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Henretty, Mary Elizabeth {I0674} (b. DEC 1881, d. UNKNOWN)

Note: Mrs. Mollie Harbaugh
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Mrs Mollie Elizabeth Harbough, widow of Charles E. Harbaugh, died early last Thursday morning in a Harrisburg hospital.
She was a member of the Newport United Church of Christ, the Newport Civic Club and the Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
Mrs. Harbaugh is survived by three daughter, Mrs. Paul L. Doutrich, Harrisburg; Mrs. Melvin Huntt, Edgewater, MD and Mrs. Dewey Meyers, of St. Louise Mo.; two sons, J. William Harbaugh, St. Louis, and Charles Edward Harbaugh, Newport; a sister, Mrs. Frank Roper, Charles Town, W.VA., and two grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Monday from the funeral home on Walnut Street, Newport. The Rev. Don Studer, her pastor, officiated, assisted by Rev. John David Tate of the Market Square United Presbyterian Church, and the Rev. Charles D. Rissinger, pastor of the Mt. Laurel Church of god. Burial was in the Lutheran cemetery, Smithburg, MD.

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Occupation: Place: Foreman with Asphalt Quarry in Kentucky

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Occupation: Place: Farmer

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Note: Confederate Solider in the war between the States:

Henright, Thomas: VA 60th Infantry 1st Co., H : Enlisted 8/20/61 in Richmond Virginia Hospital 7/31 thru 8/7/61.

Handright, Thomas J.:35th Battalion Virginia Calavry Co. E. PVT. Teamster. Enl. 12/25/63(62), Shenandoah Co. for war. Captured 6/9/63, Beverly Ford. Paroled Old Capitol Prison 6/25/63. Present 8/31/64. Paroled 4/9/65. Appomattox C.H.

Family history says; Thomas Jefferson Henretty (Uncle Tom) drove an Ammunition wagon which was blown up, burning the left side of his face. Granny (Bessie A. (Henretty) Roper) said he couldn't grow whiskers on that side of his face, it's believed it happened at Antietam.

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Spirit of Jefferson Tuesday, April 13, 1915 Vol.L No.15 Pg2 Col.1

Thos. J. Henrietta Dies Near Roar.
Thomas J. Henrietta died at his home near Zoar
last Friday, aged 70 years. He was a confederate
Veteran and was well known. Funeral services were
held at his late residence yesterday morning.
Interment in Edge Hill Cemetery.

Occupation: Place: Farmer

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Note: The Farmers Advocate January 14, 1899 VolXIV No.48 pg2 co.5

Mrs. Henrietta, wife of Mr. Thos. J. Henrietta,
died at her home near Zoar on Tuesday night,
December 37(sic), leaving a husband, five sons
and one daughter. Funeral services were held in
the Presbyterian church in this place, conducted
by rev. Dr. AC Hopkins. Interment in Edge Hill
Cemetery.

Source: (Death)
Title: Jefferson County, West Virginia Death Records

Page: Book 4, pg 118, line 779 & Book 5, pg 186, line 10
Data:
Text: Reported Dec. 31, 1898; Henretty, Margaret age 60yrs, married; cause of death Heart Disease; Parents Wm & H. Ambrose; Consort Thomas Henretty; resident of the state 6 weeks; died near Duffields; Buried Charles Town; undertaker G. L. Knight; Phy. J. B. Daniels

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Source: (Death)
Title: Braxton County, West Virginia, Certificate of Death

Page: wvculture.org
Data:
Text: Informant: Florance Henretty

Occupation: Place: Farmer

Occupation: Place: Collector, Chas. Gazette

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Note: Obituary
Winchester Evening Star Saturday December 22, 1925

MISS HENRETTY
DIES HERE FROM
COMPLICATIONS

Strasburg, Va. December 19 -- miss Anne Elizabeth Henretty, who for the
past two years has been making her home with her brother in law and
sister Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Mitchell of Strasburg Junction, died Wednesday
night, December 16, in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Her death occurred
at 11o'clock and was caused by a complication of diseases following as
operation.

The deceased was born near Strasburg on February 4, 1877, and had
reached the age of forty-eight years, ten months and twelve days. She
was a daughter of the late Andrew J. and Ellen Lichliter Henretty.
Following the death of her parents, she lived for a number of years
with brothers and sisters in Ohio, and two years ago came to Strasburg
Junction to make her home with Mrs. Michell.

She was a consistent member of the Strasburg Christian church, and
was respected by all who knew her. She had many friends who were
deeply grieved to learn of her death.

Miss Henretty is survived by three sisters, Mrs. J. M. Mitchell, of
Strasburg Junction: Mrs. Lorae Sturling of Avery, Ohio: Mrs. Branche
Gordon, of Fostoria, Ohio, and by six brothers, William F. Henretty
of Gassaway, W. Va., J. M. and G. C. Henretty of Tiffin, Ohio: A. L.
Henretty of Oldport, Ohio: Jacob Henretty of Avery, Ohio, and T. E.
Henretty of Tiffin, Mich.

Due to the fact that several of her brothers and sisters expect to be
here for the funeral, and that they have not yet been heard from as to
when they will arrive, funeral arrangements have not yet been competed.
Funeral services will probably be held from the Christian Church, with
interment in the Riverview cemetery.

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