Jefferson County - The Welsh of Harpers Ferry

1949 Indexed Records Spanning 1730 to 1977 Database Info

April 19, 1910

19 Apr 1910

1910 Census: James A. Flanagan Household

Bakerton, Harpers Ferry District, Jefferson County, West Virginia as enumerated by Harry S. [Kimes, Koonce] House Number: 65 Name Relationship Sex Age Martial Status Number of Years of Marriage Mother of How Many Children James A. […]

April 19, 1910

19 Apr 1910

1910 Census: William C. Flanagan

April 19, 1910

19 Apr 1910

1910 Census: Walter J. Flanagan

April 19, 1910

19 Apr 1910

1910 Census: Patrick Welsh

Bakerton, Harpers Ferry District, Jefferson County, West Virginia as enumerated by Harry S. [Kimes, Koonce] House Number: 72 Name Relationship Sex Age Martial Status Number of Years of Marriage Mother of How Many Children Pat Wetsh […]

March 24, 1910

24 Mar 1910

Flanagan Stable Destroyed By Fire

A stable on Mrs. Bertha Flanagan’s place near Bakerton, tenanted by Harry Trussell, was destroyed by fire last Saturday, together with its contents. Mr. Trussell has no idea how it caught afire.

March 24, 1910

24 Mar 1910

Widowed Flanagan Returns Home

Mrs. Bertha D. Flanagan, who spent a part of the past year in Shepherdstown, has returned to her country home near Bakerton.

March 24, 1910

24 Mar 1910

Fraley; Hoffman Mill Purchase

Geo. L. Fraley has bought from Jack Hoffman the brick house long known as the Hoffman mill property, on Rattlesnake run, where that stream empties into the river, east of town, for $700. There are five […]

March 10, 1910

10 Mar 1910

Flanagan Yields 60lb Butter

During the month of February three cows belonging to James Flanagan, of Bakerton, yielded 68 pounds of butter, besides feeding two calves and providing milk for a pet lamb. This is a pretty good record.

February 17, 1910

17 Feb 1910

Pearle Welsh, Appendicitis Operation.

Miss Pearl Welsh, the ten-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh, of Bakerton, was operated upon last Sunday for appendicitis. She stood the operation well and is getting along very nicely.

December 18, 1909

18 Dec 1909

Arthur Moler, Quarry Boss, Dies Suddenly

Quarry Boss Died at Bakerton. Dies Suddenly From Heart Trouble. Arthur Moler, aged fifty years, a foreman in the Bakerton quarry, died suddenly at his home in Bakerton. He retired in his usual health, when about […]

December 14, 1909

14 Dec 1909

Bready/Moore Marriage

Charlestown, W. Va., Dec. 13.– Mr. Eugene Bready, of Harper’s Ferry, and Miss Nannie Moore, daughter of Mr. John W. Moore, of Bakerton, Jefferson county, were married at Zion Episcopal Church Saturday evening by the pastor, […]

December 12, 1909

12 Dec 1909

Death of Arthur Moler

Arthur Moler. Harpers Ferry, W. Va., December 10. Mr. Arthur Moler, 50 years of age, at boss at the Bakerton quarries, died suddenly at his home at Bakerton, last night. He was a member of the […]

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1910 Census: James A. Flanagan Household

1910 Census: William C. Flanagan

1910 Census: Walter J. Flanagan

1910 Census: Patrick Welsh

Flanagan Stable Destroyed By Fire

Widowed Flanagan Returns Home

Fraley; Hoffman Mill Purchase

Flanagan Yields 60lb Butter

Pearle Welsh, Appendicitis Operation.

Arthur Moler, Quarry Boss, Dies Suddenly

Bready/Moore Marriage

Death of Arthur Moler

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