Harrison Yoho to JOHN P. HAFER in Wetzel County.³⁷ The son of ELIAS HAFER & SARAH JANE MILLER, John was born March 1847 in Marshall County⁹ and died 4 March 1934 in Proctor District.⁹ He was buried at Goddard Cemetery in Wetzel County.⁹ (Click here to view Death Certificate).

1880 Census (taken on 28 June):³⁸

John Hafer (age 30), wife Atha (26), their children George (9), Rachel (7), John A. (4), "Windel" (8 months) and John's brother Elias (12) lived on a farm in Proctor District 104, Wetzel County, West Virginia. John & Atha could not read or write.

Neighbors:

Included families of Lemuel Goddard* (age 32), Conrad Homan (59), Windel Haid (47), John Singer (23), George W. "Ceicle" {Cecil} (37), Joseph "Yokam" {Yocum} (38), Henry A. West (53), George A. Williams (41) and Benjamin West (49).

*Lemuel Goddard was Atha’s 1^st cousin.

1900 Census (taken on 13 June):³⁹

Atha (age 53) lived on a rented farm in Proctor District 102 with her farmer husband John (age 53) and children John A. (age 23), Christina (17), Celia A. (16) and Elizabeth (11).

Neighbors:

Included families of Valentine Estep (age 55), Jacob Leitner (40), John Estep (47), George Hohmann Sr. (70), Martin V. Junell (31), Elizabeth Goddard (52), Lemuel Goddard*(52), John A. Huggans (40).

*Lemuel Goddard was Atha’s 1^st cousin.

1910 Census (taken on 4 May):⁴⁰

John (age 62), wife Atha (63) and daughter Christine (28) lived on a rented farm in Proctor District 104. John was a farmer and Christina was a Private family housekeeper. Atha had given birth to 7 children, 4 still living.

Neighbors:

Included families of Alexander Wade (age 62), George Dunham (69), Wilfred Dunham (43), John Moore (67), Ernest Babe (46), Edward Harlan (46), Rachel Harlan* (63), George Harlan** (38), James Coen (28) and Spencer Lemasters (50).

*Rachel Harlan was Atha’s sister.

** George Harlan was Atha’s nephew.

1920 Census (taken on 2 January):⁴¹

John (age 73) & Atha (73) lived with their son John A. (age 42), his wife Ida (29) and their sons Harold (5), Wilbur (4 years 2 months) and Woodrow (2 months) in John A.'s rented home in Ten mile District 82, Harrison County. John A. worked as a laborer in a Glass House.

Neighbors:

Included families of Minton Holden Jr. (75), Fonda Davison (24), Okey Washburn (24), W. M. Grubb (36), S.S. Craft (37), Austin Moar (22), W. C. Ash (26), George Cader (50), G. W. Bumgardner (48), Rolly Wilson (25) and Willis McCune (39).

1930 Census (taken on 1 May):⁴²

John (age 83) & Atha (82) lived on their daughter Celia (45) and her husband Friend W. Goddard's (46) owned farm in Proctor District. Also there were Friend & Celia’s children Melvin (18), Lawrence (17) and Goldie (15), John & Atha’s daughter Christina Games (47) and two other grandchildren Charles Johnson (14) and Lizzy Johnson (11). I don't know the names of Charles and Lizzy’s parents.

Neighbors:

Included families of Clarence Huggins* (44), John W. Goddard** (73), Primberton Freeland (67), Bruce Clark (54), Lewis Wade (60), David Nicely (74), Benton Blake (37), Foster Goddard*** (57), Fred Goddard**** (49), Presley Dunham***** (63) and Clark Pegg (27).

*Clarence Huggins was Altha’s grandnephew.

** John W. Goddard was the father of Altha’s son-in-law Friend W. Goddard.

*** Foster Goddard was Altha’s half 1^st cousin.

**** Fred Goddard was Altha’s half 1^st cousin 2x removed.

***** Presley Dunham was Altha’s half 1^st cousin.

Children of ATHA HUGGINS and JOHN HAFER:

i. GEORGE HAFER was born about 1871 in West Virginia.³⁸ Other details unknown.

ii. RACHEL HAFER was born about 1873 in West Virginia.³⁸ Other details unknown.

23. iii. JOHN A. HAFER was born in September 1876 in West Virginia.

iv. WENDLE HAFER was born 7 November 1879⁴³ and died 12 October 1895.⁴³ He was buried at Antioch Cemetery in Wetzel County. (Click here to view Gravestone).

iv. CHRISTINA JANE HAFER was born 2 December 1882 in Wetzel County⁹ and died 31 August 1941 in Proctor District.⁹ She was buried at Goddard Cemetery in Proctor District.⁹ (Click here to view Death Certificate and here to view Gravestone).

During the 1900 & 1910 Censuses, she lived with her parents.

On 19 February 1911, she married ELMER CLARENCE JOHNSON in New Dale, Wetzel County. (Click here to view Marriage license/Minister's return). The son of HENRY JOHNSON & EDNA SMATLERY, he was born 26 April 1883 in Marshall County and died from tuberculosis on 27 March 1926 in Proctor District, Wetzel County. He was buried in Goddard Cemetery. (Click here to view Death Certificate and here to view Gravestone).

During the 1920 census, Clarence Johnson (age 38) & wife Christine (35) lived on a rented farm in Proctor District, Wetzel County with children Charley M. (4 years 6 months) and Lizzie (4 months). Elmer was a farmer.

On 27 September 1927, Christina married widower FRANK GAMES. (Click here to view Marriage license/Minister's return). He was born about 1852 in Marshall County and died before August 1941 as Christina's obituary listed her as a widow. (I can't locate Frank on any censuses - it's possibly Frank was his middle name).

1920 CENSUS

During the 1930 census, Christina lived with her sister Celia Hafer Goddard and Celia’s husband Friend W. Goddard.⁴⁴

24. iv. CELIA A. HAFER was born about March 1884 in West Virginia³⁹ and died in (possibly) 1994.³⁰

v. ELIZABETH HAFER was born about July 1888 in West Virginia.³⁹

During the 1900 census, she lived with her parents. She wasn't listed as being with the family during the 1910 census – possibly she had married by that time.

07.. GEORGE THOMAS HUGGINS aka TOMMY HUGGINS (GEORGE¹) was born 24 May 1851 in Wileyville and died 23 September 1944 in Boggs Run, Marshall County. (Click here to view Death Certificate and here to view obituary). Note, his death certificate/obituary both show an 1868 year of birth but his father died about 1856.

1860 Census (taken on 27 June)²:

George (age 7) lived in the Lynn Camp area in Marshall County with his mother Barbara (age 44), step-father Stephen Montgomery (42) , siblings Jane (21), Harrison (17), Rachel (14) “Athe” (12), step-brother George Montgomery (17) plus Stephen H. Brady (14; unknown relationship) and day laborer Alexander Burton (20). George and his siblings were listed under their step-father’s surname, Montgomery. Stephen was a cooper and had personal property valued at $125. Jane and her mother Barbara could not read or write. Harrison was employed as a farm laborer.

Neighbors:

1870 Census

On 31 December 1876, George Tommy married MARGARET A. BUTLER in Marshall County. (Click here to view Marriage License/Minister's Return). The daughter of THOMAS BUTLER & MARGARET ___, she was born October 1861 in Marshall County.³⁷ Thomas Butler was born in Ireland.

1880 Census (taken on 19 June):⁴⁵

"Thomas Huggins" (age 20) lived in Proctor District 104 with wife Margaret (17). Thomas, a farmer, could not read or write.

Neighbors:

Included families of George Goddard* (27), George Yoho** (96), John Yoho*** (52), Isaac Paugh (68), John A. Huggins (22), Marion Moore**** (29), David “Gathard” (56), William Burge (32), “Eliga” Hendershot (45) & John Furbee***** (46).

*George Goddard was a half 1^st cousin to George “Tommy”.

** George Yoho was a grandfather to George “Tommy”.

*** John Yoho was a 2^nd cousin 1x removed to George “Tommy”.

**** Marion Moore was a 2^nd cousin to Margaret Butler Huggins (wife to George “Tommy”.

***** John Furbee was a half-nephew to Margaret Butler Huggins.

1900 Census (taken on 8 June):⁴⁶

"Thomas HAGGINS" (age 49) lived in rented home in Proctor District 103 with wife Margaret (38) and children Atha (19), Grover C. (16), Ida (10), “Massie” (8), Bertha (6), William H. (4) & Roxy (1). George “Tommy” was a farmer laborer who was unemployed 2 months during the census year. He could not read or write. Margaret had given birth to 11 children with 8 still living. Grover, Ida & Bessie attended school for 3 months; Bessie & Bertha could not read or write.

Neighbors:

Included families of Sanford Woods (35), Wilford Garrett (40), Albert McMahon (40), James T. Butler (40), George Jacobs (30), Wilhelm Chaffee (34) & Alva Hurley (29).

1910 Census (taken on 20 April):⁴⁷

“Thomas Huggines” (age 55) lived on rented farm in Proctor District 158 with wife "Margarette" (49) and children “Massa” (19 yrs), “Ella” (15), William (13), Roxie (10), Francis (6) & “Icy” (5).

Neighbors:

Included families of George Hohmann (80), Cleveland "Huggines"* (25), Lemuel Goddard** (60), Joseph Noland (73), Samuel Bland (57), Wamsley Jackson (27), Alex Dulaney (52), David McIntire (56) and Troy McIntire (27).

* George “Tommy” was the father of Grover Cleveland “Huggines”.

** Lemuel Goddard & George “Tommy” were 1^st cousins.

1920 Census (taken on 5 January):⁴⁸

“Thomas Huggins” (age 67) lived in rented home at 911 Jefferson Avenue in Moundsville Ward 4 District 69 with wife Margaret (57) and children Francis (17) & Icie (14). George “Tommy” was not employed and Francis worked as a laborer in a Steel Mill. Francis & Icie did not attend school.

Neighbors:

Included families of Harry Epler (24), Jacob Thrash/Tkach (50), Joseph Sanburn/Turnburn (38), Thomas Johnson (67), James Criswell (61), Frank Helms (27), Sherman Williams (32), Henry Williams (62), Hugh Robertson (56), Jennie Platt (61) and Richard Boyd (37).

1930 Census (taken on 4 April):⁴⁹

“Thomas” (age 72) and his wife Margaret (68) lived in the rented ($15 month) home of son William at 602 ½ Clark Street, Martins Ferry, Belmont County, Ohio. Also living there were William’s children William (age 9), Nellie (7) and Arthur (4). The census showed the senior William as being married for about 11 years but his wife was not listed as living in the household. William worked as a riveter in a Tin Mill and had not served in the military. The children did not attend school and George “Tommy” & Margaret could not read or write.

Neighbors:

Included families of John Saltysiak (37), Morris Mordel (48), Smales Smales (55), Nick Smales (41), George Molnar (32), Nick Catarina (39), Steve Bogos (40), Harry Kanakis (40), Katherine Sameron (35), Dora Lynch (52) and Alec Nagy (21). Nearly all were immigrants from Greece or Hungary.

Children of GEORGE “TOMMY” HUGGINS and MARGARET BUTLER:

i. ATHA E. HUGGINS (twin) born 22 June 1881 in Proctor District³⁷ who probably died before 1910 as she was not listed on the 1910 census.

ii. C. J. HUGGINS (twin) born 22 June 1881 in Proctor District³⁷who probably died before 1910 as he was not listed on the 1910 census.

25. iii. GROVER CLEVELAND HUGGINS who was born July 1883 in Proctor District.

iv. IDA MARGARET HUGGINS aka MAGGIE HUGGINS who was born 28 June 1889 in Proctor District³⁷and was killed there in an accident on 27 August 1900.³⁷

v. BESSIE LOENA HUGGINS who was born 27 June 1892 in Proctor District.³⁷ During the 1900 census, she lived with her parents.⁴⁶

On 13 May 1912, she married WILLIAM JOHNSON in New Dale.³⁷He was born 1889 in McMechen.³⁷

vi. BERTHA RUTH ELLEN HUGGINS.was born 29 September 1894 in Proctor District.⁵⁰

During the 1900 census, she lived with her parents.⁴⁶

26. vii. WILLIAM HARRISON HUGGINS was born 17 September 1896 in Proctor District.

viii. ROSY HUGGINS was born 17 November 1898 in Proctor District.⁵⁰

. During the 1900 census, she lived with her parents.⁴⁶

27. ix. ROXIE HUGGINS was born 01 September 1900 in Proctor District.

x. FRANCIS M. HUGGINS* was born 21 January 1903 in Proctor District⁵⁰ and died due to heart trouble on 26 March 1969 at Magee Farm in Brooke County.⁵⁰ He was buried at Greenwood Cemetery in Wheeling.⁵⁰ At one point, he was employed as a recapper for Goodyear Rubber Company in Wheeling.

*Middle name was possible MARION.

During the 1900⁴⁶ & 1910⁴⁷ censuses, he lived with his family.

Francis married (1) HELEN K. JOSEPH MARCZUISKA who was born 1 June 1917 in McMechan and died 15 February 1994 in Wheeling.²⁶ An obituary for Helen showed her parents as Kareem & Alice Joseph and not Marczuiska .

Francis married (2) MARY E. ____.

xi. ICIE HUGGINS was born 1905 in West Virginia (probably Proctor District.)⁴⁷

During the 1910 census, she lived with her parents.⁴⁷

On 19 October 1920, she married her 1^st cousin, LLOYD BROOKS HUGGINS in Moundsville. (Click here for more information).

SOURCES:

01. Death Certificate

02. U.S. Federal 1860 Census, Marshall County, {West} Virginia Roll M653_1360; Page 171; Image 174 (page 57 of 301 at ancestry.com) Date of Census: 27 June 1860.

03. Dodd, Jordan, comp.. West Virginia Marriage Records 1863-1900 (online at ancestry.com

04. Charles E. Huggins, Huggins Families of Western Pennsylvania and Northern West Virginia, (1987 by Gateway Press, Inc. of Baltimore), Chapter 14 "Other Huggins Families" Section II Page 389.

05. His wife’s 1910 census showed she had been married to her 2^nd husband, William Henry, for 8 years.

06. Wetzel County Marriage records, researched by J. Smith

07. U.S. Federal 1910 Census, Proctor District 159, Wetzel County, West Virginia

Roll T624_1699, Page 4A, Enumeration District 159 Image 1255 (Page 7 of 22 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 23 April 1910.

08. U.S. Federal 1920 Census, Page 109 Sheet 3A; Proctor District 150, Wetzel County, West Virginia Roll: T625_1973 Image 219; Page 5 of 17 at ancestry.com)

Date of Census: 15 January 1920

09. Death Certificate

10. Research by Donnie Huggins – source unknown.

11. U.S. Federal 1900 Census, Proctor, Wetzel County, West Virginia Roll T623 1775; Page 12B; Enumeration District 102 (Page 13 of 18 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 18 June 1900.

12. Cathy Majoris’ tree at ancestry.com – source unknown.

13. Charles E. Huggins, Huggins Families of Western Pennsylvania and Northern West Virginia, (1987 by Gateway Press, Inc. of Baltimore), Chapter 14 "Other Huggins Families" Section II Page 390.

14. U.S. Federal 1860 Census, Marshall County, {West} Virginia Roll M653_1360; Page 171; Image 174 (page 57 of 301 at ancestry.com). Date of Census: 27 June 1860.

15. U.S. Federal 1870 Census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia Roll M593_1701; Page 230; Image 463 (page 36 of 53 at ancestry.com). Date of Census: 20 July 1870.

16. U.S. Federal 1880 Census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia Roll: T9_1415; Family History Film: 1255415; Page: 63.2000; Enumeration District: 104; (page 10 of 52 at ancestry.com) Date of Census: 6 June 1880

17. U.S. Federal 1900 Census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia

Roll T623 1775; Page 3A; Enumeration District 103 (page 5 of 32 at ancestry.com)

Date of Census: 5 June 1920.

18. U.S. Federal Government, 1910 Census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia

Roll T624_1699; Page 6A; Enumeration District 158; Image 1233 (page 11 of 25 at ancestry.com) Date of Census: 26 April 1910.

19. U.S. Federal Government, 1920 Census, Center, Wetzel, West Virginia

Roll T625_1972; Page 9B; Enumeration District 136; Image 940 (page 18 of 19 at ancestry.com) Date of Census: 29 January 1920.

20. Charles E. Huggins, Huggins Families of Western Pennsylvania and Northern West Virginia, (1987 by Gateway Press, Inc. of Baltimore), Chapter 14 "Other Huggins Families" Section II Page 413. Source for day of death was research in WV done for me by L.G. Stout.

21. Wetzel County Marriage Records 1894-1902 (page 28) published by the Wetzel County Genealogical Society.

22. Charles E. Huggins, Huggins Families of Western Pennsylvania and Northern West Virginia, (1987 by Gateway Press, Inc. of Baltimore), Chapter 14 "Other Huggins Families" Section II Page 413

23. Charles E. Huggins, Huggins Families of Western Pennsylvania and Northern West Virginia, (1987 by Gateway Press, Inc. of Baltimore), Chapter 14 "Other Huggins Families" Section II Page 414

24. WWI Draft Registration Card.

25. U.S. Federal 1930 census, Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia Roll 2549; Page 11B; Enumeration District 10; Image 1085.0 (page 22 of 39 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 9 April 1930.

26. Obituary

27. U.S. Federal 1900 Census, Magnolia, Wetzel, West Virginia Roll T623 1775; Page 2A; Enumeration District 102 (page 3 of 11 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 2 June 1900.

28. FindaGrave.com

29. Belmont County Marriage Record Book #10 p.135.

30. Unproven; item source was OneWorld at ancestry.com

31. Land Records source was Harry H. Harlan, who provided them to Donnie Huggins.

32. U.S. Federal 1870 Census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia; Roll M593_1701; Page 236; Image 475; (page 48 of 53 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 25 July 1870.

33. U.S. Federal 1880 Census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia Roll T9_1415; Family History Film 1255415; Pg 75.1000; Enumeration District 104 (page 33 of 52 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 18 June 1880.

34. U.S. Federal 1900 Census, Magnolia, Wetzel, West Virginia Roll T623 1775; Page 2A; Enumeration District 102 (page 3 of 11 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 2 June 1900.

35. U.S. Federal 1910 Census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia Roll T624_1699; Page 10A; Enumeration District 158; Image 1241 (page 19 of 25 at ancestry.com)

Date of Census: 3 May 1910.

36. U.S. Federal 1920 Census, Ravenna Ward 1, Portage, Ohio Roll T625_1428; Page 1B; Enumeration District 106; Image 280 (page 2 of 21 at ancestry.com)

Date of Census: 2 January 1920.

37. Charles E. Huggins, Huggins Families of Western Pennsylvania and Northern West Virginia (1987 by Gateway Press, Inc. of Baltimore), Chapter 14 "Other Huggins Families" Section II Page 415.

38. U.S. Federal 1880 Census , Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia Roll T9_1415; Family History Film 1255415; Pg 83.1000; Enumeration District 104 (page 49 of 52 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 28 June 1880.

39. U.S. Federal 1900 Census, Page 214, Sheet 9B (Roll T623 1775) (Page 7 of 18 at ancestry.com) District 102, Proctor, Wetzel County, West Virginia; Date of Census: 13 June 1900.

40. U.S. Federal 1910 Census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia Roll T624_1699; Page 10A; Enumeration District 158; Image 1241 (page 19 of 25 at ancestry.com)

Date of Census: 4 May 1910.

41. U.S. Federal 1920 Census, Ten mile, Harrison, West Virginia Roll T625_1956; Page 1B; Enumeration District 82; Image 1013 (pages 1 & 2 of 22 at ancestry.com)

Date of Census: 2 January 1920.

42. U.S. Federal 1930 census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia Roll 2557; Page 13A; Enumeration District 18; Image 1065.0 (page 25 of 35 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 1 May 1930.

43. Antioch cemetery listing at Wetzel County Rootsweb site http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~wvwetzel/proctor/Antioch_Cemetery.htm

44. U.S. Federal 1930 census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia Roll 2557; Page 13A; Enumeration District 18; Image 1065.0 (page 25 of 35 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 1 May 1930.

45. U.S. Federal 1880 Census Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia Roll T9_1415; Family History Film 1255415; Page 76.3000; Enumeration District: 104 (page 35 of 52 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 19 June 1880.

46. U.S. Federal 1900 Census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia Roll T623 1775; Page 5B; Enumeration District 103 (page 10 of 32 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 8 June 1900.

47. U.S. Federal 1910 Census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia Roll T624_1699; Page 3A; Enumeration District 158; Image: 1227 (page 5 of 25 at ancestry.com)

Date of Census: 20 April 1910.

48. U.S. Federal 1920 Census, Moundsville Ward 4, Marshall, West Virginia Roll T625_1953; Page 3A; Enumeration District 69; Image 529 (page 5 of 35 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 5 January 1920.

49. U.S. Federal 1930 census, Martins Ferry, Belmont, Ohio Roll 1750; Page 6B; Enumeration District 26; Image 1097.0 (page 12 of 39 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 4 April 1930.

50. Charles E. Huggins, Huggins Families of Western Pennsylvania and Northern West Virginia, (1987 by Gateway Press, Inc. of Baltimore), Chapter 14 "Other Huggins Families" Section II Page 416

51. Proctor Creek Album article published in the "History of Wetzel County, West Virginia to 1983
52. Wetzel County West Virginia Register of Deaths page 58a at the West Virginia Division of Culture & History website at http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_view.aspx?Id=4894730&Type=Death
53. U.S. Federal 1870 Census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia; Roll M593_1701; Page: 233A; Image: 471; Family History Library Film: 553200; (page 41 of 53 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 22 July.
54. U.S. Federal 1880 Census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia; Roll T9_1415; Fam Hist Film 1255415; Pg 77.2000; Enumeration District 104; (page 38 of 52 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 20 June.
55. U.S. Federal 1910 Census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia; Roll T624_1699; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 159; Image: 1259; (page 11 of 22 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 30 April.
56. U.S. Federal 1920 Census, Proctor, Wetzel, West Virginia; Roll T625_1973; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 150; Image: 220; (page 6 of 17 at ancestry.com); Date of Census: 17 January.

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