Beatrice Helen Hedges was born on Apr 25, 1893 at Plainfield, Union County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Dr. Ellis Walton Hedges and Lelia Butler. Beatrice married Cleland Coldwell Ross, son of Edward Cleland Ross and Jennie May Coldwell, on Oct 23, 1915 at Plainfield, Union County, New Jersey. Beatrice Helen Hedges died on Sep 11, 1963 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, at age 70.

      Leila Hedges was born on Nov 29, 1894 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of Dr. Ellis Walton Hedges and Lelia Butler. Leila married Dr. Edward H. Dennen circa 1920. Leila Hedges died in 1989.

      Ellis Walton Hedges Jr. was born on Aug 12, 1900 at Castline, Hancock County, Maine. He was the son of Dr. Ellis Walton Hedges and Lelia Butler. Ellis married Elizabeth Matlby, daughter of Adolphus W. Matlby and Eleanor Bliss Lonsdale, on Jun 28, 1921 at Concord, Contra Costa County, California. Ellis Walton Hedges Jr. died on Nov 18, 1952 at San Francisco, San Francisco County, California, at age 52.

      Dr. Benjamin Van Doren Hedges was born on May 19, 1866 at Chester, Morris County, New Jersey. He was the son of Dr. Smith English Hedges and Ann Eliza Lyrtle Van Doren. Benjamin married Adele Curtis Williams on Jun 6, 1906.
     Dr. Benjamin Van Doren Hedges was graduated in 1888 at Princeton College, Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey. He was graduated in 1891 at New York College of Physcians and Surgeons, New York City, New York County, New York.

     Adele married Dr. Benjamin Van Doren Hedges, son of Dr. Smith English Hedges and Ann Eliza Lyrtle Van Doren, on Jun 6, 1906.

      Benjamin Van Doren Hedges Jr. was born on Jun 8, 1907. He was the son of Dr. Benjamin Van Doren Hedges and Adele Curtis Williams.

      Robert Williams Hedges was born on Jul 31, 1898. He was the son of Dr. Benjamin Van Doren Hedges and Adele Curtis Williams.

      Ray Curry 1950 Van Doren was born in 1887. He was the son of Archibald T. Van Doren and Clara Curry. Ray Curry 1950 Van Doren died in 1890.

      Amy Louise 173 Van Doren was born in 1888. She was the daughter of Archibald T. Van Doren and Clara Curry.

      Arthur Lyndon Van Doren was born on Aug 25, 1891. He was the son of Archibald T. Van Doren and Clara Curry.
     Arthur Lyndon Van Doren resided at at Lakeville, Dakota County, Minnesota.

      Lela 1481 Van Doren was born in 1894. She was the daughter of Archibald T. Van Doren and Clara Curry.

      Merle Ballentine 1768 Van Doren was born in 1896. He was the son of Archibald T. Van Doren and Clara Curry.

      Abram Cornelius Van Doren was born on Feb 26, 1835. He was the son of John Van Doren and Frances E. Spacht. Abram married Hester Ballentine on Oct 6, 1858. Abram Cornelius Van Doren died in Jul, 1908 at age 73.

      Hester Ballentine was born on Dec 5, 1839. Hester married Abram Cornelius Van Doren, son of John Van Doren and Frances E. Spacht, on Oct 6, 1858. Hester Ballentine died on Jan 10, 1903 at age 63.

      Frances E. Spacht was born on Jan 20, 1820. She was the daughter of Jacob Spacht and Hannah Bruce. Frances married John Van Doren, son of Christianus Van Doren and Phebe Van Arsdale, in 1834. Frances E. Spacht died on May 8, 1847 at age 27.

     Jacob married Hannah Bruce.

     Hannah married Jacob Spacht.

      Frances Caroline Van Doren was born on Aug 13, 1838. She was the daughter of John Van Doren and Frances E. Spacht. Frances married Edgar Hubbard on Dec 14, 1863; no issue.
     Frances Caroline Van Doren resided at at Eaton, Ohio, circa 1909.

      Oscar 1850 Van Doren was born in 1839. He was the son of John Van Doren and Frances E. Spacht.

      Bruce Van Doren was born on Nov 12, 1843. He was the son of John Van Doren and Frances E. Spacht. Bruce married Ida Spacht, daughter of Milton Spacht and Jane (Unknown), on Jul 25, 1873.
     Bruce Van Doren resided at at Eaton, Ohio.

      William 2217 Van Doren was born in 1845. He was the son of John Van Doren and Frances E. Spacht. William 2217 Van Doren died in 1904.

      Fannie Van Doren was born on Sep 5, 1860. She was the daughter of Abram Cornelius Van Doren and Hester Ballentine. Fannie Van Doren died on Jul 18, 1885 at age 24.
     She resided at at Eaton, Ohio.

      Caroline Louise Van Doren was born on Feb 13, 1868. She was the daughter of Abram Cornelius Van Doren and Hester Ballentine. Caroline Louise Van Doren died on Oct 29, 1887 at age 19.

      John Van Doren was born on Jul 11, 1870 at Ohio. He was the son of Abram Cornelius Van Doren and Hester Ballentine. John married Anna Vogelsang on Jul 8, 1907.

      Edgar Van Doren was born on May 24, 1878. He was the son of Abram Cornelius Van Doren and Hester Ballentine. Edgar married Mary Farr on Jun 22, 1894.

      Ida Spacht was born on Nov 25, 1859. She was the daughter of Milton Spacht and Jane (Unknown). Ida married Bruce Van Doren, son of John Van Doren and Frances E. Spacht, on Jul 25, 1873.

     Milton married Jane (Unknown).

     Jane married Milton Spacht.

      Jennie Van Doren was born on Dec 13, 1879. She was the daughter of Bruce Van Doren and Ida Spacht. Jennie married Louis Goar on Oct 1, 1902.
     Jennie Van Doren resided at at Bartlesville, Washington County, Oklahoma, circa 1909.

      Bessie 290 Van Doren was born in 1882. She was the daughter of Bruce Van Doren and Ida Spacht. Bessie 290 Van Doren died in 1883.

      Earl Van Doren was born in 1887. He was the son of Bruce Van Doren and Ida Spacht.

      Maria Van Doren Kerney was born on Mar 4, 1804 at Jefferson County, Virgina. She was the daughter of William Kerney and Catherine Van Doren. Maria married Richard Gartrell in 1819. Maria Van Doren Kerney died on Mar 30, 1884 at College Hill, Hamilton County, Ohio, at age 80.
     She was also known as Maria Van Doren Kearney.

      Richard Gartrell was born circa 1794 at Winchester, Frederick County, Virgina. Richard married Maria Van Doren Kerney, daughter of William Kerney and Catherine Van Doren, in 1819. Richard Gartrell died in 1837 at Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa.
     He resided at at near, Winchester, Frederick County, Virgina, in 1825.

      James William Gartrell was born circa 1813. He was the son of Richard Gartrell and Maria Van Doren Kerney.
     James William Gartrell resided at at Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa.

      Anna Elizabeth Gartrell was born on Nov 29, 1821 at Virgina. She was the daughter of Richard Gartrell and Maria Van Doren Kerney. Anna married Charles Edward Harbeson on Jan 7, 1840. Anna Elizabeth Gartrell died on Nov 4, 1893 at age 71.
     She resided at at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.

      Charles Edward Harbeson was born circa 1815 at Pennsylvania. Charles married Anna Elizabeth Gartrell, daughter of Richard Gartrell and Maria Van Doren Kerney, on Jan 7, 1840.
     Charles Edward Harbeson resided at at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.

      Sterne Humphrey Harbeson was born on Jul 17, 1840. He was the son of Charles Edward Harbeson and Anna Elizabeth Gartrell. Sterne Humphrey Harbeson died in 1883; did not marry.
     He was also known as Stern Harbeson. He resided at at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.

      Maria Van Doren Gartrell Harbeson was born on Jun 2, 1846 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Charles Edward Harbeson and Anna Elizabeth Gartrell. Maria married Thomas R. Tomb on Oct 24, 1872.
     Maria Van Doren Gartrell Harbeson resided at at Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, circa 1909. She held the position of state vice regent of the Missouri D.A.R. circa 1909.

      Thomas R. Tomb was born in Oct, 1840 at Pennsylvania. Thomas married Maria Van Doren Gartrell Harbeson, daughter of Charles Edward Harbeson and Anna Elizabeth Gartrell, on Oct 24, 1872.

      Ella Harper Harbeson was born in Jan, 1848. She was the daughter of Charles Edward Harbeson and Anna Elizabeth Gartrell. Ella married Charles R. Peaslee on Oct 22, 1874. Ella Harper Harbeson died before 1909.
     She resided at at Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky.

     Charles married Ella Harper Harbeson, daughter of Charles Edward Harbeson and Anna Elizabeth Gartrell, on Oct 22, 1874.

     Anna May Peaslee was the daughter of Charles R. Peaslee and Ella Harper Harbeson.

     Suzanne D. Peaslee was the daughter of Charles R. Peaslee and Ella Harper Harbeson.

     Elnora Peaslee was the daughter of Charles R. Peaslee and Ella Harper Harbeson.

      Charles Edward Harbeson was born in Jan, 1850. He was the son of Charles Edward Harbeson and Anna Elizabeth Gartrell. Charles married Alma Gorham in 1876. Charles Edward Harbeson died before 1909.
     He resided at at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.

     Alma married Charles Edward Harbeson, son of Charles Edward Harbeson and Anna Elizabeth Gartrell, in 1876.

     Richard Gartrell Harbeson was the son of Charles Edward Harbeson and Alma Gorham.

     Charles Edward Harbeson was the son of Charles Edward Harbeson and Alma Gorham.

      Julia Schlanger Harbeson was born in Jun, 1852. She was the daughter of Charles Edward Harbeson and Anna Elizabeth Gartrell. Julia Schlanger Harbeson died before 1909.
     She resided at at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.

      Augusta Lawler Harbeson was born in Aug, 1854. She was the daughter of Charles Edward Harbeson and Anna Elizabeth Gartrell. Augusta Lawler Harbeson died before 1909.
     She resided at at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, in 1890.

      Davis Lawler Harbeson was born in Apr, 1856. He was the son of Charles Edward Harbeson and Anna Elizabeth Gartrell. Davis married Ella Cary Roll in 1879. Davis Lawler Harbeson died before 1909.
     He resided at at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.

      Ella Cary Roll was born circa 1861 at Indiana. Ella married Davis Lawler Harbeson, son of Charles Edward Harbeson and Anna Elizabeth Gartrell, in 1879.

      Davis Lawler Harbeson Jr. was born on Dec 2, 1879 at Illinois. He was the son of Davis Lawler Harbeson and Ella Cary Roll. Davis married Anna E. (Unknown) circa 1907. Davis Lawler Harbeson Jr. died in Jan, 1970 at Montville Twp., Morris County, New Jersey, at age 90.
     

      George Tyndall Harbeson was born on Jan 7, 1882 at Illinois. He was the son of Davis Lawler Harbeson and Ella Cary Roll. George married Suzanne Danforth Peaslee on Jun 16, 1909 at Jefferson County, Kentucky; four children.
     

     Sterne H. Harbeson was the son of Davis Lawler Harbeson and Ella Cary Roll.

      Frank O'Ferrall Harbeson was born in Feb, 1858 at Ohio. He was the son of Charles Edward Harbeson and Anna Elizabeth Gartrell. Frank married Linda (Unknown). Frank married Juliet Landsdown circa 1890. Frank O'Ferrall Harbeson died in Nov, 1957 at age 99. Frank was buried at Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio.
     He was also known as Frank F. Harbeson. He resided at at Bluefield, Mercer County, West Virginia, circa 1909.

      Thomas T. Harbeson was born in Jun, 1897 at Missouri. He was the son of Frank O'Ferrall Harbeson and Juliet Landsdown. Thomas T. Harbeson died; in a house fire when he was a young man.

      Sara B. Harbeson was born in Oct, 1878 at Illinois; 1880 census shows her born in Ohio. She was the daughter of Frank O'Ferrall Harbeson and Linda (Unknown).
     Sara B. Harbeson was also known as Sallie Harbeson.

      Gartrell Mariah Harbeson was born on Jun 3, 1891 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. He was the son of Frank O'Ferrall Harbeson and Juliet Landsdown. Gartrell married Carrie Adele Egley circa 1913. Gartrell Mariah Harbeson and Martha Althea Rice had a relationship which resulted in issue at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky. Gartrell Mariah Harbeson died on Aug 15, 1951 at Boyd County, Kentucky, at age 60.
     He was also known as George M. Harbeson.

      Mary Elizabeth Harbeson was born in May, 1860. She was the daughter of Charles Edward Harbeson and Anna Elizabeth Gartrell. Mary Elizabeth Harbeson died before 1909.
     She resided at at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.

      William Gano Harbeson was born in Jan, 1862 at Ohio. He was the son of Charles Edward Harbeson and Anna Elizabeth Gartrell. William married Mabel Clark in 1882.
     William Gano Harbeson resided at at Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois, circa 1909.

     Mabel married William Gano Harbeson, son of Charles Edward Harbeson and Anna Elizabeth Gartrell, in 1882.

     Charles Edward Harbeson was the son of William Gano Harbeson and Mabel Clark.

     Anna R. Harbeson was the daughter of William Gano Harbeson and Mabel Clark.

      Henry Clay Gartrell was born on May 23, 1825 at Winchester, Frederick County, Virgina. He was the son of Richard Gartrell and Maria Van Doren Kerney. Henry married Eliza Jane Pogue, daughter of John Hopkins Pogue and Sarah Ann Moore, on Oct 20, 1853 at Louisa, Lawrence County, Kentucky. Henry Clay Gartrell died on Apr 1, 1870 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky, at age 44.
     He removed to at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky, in 1854.

HENRY CLAY GARTRELL. For a number of years Henry Clay Gartrell was numbered among the representative and prominent business citizens of Ashland, Kentucky, and in his death the entire community felt that an irreparable loss had been sustained by the public and the city had lost one who had devoted his best efforts to upbuilding of public interests and had achieved an enviable distinction in the different departments of life. He had been intimately associated with several of the leading industries of the locality, his genius and indubitable talent as a financier and business manager resulting in the prosperity of these enterprises. His entire career was marked by signal integrity, justice and honor, and no word of detraction was ever heard from those who knew him. Henry Clay Gartrell was born on a farm near Winchester, Virginia, May 23, 1825, the son of Richard and Maria (Karney) Gartrell, both natives of Virginia, where they were reared and married and soon afterward came to Kentucky and located near Lexington. A few years later they removed to Missouri, settling near Palmyra, where they secured a large tract of land and owned many slaves. In 1832 a cholera epidemic prevailed and they lost many of their slaves and also members of their family, the mother of Richard Gartrell among the number. She was a widow and accompanied her son and family from Virginia to Kentucky to Missouri. Soon after this epidemic Mr. Gartrell sold out and removed to Dubuque, Iowa, making there a permanent home and becoming extensively interested in lead mining, in which he continued until his death, which occurred in Dubuque.

Our subject was an infant when he was taken west by his parents and grew up to young manhood in Dubuque, Iowa, receiving a good education. He was about twelve years old when his father died, and when he was eighteen he went to St. Louis and entered the large mercantile establishment of Mr. Lisle, a prominent man and an old friend of his father. Here young Gartrell also had advantages both in good schooling and the opportunity of acquiring a thorough knowledge of merchandising. A few years later he joined his mother and sister in College Hill, Ohio, now a suburb of Cincinnati. In partnership with his brother, C. H. Gartrell, he engaged in the dry-goods trade on Fifth street, Cincinnati, and later sold out and became a partner of Moses Crigler and operated sccessfully a dry goods on lower Market street for many years. He became a very energetic and successful business man and engaged in many nterprises, and with others built and owned steamboats which were operated on the Ohio river. During the Civil war an immense business was transacted with the government in transporting soldiers, supplies, etc. After the war he sold out his mercantile and river interests, and all others as well, and retired from active business life.
In the meantime he had located at Ashland, at the time the town started in 1854, and bought property at the first lot sale, and in consequence became interested in real estate speculation, buying and selling much property successfully during the early years of rapid development following the Civil war. His wife owned about seven hundred acres adjoining Ashland along the upper Ohio river, and they built a handsome brick residence thereon, which is now within the city limits of Ashland, near what is known as the underground crossing of the electric railway and the C. & O. Railway. This house was built in 1855, but during the Civil war they took up their residence in Ashland proper, where Mr. Gartrell lived until his death in 1870. While he was actually retired from active business for several years previous to his death, he was still active in many trades and deals up to the time of his demise. He accumulated a large estate, owning among other properties the ground on which the Norton Iron works were built, which was sold to that company in later years.

In politics Mr. Gartrell was originally a Whig of the old school. He never aspired to nor held an office, his entire interest being given to business, in which he displayed activity and sagacity. One of his brothers, Charles Harris Gartrell, served for a time in the Union army in the Civil war, but contracting a severe cold, lost his eyesight and was brought home by our subject from Cumberland Gap, which trip required several weeks to accomplish, owing to the difficulty in getting through the lines. Mr. Gartrell married on October 25, 1853, at Louisa, Kentucky, Miss Eliza J. Pogue, born on the farm where she now lives in Boyd county, Kentucky, March 20, 1835, the daughter of John H. and Sarah A. (Moore) Pogue, the former a native of Mason county, Kentucky, and the latter from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a sister to the late Colonel L. T. Moore of Catlettsburg, of whom a sketch is given elsewhere. The Pogue family was among the pioneer families of Kentucky, the first settling at what now is Harrodsburg, Kentucky, William Pogue being the founder of the family in this state and the grandfather of John H. During pioneer days he was with Daniel Boone and helped build the fort at Harrodsburg. While hunting with a party of companions he was surprised by an Indian attach and although on horseback was shot in the midst of the canebrake and fell from the horse. His companions escaped, but later returned with reinforced numbers, secured the wounded man and took him to the fort, where he died. His wife was Ann Kennedy, who was the mother of three children, two daughters and one son, born in the fort, the oldest daughter, Ann Pogue, being the first white female child born in Kentucky. The son, Robert Pogue, was reared amid frontier scenes at Harrodsburg and when a young man removed to Mason county, Kentucky, when it was a part of Virginia,
locating on a farm near Limestone, now Maysville, where he acquired a large landed estate in time and owned many slaves, also built a fine stone mansion and surroundings. For a number of years previous he had following the profession of surveying, and, visiting many parts of the state in connection with his work, he became familiar with the desirable places and his settlement was due to former knowledge. He also served as surveyor general of this section when it was part of Virginia. He raised a regiment for the war of 1812 and became a colonel. Colonel Pogue was present at the battle Thames and witnessed the death of Tecumseh. One of his sons, John H., served with him during that struggle and was lieutenant of his company. Prior to the time Robert Pogue enlisted in the war of 1812 the family name was spelled Poage, but this name was spelled Pogue on government records and commissions and from that time forward he adopted the latter method, as have also his descendants. The family was descended from the old Augusta county, Virginia, Poages. Robert Pogue passed his life on his plantation near May's Lick. He married Jane Hopkins, a native of Augusta county, Virginia, by which union there were four sons and three daughters. Of the above children John H. Pogue was the father of Mrs. H. C. Gartrell. He was the oldest son and removed from the plantation to Mason county, Kentucky. During early years he became part owner with his father and others in the Amanda Charcoal furnaces, one of the early institution of this kind in the Ohio Valley in Kentucky. Later he disposed of his interest on account of his religious scruples in connection with Sunday work and engaged in farming in Mason county, but lived but one year, dying from yellow fever at the age of forty-four. His neighbors had taken produce to New Orleans by river and contracted the disease. John H. Pogue was an elder in the Presbyterian church, and very devout, and, acting according to his sense of duty, administered to the victims and thus became afflicted with the disease. His wife also contracted the same, but recovered and finally died at the age of sixty-seven. Her husband died when they had been married four years, leaving her one child, Eliza J., now the widow of H. C. Gartrell, who resides on a fine estate about midway between Ashland and Catlettsburg. Portions of the seven hundred acres left her from the estate of her grandfather Pogue have of late years became residence properties in the development of this region, thirteen acres having been recently bought by the government for dam No. 29 in the Ohio river
mprovement. Mr. Gartrell and wife were the parents of seven children, five of whom are living. They are as follows: Anna G., widow of William Kerr, formerly a banker and hardware merchant of Ironton, Ohio; Viola, widow of former Judge M. H. Houston, of Ashland; Virginia, wife of Judge Thomas Cherrington, of Ironton, Ohio, recently retired, after serving twenty-six years on the circuit court of that state and many years as superior judge; Harry C., at home; Ethelbert Hopkins, secretary and general manager of the Ashland Fire Brick Company. He also manages his mother's affairs and is largely interested in the company of which he is active head and manager. He is a member of the Presbyterian church at Norman and active in support of the same, being also the superintendent of the Sunday-school, for which in fact he is largely responsible in maintenance, as the Gartrell family were actively identified with it organization.

HISTORY OF KENTUCKY AND KENTUCKIANS, E. Polk Johnson, three volumes,
Lewis Publishing Co., New York & Chicago, 1912. Common version, Vol. III,
pp. 1306-07. Boyd County.

      Eliza Jane Pogue was born on Mar 20, 1835 at Greenup County, Kentucky. She was born on Mar 20, 1835 at Mason County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Hopkins Pogue and Sarah Ann Moore. Eliza married Henry Clay Gartrell, son of Richard Gartrell and Maria Van Doren Kerney, on Oct 20, 1853 at Louisa, Lawrence County, Kentucky. Eliza Jane Pogue died in 1916.

      Richard Moore Gartrell was born on Sep 9, 1854 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky. He was the son of Henry Clay Gartrell and Eliza Jane Pogue. Richard Moore Gartrell died on Jun 18, 1878 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky, at age 23.

      John William Gartrell was born on Jun 25, 1856 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky. He was the son of Henry Clay Gartrell and Eliza Jane Pogue. John William Gartrell died on Sep 20, 1857 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky, at age 1.
     He was also known as John Hopkins Gartrell.

      Anna Maria Gartrell was born on Dec 12, 1859 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Henry Clay Gartrell and Eliza Jane Pogue. Anna married William M. Kerr on Feb 8, 1893 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky. Anna Maria Gartrell died at Gallia County, Ohio.
     She resided at at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky, circa 1909.

      William M. Kerr was born on Jul 22, 1840 at Gallia County, Ohio. William married Anna Maria Gartrell, daughter of Henry Clay Gartrell and Eliza Jane Pogue, on Feb 8, 1893 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky. William M. Kerr died on May 9, 1898 at Gallia County, Ohio, at age 57.

      Henry Crittenden Gartrell was born on Mar 12, 1861. He was the son of Henry Clay Gartrell and Eliza Jane Pogue.
     Henry Crittenden Gartrell was also known as Henry Clay Gartrell Jr. He was also known as Harry Gartrell. He ha paralysis of the throat on Jun 18, 1880.

      Viola Gartrell was born on Apr 9, 1863 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Henry Clay Gartrell and Eliza Jane Pogue. Viola married Judge Matthew Henry Houston, son of Andrew Houston and Mary Ann Russell, on Sep 20, 1893 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky.
     Viola Gartrell resided at at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky, circa 1909.

      Judge Matthew Henry Houston was born on Feb 15, 1851 at Rockbridge County, Virgina. He was the son of Andrew Houston and Mary Ann Russell. Matthew married Viola Gartrell, daughter of Henry Clay Gartrell and Eliza Jane Pogue, on Sep 20, 1893 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky. Judge Matthew Henry Houston died on Feb 5, 1907 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky, at age 55.

      Virginia Valdenar Gartrell was born on Jun 25, 1865. She was the daughter of Henry Clay Gartrell and Eliza Jane Pogue. Virginia married Judge Thomas Cherrington on Jun 10, 1895 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky.
     Virginia Valdenar Gartrell resided at at Ironton, Kentucky, circa 1909.

      Judge Thomas Cherrington was born in Jan, 1836 at Ohio. Thomas married Virginia Valdenar Gartrell, daughter of Henry Clay Gartrell and Eliza Jane Pogue, on Jun 10, 1895 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky.

      Ethelbert Hopkins Gartrell was born on Nov 24, 1869 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky. He was the son of Henry Clay Gartrell and Eliza Jane Pogue. Ethelbert married Mabel Elizabeth Conant, daughter of Edward D. Conant, on Nov 29, 1901; no issue. Ethelbert married Helen M. Chadwick on Oct 8, 1913 at Ontario, Canada. Ethelbert Hopkins Gartrell died on Mar 17, 1951 at Boyd County, Kentucky, at age 81.
     He resided at at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky, circa 1909.

      Mabel Elizabeth Conant was born on Feb 14, 1877 at Newton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Edward D. Conant. Mabel married Ethelbert Hopkins Gartrell, son of Henry Clay Gartrell and Eliza Jane Pogue, on Nov 29, 1901; no issue. Mabel Elizabeth Conant died on Feb 10, 1903 at Kentucky at age 25. Mabel was buried at Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts.
     She resided at at Newton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.

      Charles Harris Gartrell was born in 1834 at Jefferson County, Virgina. He was the son of Richard Gartrell and Maria Van Doren Kerney. Charles married Mary Alice Gregg on Feb 28, 1865 at New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana. Charles Harris Gartrell died in 1903.
     He resided at at Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas.

      Mary Alice Gregg was born on Aug 29, 1843 at Indiana. Mary married Charles Harris Gartrell, son of Richard Gartrell and Maria Van Doren Kerney, on Feb 28, 1865 at New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana. Mary Alice Gregg died in 1912.

      Charles Barnett Gartrell was born circa 1868 at Kentucky. He was the son of Charles Harris Gartrell and Mary Alice Gregg.

      Lewis Eckel Gartrell was born circa 1871 at Texas. He was the son of Charles Harris Gartrell and Mary Alice Gregg.

      Milton Paulding Gartrell was born circa 1876 at Illinois. He was the son of Charles Harris Gartrell and Mary Alice Gregg.

     Sterne Harbeson Gartrell was the son of Charles Harris Gartrell and Mary Alice Gregg.

      Margaret S. Gartrell was born circa 1830. She was the daughter of Richard Gartrell and Maria Van Doren Kerney.

     Alexander Gartrell was the son of Richard Gartrell and Maria Van Doren Kerney.

      Elizabeth E. Kerney was born on Feb 14, 1809. She was the daughter of William Kerney and Catherine Van Doren. Elizabeth married Lewis Glover on Mar 24, 1830 at Frederick County, Virgina. Elizabeth E. Kerney died on Oct 14, 1899 at Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina, at age 90.
     She was also known as Elizabeth E. Kearney.

      Lewis Glover was born in 1804 at Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. Lewis married Elizabeth E. Kerney, daughter of William Kerney and Catherine Van Doren, on Mar 24, 1830 at Frederick County, Virgina. Lewis Glover died on Oct 6, 1839 at Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina.
     On Nov 11, 1839 sale $2,295.73.
The Inventory of Lewis Glover was taken by Thomas H. Crow, Cyrus McCormick, and James Flore on Nov 18, 1839.

      Katherine Kearney Glover was born on Aug 8, 1831. She was the daughter of Lewis Glover and Elizabeth E. Kerney. Katherine Kearney Glover died on Mar 25, 1888 at age 56; did not marry.
     She was also known as Catherine Kearney Glover.

      John Brazer Glover was born on Jun 22, 1833. He was the son of Lewis Glover and Elizabeth E. Kerney. John married Catherine Eugenia Crow, daughter of Thomas H. Crow and Frances Amelia Shepherd, on Nov 18, 1868 at Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina. John Brazer Glover died on May 9, 1881 at age 47.

      Catherine Eugenia Crow was born circa 1839. She was the daughter of Thomas H. Crow and Frances Amelia Shepherd. Catherine Eugenia Crow was baptized on Jun 18, 1854 at Grace Episcopal Church, Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina. Catherine married John Brazer Glover, son of Lewis Glover and Elizabeth E. Kerney, on Nov 18, 1868 at Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina. Catherine Eugenia Crow died on Mar 30, 1907 at Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina.
     On Sep 25, 1907 Clarke Courier Estate Sale.

      Thomas Leeds Glover was born on Sep 23, 1869. He was the son of John Brazer Glover and Catherine Eugenia Crow. Thomas Leeds Glover was baptized on Jul 17, 1870 at Grace Episcopal Church, Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina. He died after Sep, 1937.

      Bessie Thornton Glover was born on May 29, 1871. She was the daughter of John Brazer Glover and Catherine Eugenia Crow. Bessie Thornton Glover was baptized on Jun 18, 1871 at Grace Episcopal Church, Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina. She died on Mar 9, 1890 at Clarke County, New York, at age 18. Bessie was buried at Green Hill Cemetery, Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina.

      Frances Eloise Glover was born on Feb 26, 1873. She was the daughter of John Brazer Glover and Catherine Eugenia Crow. Frances Eloise Glover was baptized on Aug 10, 1873 at Grace Episcopal Church, Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina. Frances married Henry Montague Stevens on Oct 4, 1899 at Grace Episcopal Church, Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina.
      Had one child that died in infancy.

Frances Eloise Glover resided at at 253 Renshaw Ave., East Orange, Essex County, New Jersey, circa 1909.

      Henry Montague Stevens was born circa 1874 at New York. Henry married Frances Eloise Glover, daughter of John Brazer Glover and Catherine Eugenia Crow, on Oct 4, 1899 at Grace Episcopal Church, Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina.

      Eugene Brazer Glover was born on Jan 6, 1875. He was the son of John Brazer Glover and Catherine Eugenia Crow. Eugene Brazer Glover was baptized on Jul 18, 1875 at Grace Episcopal Church, Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina.

      John Elliott Glover was born on Apr 30, 1878. He was the son of John Brazer Glover and Catherine Eugenia Crow. John Elliott Glover was baptized on Nov 17, 1878 at Grace Episcopal Church, Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina. He died on Jul 16, 1907 at Saranac Lake, Franklin County, New York, at age 29; did not marry.

      Ida Morgan Glover was born on Aug 31, 1876. She was the daughter of John Brazer Glover and Catherine Eugenia Crow. Ida Morgan Glover was baptized on Nov 5, 1877 at Grace Episcopal Church, Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina. Ida married Herbert McKelden Smith in 1898. Ida Morgan Glover died on Sep 20, 1904 at Staunton City, Virgina, at age 28.
     She resided at at Staunton City, Virgina.

      Herbert McKelden Smith was born in May, 1876 at Virgina. Herbert married Ida Morgan Glover, daughter of John Brazer Glover and Catherine Eugenia Crow, in 1898.
      Had one chld that died in infancy.

      Lewis Neill Glover was born on Jan 14, 1880. He was the son of John Brazer Glover and Catherine Eugenia Crow. Lewis Neill Glover was baptized on Jun 4, 1882 at Grace Episcopal Church, Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina. He died in 1948. Lewis was buried at Green Hill Cemetery, Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina.

      Thornton Kirkland Glover was born on Feb 16, 1835. He was the son of Lewis Glover and Elizabeth E. Kerney. Thornton married Lillie May Young, daughter of William H. Young and Lucy B. (Unknown), on Aug 24, 1875 at Berryville Baptist Church, Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina. Thornton was buried on Jan 19, 1876 at Grace Episcopal Church Chruchyard, Berryville, Clarke County, Virgina.
     He Seved in the Civil War, CSA. Wounded at Chancelorsville, captured at Spottsvlvania.