Gertrude's parents were:
Samuel Patton Porter (1861 - 1938)
Laura E Powers Porter (1865 - 1942)
Note: The year of Gertrude's birth is shown as 1885, which is different from what is shown in her obituary. Perhaps the stone was put in years after she had died.
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On June 29, 1900,
Samuel P. and Laura E. Porter, ages 37 and 35, lived in Castlewood, Russell Co, VA, where they owned a home. They had been married 18 years; Laura had given birth to 3 children who were living. Samuel made a living in carpentry work.
Their children were:
Gertrude H., age 17
Blanche M., 14
Olga R., 9
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Gertrude H. Porter, age 22, married William Aston Gose, 24, in Russell Co, VA on September 2, 1906.
On May 5, 1910,
William & Gertrude Gose, ages 28 & 24, owned a home Jeffersonville, Tazewell Co, VA. They had been married four years; Gertrude had give birth to one child, Stuart A., age 3. William was a Minister of the Gospel.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph (W VA)
Sunday, October 24, 1915
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD
"Rev. Mr. Gose Returns.
Rev. Mr. Gose and family arrived here Wednesday night from Dungannon, where Mrs. Gose and the children have been for the past two months. After conference Mr. Gose went to Dungannon to visit home folks and to accompany his wife and children here. A number of folks had gone to the parsonage, carried a nice supper and were ready to give the pastor and his wife a hearty welcome back to Maybeury."
Bluefield Daily Telegraph (W VA)
Sunday, October 15, 1916
PERSONALS
"Mr. and Mrs. Porter have been on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. Gose.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Saturday, May 22, 1926
PERSONALS
Mrs. Gose, wife of the Rev. W.A. Gose, who was formerly a pastor in the Bluefield District of the Holston Conference, and is now stationed at Matewan, W.Va., in the Western Virginia conference, is back at the Bluefield Sanitarium where she underwent a second operation for sinus trouble.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Thursday, April 19, 1923
CITY AND COALFIELD SHORT ITEMS
Undergoes Operation
Mrs. W.A. Gose, wife of Rev. Gose, of Charleston, well known in this vicinity, because of his services in the Methodist Holston conference, underwent an operation for tonsillitis at the Bluefield Sanitarium yesterday."
On April 5, 1930,
William A. & Gertrude H., ages 46 & 45, were renting a home on Johnson Bottom in Freeburn and Majestic, Pike Co, KY. William was a Methodist Minister. Their children were:
Stewart A., age 22, a public school teacher
Clara E., 17
Another member of the household included William's nephew, Joe B. Collins, age 4.
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In 1935 they lived in Kermit, Mingo Co, W VA.
On April 15, 1940,
William A. & Gertrude H., ages 58 & 57, were renting a home in Kermit, Mingo Co, W VA where William served as Pastor of a Methodist Church. William's nephew, Joe B. Collins, age 14, still lived with them.
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Beckley Register (W VA)
Sunday, March 1, 1959
"VISITS SISTER
Mrs. C.M. Flannery, Scott County, Va., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gertude Gose, who is recuperating from a recent illness in the Shady Spring home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Gose."
The Raleigh Register
Beckley, W VA
Tuesday, November 25, 1969
"MRS. GERTRUDE GOSE
Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude H. Gose, 86, Matewan, will be conducted Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Metewan Methodist Church with the Rev. Parker Ferguson officiating.
She died after a long illness Monday at the home of her son, Stewart A. Gose, assistant superintendent of Mingo County Schools.
Born April 9, 1883 in Russell County, Val, she was the daughter of the late Samuel and Laura Powers Porter.
Mrs. Gose was married to the Rev. W.A. Gose, formerly pastor of the Matewan, Kermit and Freeburn Methodist Churches.
Survivors also include another son, Joe Collins Gose, Monument Beach, Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. Clara Williams, Worcester, Mass.; six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren and six great0grandchildren.
Friends may call at Chambers Funeral Home in Matewan after 6 p.m. today.
Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park, Beckley, at noon Friday."
Samuel Patton Porter (1861 - 1938)
Laura E Powers Porter (1865 - 1942)
Note: The year of Gertrude's birth is shown as 1885, which is different from what is shown in her obituary. Perhaps the stone was put in years after she had died.
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On June 29, 1900,
Samuel P. and Laura E. Porter, ages 37 and 35, lived in Castlewood, Russell Co, VA, where they owned a home. They had been married 18 years; Laura had given birth to 3 children who were living. Samuel made a living in carpentry work.
Their children were:
Gertrude H., age 17
Blanche M., 14
Olga R., 9
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Gertrude H. Porter, age 22, married William Aston Gose, 24, in Russell Co, VA on September 2, 1906.
On May 5, 1910,
William & Gertrude Gose, ages 28 & 24, owned a home Jeffersonville, Tazewell Co, VA. They had been married four years; Gertrude had give birth to one child, Stuart A., age 3. William was a Minister of the Gospel.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph (W VA)
Sunday, October 24, 1915
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD
"Rev. Mr. Gose Returns.
Rev. Mr. Gose and family arrived here Wednesday night from Dungannon, where Mrs. Gose and the children have been for the past two months. After conference Mr. Gose went to Dungannon to visit home folks and to accompany his wife and children here. A number of folks had gone to the parsonage, carried a nice supper and were ready to give the pastor and his wife a hearty welcome back to Maybeury."
Bluefield Daily Telegraph (W VA)
Sunday, October 15, 1916
PERSONALS
"Mr. and Mrs. Porter have been on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. Gose.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Saturday, May 22, 1926
PERSONALS
Mrs. Gose, wife of the Rev. W.A. Gose, who was formerly a pastor in the Bluefield District of the Holston Conference, and is now stationed at Matewan, W.Va., in the Western Virginia conference, is back at the Bluefield Sanitarium where she underwent a second operation for sinus trouble.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Thursday, April 19, 1923
CITY AND COALFIELD SHORT ITEMS
Undergoes Operation
Mrs. W.A. Gose, wife of Rev. Gose, of Charleston, well known in this vicinity, because of his services in the Methodist Holston conference, underwent an operation for tonsillitis at the Bluefield Sanitarium yesterday."
On April 5, 1930,
William A. & Gertrude H., ages 46 & 45, were renting a home on Johnson Bottom in Freeburn and Majestic, Pike Co, KY. William was a Methodist Minister. Their children were:
Stewart A., age 22, a public school teacher
Clara E., 17
Another member of the household included William's nephew, Joe B. Collins, age 4.
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In 1935 they lived in Kermit, Mingo Co, W VA.
On April 15, 1940,
William A. & Gertrude H., ages 58 & 57, were renting a home in Kermit, Mingo Co, W VA where William served as Pastor of a Methodist Church. William's nephew, Joe B. Collins, age 14, still lived with them.
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Beckley Register (W VA)
Sunday, March 1, 1959
"VISITS SISTER
Mrs. C.M. Flannery, Scott County, Va., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gertude Gose, who is recuperating from a recent illness in the Shady Spring home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Gose."
The Raleigh Register
Beckley, W VA
Tuesday, November 25, 1969
"MRS. GERTRUDE GOSE
Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude H. Gose, 86, Matewan, will be conducted Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Metewan Methodist Church with the Rev. Parker Ferguson officiating.
She died after a long illness Monday at the home of her son, Stewart A. Gose, assistant superintendent of Mingo County Schools.
Born April 9, 1883 in Russell County, Val, she was the daughter of the late Samuel and Laura Powers Porter.
Mrs. Gose was married to the Rev. W.A. Gose, formerly pastor of the Matewan, Kermit and Freeburn Methodist Churches.
Survivors also include another son, Joe Collins Gose, Monument Beach, Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. Clara Williams, Worcester, Mass.; six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren and six great0grandchildren.
Friends may call at Chambers Funeral Home in Matewan after 6 p.m. today.
Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park, Beckley, at noon Friday."
Gertrude's parents were:
Samuel Patton Porter (1861 - 1938)
Laura E Powers Porter (1865 - 1942)
Note: The year of Gertrude's birth is shown as 1885, which is different from what is shown in her obituary. Perhaps the stone was put in years after she had died.
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On June 29, 1900,
Samuel P. and Laura E. Porter, ages 37 and 35, lived in Castlewood, Russell Co, VA, where they owned a home. They had been married 18 years; Laura had given birth to 3 children who were living. Samuel made a living in carpentry work.
Their children were:
Gertrude H., age 17
Blanche M., 14
Olga R., 9
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Gertrude H. Porter, age 22, married William Aston Gose, 24, in Russell Co, VA on September 2, 1906.
On May 5, 1910,
William & Gertrude Gose, ages 28 & 24, owned a home Jeffersonville, Tazewell Co, VA. They had been married four years; Gertrude had give birth to one child, Stuart A., age 3. William was a Minister of the Gospel.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph (W VA)
Sunday, October 24, 1915
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD
"Rev. Mr. Gose Returns.
Rev. Mr. Gose and family arrived here Wednesday night from Dungannon, where Mrs. Gose and the children have been for the past two months. After conference Mr. Gose went to Dungannon to visit home folks and to accompany his wife and children here. A number of folks had gone to the parsonage, carried a nice supper and were ready to give the pastor and his wife a hearty welcome back to Maybeury."
Bluefield Daily Telegraph (W VA)
Sunday, October 15, 1916
PERSONALS
"Mr. and Mrs. Porter have been on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. Gose.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Saturday, May 22, 1926
PERSONALS
Mrs. Gose, wife of the Rev. W.A. Gose, who was formerly a pastor in the Bluefield District of the Holston Conference, and is now stationed at Matewan, W.Va., in the Western Virginia conference, is back at the Bluefield Sanitarium where she underwent a second operation for sinus trouble.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Thursday, April 19, 1923
CITY AND COALFIELD SHORT ITEMS
Undergoes Operation
Mrs. W.A. Gose, wife of Rev. Gose, of Charleston, well known in this vicinity, because of his services in the Methodist Holston conference, underwent an operation for tonsillitis at the Bluefield Sanitarium yesterday."
On April 5, 1930,
William A. & Gertrude H., ages 46 & 45, were renting a home on Johnson Bottom in Freeburn and Majestic, Pike Co, KY. William was a Methodist Minister. Their children were:
Stewart A., age 22, a public school teacher
Clara E., 17
Another member of the household included William's nephew, Joe B. Collins, age 4.
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In 1935 they lived in Kermit, Mingo Co, W VA.
On April 15, 1940,
William A. & Gertrude H., ages 58 & 57, were renting a home in Kermit, Mingo Co, W VA where William served as Pastor of a Methodist Church. William's nephew, Joe B. Collins, age 14, still lived with them.
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Beckley Register (W VA)
Sunday, March 1, 1959
"VISITS SISTER
Mrs. C.M. Flannery, Scott County, Va., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gertude Gose, who is recuperating from a recent illness in the Shady Spring home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Gose."
The Raleigh Register
Beckley, W VA
Tuesday, November 25, 1969
"MRS. GERTRUDE GOSE
Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude H. Gose, 86, Matewan, will be conducted Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Metewan Methodist Church with the Rev. Parker Ferguson officiating.
She died after a long illness Monday at the home of her son, Stewart A. Gose, assistant superintendent of Mingo County Schools.
Born April 9, 1883 in Russell County, Val, she was the daughter of the late Samuel and Laura Powers Porter.
Mrs. Gose was married to the Rev. W.A. Gose, formerly pastor of the Matewan, Kermit and Freeburn Methodist Churches.
Survivors also include another son, Joe Collins Gose, Monument Beach, Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. Clara Williams, Worcester, Mass.; six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren and six great0grandchildren.
Friends may call at Chambers Funeral Home in Matewan after 6 p.m. today.
Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park, Beckley, at noon Friday."
Samuel Patton Porter (1861 - 1938)
Laura E Powers Porter (1865 - 1942)
Note: The year of Gertrude's birth is shown as 1885, which is different from what is shown in her obituary. Perhaps the stone was put in years after she had died.
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On June 29, 1900,
Samuel P. and Laura E. Porter, ages 37 and 35, lived in Castlewood, Russell Co, VA, where they owned a home. They had been married 18 years; Laura had given birth to 3 children who were living. Samuel made a living in carpentry work.
Their children were:
Gertrude H., age 17
Blanche M., 14
Olga R., 9
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Gertrude H. Porter, age 22, married William Aston Gose, 24, in Russell Co, VA on September 2, 1906.
On May 5, 1910,
William & Gertrude Gose, ages 28 & 24, owned a home Jeffersonville, Tazewell Co, VA. They had been married four years; Gertrude had give birth to one child, Stuart A., age 3. William was a Minister of the Gospel.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph (W VA)
Sunday, October 24, 1915
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD
"Rev. Mr. Gose Returns.
Rev. Mr. Gose and family arrived here Wednesday night from Dungannon, where Mrs. Gose and the children have been for the past two months. After conference Mr. Gose went to Dungannon to visit home folks and to accompany his wife and children here. A number of folks had gone to the parsonage, carried a nice supper and were ready to give the pastor and his wife a hearty welcome back to Maybeury."
Bluefield Daily Telegraph (W VA)
Sunday, October 15, 1916
PERSONALS
"Mr. and Mrs. Porter have been on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. Gose.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Saturday, May 22, 1926
PERSONALS
Mrs. Gose, wife of the Rev. W.A. Gose, who was formerly a pastor in the Bluefield District of the Holston Conference, and is now stationed at Matewan, W.Va., in the Western Virginia conference, is back at the Bluefield Sanitarium where she underwent a second operation for sinus trouble.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Thursday, April 19, 1923
CITY AND COALFIELD SHORT ITEMS
Undergoes Operation
Mrs. W.A. Gose, wife of Rev. Gose, of Charleston, well known in this vicinity, because of his services in the Methodist Holston conference, underwent an operation for tonsillitis at the Bluefield Sanitarium yesterday."
On April 5, 1930,
William A. & Gertrude H., ages 46 & 45, were renting a home on Johnson Bottom in Freeburn and Majestic, Pike Co, KY. William was a Methodist Minister. Their children were:
Stewart A., age 22, a public school teacher
Clara E., 17
Another member of the household included William's nephew, Joe B. Collins, age 4.
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In 1935 they lived in Kermit, Mingo Co, W VA.
On April 15, 1940,
William A. & Gertrude H., ages 58 & 57, were renting a home in Kermit, Mingo Co, W VA where William served as Pastor of a Methodist Church. William's nephew, Joe B. Collins, age 14, still lived with them.
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Beckley Register (W VA)
Sunday, March 1, 1959
"VISITS SISTER
Mrs. C.M. Flannery, Scott County, Va., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gertude Gose, who is recuperating from a recent illness in the Shady Spring home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Gose."
The Raleigh Register
Beckley, W VA
Tuesday, November 25, 1969
"MRS. GERTRUDE GOSE
Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude H. Gose, 86, Matewan, will be conducted Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Metewan Methodist Church with the Rev. Parker Ferguson officiating.
She died after a long illness Monday at the home of her son, Stewart A. Gose, assistant superintendent of Mingo County Schools.
Born April 9, 1883 in Russell County, Val, she was the daughter of the late Samuel and Laura Powers Porter.
Mrs. Gose was married to the Rev. W.A. Gose, formerly pastor of the Matewan, Kermit and Freeburn Methodist Churches.
Survivors also include another son, Joe Collins Gose, Monument Beach, Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. Clara Williams, Worcester, Mass.; six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren and six great0grandchildren.
Friends may call at Chambers Funeral Home in Matewan after 6 p.m. today.
Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park, Beckley, at noon Friday."
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