Monday, November 7, 2011
Ourmarkets Blog
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Welcome to my Blog My name is Rose. I have been married to a great man Holly Jr. for 40 years. We have two great daughters and son in laws and seven wonderful grandchildren ranging from 2nd grade to college. I don't know why but there are 3 men in his family named Holly. We have a granddaughter named after papa only they spell her name Hollie. I enjoy being a member of the Hi bidder auction site where I sell crocheted clothes for 18 inch doll, Jewelry and Candles
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PURVIS FAMILY GENEALOGY
My web site is about my Purvis family line VISIT PURVIS FAMILY WEB SITE HERE
WEST VIRGINIA SHREWSBURY GENEALOGY
My husband family line is Lesher from West Virginia his mom was a Shrewsbury which name is quiet well known in connection with WV. The Old Stone House was built by her great great grandfather Samuel Shrewsbury who has quite a history in WV.
The earliest traceable ancestor of the Kanwha county branch of Shrewsburys was Samuel Sr. born 1763. On October 8, 1796 three years before his death Samuels father in law Colonel John Dickinson conveyed a tract of 704 acres of land on the Kanawha to his two son in laws Samuel and John Shrewsbury. Including both the bottom and hill land it lay on the north side of the river a few miles east of Charleston, WV. Samuel and John were determined to settle on this land research reveals their first settlement in Kanawha (1798) was in a large grove of black walnut trees, which later furnished the wood for a house built by Samuel. Land was cleared and the necessary farming was done but a new interest in salt drilling developed, as this land was lying in the middle of the production area, thereby inspiring the brothers to buy adjoining acreage and become actively engaged in th growing of salt business.
Samuel soon became very prrominient, he was a justice in 1801 and other years a sheriff in 1810. It was during this time that he built the Stone House (The Stone Mansion) on the original tract.
Samuel died in 1835 and his wife Mary died 1853 they were buried in the family cemetery located on south side of their homestead near the kanawha river This cemetery was oncovered when the Diamond Alkali Company began clearing and escavating the land to build houses for their employees. Several of the houses were erected over the graves and some of the flat stone markers were used for sidewalks, about 1919-1920. Today the old stone house looks much as it did 180 years ago. The House was placed on the National Registry of Historic Sites in 1978.
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Handmade items soaps, pet shampoos, bath products and more all made to order.
Handpoured Candles, candle gift sets, soy candles.
Jewelry items copper bracelts, 925 sterling silver chains with pendants, brooches and more.
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PURVIS FAMILY GENEALOGY
My web site is about my Purvis family line VISIT PURVIS FAMILY WEB SITE HERE
WEST VIRGINIA SHREWSBURY GENEALOGY
My husband family line is Lesher from West Virginia his mom was a Shrewsbury which name is quiet well known in connection with WV. The Old Stone House was built by her great great grandfather Samuel Shrewsbury who has quite a history in WV.
The earliest traceable ancestor of the Kanwha county branch of Shrewsburys was Samuel Sr. born 1763. On October 8, 1796 three years before his death Samuels father in law Colonel John Dickinson conveyed a tract of 704 acres of land on the Kanawha to his two son in laws Samuel and John Shrewsbury. Including both the bottom and hill land it lay on the north side of the river a few miles east of Charleston, WV. Samuel and John were determined to settle on this land research reveals their first settlement in Kanawha (1798) was in a large grove of black walnut trees, which later furnished the wood for a house built by Samuel. Land was cleared and the necessary farming was done but a new interest in salt drilling developed, as this land was lying in the middle of the production area, thereby inspiring the brothers to buy adjoining acreage and become actively engaged in th growing of salt business.
Samuel soon became very prrominient, he was a justice in 1801 and other years a sheriff in 1810. It was during this time that he built the Stone House (The Stone Mansion) on the original tract.
Samuel died in 1835 and his wife Mary died 1853 they were buried in the family cemetery located on south side of their homestead near the kanawha river This cemetery was oncovered when the Diamond Alkali Company began clearing and escavating the land to build houses for their employees. Several of the houses were erected over the graves and some of the flat stone markers were used for sidewalks, about 1919-1920. Today the old stone house looks much as it did 180 years ago. The House was placed on the National Registry of Historic Sites in 1978.
Check out Ourmarkets Little Shop
Check out HIBIDDER HERE
ADVERTISE FREE HERE
At Ourmarket's Little Shop you will find items such as custom mugs, tshirts, mouse pads send me your picture and I will have them put on these items.
Handmade items soaps, pet shampoos, bath products and more all made to order.
Handpoured Candles, candle gift sets, soy candles.
Jewelry items copper bracelts, 925 sterling silver chains with pendants, brooches and more.
Stop buy and browse.
Check Ourmarkets Little Shop
ADVERTISE FREE HERE
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