Evidence

1949 Indexed Records Spanning 1730 to 1977 Database Info

September 14, 1911

14 Sep 1911

Man’s Coat Lost at Bakerton

Lost, between the Andrews farm and Bakerton on Sunday, September 10th, a man’s brown coat. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the Register office or notifying William Flanagan, Bakerton, W. Va.

September 14, 1911

14 Sep 1911

Bowman, Flanagan visit Baltimore

Mr. and Mrs. William Bowman and Mr. Oscar Flanagan, of Bakerton, recently visited Mr. John Flanagan in Baltimore.

August 31, 1911

31 Aug 1911

African Missionaries visit Flanagans

Mr. B. F. Dreisback, of Columbus, Ohio, his sister, Mrs. T. W. Woodside, and son Wilfred, of Bilunda, West Central Africa, spent the past several days with their cousin, Mrs. Bertha D. Flanagan, at Rock Hill, […]

August 31, 1911

31 Aug 1911

Flanagan, Koppe, visit Strasburg and Winchester

Miss Martha Flanagan and Miss Annie Koppe, of Bakerton, visited the former’s brother, Mr. Walter J. Flanagan, at Strasburg, Va., and also paid a visit to friends in Winchester the past week.

August 31, 1911

31 Aug 1911

Miller visits Flanagan at Rock Hill

Mrs. Altha D. Miller, of Washington, D. C., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bertha D. Flanagan, at Rock Hill.

August 24, 1911

24 Aug 1911

Stewart: Instantly Killed

Instantly Killed.W. S. Stewart, the well known livery-man, and highly esteemed resident of Harpers Ferry, while crossing the B. & O. bridge Monday afternoon, was struck by No. 5 and instantly killed. His body was hurled […]

August 17, 1911

17 Aug 1911

Moler visits sisters in city

Master Ralph Moler, son of Geo. W. Moler, of this vicinity, is visiting his sister, Mrs. John Flanagan, in Baltimore. He will also visit his sister, Mrs. G. W. Moler, in Washington. He will be in […]

August 17, 1911

17 Aug 1911

Charley Hammond Serious Head Wound

Charley Hammond, of Antietam, and who is employed at the Bakerton lime quarries, was struck on the head with a falling stone, making a very wound and quite a loss of blood. Dr. E. M. Garrott […]

July 20, 1911

20 Jul 1911

Spencer Takes Tavern Business For Radius of 20 miles.

Takes Business of Rivals. Spencer is now doing all the business formerly done by the three hotel bars that flourished for many years in Harpers Ferry, and then some more. Harpers Ferry was never dry before […]

June 22, 1911

22 Jun 1911

Death Register: Margaret Caton

Name or No. of Assessment District 2nd Name in Full Caton, Margaret Color White Sex Female Date of Death Jun. 22, 1911 Place of Death Shep. Town Name of Disease or Cause Incident of Age Age […]

June 15, 1911

15 Jun 1911

Letter to No-License Committee

Earlton, Bedford County, Pa., June 5th, 1911. Mr. Jno. T. Colston, Chairman Jefferson County No-License Committee. Charles Town, W. Va. Dear Sir:– Our attention has been called to the matter of no license in Jefferson county […]

June 6, 1911

6 Jun 1911

Obit: Robert O’Brian

The remains of Dr. Robert L. O’Brian, son of the late Patrick O’Brian of the Halltown vicinity were brought from Colorado to the home of his sister, Mrs. Jas. K. Grubb, Bolivar, and the Mass of […]

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Evidence

Man’s Coat Lost at Bakerton

Bowman, Flanagan visit Baltimore

African Missionaries visit Flanagans

Flanagan, Koppe, visit Strasburg and Winchester

Miller visits Flanagan at Rock Hill

Stewart: Instantly Killed

Moler visits sisters in city

Charley Hammond Serious Head Wound

Spencer Takes Tavern Business For Radius of 20 miles.

Death Register: Margaret Caton

Letter to No-License Committee

Obit: Robert O’Brian

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