Individuals marked with a red dot are direct ancestors of Jacqueline Renee Milburn
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Dailey, John {I0136} (b. ABT 1819, d. 31 JUL 1884)

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Title: Tombstone

Page: Pine Grove Cemetery, Frederick County, Virginia

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Source: (Death)
Title: Tombstone

Page: Pine Grove Cemetery, Frederick County, Virginia

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Note: Mary Alice lived her married life in the area of Howard's Chapel. This is between her father's farm and the Trowbridge Homestead. After Samuel Price died she married Andrew Ricketts. She is buried at Old Stone Church next to Samuel Price.

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Note: They moved to Greene County, Ohio. Here they lived in an area between Cedarville and Xenia. After his death, she married Jacob Kannedy. She is buried in an unmarked grave in a cemetery close to her home in Ohio.

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Note: This is Wilbur Strobridge's grandfather. He was born on the farm in Berkeley County. He attended school at the MT Carmel Church. When he was eighteen years of age, John and his friend, Joshua Lamp, went walking after church. They were in Frederick county fairly close to the old Trowbridge homestead. Suddenly, a man jumped out of the woods beside the road. It was Jonathon Mason and he was angry at Joshua about a girl. Jonathon pulled a large knife from behind him and John and josh had to fight for their lives. Jonathon was killed. His gravestone lies broken in the MT Carmel Cemetery with the date December 9. 1888. The Whitacre family lived on the old homestead and it was to this family that the boys went for help. They paid for an attorney and the boys were exonerated on a claim of self defense. John left home soon after this. His sister Sarah had married and moved to Greene County, Ohio. This was John's destination. He worked on farms in the area and it was here that he met Bessie Elnora Wilson. Later John went to work for the Pennsylvania Railroad in Xenia, Ohio. He died in Vandalia, Ohio and is buried in Milledgeville, Ohio. Three children were born to this couple.

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