Mr. Eye who wrote the Simmons family history states that Noah Pinckney married Julia Shaffier (1861-1927) on June 25, 1906. He married in 1928 to Hannah Ryder.
Highland Recorder June 29, 1906
SIMMONS - WHISTLEMAN
At the Presbyterian manse, on Tuesday morning, Mr. Pink Simmons and Mrs. Julia Ann Whistleman, of Jackson's River, were married. (This was Julia's third marriage)
Highland Recorder February 26, 1904
Jackson River Items
Mr. John Whistleman, died at eight o'clock last Saturday night after an illness of some weeks from consumption. (2nd Husband of Julia Shaffier)
Highland Recorder March 10, 1966
Noah Pinckney Simmons, 84, of Mustoe died Thursday, March 3 in a Staunton hospital. . Mr. Simmons was a native of Sugar Grove, W. Va.. and was born Nov. 12, 1881. His only survivors are a number of nieces and nephews. The funeral service was held Saturday at 11 a.m. from Victory Chapel Advent Christian Church at Mustoe by the Rev. Wendell K. Dubois. Burial was in the Gardner family cemetery at Mustoe with Obaugh Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Death Certificate
Father: Unknown
Mother: Susan Ann Simmons
Informant: Mrs. C.C. Corbett
Highland Recorder October 12, 1951
Obituary for Hanna Simmons
Mrs Hannah Ryder Simmons of Mustoe died Wednesday, September 26, after a lingering illness. The funeral was conducted Friday afternoon the 28th at the church by her pastor and burial was in the Gardner cemetery near the church. She is survived by her husband, Mr. Pink Simmons, and three children by her first husband, Charlie and Henry Ryder of Hot Springs and Mrs. Gladys Lance of Covington, and by several grandchildren.
Highland Recorder June 29, 1906
SIMMONS - WHISTLEMAN
At the Presbyterian manse, on Tuesday morning, Mr. Pink Simmons and Mrs. Julia Ann Whistleman, of Jackson's River, were married. (This was Julia's third marriage)
Highland Recorder February 26, 1904
Jackson River Items
Mr. John Whistleman, died at eight o'clock last Saturday night after an illness of some weeks from consumption. (2nd Husband of Julia Shaffier)
Highland Recorder March 10, 1966
Noah Pinckney Simmons, 84, of Mustoe died Thursday, March 3 in a Staunton hospital. . Mr. Simmons was a native of Sugar Grove, W. Va.. and was born Nov. 12, 1881. His only survivors are a number of nieces and nephews. The funeral service was held Saturday at 11 a.m. from Victory Chapel Advent Christian Church at Mustoe by the Rev. Wendell K. Dubois. Burial was in the Gardner family cemetery at Mustoe with Obaugh Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Death Certificate
Father: Unknown
Mother: Susan Ann Simmons
Informant: Mrs. C.C. Corbett
Highland Recorder October 12, 1951
Obituary for Hanna Simmons
Mrs Hannah Ryder Simmons of Mustoe died Wednesday, September 26, after a lingering illness. The funeral was conducted Friday afternoon the 28th at the church by her pastor and burial was in the Gardner cemetery near the church. She is survived by her husband, Mr. Pink Simmons, and three children by her first husband, Charlie and Henry Ryder of Hot Springs and Mrs. Gladys Lance of Covington, and by several grandchildren.
Mr. Eye who wrote the Simmons family history states that Noah Pinckney married Julia Shaffier (1861-1927) on June 25, 1906. He married in 1928 to Hannah Ryder.
Highland Recorder June 29, 1906
SIMMONS - WHISTLEMAN
At the Presbyterian manse, on Tuesday morning, Mr. Pink Simmons and Mrs. Julia Ann Whistleman, of Jackson's River, were married. (This was Julia's third marriage)
Highland Recorder February 26, 1904
Jackson River Items
Mr. John Whistleman, died at eight o'clock last Saturday night after an illness of some weeks from consumption. (2nd Husband of Julia Shaffier)
Highland Recorder March 10, 1966
Noah Pinckney Simmons, 84, of Mustoe died Thursday, March 3 in a Staunton hospital. . Mr. Simmons was a native of Sugar Grove, W. Va.. and was born Nov. 12, 1881. His only survivors are a number of nieces and nephews. The funeral service was held Saturday at 11 a.m. from Victory Chapel Advent Christian Church at Mustoe by the Rev. Wendell K. Dubois. Burial was in the Gardner family cemetery at Mustoe with Obaugh Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Death Certificate
Father: Unknown
Mother: Susan Ann Simmons
Informant: Mrs. C.C. Corbett
Highland Recorder October 12, 1951
Obituary for Hanna Simmons
Mrs Hannah Ryder Simmons of Mustoe died Wednesday, September 26, after a lingering illness. The funeral was conducted Friday afternoon the 28th at the church by her pastor and burial was in the Gardner cemetery near the church. She is survived by her husband, Mr. Pink Simmons, and three children by her first husband, Charlie and Henry Ryder of Hot Springs and Mrs. Gladys Lance of Covington, and by several grandchildren.
Highland Recorder June 29, 1906
SIMMONS - WHISTLEMAN
At the Presbyterian manse, on Tuesday morning, Mr. Pink Simmons and Mrs. Julia Ann Whistleman, of Jackson's River, were married. (This was Julia's third marriage)
Highland Recorder February 26, 1904
Jackson River Items
Mr. John Whistleman, died at eight o'clock last Saturday night after an illness of some weeks from consumption. (2nd Husband of Julia Shaffier)
Highland Recorder March 10, 1966
Noah Pinckney Simmons, 84, of Mustoe died Thursday, March 3 in a Staunton hospital. . Mr. Simmons was a native of Sugar Grove, W. Va.. and was born Nov. 12, 1881. His only survivors are a number of nieces and nephews. The funeral service was held Saturday at 11 a.m. from Victory Chapel Advent Christian Church at Mustoe by the Rev. Wendell K. Dubois. Burial was in the Gardner family cemetery at Mustoe with Obaugh Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Death Certificate
Father: Unknown
Mother: Susan Ann Simmons
Informant: Mrs. C.C. Corbett
Highland Recorder October 12, 1951
Obituary for Hanna Simmons
Mrs Hannah Ryder Simmons of Mustoe died Wednesday, September 26, after a lingering illness. The funeral was conducted Friday afternoon the 28th at the church by her pastor and burial was in the Gardner cemetery near the church. She is survived by her husband, Mr. Pink Simmons, and three children by her first husband, Charlie and Henry Ryder of Hot Springs and Mrs. Gladys Lance of Covington, and by several grandchildren.
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