Showing posts with label Westerfield. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Westerfield. Show all posts

Saturday, August 7, 2021

Ohio County Guardianships - Part X

 86. Mar 29, 1918, pg 1: MCKENNEY


87. Jun 28, 1918, pg 1: HOOPS


88. Apr 21, 1916, pg 1: RANDOLPH


89. Aug 4, 1916, pg 5: HILL


90. Aug 11, 1916, pg 4: WESTERFIELD


91. Feb 16, 1917, pg 8: DAVIS


92. Feb 28, 1902, pg 3: BLACKLOCK


93. Jul 7, 1899, pg 3: SUTHARD


94. Feb 21, 1902, pg 3: KELLEY


95. Mar 7, 1902, pg 3: BAIZE



Wednesday, July 28, 2021

Ohio County Guardianships - Part VII

 56. Nov 7, 1919, pg 5: KEOWN


57. Feb 5, 1904, pg 5, under In County Court: FELIX


58. Mar 18, 1904, pg 1, under In County Court: DAY


59. June 9, 1905, pg 8, under County Court Orders: SHULL, SHULTZ


60. Dec 8, 1905, pg 4, under County Court: SULCER, WEATHERFORD


61. May 18, 1917, pg 5: OLIVER


62. June 22, 1917, pg 5: WESTERFIELD


63. June 29, 1917, pg 5: WHITE


64. Jul 13, 1917, pg 5: SAPP


65. Jul 20, 1917, pg 5: KIPER


Saturday, September 2, 2017

Charles F. Westerfield

Charles F. Westerfield, of Hartford, applied for a pension April 29, 1912 for his service as a Confederate soldier. Charles Franklin Westerfield was born 15 Dec 1848 and died 24 Apr 1928 at age 79.  He married Margaret Elizabeth Lake and they had eleven children.


Charles & Margaret Westerfield - 1895
Photo from M. G. Westerfield

Sunday, November 18, 2012

Hartford Herald, 9/6/1905 - Webb, Farmer, Owen, & Westerfield


Hartford Herald,  Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1905

    "Four of Ohio County's oldest landmarks passed to their final rest last week. Three--Achilles Webb, Beda, aged 86 , James Farmer, of Ralph, aged 88, and David Owen, of Ralph, aged 70, died Friday and were buried in the family burying grounds of each, respectively Saturday.  The fourth, Mr. David Westerfield, died at the residence of his son, Mr. Alex Westerfield, of the Concord neighborhood, Saturday, in the 87th year of his age. His remains were taken to Mt. Hermon church, near Beda, Sunday, and after funeral services by Rev. R. D. Bennett, his remains were interred in the Mt. Hermon Cemetery in the presence of a large circle of friends and relatives."