Son of John and Jane (Johnson) Zinn Heatherly.
Martinsburg Statesman (Martinsburg, West Virginia) Fri, Dec 2, 1904 Page 6 Article:
Thomas Heatherly, , aged 75, and Luella Lantz, a pretty Barbour county girl, recently eloped. They drove forty miles to Grafton, and were married while sitting in the buggy, by a minister. As soon as the ceremony was performed the couple returned on their return trip. The father of the girl appeared on the scene some time after, and found the knot had been tied. He started in pursuit and it was the opinion of
those who knew him , that what he would do to that old man when he caught him would be a plenty. (f(y (This found by GG grand-daughter, Susie, Sunday, 17 Dec 2023-119 years after the fact, to the month).
* Martinburg is the county seat of Berkeley County, West Virginia. It's 2020 Census population of 18,773, makes Martinsburg the largest city in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia and the seventh-largest city in the state.
* On their marriage license, married by G.W. Bent, Episcopal Methodist Minister, listed Thomas' middle name initial as " H. ", Thomas H. Heatherly. No witnesses listed on this document Marriage Index Line 343, Page 180 of Marriage Volume Docket.
* Rev. George W. Bent (10 Nov 1859 Gilmer Co., WV - 22 Dec 1914 Huntington, Cabell Co., WV)
Buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Fairmont, Marion Co., WV. FAG # 85813507 .
The Independent-Herald, Hinton, WV, Thursday, December 24, 1914: Ill many weeks of blood poisoning, Rev. G. W. Bent, for the past four years superintendent of the Huntington district of the West Virginia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, died here late tonight. He was born in Gilmer County in 1859.
Martinsburg Statesman (Martinsburg, West Virginia) Fri, Dec 2, 1904 Page 6 Article:
Thomas Heatherly, , aged 75, and Luella Lantz, a pretty Barbour county girl, recently eloped. They drove forty miles to Grafton, and were married while sitting in the buggy, by a minister. As soon as the ceremony was performed the couple returned on their return trip. The father of the girl appeared on the scene some time after, and found the knot had been tied. He started in pursuit and it was the opinion of
those who knew him , that what he would do to that old man when he caught him would be a plenty. (f(y (This found by GG grand-daughter, Susie, Sunday, 17 Dec 2023-119 years after the fact, to the month).
* Martinburg is the county seat of Berkeley County, West Virginia. It's 2020 Census population of 18,773, makes Martinsburg the largest city in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia and the seventh-largest city in the state.
* On their marriage license, married by G.W. Bent, Episcopal Methodist Minister, listed Thomas' middle name initial as " H. ", Thomas H. Heatherly. No witnesses listed on this document Marriage Index Line 343, Page 180 of Marriage Volume Docket.
* Rev. George W. Bent (10 Nov 1859 Gilmer Co., WV - 22 Dec 1914 Huntington, Cabell Co., WV)
Buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Fairmont, Marion Co., WV. FAG # 85813507 .
The Independent-Herald, Hinton, WV, Thursday, December 24, 1914: Ill many weeks of blood poisoning, Rev. G. W. Bent, for the past four years superintendent of the Huntington district of the West Virginia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, died here late tonight. He was born in Gilmer County in 1859.
Son of John and Jane (Johnson) Zinn Heatherly.
Martinsburg Statesman (Martinsburg, West Virginia) Fri, Dec 2, 1904 Page 6 Article:
Thomas Heatherly, , aged 75, and Luella Lantz, a pretty Barbour county girl, recently eloped. They drove forty miles to Grafton, and were married while sitting in the buggy, by a minister. As soon as the ceremony was performed the couple returned on their return trip. The father of the girl appeared on the scene some time after, and found the knot had been tied. He started in pursuit and it was the opinion of
those who knew him , that what he would do to that old man when he caught him would be a plenty. (f(y (This found by GG grand-daughter, Susie, Sunday, 17 Dec 2023-119 years after the fact, to the month).
* Martinburg is the county seat of Berkeley County, West Virginia. It's 2020 Census population of 18,773, makes Martinsburg the largest city in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia and the seventh-largest city in the state.
* On their marriage license, married by G.W. Bent, Episcopal Methodist Minister, listed Thomas' middle name initial as " H. ", Thomas H. Heatherly. No witnesses listed on this document Marriage Index Line 343, Page 180 of Marriage Volume Docket.
* Rev. George W. Bent (10 Nov 1859 Gilmer Co., WV - 22 Dec 1914 Huntington, Cabell Co., WV)
Buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Fairmont, Marion Co., WV. FAG # 85813507 .
The Independent-Herald, Hinton, WV, Thursday, December 24, 1914: Ill many weeks of blood poisoning, Rev. G. W. Bent, for the past four years superintendent of the Huntington district of the West Virginia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, died here late tonight. He was born in Gilmer County in 1859.
Martinsburg Statesman (Martinsburg, West Virginia) Fri, Dec 2, 1904 Page 6 Article:
Thomas Heatherly, , aged 75, and Luella Lantz, a pretty Barbour county girl, recently eloped. They drove forty miles to Grafton, and were married while sitting in the buggy, by a minister. As soon as the ceremony was performed the couple returned on their return trip. The father of the girl appeared on the scene some time after, and found the knot had been tied. He started in pursuit and it was the opinion of
those who knew him , that what he would do to that old man when he caught him would be a plenty. (f(y (This found by GG grand-daughter, Susie, Sunday, 17 Dec 2023-119 years after the fact, to the month).
* Martinburg is the county seat of Berkeley County, West Virginia. It's 2020 Census population of 18,773, makes Martinsburg the largest city in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia and the seventh-largest city in the state.
* On their marriage license, married by G.W. Bent, Episcopal Methodist Minister, listed Thomas' middle name initial as " H. ", Thomas H. Heatherly. No witnesses listed on this document Marriage Index Line 343, Page 180 of Marriage Volume Docket.
* Rev. George W. Bent (10 Nov 1859 Gilmer Co., WV - 22 Dec 1914 Huntington, Cabell Co., WV)
Buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Fairmont, Marion Co., WV. FAG # 85813507 .
The Independent-Herald, Hinton, WV, Thursday, December 24, 1914: Ill many weeks of blood poisoning, Rev. G. W. Bent, for the past four years superintendent of the Huntington district of the West Virginia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, died here late tonight. He was born in Gilmer County in 1859.
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