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Source: The Marietta Register
Dated: Thurs.,
October 28, 1875, page 3, col. 5:
"Deaths. Buchanan. In
Harmar, October 26th, Mrs. L. R. Buchanan, wife of
Dr. C. Buchanan, in the 52d year of her age.
Mrs. Buchanan's funeral will take place to-ay (Thursday,
28th) at half-past ten o'clock. Friends are invited to attend."
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Eliz Hanebury) |
Source: The Marietta Register
Dated: Thurs., August 9, 1877, page 3, col. 1:
"The death of Dr. Cyrenus Buchanan, on the 31st ult., was not
unexpected to his friends. For several years he had suffered
with cancer in the face. Several operations had been performed and
all done that the skill of the profession could suggest, without
avail. Dr. Buchanan had been a resident of the county for about 30
years, [Note he was born in the County, 13 Dec 1819] living at Lowell
until his health failed, where he accumulated a considerable property,
and established a good reputation. He was a kind man, unassuming and
charitably disposed towards all. During his suffering he was called on
to part with his companion whose death occurred from the same
disease."
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Eliz Hanebury) |
Source: The Times Recorder
Zanesville,
Ohio
Dated: Monday 04, 1964
NORMAN C. MOSS
Norman C. Moss ,81, of Dresden Route 2, died at _:00 p.m. Sunday at the
home of his sister-in-law , Mrs. Charles Moss , at whose home he has
lived since 1951.Death was due to an apparent heart attack. Mr. Moss
was a retired farmer . He was born 1983 in Wood County, W VA,
a son of Charles and Bessie Barnes Moss. He never married Surviving
are four nephews and five nieces . Two brothers and two sisters
preceded him in death. He was a member of the Dresden Baptist Church.
Services will beheld at Dresden Chapel of Baughman and Sons Funeral
Home, with the Rev. Richard Neish officiating. Burial will
be in the Frazeysburg Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home
from 7 to 9 p.m. today and 3 to 9p.m. Tuesday.
(Contributed by
Norita Moss as transcribed for her family records) |
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Printed in the Coshocton
Tribune
Wednesday Evening October 22, 1930
DRESDEN, OHIO
MOSS SERVICES
Funeral Services for Rev. Charles L. Moss, 60 of Cass Tp, were
held at the Baptist Church Tuesday after noon., with the Rev. Clitbourne officiating. The body was taken to a
county cemetery about eight miles out Parkersburg, WV, where burial
was made. Charles L. Moss Died Sunday evening at his home. He4and had
been suffering for several years
with cancer of the face.
He is a former resident of West Virginia spent his life as a minister
of the Baptist Church Bessie Barnes Moss, his wife ,preceded him in
death seven years ago, He is survived
by two sons both of the home and a daughter in Florida and a son in
West Virginia. a sister in West Virginia and lots of grandchildren and
nieces and nephews.
(Contributed by
Norita Moss as transcribed for her family records)
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Source: The Zanesville
Signal, Zanesville, Ohio
Dated: Mar. 10, 1938 pg. 10, Col. 1
LOWELL NATIVE DIES
Mrs.
Mindwell BUCHANAN LORD, 81, who died recently at her home in
Marietta, was born at Lowell and was the daughter of Dr.
Cyrenius BUCHANAN.
(Contributed by
Eliz Hanebury) |
Source: Newark Advocate
Dated: April 19, 1963
CHARLES S. MOSS
Charles S. Moss, of Dresden died April 18, 1963 . A native of
Wood and Webster Counties, West Virginia, he was the son of Charles
L. and Bessie Barnes Moss He was engaged in farming in the Dresden
area. Besides his widow Mary L., he leaves a son
Virgil D. Moss of Route 2, Frazeysburg; a daughter Mrs.
Claudine ( Larryl. ) Hindel of Route 2, Dresden; two
grandchildren; and a brother Norman C. Moss ,Route 2 of
Dresden. Also several nieces and nephews of Florida and West Virginia
He was preceded in death
by one brother and two sisters.
Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday in the Chapel
of the Baughman Funeral Home conducted by the Rev. Richard MeNeish.
Burial in the Frazeysburg Cemetery.
(Contributed by
Norita Moss as transcribed for her family records) |
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Source: Zanesville Signal
Dated: Oct 4, 1926
FRED REDFERN DIES IN LOCAL HOSPITAL
Fred Redfern, 52, well known pottery
employee of Crooksville, died in Good Samaritan
Hospital early Saturday from a brief illness of pneumonia. He was
admitted to the hospital
Friday afternoon in critical condition. Surviving is on brother,
Samuel of Redfield. The body
was taken to the Hearning Undertaking Parlors and prepared for burial,
then was removed
to the Diggs Funeral Home in Crooksville.
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NOTES:
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The following notes are from Norita Moss:
Charles Ludell Moss, b. 27 Oct. 1849, Wood County, Va. (W.
Va.); d. 19 Oct. 1930, Muskingum Co., Ohio; bur. 22 Oct. 1930,
Parkersburg, Wood Co., W. Va.
Father: Elijah Moss, b. 1826, Va.
Mother: Mahala Edwards, b. 31 Mar. 1826, Wood Co., Va.
Charles md. Jerusha Elizabeth Barnes, b. 10 Oct. 1851, Wirt Co., Va.
(W. Va.)
Children:
- Robert Bruss Moss, b. 1880, Slate District, Wood Co., W. Va.
- Norman C. Moss, b. 1883, Wood Co., W. Va.
- Charles S. Moss, b. 1892, Wood Co., W. Va.
- Hattie E. Moss, b. Jan. 1879, Wood Co., Va.
- Carrie Lee Moss, b. 12 Jun. 1888, Wirt Co., W. Va. |
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