┌── Jacob Hanshew
│ 1816-<1893
┌── Samuel Spencer Hanshew ──┤
│ 1846-1929 │
│ └── Christina Musser
│ 1821-1892
Nora Bell Hanshew ──────┤
B: 1872 │
D: 1929 │
└── Marcum V. Harmon
1856-1935
M: Charles Henry Kegley
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Nora Bell Hanshew [ID 08944]
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Born Feb 1 1872, Virginia.1,2,3
She married Charles Henry Kegley, Jul 28 1890, Bland County, Virginia.1,2,4 Charles, son of Thomas Jefferson Kegley & Mary Jane Snavely, was born Sep 6 1867, Smyth County, Virginia.2,3,4,5 Charles was the brother of James J. Kegley who married Nora Bell's sister Ibbie.4,5
Nora Bell and Charles were shown in the 1900 census (Jun 2 1900), Atkins Precinct, Smyth County, Virginia:2
Kegley, C.H., head-of-household, age 32, born Sept 1867 in Virginia; parents born in Virginia; married 10 years; occupation: farmer; rented farm.
Kegley, Nora B., wife, age 28, born Feb 1872 in Virginia; parents born in Virginia; married 10 years; occupation: day laborer.
Living next door in 1900 was the family of a T.J. Kegley, age 61,6 apparently Charles' father. Also living in Smyth County, Virginia in 1900 was sister Ibbie and her husband, James Kegley.7
Nora Bell and Charles were shown in the 1910 census (Apr 27 1910), Atkins Precinct, Smyth County, Virginia:3
Kegley, Charles H., head-of-household, age 42, born in Virginia; parents born in Virginia; first marriage, married 19 years; occupation: farmer, general farm; owned farm (free).
Kegley, Nora B., wife, age 37, born in Virginia; parents born in Virginia; first marriage, married 19 years; no children.
Living next door in 1910 was the family of Charles' father, Thomas J. Kegley, age 71,8
Nora Bell Hanshew died Mar 17 1929.1
Charles died Jan - 1940.9
Sources
- The Church Of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints (LDS)
computerized Ancestral File.
- 1900 census, Atkins Precinct, Smyth County, Virginia; roll T623-1728, ED 78, page 2A, line #28, dwelling #26, family #27.
- 1910 census, Atkins Precinct, Smyth County, Virginia; roll T624-1649, ED 85, page 97A, line #15.
- Contribution from Dianna Gilliam ().
- 1880 LDS census index, District 81, Marion, Smyth County, Virginia; roll T9-1390, page 13B.
- 1900 census, Atkins Precinct, Smyth County, Virginia; roll T623-1728, ED 78, page 2A, line #24, dwelling #25, family #26.
- 1900 census, Atkins Precinct, Smyth County, Virginia; roll T623-1728, ED 78, page 13B-14A, line #100, dwelling #239, family #255.
- 1910 census, Atkins Precinct, Smyth County, Virginia; roll T624-1649, ED 85, page 97A, line #9.
- LDS IGI, citing: member submission.
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