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Roper, James Grant {I3302} (b. ABT 1869, d. ?)

Reference: 3302

Reference: 3303

Source: (Birth)
Title: Jefferson County, West Virginia, Birth Register

Page: Book 2, pg. 220, line 89
Data:
Text: Oscar Roper, Sept. 1, 1880; Father: Douglas, Mother: Fannie

Reference: 3304

Reference: 3305

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

Page: Book 2, pg. 104, line 51
Data:
Text: Goins, Charles, Col., male, June 26, 1874, Place: Osb. Dist, Cause: Brain Fever, age 1 year, 6mons, Parents: Charles H. & Louisa

Reference: 3306

Reference: 3307

Reference: 3308

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

Page: Book 6, pg. 36, line 30
Data:
Text: Racheal Roper, Col. Female, age 14m, cause of death Col. Inf., June 19, 1901, parents Edw. & Lucinda Roper

Source: (Death)
Title: Jefferson Co. W. V. Death Reg. 1881 - 1903
Author: Patricia B. Duncan
Media: Book
Note: Handley Archives, Frederick County, Virginia

Page: Pg. 1, 1-Dist of D.G. Donnelly 1900-30

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Note: -----------Obituary-------------------
Farmers Advocate, March 10, 1944, pg2 col.2

PVT. Ralph G. Henretty

Relatives in the county were notified last week
of the death of Pvt. Ralph G. Henretty, killed in action
on the battlefront in Italy on February 4. The young
soldier, eighteen years of age, was a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall E. Henretty, of Marshallton, Delaware,
who moved there from Shenandoah Junction about
three years ago. A graduate of the Conrad High School
at Marshallton, Private Henretty attended Charles Town
schools before leaving the county. He would have been
19 years old on February 14, just ten days after he was
killed. He was inducted into the army last June and
received his early training at Fort Wheeler, Ga., and
Fort Meade, Md. In addition to his parents he is survived
by four brothers, Marshall, Jr., Paul, Lyle, and Wayne
Henretty; two sisters, Joy Lee and Virginia Henretty,
all of Marshallton, and his grandmother, Mrs. Blanche Henretty.
He was the grandson of the late Harvey Snyder of Charles Town.
The young man was a member of the Marshallton Methodist Church.

Reference: 3313

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Note: The Farmers Advocate, January 25, 1902 Col. 4 Pg3

Mrs. David Henretty
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Mrs. David Henretty, of the Leetown neighborhood,
died of consumption Tuesday morning, after an
illness of several months. Her husband and six
children survive her.

Martinsburg Statesman, Evening, Friday, January 24, 1902 Col.3 Pg3

DEATHS

Henretty

Mrs. David Henretty of the leetown neighborhood,
died of consumption Tuesday morning, after an illness
of several months, Her husband and six children
survive her.

Reference: 3315

Source: (Death)
Title: Berkeley County, West Virginia Certificate of Death
Author: www.wvculture.org
Media: Book

Page: Number 2419
Data:
Text: States parents as: Father, D. I. Henretta; Mother Anna Voorhees; Informant, S. V. Henretta; widowed

Occupation: Place: Barber

Reference: 3316

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Reference: 3318

Occupation: Place: Interwoven Mill, Martinsburg, West Virginia

Reference: 3319

Reference: 3320

Source: (Death)
Title: Berkeley County, West Virginia Certificate of Death
Author: www.wvculture.org
Media: Book

Reference: 3321