RAB - Rudeness is an unattractive quality in a person.
Her first husband was Harvey Beverage.
1900 Highland County Census
George M. Sutton, 55; Lucinda Sutton, 65; Lucy Sutton, 26; John H. Sprigss, 18, servant.
Highland Recorder March 20, 1897
There is some talk of a new road being made on Back Creek, beginning at the farm of Pat McNulty and passing through the farms of Otho Gum, H. A. Slaven and Aaron Gum, to intersect the Back Creek road on Juniper Hill near the residence of George Sutton. This road is to be built by private subscription.
Highland Recorder March 9, 1900
George Sutton's House Burned
At 3 o'clock Thursday morning Mr.George Sutton's dwelling, near Meadow Dale, was destroyed by fire, with all its contents, except some bed clothing which the family carried out when they left the house. The fire is supposed to have started from a back log rolling down from the kitchen fire place. Mr. Charley Gum lived in one part of the house. No insurance on the property.
April 27, 1900
Mr. George Sutton started to Pocahontas Tuesday alter a load of lumber, with which to rebuild near the site of his house that was destroyed by fire.
Highland Recorder October 10, 1902
Mr. George Sutton has sold his farm near Mill Gap to Mr. Bert Gum, and has purchased a farm at Collins, W. Va. to which place he is now preparing to move.
Highland Recorder October 31, 1902
Polly Gum to Geo. M. Sutton interest in 84 acres, Abram Gum land.
Highland Recorder February 11, 1910
License was issued in the Clerk's office of Pocahontas county last week, for the marriage of Geo. M. Sutton and Rhoda E. Barnett. Mr. Sutton is well known in Highland, having left here only a few years ago.
From FG contributor: johan keller
Lucinda Beverage in entry for Harvey Beverage, "Virginia Deaths and Burials, 1853-1912" Lucinda Beverage in entry for Harvey Beverage, 05 Jun 1864 Spotsylvania Courthouse, Spotsylvania, Virginia,
Spouse's Name: Lucinda Beverage; Father's Name: Geo. Beverage; Mother's Name: Hannah Beverage.
Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940
George M. Sutton and Lucinda Beverage, Feb. 9, 1866; Highland County, Virginia,
Her first husband was Harvey Beverage.
1900 Highland County Census
George M. Sutton, 55; Lucinda Sutton, 65; Lucy Sutton, 26; John H. Sprigss, 18, servant.
Highland Recorder March 20, 1897
There is some talk of a new road being made on Back Creek, beginning at the farm of Pat McNulty and passing through the farms of Otho Gum, H. A. Slaven and Aaron Gum, to intersect the Back Creek road on Juniper Hill near the residence of George Sutton. This road is to be built by private subscription.
Highland Recorder March 9, 1900
George Sutton's House Burned
At 3 o'clock Thursday morning Mr.George Sutton's dwelling, near Meadow Dale, was destroyed by fire, with all its contents, except some bed clothing which the family carried out when they left the house. The fire is supposed to have started from a back log rolling down from the kitchen fire place. Mr. Charley Gum lived in one part of the house. No insurance on the property.
April 27, 1900
Mr. George Sutton started to Pocahontas Tuesday alter a load of lumber, with which to rebuild near the site of his house that was destroyed by fire.
Highland Recorder October 10, 1902
Mr. George Sutton has sold his farm near Mill Gap to Mr. Bert Gum, and has purchased a farm at Collins, W. Va. to which place he is now preparing to move.
Highland Recorder October 31, 1902
Polly Gum to Geo. M. Sutton interest in 84 acres, Abram Gum land.
Highland Recorder February 11, 1910
License was issued in the Clerk's office of Pocahontas county last week, for the marriage of Geo. M. Sutton and Rhoda E. Barnett. Mr. Sutton is well known in Highland, having left here only a few years ago.
From FG contributor: johan keller
Lucinda Beverage in entry for Harvey Beverage, "Virginia Deaths and Burials, 1853-1912" Lucinda Beverage in entry for Harvey Beverage, 05 Jun 1864 Spotsylvania Courthouse, Spotsylvania, Virginia,
Spouse's Name: Lucinda Beverage; Father's Name: Geo. Beverage; Mother's Name: Hannah Beverage.
Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940
George M. Sutton and Lucinda Beverage, Feb. 9, 1866; Highland County, Virginia,
RAB - Rudeness is an unattractive quality in a person.
Her first husband was Harvey Beverage.
1900 Highland County Census
George M. Sutton, 55; Lucinda Sutton, 65; Lucy Sutton, 26; John H. Sprigss, 18, servant.
Highland Recorder March 20, 1897
There is some talk of a new road being made on Back Creek, beginning at the farm of Pat McNulty and passing through the farms of Otho Gum, H. A. Slaven and Aaron Gum, to intersect the Back Creek road on Juniper Hill near the residence of George Sutton. This road is to be built by private subscription.
Highland Recorder March 9, 1900
George Sutton's House Burned
At 3 o'clock Thursday morning Mr.George Sutton's dwelling, near Meadow Dale, was destroyed by fire, with all its contents, except some bed clothing which the family carried out when they left the house. The fire is supposed to have started from a back log rolling down from the kitchen fire place. Mr. Charley Gum lived in one part of the house. No insurance on the property.
April 27, 1900
Mr. George Sutton started to Pocahontas Tuesday alter a load of lumber, with which to rebuild near the site of his house that was destroyed by fire.
Highland Recorder October 10, 1902
Mr. George Sutton has sold his farm near Mill Gap to Mr. Bert Gum, and has purchased a farm at Collins, W. Va. to which place he is now preparing to move.
Highland Recorder October 31, 1902
Polly Gum to Geo. M. Sutton interest in 84 acres, Abram Gum land.
Highland Recorder February 11, 1910
License was issued in the Clerk's office of Pocahontas county last week, for the marriage of Geo. M. Sutton and Rhoda E. Barnett. Mr. Sutton is well known in Highland, having left here only a few years ago.
From FG contributor: johan keller
Lucinda Beverage in entry for Harvey Beverage, "Virginia Deaths and Burials, 1853-1912" Lucinda Beverage in entry for Harvey Beverage, 05 Jun 1864 Spotsylvania Courthouse, Spotsylvania, Virginia,
Spouse's Name: Lucinda Beverage; Father's Name: Geo. Beverage; Mother's Name: Hannah Beverage.
Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940
George M. Sutton and Lucinda Beverage, Feb. 9, 1866; Highland County, Virginia,
Her first husband was Harvey Beverage.
1900 Highland County Census
George M. Sutton, 55; Lucinda Sutton, 65; Lucy Sutton, 26; John H. Sprigss, 18, servant.
Highland Recorder March 20, 1897
There is some talk of a new road being made on Back Creek, beginning at the farm of Pat McNulty and passing through the farms of Otho Gum, H. A. Slaven and Aaron Gum, to intersect the Back Creek road on Juniper Hill near the residence of George Sutton. This road is to be built by private subscription.
Highland Recorder March 9, 1900
George Sutton's House Burned
At 3 o'clock Thursday morning Mr.George Sutton's dwelling, near Meadow Dale, was destroyed by fire, with all its contents, except some bed clothing which the family carried out when they left the house. The fire is supposed to have started from a back log rolling down from the kitchen fire place. Mr. Charley Gum lived in one part of the house. No insurance on the property.
April 27, 1900
Mr. George Sutton started to Pocahontas Tuesday alter a load of lumber, with which to rebuild near the site of his house that was destroyed by fire.
Highland Recorder October 10, 1902
Mr. George Sutton has sold his farm near Mill Gap to Mr. Bert Gum, and has purchased a farm at Collins, W. Va. to which place he is now preparing to move.
Highland Recorder October 31, 1902
Polly Gum to Geo. M. Sutton interest in 84 acres, Abram Gum land.
Highland Recorder February 11, 1910
License was issued in the Clerk's office of Pocahontas county last week, for the marriage of Geo. M. Sutton and Rhoda E. Barnett. Mr. Sutton is well known in Highland, having left here only a few years ago.
From FG contributor: johan keller
Lucinda Beverage in entry for Harvey Beverage, "Virginia Deaths and Burials, 1853-1912" Lucinda Beverage in entry for Harvey Beverage, 05 Jun 1864 Spotsylvania Courthouse, Spotsylvania, Virginia,
Spouse's Name: Lucinda Beverage; Father's Name: Geo. Beverage; Mother's Name: Hannah Beverage.
Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940
George M. Sutton and Lucinda Beverage, Feb. 9, 1866; Highland County, Virginia,
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