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This is the information on the Artrips that I have collected in the last tweve years. Unfortunately I wasn't in to verification of my sources when I started, so I'm not suggesting that my findings are totally accurate. Please feel free to point out errors. I included some poignant letters because I thought they were worth sharing.
Mary Knight McGarr
James Harvey Artrip,Sr., Sarah Sally Artrip Smith, Henry Clinton Smith, Stafford George Smith, Clarice Smith Knight, Mary Knight McGarr
Descendants of Colbert Artrip
Generation No. 1
1. COLBERT1 ARTRIP was born Bet. 1700 - 1720 in England or Virginia, and died Bef. 07 Jul 1752 in Spottsylvania Co., VA. He married MARY WHITEHOUSE SPERRY 1740.
Notes for COLBERT ARTRIP:
May be Colburt Artrup. (Ring)
ARTRIP GRANTS
William Artrip
4 Dec 1833
Cabell County
25 a. On the Big Fork of Sandy, adjoining his old Survey
Grants No. 82, p. 378
William Artrip
20 Feb 1815
and Benjamin Sperry
Cabell County
100 a. On the Left hand fork of Sandy River, beginning &
continuing 150 poles below the mouth of the first run above
the mouth of Mill Creek
Grants No. 64, p. 446
Library of Virginia http://198.17.62.51/collections/LO.html
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Notes for MARY WHITEHOUSE SPERRY:
1752 Administration Bond Mary Atrup: Inventory Colbert Artrup
Deceased
Spotsylvania County Records, Will Book B, page 58, July 7, 1752
Know all men by these presents that we Mary Artrup and Joseph
Steward are held and firmly bound to John Chen, Larkin Chen,
Fielding Lewis and Charles Dirk Gent Justices of the Court of
Spotsylvania County now sitting in the sum of fifty pounds
current money to the payment whereof well and truly so made
to the said Justices and their successors we bind ourselves
and each of us our and each of our heirs executors and
administrators jointly and severally firmly by these presents
sealed with our seals this seventh day of July in the year of
our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty two and in the
twenty sixth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord King
George the second.
The Condition of this obligation is such that if the above
bound Mary Artrup administrator of all the goods, chattels
and credits of Colbert Artrup deceased do make or cause to
make a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the
goods chattels and credits of the said deceased, which have
or shall come to the hand, possession or knowledge of her,
the said Mary Artrup into her hand or possession of any other
person or persons for her and the same so made to exhibit or
cause to be exhibited into the County Court of Spotsylvania
at such time after shall be thereunto required by the said
Court and the same goods chattels and credits of the said
deceased at the time of his death which at any time after
shall come to the hands or possession of the said Mary
Artrup or into the hands and possession of any other person
or persons for her, do well and truly administer according
to law and further to make a just and true account of her
acting and doings therein, when thereto required by the
said Court, and all the rest and residue of the said goods
chattels and credits which shall be found remaining upon
the said administrators account the same being first
examined and allowed by the Justices of the Court for the
time being shall deliver and pay unto such person or persons
respectively as the said Justices by their order or judgment
shall direct pursuant to the - that case made and provided
if it shall hereafter appear that any last will and testament
was made by the said deceased and the executor or executors
therein named to exhibit the same to the said Court making
request to have it allowed and approved accordingly if the
said Mary Artrup being thereunto required to render and
deliver up her letters of administration approbation of such
testament being first had and made in the said Court then
this obligation to be void and none effect or else to remain
in full force and virtue.
her
Sealed and Delivered
Mary Artrup
In the Presence of
mark
Jonathan Gibson
Joseph Steward
At Court held for Spotsylvania County on Tuesday July the
Seventh 1752
Mary Artrup and Joseph Steward acknowledged this their Bond in
Court which is ordered to be Recorded.
Test Wm. Waller Cl Crt
A complete transcription of the record by John Edwin Snyder from a copy of the original document.
Children of COLBERT ARTRIP and MARY SPERRY are:
2. i. JOHN HARVEY2 ARTRIP, b. Abt. 1742, Roanoke Co./Spottsylvania Co., VA.
ii. WILLIAM ARTRIP, b. Bet. 1743 - 1752; d. Romney, WV.
Notes for WILLIAM ARTRIP:
ARTRIP GRANTS
William Artrip
4 Dec 1833
Cabell County
25 a. On the Big Fork of Sandy, adjoining his old Survey
Grants No. 82, p. 378
William Artrip
20 Feb 1815
and Benjamin Sperry
Cabell County
100 a. On the Left hand fork of Sandy River, beginning &
continuing 150 poles below the mouth of the first run above
the mouth of Mill Creek
Grants No. 64, p. 446
Library of Virginia http://198.17.62.51/collections/LO.html
iii. ANNE ARTRIP, b. Bet. 1743 - 1752.
Generation No. 2
2. JOHN HARVEY2 ARTRIP (COLBERT1) was born Abt. 1742 in Roanoke Co./Spottsylvania Co., VA. He married SUSAN Abt. 1768 in Roanoke or Spottsylvania, VA.
Notes for JOHN HARVEY ARTRIP:
1760 Apprenticeship Indenture between John Artrup and Thomas
Blanton
Wayne Co. WV
Spotsylvania County Records, B-488, August 5, 1760
This Indenture made the 5th day of August in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred and sixty between John Artrup
an infant of Spotsylvania County and Thomas Blanton of the said
County Carpenter and joiner witnesseth that the said John Artrup
by and with consent and approbation of Spotsylvania county court
doth put and bind himself an apprentice to the said Thomas
Blanton to serve him from the day of the date heretofore and
during the term of five years now ensuing. During all which
time the said apprentice his said master shall well and truly
serve, his - keep, his lawful command always obey. He shall
not destroy or embezzle his said Master's goods, nor cause it
to be done by any other person. He shall not commit adultery
or fornication nor contract matrimony through said term.
Neither shall he absent himself by day or night from his said
Masters's without leave but in all things shall behave himself
as an apprentice ought to do during all the term aforesaid and
the said Thomas Blanton for his part doth consent and agree to
and with his said apprentice to use his utmost endeavour to
teach and entrust him in his trade of a carpenter and joiner
and to find and provide for his said apprentice sufficient
meat, drink, clothing, washing and lodging fitting for his
said apprentice during the term aforesaid and at the enspiration
thereof to pay him the sum of three pounds current money of
Virginia or goods to the value of it in clothing. In Witness
whereof and of all and singular the promises the party to
those persons have interchangeably put their hands and seals
this day month and year above written.
Signed Sealed and Delivered
Thomas Blanton
In the Presence of
John Artrip
John Rakestraw
James Shorlay
At a Court continued and held for - Spotsylvania County Aug 5th
1760.
This Indenture of apprenticeship between John Artrup and Thomas
Blanton was acknowledged by the parties approved of by the Court
and ordered to be recorded.
Test John Waller Cl Crt
A complete transcription of the record by John Edwin Snyder from a copy of the original document.
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William and John Artrip on the Revolutionary War Muster Roll of
Michael Reader's Company
Wayne Co. WV
Submitted by John Snyder
From Brumbaugh's book we read the following about Michael
Reader's Company of Dunmore County and his Revolutionary War
muster roll.
"Dunmore County was formed from Frederick County in 1772 and
named in honor of Lord Dunmore, then Governor of Virginia
(1771-1776). His loyalty to England made the name unacceptable,
and it was changed, by Act of the State Legislature in Oct.,
1777, to "Shanando." The County originally embraced not only
present Shenandoah, but also two-thirds of Page and half of
Warren, and included this territory at the time of the
Revolution. Thus the men enrolled under Capt. Michael Reader
were from what is now Page County, and those enrolled under
Capt. Joseph Bowman were from what is now Warren County. This
is evident from a comparison of the names on the muster rolls
with the names on the census lists here published and on the
lists of the 1785 census published in "A History of Shenandoah
County, Va., " by John W. Wayland."
(In Revoultionary War Records Volume 1, Virginia, by Gaius
Marcus Brumbaugh, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore,
Reprinted 1967, page 590)
The Michael Reader muster roll is decorated at the top with a
drawing of a canon, drum and flag. It is written on one large
sheet of paper, about 12" by 15", folded once, so that the
columns of names are on the left edges of each of the four
sides. The name "M. Reader" appears on the outside of the
folded sheet. The little x's and other markings appear to be
attendance records.
The original muster roll is identified as manuscript
#3D9217a11-15 in the collection of the Virginia Historical
Society in Richmond.
The following is an alphabetical list of names that appear on
the muster roll. Of interest to this transcriber is the
appearance of his Artrip ancestors on this Revolutionary War
muster roll.
A (7)
John Adwell, Benedict Aleshite, Conrod Aleshite, Anthony Alturf,
John Alturf, John Artrip, William Artrip (Sarg)
B (11)
Henry Bellus, John Beveridge, Andrew Bimblit, Richard Branhm
(Leut), Bryant Breder, William Brinkley, Abraham Brubecker,
Christley Bumgardner, Jacob Burner, John Burner, John Burton
C (14)
James Campel, Darbey Celley, Edward Celley, Luke Celley, Christon
Cofman, David Coffman, Hogspill David Coffman, Long David
Coffman, Martin Cofman, Michel Coler, Michel Comer, Antheney
Cortner (Ens), Thomas Cummins (Corp), John Cunningham
D (2)
Adam Deker, John Dials
E (0)
F (4)
Mathias Freyermood, Benjeman Fugit, Doonsen Fugit, Christley Furrey
G (4)
Fredrick Gimblit, Gasper Good, Christely Grove, Mark Groves
H (14)
Peter Hammon, George Hammon, William Harris, Alexander Hay, John
Heartsbarger, Jacob Heaston, John Heaston, Peter Heston, John
Heyner, Andrew Hite, Daniel Hite, James Hord (Sarg), Jacob
Huddle, John Hunt
I (0)
J (0)
K (5)
Daniel Kepliner, Jacob Kibliner, Charles Kiser Juner, Joseph
Kiser, George Kuents
L (5)
John Lear, John Lee, John Limeback, Peter Limeback, Philip Long
M (6)
Christley Magget, Benjemin Maggot, David Maggot (Sarg), John
Maggot, Henery Mauk, Henry Miler
N (0)
O (3)
John Overbocker, Fredrick Overboker, Jacob Overbocker Jnr
P (22)
Christon Pebler, Fredrick Pence, Henry Pence, Jacob Pence, John
Pence Jnr, Lewes Pence, Thomas Perrey, Lewis Pibler, Abraham
Pidler, Augustine Piper, Abraham Pitsbarger, Anger Price,
Edward Price, Even Price, John Price, Meredith Price, Meredith
Price Juner, Thomas Price, Zachrey Price Juner, Zachrey Price
Senor, Philip Prince, David Profit
Q (0)
R (11)
Michel Reap, Henrey Rickabocker, Christley Rife, Michel Rinehart,
Michel Rode, George Rodecap, Peter Rodecap, Peter Roler, Jacob
Rufe, Benjeman Rufner, Joseph Rufner
S (14)
George Shits Juner, George Shits Senr, Mathias Shits, Andrew
Sitse, Daniel Snider, John Snider, Abraham Spitler, Jacon
Spitler, Fredrick Stonebarger, Lewis Stonebarger, John
Stonebarger, John Stonebarger, Bengeman Strickler, Joseph
Strickler
T (2)
Peter Tisinger, William Tyre
U (2)
George Underwood, Jacob Urdah
V (1)
Joseph Vencent
W (8)
Jonathan Watson, William Watson, Henery Whitick, Jacob Wiggle,
John Williams, Philip Wingart, Michel Wise, John Wise
Total = 135
Transcribed from a copy of the original muster roll by John
Edwin Snyder.
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1760 Apprenticeship Indenture between John Artrup and Thomas
Blanton
Wayne Co. WV
Spotsylvania County Records, B-488, August 5, 1760
This Indenture made the 5th day of August in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred and sixty between John Artrup
an infant of Spotsylvania County and Thomas Blanton of the said
County Carpenter and joiner witnesseth that the said John Artrup
by and with consent and approbation of Spotsylvania county court
doth put and bind himself an apprentice to the said Thomas
Blanton to serve him from the day of the date heretofore and
during the term of five years now ensuing. During all which
time the said apprentice his said master shall well and truly
serve, his - keep, his lawful command always obey. He shall
not destroy or embezzle his said Master's goods, nor cause it
to be done by any other person. He shall not commit adultery
or fornication nor contract matrimony through said term.
Neither shall he absent himself by day or night from his said
Masters's without leave but in all things shall behave himself
as an apprentice ought to do during all the term aforesaid and
the said Thomas Blanton for his part doth consent and agree to
and with his said apprentice to use his utmost endeavour to
teach and entrust him in his trade of a carpenter and joiner
and to find and provide for his said apprentice sufficient
meat, drink, clothing, washing and lodging fitting for his
said apprentice during the term aforesaid and at the enspiration
thereof to pay him the sum of three pounds current money of
Virginia or goods to the value of it in clothing. In Witness
whereof and of all and singular the promises the party to
those persons have interchangeably put their hands and seals
this day month and year above written.
Signed Sealed and Delivered
Thomas Blanton
In the Presence of
John Artrip
John Rakestraw
James Shorlay
At a Court continued and held for - Spotsylvania County Aug 5th
1760.
This Indenture of apprenticeship between John Artrup and Thomas
Blanton was acknowledged by the parties approved of by the Court
and ordered to be recorded.
Test John Waller Cl Crt
John Artrup was indentured to Thomas Blanton, a carpenter and joiner in 1760. He was released from his indenture in August, 1765. He married Susan about 1768 and he moved to Waterburg, New Haven, Connecticut. John and Susan moved back to the Shendoah Valley (Montgomery County, VA) where William and James were born.
JesseWhitenightadded this on 5 May 2010
Notes for SUSAN:
May be Susanna. (Bing)
Children of JOHN ARTRIP and SUSAN are:
i. WINNIE3 ARTRIP, b. 1771, Waterbury, New Haven, CT; m. BENJAMINE SPERRY, 08 Feb 1793, Montgomery Co., VA; b. 1762, Waterbury, New Haven, CT; d. 28 Dec 1855, Lug River, Shenandoah Co., VA.
Notes for WINNIE ARTRIP:
LOAR Peter ARTRIP Elizabeth 5 Dec 1795
SPERRY Benjamin ARTRIP Winney 6 Feb 1793
ii. ROSANNA ARTRIP, b. Abt. 1773; m. SIMON RICHARDS, 08 May 1793, Montgomery Co., VA.
iii. ELIZABETH ARTRIP, b. Abt. 1775, Montgomery Co., VA; m. PETER LOAR, 05 Dec 1795, Montgomery Co., VA; b. Abt. 1765, Montgomery Co., VA.
Notes for ELIZABETH ARTRIP:
LOAR Peter ARTRIP Elizabeth 5 Dec 1795
SPERRY Benjamin ARTRIP Winney 6 Feb 1793
Notes for PETER LOAR:
Peter Loar and Catherine Rightman, 9 Feb 1790, Montgomery Co., VA
Peter Loar and Elizabeth Artrip, 5 Dec 1795, Montgomery Co., VA
Peter Loar and Nancy Curnutt, 3 Mar 1837, Lawrence Co., KY
Peter Loar and Mrs. E. I C. Reed, 2 Jan 1862, Boyd Co., KY
iv. WILLIAM ARTRIP, b. 1778, Montgomery Co., VA; m. (1) JESSEE SPERRY, Abt. 1825, VA; d. Bef. 1837; m. (2) MARY "POLLY" SKAGGS, Abt. 1837, Louisa, Lawrence Co., KY.
3. v. JAMES HARVEY ARTRIP, SR., b. 1788, Montgomery Co., VA; d. 1869, Artrip, Russell Co., VA.
Generation No. 3
3. JAMES HARVEY3 ARTRIP, SR. (JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 1788 in Montgomery Co., VA, and died 1869 in Artrip, Russell Co., VA. He married (1) MARY "POLLY" KISER Abt. 1809 in Artrip, Russell Co., VA, daughter of JOSEPH KEYSER and SUSANNAH STACY. She was born 1794 in Russell Co., VA, and died 1869 in Artrip, Russell Co., VA. He married (2) RUTHSEN WALLACE Abt. 1869, daughter of JONATHAN WALLIS/WALLACE and ELIZABETH FULLER. She was born 1815.
Notes for JAMES HARVEY ARTRIP, SR.:
May have been born in Russell Co., VA. (CHERWDUN5977@cs.com) Cheryl Wallen-Duncan
May be Harve.
Names pronounced Artup.
The Artrips who settled in Artrip and Finney were from Norway and were an Old Amish Order. They did not want the outside world intruding on them. I remember it being very strange. they were farmers. I remember lots of sheep always being in the road and having to get out of the car and shoo them away and going with some of the children in the evening to do the milking of the catte. Things changed, of course, and people left.
Teresa A. Artrip-Walsh 3/23/01
www.genforum.genealogy.com/artrip/messages/88.html
Extensive genealogy collection on the Artrips at the Russell County Library.
More About JAMES HARVEY ARTRIP, SR.:
Date born 2: 1788
Notes for MARY "POLLY" KISER:
May have died before 1860 (Bing).
More About MARY "POLLY" KISER:
Name 2: Mary Polly Kiser
Date born 2: 1794
Date born 3: 1794, Clinch River, Russell Co., VA
Died 2: Bef. 1860, Artrip, Russell Co., VA
Children of JAMES ARTRIP and MARY KISER are:
4. i. WILLIAM H.4 ARTRIP, b. 1811, Russell Co., VA; d. 1876, Russell Co., VA.
5. ii. SUSANNAH ARTRIP, b. 28 Jul 1813, Russell County, VA; d. 13 Mar 1878, Russell County, VA.
6. iii. JAMES HARVEY "LITTLE JIM" ARTRIP, b. 07 Mar 1814, Artrip, Russell Co., VA; d. 23 Apr 1878, Artrip, Russell Co., VA.
iv. JOHN HENRY (MORGAN) ARTRIP, b. 1815, Russell Co., VA; d. 1848, Artrip, Russell Co., VA; m. MARY "POLLY POP" BREEDING, Abt. 1838, Russell County, VA; b. 1820, Russell Co., VA; d. 21 Mar 1866, Russell Co., VA.
Notes for JOHN HENRY (MORGAN) ARTRIP:
May have been born in 1814
May have died after 1861. (Bing)
Notes for MARY "POLLY POP" BREEDING:
May have been born about 1816. (Bing)
7. v. MARY J. POLLY ARTRIP, b. 1816, Cleveland, Russell Co.,VA.
vi. ELIZABETH ARTRIP, b. 01 Jan 1817, Russell County, VA; d. 21 Jan 1901, Russell Co., VA; m. GEORGE GRIZZLE, Abt. 1832; b. 19 Apr 1819, Russell Co., VA; d. 18 Mar 1896, Russell Co., VA.
vii. JOSEPH ARTRIP, b. 1822, Russell Co., VA; m. MARTHA "MATTIE" MARY OWENS; b. 1824, Pike County, KY.
viii. JASPER E. ARTRIP, b. 15 Jan 1824, Russell Co., VA; d. 15 Oct 1886, Russell Co., VA; m. (1) MARY J. SMITH, 04 Sep 1851, Russell County, VA; m. (2) HARRIET DOTSON, 27 Mar 1867, Russell County, VA; b. 18 Mar 1844, Russell Co., VA; d. 15 Mar 1920, St. Paul, Wise County, VA.
ix. NANCY JANE ARTRIP, b. 14 Oct 1824, Russell Co., VA; d. 26 Jun 1901, Russell Co., VA; m. ELAM GRIZZLE, 1841, Russell County, VA; b. 17 Feb 1817, Russell Co., VA; d. 10 May 1901, Russell Co., VA.
Notes for NANCY JANE ARTRIP:
May have died 1909.
More About NANCY JANE ARTRIP:
Date born 2: 14 Oct 1824
8. x. SARAH SALLY ARTRIP, b. 1826, Artrip, Russell County, Virginia; d. 27 Aug 1889, Ritchie, Cleveland, Russell Co., VA.
xi. WINNIE ARTRIP, b. 04 Feb 1827, Russell Co., VA; m. STEPHEN RASNAKE; b. 10 Sep 1820, Russell Co., VA; d. Russell Co., VA.
Notes for WINNIE ARTRIP:
LOAR Peter ARTRIP Elizabeth 5 Dec 1795
SPERRY Benjamin ARTRIP Winney 6 Feb 1793
xii. VIRGINIA JANE JENNIE ARTRIP, b. 03 Sep 1829, Russell Co., VA; d. 29 Oct 1911, Russell Co., VA; m. (1) GEORGE WASHINGTON "SCRIBE" SMITH; m. (2) GEORGE WASHINGTON "SCRIBE" SMITH, 03 Oct 1850, Russell County, VA; b. 26 Oct 1831, Russell Co., VA; d. 18 Mar 1911.
Notes for VIRGINIA JANE JENNIE ARTRIP:
May have been born in 1829.
More About VIRGINIA JANE JENNIE ARTRIP:
Date born 2: 03 Sep 1829, Russell Co., VA
xiii. JANE ARTRIP, b. 1831, Russell Co., VA; m. WILBURN LOCKHART.
xiv. WILLIAM ARTRIP.
xv. SUSANNAH ARTRIP.
9. xvi. JOHN MORGAN ARTRIP, b. 1814, Russell County, Virginia; d. 1861, Artrip, Ritchie, Virginia.
xvii. JOSEPH ARTRIP.
xviii. WINNIE ARTRIP.
xix. JAMES ARTRIP.
xx. MARY J. ARTRIP.
Notes for MARY J. ARTRIP:
ARTRIP Mary Jane Sep 8, 1873 Alia/Ada Ferguson
xxi. ELIZABETH BETSY ARTRIP, b. 01 Jan 1817; m. GEORGE GRIZZLE; b. 19 Apr 1819, Russell Co., VA; d. 18 Mar 1896, Russell Co., VA.
xxii. JASPER ARTRIP, b. 1828, Russell County, VA; d. 15 Oct 1886, Russell County, VA; m. (1) MARY J. SMITH, 04 Sep 1851; b. 1834; m. (2) HARRIET DOTSON, 27 Mar 1867, Russell Co., VA; b. 1844; d. 1920, St. Paul, VA.
Notes for JASPER ARTRIP:
This is Judy Vonne's ggrandfather.
10. xxiii. JAMES ARTRIP, b. 07 Mar 1814, Artrip, Russell Co., VA; d. 23 Apr 1878, Artrip, Russell Co., VA.
Generation No. 4
4. WILLIAM H.4 ARTRIP (JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 1811 in Russell Co., VA, and died 1876 in Russell Co., VA. He married MARY "POP" SUTHERLAND Abt. 1836 in Russell County, VA, daughter of HENRY SUTHERLAND and AGNES LAFORCE. She was born 1819 in Russell Co., VA, and died 25 Dec 1887 in Russell Co., VA.
Notes for WILLIAM H. ARTRIP:
May have died in 1904. (Bing)
Child of WILLIAM ARTRIP and MARY SUTHERLAND is:
11. i. HARMON SHADRICK5 ARTRIP, b. 1837, Russell County, Virginia; d. 1878, Russell County, Virginia.
5. SUSANNAH4 ARTRIP (JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 28 Jul 1813 in Russell County, VA, and died 13 Mar 1878 in Russell County, VA. She married (1) GEORGE COWAN JESSEE. She married (2) ELIJAH BREEDING 06 Jun 1833 in Russell County, VA, son of SPENCER BREEDING and ELIZABETH FINNEY. He was born 1806 in Russell Co., VA, and died 11 Nov 1878 in Artrip, VA.
Child of SUSANNAH ARTRIP and ELIJAH BREEDING is:
12. i. MARY POLLY5 BREEDING, b. 23 Aug 1839; d. 1905.
6. JAMES HARVEY "LITTLE JIM"4 ARTRIP (JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 07 Mar 1814 in Artrip, Russell Co., VA, and died 23 Apr 1878 in Artrip, Russell Co., VA. He married RACHEL BREEDING 18 Aug 1851 in Russell County, VA, daughter of GEORGE BREEDING and CAROLINE SUTHERLAND. She was born 17 Sep 1833 in Russell Co., VA, and died 16 Apr 1898.
Notes for JAMES HARVEY "LITTLE JIM" ARTRIP:
May have been born in 1833. May have married Rachel Breeding. (Found on http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/u/l/Woodie-S-Mullins/GEN. 9/28/2000)
May have been born on March 19, 1831. (Bing)
May have died October 3, 1882 in Artrip, VA.
More About JAMES HARVEY "LITTLE JIM" ARTRIP:
Date born 2: 1833, Artrip, Russell County, Virginia
Died 2: 03 Oct 1882, Artrip, Russell County, Virginia
More About RACHEL BREEDING:
Date born 2: 17 Sep 1833
Children of JAMES ARTRIP and RACHEL BREEDING are:
i. FULLEN HARVEY5 ARTRIP, b. 03 Dec 1851, Artrip Switch, Russell County, Virginia.
ii. JOSEPHUS ARTRIP, b. 11 May 1852, Russell County, Virginia.
13. iii. NANCY JANE "SIS" ARTRIP, b. 1858, Russell Co., VA; d. 1936, Sullivan Co., MO.
iv. ELIZA ARTRIP, b. May 1860, Russell County, Virginia.
7. MARY J. POLLY4 ARTRIP (JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 1816 in Cleveland, Russell Co.,VA. She married HENRY SMITH, son of JAMES SMITH and SARAH COUNTS. He was born 1829 in Russell Co., VA, and died 1850 in Russell Co., VA.
Children of MARY ARTRIP and HENRY SMITH are:
i. RETISON5 SMITH, b. 1842, Cleveland, VA.
ii. RICHARD SMITH, b. 1843, Russell Co., VA.
iii. SARAH SALLY SMITH, b. 1844, Russell Co., VA; m. JAMES TAYLOR.
Notes for SARAH SALLY SMITH:
May have been born in 1852.
iv. JAMES SMITH, b. 1846, Cleveland, VA.
v. JANE JENNIE SMITH, b. 1847.
14. vi. JASPER NEWTON SMITH, b. 19 May 1848, Russell Co., VA; d. 1930, Russell Co., VA.
vii. FLETCHER B. SMITH, b. 1850, Russell Co., VA.
8. SARAH SALLY4 ARTRIP (JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 1826 in Artrip, Russell County, Virginia, and died 27 Aug 1889 in Ritchie, Cleveland, Russell Co., VA. She married (1) JAMES M. SMITH. He was born 1828 in Russell Co., VA. She married (2) JAMES M. SMITH 1847 in Clinch River, Artrip, Russell Co., VA, son of JAMES SMITH and SARAH COUNTS. He was born 1831 in Russell Co., VA, and died 09 Dec 1900.
Notes for SARAH SALLY ARTRIP:
Source for death date: Russell County Death Index
Subj: Sarah Sally Artrip
Date: 10/18/2002 9:13:22 PM Central Daylight Time
From: QApharm
To: Icemom617
Hi Mary,
I saw your posting on the Artrip Message Board and thought I would share the information I have on your line from my dad's family history book on the Artrips.
The children of Sarah Sally Artrip and James M. Smith are: Albert, Henry, Joseph, Fullen, Mary, Floyd, Cowan and Richard.
Sally's parents were James H. Artrip and Mary "Polly" Kiser. James father was John, whose father was Colbert, the progenitor of all Artrips in America.
You might find the census index study helpful that I posted on the Wayne County, WV GenWeb Archives. It has all the Artrips that I could find in census indices from 1783 to 1910.
I'd love to here more about your connection.
My mother, Juanita Artrip, was a descendant from James H. Artrip's brother William.
Hope to hear from you again.
John Snyder
Boyd, Texas
Subj: Re: Sarah Sally Artrip
Date: 10/20/2002 9:44:04 PM Central Daylight Time
From: QApharm
To: Icemom617
More About SARAH SALLY ARTRIP:
Name 2: Sarah Sallie Artrip
Date born 2: Abt. 1826, Russell Co., VA
Notes for JAMES M. SMITH:
May have been born Abt. 1829. May have been born in 1828 in Russell Co. Since census shows he is five years younger than Sally, perhaps he was born in 1829.
wolfie@naxs.com (Ring) This is listed in the 1850 Russell Co. Census:
1325 Smith James M 21 Russ.
1325 Smith Sally Artrip 24 Russ.
1325 Smith Albert 1 Russ.
1325 Smith Henry 1 m Russ.
In the 1860 Russell Co. census"
22 408 Smith James M 31 M W Farmer 2,000 150 VA
23 408 Smith Sally 36 F W VA
24 408 Smith Albert 11 M W VA
25 408 Smith Henry 9 M W VA
26 408 Smith Joseph 7 M W VA
27 408 Smith Fullen 5 M W VA
28 408 Smith Nancy F W VA
29 408 Smith Floyd 2 M W VA
30 408 Smith James 76 M W Farmer 200 VA
31 408 Smith Sally 72 F W VA
Middle name may be Breckenridge. Shirley Skeen Borden.
Subj: James and Sarah Counts Smith
Date: 6/28/2002 10:39:38 PM Central Daylight Time
From:
To: Icemom617@aol.com
Dear Mary,
I read your message on the Russell County Board. Am I correct in thinking that Sarah Counts Smith is the daughter of John D. Counts and Margaret Kelly?
If you have any info on James' parents, I would appreciate your sending it. I am descended from Joshua and Sarah Sutherland Smith through their daughter Phoebe. James and Sarah Smith are as far back as I can trace the Smith family.
Thank you for your help.
Deb Jones
David Smith and Asena Jarrett, 13 Aug 1829
Harrison Smith and Frances Hayslett (Hazlett), 28 Apr 1840
Henry Smith and Mary Honecker (Honaker), 20 Feb 1787, Frederick Co., VA
Henry Smith and Mahala Elliott, 26 Apr 1838, Pike Co., KY
Jacob Smith and Molly Shockey, 15 Jul 1796, Montgomery Co., VA
Jacob Smith and Jane Stanley, 3 Apr 1855, Pike Co., KY
Jacob Smith and Lucinda Lawson, 13 Dec 1838, Pike Co., KY
John Smith and Sarah Brown, 8 Aug 1822
John Smith and Nancy Honaker, 25 Mar 1808, Russell Co., VA
John Smith and Elizabeth Vaughan, 15 Apr 1813
John Henry Smith and Susannah Maynard, 23 Apr 1843, Lawrence Co., KY
Robert G. Smith and Mary R. Wilkinson, 31 Oct 1837, Chesterfield Co., VA
William H. Smith and Sarah Elizabeth Thacker, 19 Jan 1860
William J. Smith and Mary Johnson, 24 Dec 1865
William Eldridge Smith, Jr. and Sarah O. Cole, 4 Oct 1831, Chesterfield Co., VA
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Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
James M. SMITH Self M Male W 51 VA Farmer VA VA
Sarah SMITH Wife M Female W 57 VA Keeping House VA VA
Henry SMITH Son S Male W 30 VA Farmer VA VA
Joseph SMITH Son S Male W 28 VA Farmer VA VA
Floyd SMITH Son S Male W 22 VA Farmer VA VA
Cowan SMITH Son S Male W 19 VA At Home VA VA
Mary SMITH Dau S Female W 23 VA At Home VA VA
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Filed for Rev War pension 1832 in Scott Co VA at age 80.
Entered service Washington Co VA in 1780.
Stated he'd lived in the same place since the end of war.
Statements given by John Strong, clergyman, James Larkey, Frederick Fulkerson
1870 United States Federal Census
about James Smith
Name: James Smith
Birth Year: abt 1783
Age in 1870: 87
Birthplace: Virginia
Home in 1870: New Garden, Russell, Virginia
Race: White
Gender: Male
Value of real estate: View image
Post Office: New Garden
Household Members: Name Age
James Smith 42
Sallie Smith 47
Albert Smith 21
Henry Smith 19
Joseph Smith 17
Fallie Smith 15
Mary Smith 12
Floyd Smith 11
Cowan Smith 10
James Smith 87
Children of SARAH ARTRIP and JAMES SMITH are:
i. FREDERICK ARTRIP5 SMITH.
Notes for FREDERICK ARTRIP SMITH:
Died at 5 months. Death recorded in the Russell County, VA Death Register 1853-1861.
School teacher. (Nada)
ii. SUSAN ARTRIP SMITH.
Notes for SUSAN ARTRIP SMITH:
Died at 2 years 6 moths 10 days on September 1, 18??. Recorded in the Russell County, VA Death Register, 1853-1861.
15. iii. ALBERT SMITH, b. 02 Mar 1849, New Garden, Russell Co., VA; d. 20 Aug 1925, Pike Co., KY.
16. iv. HENRY CLINTON SMITH, b. 22 Aug 1850, Cleveland, Russell Co., VA; d. 30 Jul 1914, Harris, Sullivan County, MO.
17. v. JOSEPH C. SMITH, b. 22 Feb 1852, Russell Co., VA; d. MO.
18. vi. FULLEN HARVEY SMITH, b. 1854, Russell Co., VA; d. 26 Feb 1906, Sullivan Co., MO.
vii. MARY NANCY SMITH, b. 1856, Russell Co., VA; m. ? COOK.
Notes for MARY NANCY SMITH:
May have been born in 1858.
viii. FLOYD SMITH, b. 1857, Russell Co., VA.
Notes for FLOYD SMITH:
May have been born in 1859.
19. ix. COWAN D. SMITH, b. 1859, Russell Co., VA.
20. x. RICHARD "DICK" SMITH, b. 1860, Russell Co., VA; d. Bef. 1870.
9. JOHN MORGAN4 ARTRIP (JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 1814 in Russell County, Virginia, and died 1861 in Artrip, Ritchie, Virginia. He married MARY BREEDING 1838 in Russell County, Virginia. She was born 1820 in Russell County, Virginia, and died 21 Mar 1866 in Skeetrock, Dicco, Virginia.
Notes for MARY BREEDING:
Submitter: Georganna Perry
Subject: breedings
Message: Hello, like you I have been trying to trace
my indian heritage which I am assuming comes
from my g.g.grandmother, Mary Breeding,from
virginia.I have not been able to go any farther
than her marriage and children. She was married
to John M.Artrip and had several children.
one of whom was my G.Grandmother Sarah Artrip
Who married Spencer Mullins. I hope you have
better luck. God Bless...
Children of JOHN ARTRIP and MARY BREEDING are:
21. i. SARAH5 ARTRIP, b. 1835, Russell County, Virginia.
ii. JAMES ARTRIP, b. 13 Mar 1839, Russell County, Virginia.
iii. ISABELLE ARTRIP, b. 1841, Russell County, Virginia.
iv. JASPER ARTRIP, b. 1845, Russell County, Virginia.
v. CELIA ARTRIP, b. 1850, Russell County, Virginia.
10. JAMES4 ARTRIP (JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 07 Mar 1814 in Artrip, Russell Co., VA, and died 23 Apr 1878 in Artrip, Russell Co., VA. He married SARAH SALLIE SMITH Bef. 1840, daughter of JAMES SMITH and SARAH COUNTS. She was born 20 Feb 1820 in Artrip Switch, Russell Co., VA, and died 16 Feb 1895 in Artrip, VA.
More About JAMES ARTRIP:
Name 2: James H. Artrip, Jr.
Burial: 26 Apr 1878
More About SARAH SALLIE SMITH:
Name 2: Sarah Sally Smith
Child of JAMES ARTRIP and SARAH SMITH is:
22. i. NOAH5 ARTRIP, b. 1840, Artrip, Russell County, Virginia; d. 14 Aug 1888, Artrip, Russell County, Virginia.
Generation No. 5
11. HARMON SHADRICK5 ARTRIP (WILLIAM H.4, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 1837 in Russell County, Virginia, and died 1878 in Russell County, Virginia. He married ELIZABETH COMPTON 04 May 1860 in Buchanan County, Virginia, daughter of BARTLEY COMPTON and CATHERINE STILTON. She was born 13 Apr 1838 in Tazewell County, Virginia.
Notes for HARMON SHADRICK ARTRIP:
ARTRIP Alexander FRALEY Arzetta 24 Jun 1853
ARTRIP Harmon THOMPSON Mahala April 6, 1870
ARTRIP William SKAGGS Mary 24 Oct 1837
Notes for ELIZABETH COMPTON:
May be Comptson
Children of HARMON ARTRIP and ELIZABETH COMPTON are:
i. SARAH JANE6 ARTRIP, b. Feb 1864, Buchanan County, Virginia; d. Bef. 1906; m. (1) JAMES EPPS FIELDS; m. (2) ROBERT OTIS BALDWIN, 07 Nov 1883, Buchanan County, Virginia; b. 16 Nov 1860, Deskins, Buchanan, Virginia; d. 1934.
More About ROBERT OTIS BALDWIN:
Date born 2: 16 Nov 1860
ii. FLOYD ARTRIP, b. 1865; m. SUSANNAH DELENCAH COOK, 26 Mar 1896, Buchanan County, Virginia; b. 06 Dec 1880.
23. iii. MARTHA ALLISON "ALICE" ARTRIP, b. Apr 1868, Buchanan County, Virginia; d. 04 Mar 1934, Buchanan County, Virginia.
24. iv. MELVINA ARTRIP, b. 1873, Russell County, Virginia.
v. WILLIAM CLARK ARTRIP, b. 1878.
vi. CLINT ARTRIP.
12. MARY POLLY5 BREEDING (SUSANNAH4 ARTRIP, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 23 Aug 1839, and died 1905. She married ELIJAH LAFORCE RASNICK.
Child of MARY BREEDING and ELIJAH RASNICK is:
25. i. RACHEL MATILDA6 RASNICK, b. 1860; d. 1926.
13. NANCY JANE "SIS"5 ARTRIP (JAMES HARVEY "LITTLE JIM"4, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 1858 in Russell Co., VA, and died 1936 in Sullivan Co., MO. She married FULLEN HARVEY SMITH 28 Dec 1875 in Russell Co., VA, son of JAMES SMITH and SARAH ARTRIP. He was born 1854 in Russell Co., VA, and died 26 Feb 1906 in Sullivan Co., MO.
Notes for FULLEN HARVEY SMITH:
According to Scott Fullen on GenForum Fullen Family Message #67, Fullen comes from someone who feltches or does felting (turning wool into felt). They would be considered a fullen. This line comes from Ireland.
One source says he was married on Oct. 28, 1928, Harrison, Boone Co., AR. (????)
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Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Fuller H. SMITH Self M Male W 25 VA Farmer VA VA
Nancy J. SMITH Wife M Female W 23 VA Keeping House VA VA
Fredrick SMITH Son S Male W 3 VA VA VA
Minnie B. SMITH Dau S Female W 1 VA VA VA
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Source Information:
Census Place District 68, New Garden, Russell, Virginia
Family History Library Film 1255389
NA Film Number T9-1389
Page Number 76B
In 1930 Census, living in Brunswick, Chariton County, Missouri. Is age 72, and living with NAncy Artrip Smith, age 59, James Smith, age 45, Butler Smith, age 38, Dearman Smith age 33, and Clayton Smith, age 23.
In 1870 census called Fallie.
Children of NANCY ARTRIP and FULLEN SMITH are:
i. ALDEN6 SMITH, b. 1880, Russell Co., VA; d. Abt. 1910.
Notes for ALDEN SMITH:
He was killed at a Christmas party in Artrip. by Frank Smith.
ii. FRED SMITH, b. 1882, Russell Co., VA; d. 1932; m. MOLLIE SMILEY; b. Missouri.
iii. JAMES M. SMITH, b. 1883; d. 1938.
Notes for JAMES M. SMITH:
He was a barber in Brunswick, MO. He never married.
iv. DEWMAN DEWEY SMITH, b. 1884, Russell Co., VA; m. STELLA FINCHER.
Notes for DEWMAN DEWEY SMITH:
He was a veterinarian.
May be Dearman.
Notes for STELLA FINCHER:
She was a widow before she married Dewey.
v. BUTLER SMITH, b. 1885, Russell County, Virginia.
Notes for BUTLER SMITH:
He was a veterinarian. He married late in life.
vi. MINNIE B. SMITH, b. 1886, Russell Co., VA; m. CAL GARNER.
vii. CLAYTON SMITH, b. 1907.
viii. RACHEL SMITH, d. 02 Jun 1972.
Notes for RACHEL SMITH:
Never married.
ix. RUTH SMITH, d. 16 Jun 1972; m. (1) JOHN HARRYMAN; m. (2) ? CHRISTIANSON.
x. DONNA SMITH, m. HENRY SUSEWIND.
xi. ERIE SMITH, m. OTTO SUSEWIND.
xii. CHESTER SMITH.
xiii. HOMER SMITH, m. LILY SUSEWIND.
14. JASPER NEWTON5 SMITH (MARY J. POLLY4 ARTRIP, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 19 May 1848 in Russell Co., VA, and died 1930 in Russell Co., VA. He married MARTHA TAYLOR SUTHERLAND 1867.
Child of JASPER SMITH and MARTHA SUTHERLAND is:
26. i. RUFUS6 SMITH.
15. ALBERT5 SMITH (SARAH SALLY4 ARTRIP, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 02 Mar 1849 in New Garden, Russell Co., VA, and died 20 Aug 1925 in Pike Co., KY. He married SARAH SALLIE RATLIFF in Pike County, Kentucky, daughter of UNKNOWN and UNKNOWN. She was born Sep 1860 in Russell Co., VA or Kentucky.
Notes for ALBERT SMITH:
May have been born in 1848.
Killed in an auto accident.
AlbertSmith/Sarah Ratliff?????
Author: Melinda Smith Date: 16 May 2002 8:27 PM GMT
Surnames: Smith, Ratliff
Classification: Query
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Looking for information on Albert Smith (s/o James M. Smith & Sarah Sally Artrip) and hs wife Sarah Racliff. I know they had one child named Delbert/Henry Delbert who is my gg grandfather. He died at the age of 35 of leukemia and there is no family info on him. He was in Tazewell Virginia and also Newton County Missouri (he returned to Newton Co. to die). Any info would be GREATLY appreciated
May have married also Victoria Combs b. 1848 married 1868 with child John Smith born 1874
He was killed by an auto near Cleveland Virginia. He was a farmer in Russell County for many years, then moved to Missouri, only to return to Russell County, VA. Source, the Musick Book by Egbert S. Musick, 1978. Not sure if Albert, son of James and Sarah, is same as Albert who married Victoria Combs and had John Smith. Albert, son of J&S is originally listed with 3 childre, Della, Mae, and Unknown Male and wife not known.
1900 United States Federal Census
about Albert Smith
Name: Albert Smith
Home in 1900: Cleveland, Russell, Virginia
Age: 51
Birth Date: Mar 1849
Birthplace: Virginia
Race: White
[Black]
Gender: Male
Relationship to Head of House: Head
Father's Birthplace: Virginia
Mother's Birthplace: Virginia
Spouse's name: Sarah
Marriage Year: 1880
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 20
Occupation: View on Image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Albert Smith 51
Sarah Smith 30
Tucker J Smith 19
Dixie T Smith 18
Lilly Smith 16
May Smith 14
Delly Smith 12
Georgia Smith 9
Polly Smith 6
More About ALBERT SMITH:
Burial: Near Cleveland, Russell Co., VA
Children of ALBERT SMITH and SARAH RATLIFF are:
i. TUCKER J.6 SMITH, b. 30 Dec 1880, Russell Co., VA.
ii. DIXIE T. SMITH, b. 17 Mar 1882, Russell Co., VA.
iii. LILLY SMITH, b. 11 Dec 1883, Russell Co., VA; m. PACK.
27. iv. DELLA MAE SMITH, b. 26 Sep 1885, Cleveland, Russell County, Virginia; d. 26 Mar 1961, Sullivan, Missouri.
28. v. DELBERT DELLY SMITH, b. 28 Aug 1887, Russell Co., VA; d. 17 Mar 1923.
vi. GEORGIA SMITH, b. Apr 1891, Russell Co., VA; d. 14 Dec 1966.
vii. PAULINE POLLY SMITH, b. 28 Aug 1893, Russell Co., VA; m. ? HOWARD.
16. HENRY CLINTON5 SMITH (SARAH SALLY4 ARTRIP, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 22 Aug 1850 in Cleveland, Russell Co., VA, and died 30 Jul 1914 in Harris, Sullivan County, MO. He married RACHEL ALMIRA COOK 10 Sep 1884, daughter of EDWARD COOK and MAHALA CAMPBELL. She was born 10 Mar 1867 in Virginia, and died 17 Jun 1930 in Shawnee, OK.
Notes for HENRY CLINTON SMITH:
Was the sheriff of Russell Country, Virginia. Had a surety bond with Fidelity and Deposit Company of Baltimore, Maryland which was concluded on August 1, 1905.
I (Mary McGarr) have a Deed of Trust for land in Sullivan County, MO for "all of the southeast fourth of the Southwest quarter, and the Southwest fourth of the Southeast quarter of Section Twelve Township Sixty-three North; Range Twenty-two West of the Fifth Principal meridian. Containing 80 acres, more or less. for which they paid $1600 on April 3, 1905.
Death dates: 14, 17, 30.
May have been born August 27, 1850. (Aunt Sykie 1/18/01)
Matched (3) Henry Smiths in Russell County as follows:
1. Henry Smith, born 1849-1850 in VA, son of James and Sarah Smith in New
Garden, Russell County, VA
2. Henry Smith, born 1850-1851 in VA, husband of Nancy Smith in New
Garden, Russell County, VA
3. Henry Smith, born 1869-1870 in VA, son of Jarriett and Martha Smith in
Castlewood, Russell County, VA
Subj: Re: Lookup
Date: 8/18/2001 4:53:49 PM Central Daylight Time
From: (Chris G Knight)
To: Icemom617@aol.com
Mary,
You're welcome. I found James M. & Sarah Smith with son Henry and Doctor
K. & Mahalia Cook with Rachel. They were neighbors in 1880, 16 entries
apart in the 1880 census.
Chris
Information on Rachel Cook and family:
Census Place: District 68, New Garden, Russell, Virginia
Source: FHL Film 1255389 National Archives Film T9-1389 Page 77D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Doctor K. COOK Self M M W 34 Born in: VA
Occ: Farmer, Father born in: VA Mother born in: VA
Mahala C. COOK Wife F M W 34 Born in: VA
Occ: Keeping House Fa: VA Mo: VA
Rachel A. COOK Dau F S W 13 Born in: VA
Occ: At Home, Father born in: VA Mother born in: VA
George R. COOK Son M S W 11 Born in: VA
Father born in: VA Mother born in: VA
Nancy C. COOK Dau F S W 7 Born in: VA
Father born in: VA Mother born in: VA
Sophia COOK Dau F S W 10M Born in: VA
Father born in: VA Mother born in: (VA)
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Information on James M. Smith:
Census Place: District 68, New Garden, Russell, Virginia
Source: FHL Film 1255389 National Archives Film T9-1389 Page 76B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
James M. SMITH Self M M W 51 Born in: VA
Occ: Farmer, Father born in: VA Mother born in: VA
Sarah SMITH Wife F M W 57 Born in: VA
Occ: Keeping House, Father born in : VA Mother born in: VA
Henry SMITH Son M S W 30 Born in: VA
Occ: Farmer, Father born in: VA Mother born in: VA
Joseph SMITH Son M S W 28 Born in: VA
Occ: Farmer, Father born in: VA Mother born in: VA
Floyd SMITH Son M S W 22 Born in: VA
Occ: Farmer, Father born in : VA Mother born in: VA
Cowan SMITH Son M S W 19 Born in: VA
Occ: At Home Father born in: VA Mother born in: VA
Mary SMITH Dau F S W 23 Born in: VA
Occ: At Home Father born in: VA Mother born in: VA
Subj: Henry Smith
Date: 7/7/2003 4:46:37 PM Central Daylight Time
From: sweetblossoms@myway.com
To: icemom617@aol.com
Sent from the Internet (Details)
Hi Mary, I really don't have much on Henry Clinton Smith. Just that he was a merchant in Cleveland and moved to MO. You know his younger brother moved to MO for a time. He returned home when he was older, but I bet some of his settled there. In case you don't have their names, they are: James M. Smith had a brother named Henry. They were born the same yr. 1829. Is that correct? They married sisters: James M. m. Sarah "Sallie" Artrip & Henry m. Mary "Polly" Artrip. Those Smiths sure loved the Artrips. ha. You tell me that your Henry m. a Cook. His sister Mary m. a Cook.
Alden - Killed by Frank Smith at the Artrips.
Fred - School Teacher
Dewey -
Minnie
Mary b. 1856
Floyd b. 1857 Lived in Shell Branch, not far from home place. He moved to MO.
Cowan
Richard - lived in WVA m. Kiser, dtr of Rachel Kiser, he was a teacher too.
There were other children. I have children of Richard Smith if you want them. He was married twice.
My source is from Max Ervin, friend & neighbor. & also LDS Library.
Thank you for the info on William Patton & Abel. I'm also a descendant of theirs as my grandmother Smith & grandfather were 3rd cousins. Laban Clark & Nannie Maida Smith.
Was a Merchant in Cleveland, Russell County, VA prior to moving to Missouri==Gencircles
Information on Cleveland birth from Stafford G. Smith's Bible.
1910 United States Federal Census
about Henry E Smith
Name: Henry E Smith
Age in 1910: 59
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1851
Birthplace: Virginia
Relation to Head-of-house: Head
Father's Birth Place: Virginia
Mother's Birth Place: Virginia
Spouse's name: Raphel
Home in 1910: Liberty, Sullivan, Missouri
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Henry E Smith 59
Raphel Smith 43
Lake Smith 13
Hattie Smith 11
James M Smith 24
Deed for property in Russell County
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Deed for property in Russell County
(View posts) Posted: 17 Jul 2010 4:34PM
Classification: Query
Surnames: Smith, Cook, Mills, Artrip, Campbell, Elliott, Parsley, Counts, Kiser
Ran across some deeds from the late 1800's today in a box of old papers. Thought I'd share as there are names besides my ancestors' on them.
My great grandfather is Henry Clinton Smith. He was the Sheriff of Russell County around the turn of the Century. He and his wife, Rachel Almira Cook and her father D. K. (Doctor Kanan) Cook, seemed to buy and sell a lot of property. The following deed is handwritten in ink on a legal pad piece of paper (two pages). I love the plat description. I would also love to know where it is now. I know that my great grandparents had a white house on the Clinch River. When I went there a few years ago hoping to find it, what I found were dozens of "white houses" on the Clinch River. I just had to laugh when I saw them all. My aunt and uncle had been there in the 1970's, and they thought they found the house. They said it had been moved up higher on the hill to keep it from flooding. When they asked about the Cooks, a storekeeper said, "Oh the hills are full of them!"
"This deed made this the 20th day of July 1897 between Jacob Minnick and Margerette L. Minnick his wife of the County Russell and State of virginia of the first part, and H. C. Smith and D. K. Cook of the County and State aforesaid of the second part: Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of ($125) one hundred and twenty- five dollars to them in hand paid the reciept [sic] whereof is hereby acknowledged the parties of the first part doth bargain grant and sell unto the parties of the second part, and by this deed conveys unto them a parcel or tract of land lying and being in the county and state aforesaid and situated on the north side of Clinch River and is bounded as follows: Beginning at a sycamore on the north bank of Clinch River running north up the hill to a cedar and maple on top of the ridge thence west to a hickory on top of a spur [not sure about that word], thence west along the top of ridge to a white oak a corner between Micchael Kelley and Noah Kiser (deceased) thence south down the hill to a cedar on the banks of the river thence up the said river with its meanderings to the beginning, said to contain 7 acres be the same more or less. The parties of the first part doth convey all of their interest right--and title to the parties of the second part in said land, with all of the appertenances to hold to them forever. And they hereby warrant the title to the same to the said parties of the second part against the claims of all persons whomsoever.
Witnees the following signatures and seals:
Jacob Minnick (seal)
Margerette L. Minnick (her mark) (seal)
Virginia Russsell County to wit I, W. A. Jessee a Justice for the County aforesaid in the state of Virginia do certify that Jacob Minnick and Margerette L. Minnick whose names are signed to the writing above bearing date on the 20th day of July 1897 have acknowledged the same before me in my said County. Given under my hand this the 21 day of July 1897.
W. A. Jessee, J. P.
Viringia: In the Clerk's office of Russell County Courth the 22nd day of July 1897.
The foregoing Deed from Jacob Minnick and Wife to H. C. Smith and D. K. Cook bearing the date on the 20th day of July 1897. Was this day presented in the Clerk's Office afresaid and with the Certificate of acknowledgment annexed thereto admitted to record.
Teste: A. B. Foglemann
Admitted to record
Teste: L. L. Bays, Clerk
75cent filing fee paid
1900 United States Federal Census
about Rachel A Smith
Name: Rachel A Smith
[Rachel Almira Cook Smith]
[Rachel S Smith]
Home in 1900: Cleveland, Russell, Virginia
Age: 33
Birth Date: Mar 1867
Birthplace: Virginia
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relationship to Head of House: Wife
Father's Birthplace: Virginia
Mother's Birthplace: Virginia
Mother: number of living children: 6
Mother: How many children: 7
Spouse's name: Henry C
Marriage Year: 1885
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 15
Occupation: View on Image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Henry C Smith 49
Rachel A Smith 33
Stafford G Smith 14
Clovis K Smith 10
Clinton Smith 8
Lake Smith 4
Hatler Smith 1
Fern Smith 2/12
Notes for RACHEL ALMIRA COOK:
Her name on Deed of Trust is Rachel A. Smith. May have been Almira.
Died of "heart trouble."
Letter from Rachel to her son Stafford written December 20,1907:
Harris, MO
Dec 20, 1907
Dearest Stafford,
You letter received Tuesday. Sorry you are not coming home Xmas. I did not have any turkey Thanksgiving. I thought I could not enjoy it and your and Clovis both gone. Thought sure you would be here Xmas. We'll have the turkey any way now for Xmas but it would eat lots better if you was here.
Well Stafford I am sorry your clothes is so thin. You could so in your shirt-sleeves now. If it don't turn colder and if it did I could run over to Aunt Ellens and get that coat you wore while you was helping them gather corn. Ha. Are you going to see Aunt Nannie Xmas
Stafford you said you wished I would go to see Ethel. It would done no good to go for they would not let any one in the room but the nurse and doctor. She is almost well now and was coming home Sat- never heard whether they come or not
Are you going to see your Aunt Nan? If you do, kiss her for me.
We had a letter from Clovis yesterday hear it is we will start his money today he has almost broken us up Same thing like two hundred and fifty--he has got away with and lost out at last.
Well, Stafford I'll start your box Mon or Tues if nothing happens will send it collect now as you said to
Of course it won't be much that I can send, but hope you will enjoy it--I know you have lots to eat and all like that--but it will be like school days when I used to send you boxes
It is most mail time. I close with much love from all. We are all well. Wishing you a merry Xmas and happy new year.
Christmas gift--Stat- bye bye mama
Doctor K. Cook and Mahala C. Cook living next door to Henry and Rachel and appearing there on the 1900 Federal Census
More About RACHEL ALMIRA COOK:
Burial: Asbery (Asbury?) Cemetery, MO
Children of HENRY SMITH and RACHEL COOK are:
29. i. STAFFORD GEORGE6 SMITH, b. 10 Oct 1885, Cleveland, Virginia; d. 05 Jun 1944, Lawton, Oklahoma Buried in Lawton.
ii. ROSS SMITH, b. 10 Aug 1887, Cleveland, Virginia; d. 15 Feb 1889, Cleveland, Virginia.
iii. CLOVIS KANAN SMITH, b. 20 Jul 1889, Cleveland, Russell County, Virginia; d. 09 Oct 1910, Elmdale, Kansas.
Notes for CLOVIS KANAN SMITH:
In a letter to his mother, Clovis writes on December18, 1907 from Valpo(postmark on envelope is Harris, MO) (The letter is written on Telegram paper from the Pennsylvania Lines of West Pittsburgh.) Dear Mother, I find it only too true that an ogir (?) is going to have a hard time to get a job from now until the 1st of March. The Grand Trunk, the Penna, the Chgo and Alton, E.J. & E, the Rock Island and in fact every road that I have tried has more men than they can handle now so I find that it will be cheaper for me to come home and wait then I will go to Ft Wayne about Sunday for Examinations. I guess I will have to stay there about two or thre days and that will pull my money down very short indeed and I wont have enough to come home on so I thought if you could send me $15 dollars I would await my call there. I have enough to last me in Ft Wayne and will probably leave a little left. When I got your last 20 I paid up my board and room rent bought me some underwear a sweater and a pair of rubbers and other little things I had to have. I am not discouraged in the least, but it seems that I have hard luck every since I started but I was placed here by the R. R. Co., and they have got to give me a chance but any chance may be a long way off for they have 3 extra men in this town which will be ahead of me so I thought the best thing I could do was to come home and when they needed me they could call me. I would like to start about next Wednesday if you can get my fare to me by that time. Hoping you are all well I will close. Lovingly, Clovis
He evidently finally got a job and less than three years after this letter he was killed by a train.
Killed by a Santa Fe engine. (Aunt Sykie, 1/18/01)
Middle initial R. in 1900 Census living in Cleveland, Russell county Virginia.
1910 United States Federal Census
about Clover Smith
Name: Clover Smith
[Cloves Smith]
Age in 1910: 20
Estimated birth year: abt 1890
Birthplace: Virginia
Relation to Head of House: Roomer
Father's Birth Place: Virginia
Mother's Birth Place: Virginia
Home in 1910: Wichita Ward 6, Sedgwick, Kansas
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Gender: Male
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Will Piper 27
Asca Piper 18
Roy H Hedrick 27
Leda Hankle 38
Morris Jay Blake 19
John Stiles 33
McOdemus L Loyd 44
Jesse Cornett 19
W H Trublord 45
Fred Cornett 26
Chas A Gregory 44
O W Smith 29
Clover Smith 20
Frank Farrington 50
Ed O'brien 40
Charles Murphy 18
Guy M Templeton 38
Robert E Harmon 37
Alfred Conner 43
Franklin A Beatty 19
Arthur Tessenden 27
Frank Johnston 27
Anna Burr 40
Theodore C Mueller 38
Edmond Roberts 20
W W Krow 36
Dan McDonold 58
George E Bell 52
Arthur Walters 24
A Atchison 22
I corrected the census names. MM
1910 United States Federal Census
about Clover Smith
Name: Clover Smith
[Clovis Kanan Smith]
[Cloves Smith]
Age in 1910: 20
Estimated birth year: abt 1890
Birthplace: Virginia
Relation to Head of House: Roomer
Father's Birth Place: Virginia
Mother's Birth Place: Virginia
Home in 1910: Wichita Ward 6, Sedgwick, Kansas
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Gender: Male
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Will Piper 27
Asca Piper 18
Roy H Hedrick 27
Leda Hankle 38
Morris Jay Blake 19
John Stiles 33
McOdemus L Loyd 44
Jesse Cornett 19
W H Trublord 45
Fred Cornett 26
Chas A Gregory 44
O W Smith 29
Clover Smith 20
Frank Farrington 50
Ed O'brien 40
Charles Murphy 18
Guy M Templeton 38
Robert E Harmon 37
Alfred Conner 43
Franklin A Beatty 19
Arthur Tessenden 27
Frank Johnston 27
Anna Burr 40
Theodore C Mueller 38
Edmond Roberts 20
W W Krow 36
Dan McDonold 58
George E Bell 52
Arthur Walters 24
A Atchison 22
More About CLOVIS KANAN SMITH:
Fact 1: Killed by a train. Only 21 years old
iv. HENRY CLINTON SMITH, b. 22 Apr 1892, Cleveland, Russell County, Virginia; d. 03 Oct 1918, Camp Dix, NJ.
Notes for HENRY CLINTON SMITH:
Died of Spanish Flu while in army--WWI.
May have been born April 29, 1892 according to records of Aunt Sykie (1/18/01).
Died of bronchial pneumonia, consistent with death of Spanish flu. Aunt Sykie (1/18/01)
30. v. LAKE P. SMITH, b. 14 Dec 1895, Cleveland, Russell County, Virginia; d. 07 Apr 1995, Denver, Colorado.
vi. HATLER SMITH, b. 28 Jun 1898, Cleveland, Russell County, Virginia; d. 30 Jun 1954, Ardmore, Oklahoma Buried in Lawton with his brother, Stafford.; m. LERA SMITH.
Notes for HATLER SMITH:
Was in the Navy in World War I He finally died in a Veteran's hospital in Oklahoma (maybe Ardmore). "All the kids loved him, and he was a success financially. Grandmother Smith lived with him until she died. Doris lived with them her senior year in high school. I asked her why and she said that Daddy didn't want his mother to get lonely. Uncle Hat married but had no children. Email from Mary Thurber 10/17/00.
Buried in Lawton, OK with his brother, Stafford and sister-in-law Arta and nephew Roland B. Smith in family plot.
More About HATLER SMITH:
Burial: Cemetery in Lawton, OK
vii. FERN SMITH, b. 05 Mar 1900, Cleveland, Russell County, Virginia; d. 12 Feb 1901.
Notes for FERN SMITH:
Unnamed in 1900 census even though he is two months old. Does not appear in 1910 census.
Tied with the next child's death, maybe the reason the family moved from Virginia.
Listed as Male on the census in 1900.
1900 United States Federal Census
about Fern Smith Not Named Name: Smith Not Named
[Fern Smith]
Home in 1900: Cleveland, Russell, Virginia
Age: 2/12
Birth Date: Mar 1900
Birthplace: Virginia
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relationship to Head of House: Son
Father's name: Henry C Smith
Father's Birthplace: Virginia
Mother's name: Rachel A Smith
Mother's Birthplace: Virginia
Marital Status: Single
Occupation: View on Image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Henry C Smith 49
Rachel A Smith 33
Stafford G Smith 14
Clovis K Smith 10
Clinton Smith 8
Lake Smith 4
Hatler Smith 1
Fern Smith 2/12
viii. FORD SMITH, b. 15 Sep 1902, Cleveland, Russell County, Virginia; d. 19 Oct 1902.
17. JOSEPH C.5 SMITH (SARAH SALLY4 ARTRIP, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 22 Feb 1852 in Russell Co., VA, and died in MO. He married ELIZA S. ARTRIP 10 Jun 1880 in Russell Co., VA, daughter of JAMES ARTRIP and RACHEL BREEDING. She was born May 1860 in Russell Co., VA, and died in MO.
Marriage Notes for JOSEPH SMITH and ELIZA ARTRIP:
Source: Marriage Register, Russell Co., VA
Children of JOSEPH SMITH and ELIZA ARTRIP are:
31. i. LUTHER D.6 SMITH.
ii. ADAIR SMITH, m. CHARLIE MOOREHOUSE.
iii. JUDSON SMITH, m. ADA COHN.
iv. ARTHUR SMITH.
v. EDNA SMITH, m. CHARLIE MCCLASKY.
vi. DORIS SMITH.
vii. OLLIE B. SMITH, m. ALBERTA.
viii. RICHARD DICK SMITH, b. 1887, Russel County, Virginia.
ix. BATHUS SMITH, b. 1890; d. 1903.
Notes for BATHUS SMITH:
Never married. She was killed in a run-away buggy accident.
1900 United States Federal Census
about Bathus Smith
18. FULLEN HARVEY5 SMITH (SARAH SALLY4 ARTRIP, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 1854 in Russell Co., VA, and died 26 Feb 1906 in Sullivan Co., MO. He married NANCY JANE "SIS" ARTRIP 28 Dec 1875 in Russell Co., VA, daughter of JAMES ARTRIP and RACHEL BREEDING. She was born 1858 in Russell Co., VA, and died 1936 in Sullivan Co., MO.
One source says he was married on Oct. 28, 1928, Harrison, Boone Co., AR. (????)
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Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Fuller H. SMITH Self M Male W 25 VA Farmer VA VA
Nancy J. SMITH Wife M Female W 23 VA Keeping House VA VA
Fredrick SMITH Son S Male W 3 VA VA VA
Minnie B. SMITH Dau S Female W 1 VA VA VA
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Source Information:
Census Place District 68, New Garden, Russell, Virginia
Family History Library Film 1255389
NA Film Number T9-1389
Page Number 76B
In 1930 Census, living in Brunswick, Chariton County, Missouri. Is age 72, and living with NAncy Artrip Smith, age 59, James Smith, age 45, Butler Smith, age 38, Dearman Smith age 33, and Clayton Smith, age 23.
In 1870 census called Fallie.
Children are listed above under (13) Nancy Jane "Sis" Artrip.
19. COWAN D.5 SMITH (SARAH SALLY4 ARTRIP, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 1859 in Russell Co., VA. He married MARGARETTE. She was born 1875 in Virginia.
Notes for COWAN D. SMITH:
May have been born in 1860.
Children of COWAN SMITH and MARGARETTE are:
i. CRAIG H.6 SMITH, b. 1892, Virginia.
ii. LENA SMITH, b. 1895, Virginia.
iii. WORLEY W. SMITH, b. 1897, Virginia.
iv. LUCY SMITH, b. 1906, Virginia.
v. CLARENCE SMITH, b. 1908, Virginia.
vi. HELLEN SMITH, b. 1911, Virginia.
vii. ERNEST SMITH, b. 1914, Virginia.
20. RICHARD "DICK"5 SMITH (SARAH SALLY4 ARTRIP, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 1860 in Russell Co., VA, and died Bef. 1870. He married (1) MARTHA KISER, daughter of KISER and RACHEL. She was born 1866. He married (2) MARGARET MAG MUSICK 1892, daughter of ALVAH MUSICK and CHANEY KISER. She was born 10 Apr 1872 in Russell Co., VA, and died 19 Mar 1954 in Russell Co., VA.
Notes for RICHARD "DICK" SMITH:
Lived on his father's farm in the Sink Hole section of Russell County, VA. Source The Musick Book by Egbert S. Musick, 1978
Was a farmer, merchant, and school teacher. They lived in the Sink Hole section of Russel Co., VA
Children of RICHARD SMITH and MARGARET MUSICK are:
i. CRAIG6 SMITH.
ii. WORLEY SMITH.
iii. LENA SMITH, b. 1892.
iv. LEET SMITH, b. 1893.
v. CLARENCE SMITH, b. 1894.
Notes for CLARENCE SMITH:
Lived at Portsmouth, Virginia.
vi. ERNEST SMITH, b. 1896.
Notes for ERNEST SMITH:
Lived at Raysal, West Virginia.
vii. LUCY SMITH, b. 1898; m. JOHN ASHBY; b. 1898.
Notes for LUCY SMITH:
They, at last report, resided in Detroit, Michigan. The Musick Book by Egbert S. Musick, 1978.
21. SARAH5 ARTRIP (JOHN MORGAN4, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 1835 in Russell County, Virginia. She married SPENCER MULLINS.
Children of SARAH ARTRIP and SPENCER MULLINS are:
i. JASPER6 MULLINS.
ii. LOUISA MULLINS.
iii. IBBY MULLINS.
iv. JOHN PINKNEY MULLINS.
v. PATTON MULLINS.
vi. SOLOMON MULLINS.
vii. MARTHA MULLINS.
viii. LUCINDA MULLINS.
ix. CALDONA MULLINS.
x. DELMON MULLINS.
22. NOAH5 ARTRIP (JAMES4, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 1840 in Artrip, Russell County, Virginia, and died 14 Aug 1888 in Artrip, Russell County, Virginia. He married MELISSA KATHRYN FLETCHER 21 Feb 1866 in Russell County, Virginia, daughter of JAMES FLETCHER and CELIA THOMPSON. She was born 17 Dec 1842 in Russell County, Virginia, and died 19 May 1936 in Artrip, Virginia.
More About MELISSA KATHRYN FLETCHER:
Name 2: Malissa Fletcher
Children of NOAH ARTRIP and MELISSA FLETCHER are:
i. DELBERT6 ARTRIP.
ii. FLORENCE ARTRIP, b. 1867, Artrip, Russell County, Virginia.
32. iii. JAMES W. ARTRIP, b. 10 Jun 1868, Russell County, Virginia.
iv. ADOLPHUS ARTRIP, b. 10 Jun 1868, Russell County, Virginia.
v. BRUCE ARTRIP, b. 15 Sep 1871, Artrip, Russell County, Virginia.
vi. TAZE ARTRIP, b. 15 Jan 1873, Artrip, Russell County, Virginia.
vii. FLEETWOOD ARTRIP, b. 12 Jun 1875, Artrip, Russell County, Virginia.
33. viii. ARTHUR "AUT" ARTRIP, b. 12 Sep 1878, Russell County, Virginia; d. 10 Sep 1939, Sullivan, Missouri.
ix. ELLIS ARTRIP, b. Feb 1881, Artrip, Russell County, Virginia.
Generation No. 6
23. MARTHA ALLISON "ALICE"6 ARTRIP (HARMON SHADRICK5, WILLIAM H.4, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born Apr 1868 in Buchanan County, Virginia, and died 04 Mar 1934 in Buchanan County, Virginia. She married ALBERT GALLATIN JENKINS BALDWIN 23 Dec 1886 in Buchanan County, Virginia, son of JACOB BALDWIN and ORPHA OSBORNE. He was born 08 Jul 1867 in Buchanan County, Virginia, and died 20 Jul 1937 in Buchanan County, Virginia.
Children of MARTHA ARTRIP and ALBERT BALDWIN are:
i. WILLIAM W.7 BALDWIN, b. May 1889; m. COSBY DAVIS.
ii. JOHNNY W. BALDWIN, b. Apr 1891; m. LYDIA VIERS.
iii. RACHEL BALDWIN, b. 20 Jul 1894, Buchanan County, Virginia; d. 07 Nov 1974, Buchanan County, Virginia; m. ALDEN SHORTRIDGE, 24 Mar 1920, Buchanan County, Virginia; b. 19 Mar 1901; d. 31 Dec 1970, Buchanan County, Virginia.
iv. ORPHA ELIZABETH BALDWIN, b. Jan 1896; d. 26 Aug 1971, Caretta, West Virginia; m. LEWIS COY BALL.
v. AMY BALDWIN, b. Jul 1899.
vi. HOLLAND BALDWIN, b. 1900.
vii. MORRELL BALDWIN, b. 23 May 1908, Buchanan County, Virginia; m. ALICE LEE WHITED.
24. MELVINA6 ARTRIP (HARMON SHADRICK5, WILLIAM H.4, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 1873 in Russell County, Virginia. She married ANDREW GRATTON ARMES 23 May 1889 in R. O. Baldwin's home, Buchanan County, Virginia. He was born 1871 in Tazewell County, Virginia.
Children of MELVINA ARTRIP and ANDREW ARMES are:
i. THOMAS7 ARMES, b. Apr 1890.
ii. RUFFICE A. ARMES, b. Nov 1892.
iii. JOHN R. ARMES, b. Oct 1895.
25. RACHEL MATILDA6 RASNICK (MARY POLLY5 BREEDING, SUSANNAH4 ARTRIP, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 1860, and died 1926. She married JAMES E. ARRINGTON.
Child of RACHEL RASNICK and JAMES ARRINGTON is:
i. SARAH ARABELLE7 ARRINGTON, b. 1892; d. 1971; m. LOGAN PRESLEY MULLINS.
26. RUFUS6 SMITH (JASPER NEWTON5, MARY J. POLLY4 ARTRIP, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) He married NORA.
Child of RUFUS SMITH and NORA is:
i. CARROLL E.7 SMITH, m. DOROTHY P. DAVIS.
27. DELLA MAE6 SMITH (ALBERT5, SARAH SALLY4 ARTRIP, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 26 Sep 1885 in Cleveland, Russell County, Virginia, and died 26 Mar 1961 in Sullivan, Missouri. She married ARTHUR "AUT" ARTRIP in Virginia, son of NOAH ARTRIP and MELISSA FLETCHER. He was born 12 Sep 1878 in Russell County, Virginia, and died 10 Sep 1939 in Sullivan, Missouri.
Notes for ARTHUR "AUT" ARTRIP:
1910 United States Federal Census
about Georga Smith
Name: Georga Smith
[Georgia Smith]
Age in 1910: 19
Estimated birth year: abt 1891
Birthplace: Virginia
Relation to Head of House: Sister-in-law
Father's Birth Place: Virginia
Mother's Birth Place: Virginia
Home in 1910: Liberty, Sullivan, Missouri
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Gender: Female
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Aurther Artrip 29
May Artrip 26
Fern Artrip 6
Amber Artrip 3
Agnes Artrip 1 11/12
Georga Smith 19
Children of DELLA SMITH and ARTHUR ARTRIP are:
i. FRANK FERN7 ARTRIP, b. 1910, Russell Co., VA.
ii. AMBER ARTRIP, b. 1914, Russell Co., VA.
iii. AGNES ARTRIP, b. 1914, Russell Co., VA.
iv. BARNEY ARTRIP, b. 1916, Russell Co., VA.
28. DELBERT DELLY6 SMITH (ALBERT5, SARAH SALLY4 ARTRIP, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 28 Aug 1887 in Russell Co., VA, and died 17 Mar 1923.
Child of DELBERT DELLY SMITH is:
i. CLYDE ANCEL7 SMITH, d. 1987.
29. STAFFORD GEORGE6 SMITH (HENRY CLINTON5, SARAH SALLY4 ARTRIP, JAMES HARVEY3, JOHN HARVEY2, COLBERT1) was born 10 Oct 1885 in Cleveland, Virginia, and died 05 Jun 1944 in Lawton, Oklahoma Buried in Lawton. He married JESSIE ARTA DODSON 06 Dec 1908 in Altus, Jackson County, OK, daughter of JESSE DODSON and EMMA CAMPSEY. She was born 31 Jan 1889 in Cameron, Milam County, Texas, and died 10 May 1949 in El Paso, Texas Buried in Lawton, Blaine County, Oklahoma.
Notes for STAFFORD GEORGE SMITH:
Were married by a Presbyterian minister (Rev. W. S. Sample). The witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dodson. Places of residence were Cleveland, VA, Harris, MO, Altus, Fletcher, Chandler, Wetumpka, and Lawton, Oklahoma. Was a Frisco Railroad agent. Was a Methodist. Had no military record.
In a letter dated January 27, 1907 from Honaker, VA addressed to Stafford Smith , Lynchburg, Virginia In Care of V C. C. Club house: Dear Mr. Smith: On receiving your photo this evening I want to say that I was real glad to get it. I certainly did appreciate it very much indeed but I am very sorry that I haven't any photos of my own at present but I am going to have some made as soon as possible and I will sure give you one as soon as I get them. I think your photo is very much like you. By the way, I received one of Ellis's photos too. You bet I appreciated it-it cetainly was good of him. I don't see why he would object to our exchanging photos, do you? Well I had better close. Your friend Mattie Jessie
Died on June 5, 1944 (D Day) according to Aunt Sykie (1/18/01).
Buried in S16-43, B2, P177.
Subj: Re: [Clinch] E. B. Jessee
Date: 3/11/2002 10:36:31 PM Central Standard Time
From:
Mary, I have three Mattie Jessee's in my tree. My second G grandmother was
Mattie Jessee, having been a Childress before marrying Wilson Jessee. Martha
Virginia "Mattie" Childress was born 1862. My other Matties were born later
and one may be the author of your letter. By a quick scan of the Matties I
noticed that one was a Kiser before marriage. Hope this helps and would love
to know if your Mattie is one of mine.
Sandy
SERVICES PLANNED FOR S. G. SMITH, 58
Services for Stafford G. Smith, 58, Frisco Railway employee for 38 years, have been set for 3 P. M. Wednesday at the Centenary Methodist Church.
The Rev. Forrest A. Fields, pastor, will officiate. He will be assisted by the Rev. Oren C. Reid, pastor of the First Baptist Church.
Mr. Smith died at 10:35 p. m. Monday at his home, 706 Arlington. He ad been ill since last August when he underwent a serious operation.
WITH RAILROAD SINCE 1906
Mr. Smith started work with the Frisco Railway in 1906 as a telegrapher in Lawton. He served in this capacity at Olustee and Altus and in 1908 was sent to Wheatland as an agent. In 1909 he became agent at Fletcher, a position he held until 1923. He then served as agent at Chandler, Wetumka and Fort Sill and in 1937 was made agent yardmaster at Lawton.
Mr. Smith was prominent in Masonic work here and in the other communities in which he lived. He became a Master Mason in 1911 at Fletcher, and had since served as worshipful master of lodges at Fletcher, Wetumka and the Lawton Blue Lodge No. 183 in 1939. He was also a member of the Order of Eastern Star.
NATIVE OF VIRGINIA
He was born Oct. 10, 1885
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