Mrs. A. W. Garrett
(Alexandria Walker West)
Funeral services for Mrs. A. W. Garrett,
76, who died Saturday morning
at her home In West Montgomery, will
be held at 2:30 o'clock. Monday,
afternoon at Dry Branch, burial to be
there also. Mrs. Garrett is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. (Anna)
George Smith of Charleston and Mrs.
(Mamie) John Holder of Montgomery: four sons.
Oscar and Sam Garrett of Montgomery,
John Garrett of Putney.
and William Minor Garrett of
Handley: three brothers, John West
and Robert Theodore West, of Nitro. and Edgar West of Charleston, and one sister,
Mrs. Alley Pomeroy of Dry Branch.
Alexandra and Charles had a daughter named Harriet E. b. Oct. 23, 1882, Charleston, Kanawha County. I don't know what happened to her.
Cause of death: Nephritis, inflammation
of the kidney.
Source of information: Dr. Thomas A. Lamb
Alexandra and Charles Thomas Garrett
married Jan. 21, 1872, Putman Co., WV.
Charles was 24 and Alexandra was 16.
Charles was born Sept. 6, 1846 and
died in Kanawha Co., WV. July 26, 1909.
Mother: Elizabeth Rebbeca Johnson
born 1834, Virginia.
Father: William Henry West Jr.
born, Dec., 31 1833, Buckingham
Co., Va.-died, Aug. 7, 1910,
Putman Co. WV.
Alexandra had a brother, William H. West, that died at 5 months old. Died Oct. 21, 1853, Teays Valley, Putman Co. WV. He was born in Putman Co.
From a source, I found out that some of the graves from this cemetery was moved to the Ronda cemetery. There is no marker for Alexandra, so she may have been moved. I don't know if Charles was burried here or not. If anyone knows for sure, please e mail me and let me know.
I just posted photos of all existing memorials in the Dry Branch
cemetery. Just wanted to let you know that there are no monuments there
for Burl Pomeroy #25259209, nor Alexandria Garrett #25254952.
Either they did not have monuments, or may have been moved by State to
make room for Turnpike.
The story is that there is another cemetery on Dry Creek. This one was
originally called the Hensley cemetery.
Graves that were moved went to either the other Dry Creek cemetery, or a
cemetery at Sharon.
Chris McVey
(Alexandria Walker West)
Funeral services for Mrs. A. W. Garrett,
76, who died Saturday morning
at her home In West Montgomery, will
be held at 2:30 o'clock. Monday,
afternoon at Dry Branch, burial to be
there also. Mrs. Garrett is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. (Anna)
George Smith of Charleston and Mrs.
(Mamie) John Holder of Montgomery: four sons.
Oscar and Sam Garrett of Montgomery,
John Garrett of Putney.
and William Minor Garrett of
Handley: three brothers, John West
and Robert Theodore West, of Nitro. and Edgar West of Charleston, and one sister,
Mrs. Alley Pomeroy of Dry Branch.
Alexandra and Charles had a daughter named Harriet E. b. Oct. 23, 1882, Charleston, Kanawha County. I don't know what happened to her.
Cause of death: Nephritis, inflammation
of the kidney.
Source of information: Dr. Thomas A. Lamb
Alexandra and Charles Thomas Garrett
married Jan. 21, 1872, Putman Co., WV.
Charles was 24 and Alexandra was 16.
Charles was born Sept. 6, 1846 and
died in Kanawha Co., WV. July 26, 1909.
Mother: Elizabeth Rebbeca Johnson
born 1834, Virginia.
Father: William Henry West Jr.
born, Dec., 31 1833, Buckingham
Co., Va.-died, Aug. 7, 1910,
Putman Co. WV.
Alexandra had a brother, William H. West, that died at 5 months old. Died Oct. 21, 1853, Teays Valley, Putman Co. WV. He was born in Putman Co.
From a source, I found out that some of the graves from this cemetery was moved to the Ronda cemetery. There is no marker for Alexandra, so she may have been moved. I don't know if Charles was burried here or not. If anyone knows for sure, please e mail me and let me know.
I just posted photos of all existing memorials in the Dry Branch
cemetery. Just wanted to let you know that there are no monuments there
for Burl Pomeroy #25259209, nor Alexandria Garrett #25254952.
Either they did not have monuments, or may have been moved by State to
make room for Turnpike.
The story is that there is another cemetery on Dry Creek. This one was
originally called the Hensley cemetery.
Graves that were moved went to either the other Dry Creek cemetery, or a
cemetery at Sharon.
Chris McVey
Mrs. A. W. Garrett
(Alexandria Walker West)
Funeral services for Mrs. A. W. Garrett,
76, who died Saturday morning
at her home In West Montgomery, will
be held at 2:30 o'clock. Monday,
afternoon at Dry Branch, burial to be
there also. Mrs. Garrett is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. (Anna)
George Smith of Charleston and Mrs.
(Mamie) John Holder of Montgomery: four sons.
Oscar and Sam Garrett of Montgomery,
John Garrett of Putney.
and William Minor Garrett of
Handley: three brothers, John West
and Robert Theodore West, of Nitro. and Edgar West of Charleston, and one sister,
Mrs. Alley Pomeroy of Dry Branch.
Alexandra and Charles had a daughter named Harriet E. b. Oct. 23, 1882, Charleston, Kanawha County. I don't know what happened to her.
Cause of death: Nephritis, inflammation
of the kidney.
Source of information: Dr. Thomas A. Lamb
Alexandra and Charles Thomas Garrett
married Jan. 21, 1872, Putman Co., WV.
Charles was 24 and Alexandra was 16.
Charles was born Sept. 6, 1846 and
died in Kanawha Co., WV. July 26, 1909.
Mother: Elizabeth Rebbeca Johnson
born 1834, Virginia.
Father: William Henry West Jr.
born, Dec., 31 1833, Buckingham
Co., Va.-died, Aug. 7, 1910,
Putman Co. WV.
Alexandra had a brother, William H. West, that died at 5 months old. Died Oct. 21, 1853, Teays Valley, Putman Co. WV. He was born in Putman Co.
From a source, I found out that some of the graves from this cemetery was moved to the Ronda cemetery. There is no marker for Alexandra, so she may have been moved. I don't know if Charles was burried here or not. If anyone knows for sure, please e mail me and let me know.
I just posted photos of all existing memorials in the Dry Branch
cemetery. Just wanted to let you know that there are no monuments there
for Burl Pomeroy #25259209, nor Alexandria Garrett #25254952.
Either they did not have monuments, or may have been moved by State to
make room for Turnpike.
The story is that there is another cemetery on Dry Creek. This one was
originally called the Hensley cemetery.
Graves that were moved went to either the other Dry Creek cemetery, or a
cemetery at Sharon.
Chris McVey
(Alexandria Walker West)
Funeral services for Mrs. A. W. Garrett,
76, who died Saturday morning
at her home In West Montgomery, will
be held at 2:30 o'clock. Monday,
afternoon at Dry Branch, burial to be
there also. Mrs. Garrett is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. (Anna)
George Smith of Charleston and Mrs.
(Mamie) John Holder of Montgomery: four sons.
Oscar and Sam Garrett of Montgomery,
John Garrett of Putney.
and William Minor Garrett of
Handley: three brothers, John West
and Robert Theodore West, of Nitro. and Edgar West of Charleston, and one sister,
Mrs. Alley Pomeroy of Dry Branch.
Alexandra and Charles had a daughter named Harriet E. b. Oct. 23, 1882, Charleston, Kanawha County. I don't know what happened to her.
Cause of death: Nephritis, inflammation
of the kidney.
Source of information: Dr. Thomas A. Lamb
Alexandra and Charles Thomas Garrett
married Jan. 21, 1872, Putman Co., WV.
Charles was 24 and Alexandra was 16.
Charles was born Sept. 6, 1846 and
died in Kanawha Co., WV. July 26, 1909.
Mother: Elizabeth Rebbeca Johnson
born 1834, Virginia.
Father: William Henry West Jr.
born, Dec., 31 1833, Buckingham
Co., Va.-died, Aug. 7, 1910,
Putman Co. WV.
Alexandra had a brother, William H. West, that died at 5 months old. Died Oct. 21, 1853, Teays Valley, Putman Co. WV. He was born in Putman Co.
From a source, I found out that some of the graves from this cemetery was moved to the Ronda cemetery. There is no marker for Alexandra, so she may have been moved. I don't know if Charles was burried here or not. If anyone knows for sure, please e mail me and let me know.
I just posted photos of all existing memorials in the Dry Branch
cemetery. Just wanted to let you know that there are no monuments there
for Burl Pomeroy #25259209, nor Alexandria Garrett #25254952.
Either they did not have monuments, or may have been moved by State to
make room for Turnpike.
The story is that there is another cemetery on Dry Creek. This one was
originally called the Hensley cemetery.
Graves that were moved went to either the other Dry Creek cemetery, or a
cemetery at Sharon.
Chris McVey
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