Rachel V. Cutright1
F, b. circa 1850
Rachel V. Cutright was born circa 1850 in Virginia.1 She was the daughter of David W. Cutright and Rachel Strader.1
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2009 |
| Father* | David W. Cutright1 b. 1818 |
| Mother* | Rachel Strader1 b. Dec 1823, d. 1915 |
Citations
- [S183] Census: 1860 Upshur, Virginia, Page 118, July 18, 1860, HH#932-939
Cutright, D. W., 45, farmer, VA
wife Rachel, 40, VA
Perry, 20, farming, VA
Lorenzo D., 18, farming, VA
Elizabeth, 16, domestic, VA
Jemima, 14, VA
David, 14, VA
Rachel V., 10, VA
D.W.C., 1, VA.
D. M. C. Cutright1
M, b. circa 1859
D. M. C. Cutright was born circa 1859 in Virginia.1 He was the son of David W. Cutright and Rachel Strader.1
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2009 |
| Father* | David W. Cutright1 b. 1818 |
| Mother* | Rachel Strader1 b. Dec 1823, d. 1915 |
Citations
- [S183] Census: 1860 Upshur, Virginia, Page 118, July 18, 1860, HH#932-939
Cutright, D. W., 45, farmer, VA
wife Rachel, 40, VA
Perry, 20, farming, VA
Lorenzo D., 18, farming, VA
Elizabeth, 16, domestic, VA
Jemima, 14, VA
David, 14, VA
Rachel V., 10, VA
D.W.C., 1, VA.
Luverna Cutright1
F, b. circa 1856
Luverna Cutright was born circa 1856 in Virginia.1 She was the daughter of David W. Cutright and Rachel Strader.1
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2009 |
| Father* | David W. Cutright1 b. 1818 |
| Mother* | Rachel Strader1 b. Dec 1823, d. 1915 |
Citations
- [S86] Census: 1870 Upshur, West Virginia, Washington, Page 15, August 15, 1870, HH#114-108
Cutright, David W., 52, farm laborer, VA
Rachel, 48, keeping house, VA
David, 20, farm laborer, VA
Luverna, 14, VA
Armistad, 11, VA
Sarah, 9, Va
Barbara, 7, VA
Francis, 6, WV.
Armistad Cutright1
M, b. circa 1859
Armistad Cutright was born circa 1859 in Virginia.1 He was the son of David W. Cutright and Rachel Strader.1
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2009 |
| Father* | David W. Cutright1 b. 1818 |
| Mother* | Rachel Strader1 b. Dec 1823, d. 1915 |
Citations
- [S86] Census: 1870 Upshur, West Virginia, Washington, Page 15, August 15, 1870, HH#114-108
Cutright, David W., 52, farm laborer, VA
Rachel, 48, keeping house, VA
David, 20, farm laborer, VA
Luverna, 14, VA
Armistad, 11, VA
Sarah, 9, VA
Barbara, 7, VA
Francis, 6, WV.
Sarah Cutright1
F, b. circa 1861
Sarah Cutright was born circa 1861 in Virginia.1 She was the daughter of David W. Cutright and Rachel Strader.1
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2009 |
| Father* | David W. Cutright1 b. 1818 |
| Mother* | Rachel Strader1 b. Dec 1823, d. 1915 |
Citations
- [S86] Census: 1870 Upshur, West Virginia, Washington, Page 15, August 15, 1870, HH#114-108
Cutright, David W., 52, farm laborer, VA
Rachel, 48, keeping house, VA
David, 20, farm laborer, VA
Luverna, 14, VA
Armistad, 11, VA
Sarah, 9, VA
Barbara, 7, VA
Francis, 6, WV.
Barbara Cutright1
F, b. circa 1863
Barbara Cutright was born circa 1863 in Virginia.1 She was the daughter of David W. Cutright and Rachel Strader.1
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2009 |
| Father* | David W. Cutright1 b. 1818 |
| Mother* | Rachel Strader1 b. Dec 1823, d. 1915 |
Citations
- [S86] Census: 1870 Upshur, West Virginia, Washington, Page 15, August 15, 1870, HH#114-108
Cutright, David W., 52, farm laborer, VA
Rachel, 48, keeping house, VA
David, 20, farm laborer, VA
Luverna, 14, VA
Armistad, 11, VA
Sarah, 9, VA
Barbara, 7, VA
Francis, 6, WV.
Frances M. Cutright1,2
F, b. circa 1864
Frances M. Cutright was born circa 1864 in West Virginia.1,2 She was the daughter of David W. Cutright and Rachel Strader.1
Frances M. Cutright was also known as Francis Cutright.1
Frances M. Cutright was also known as Francis Cutright.1
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2009 |
| Father* | David W. Cutright1 b. 1818 |
| Mother* | Rachel Strader1 b. Dec 1823, d. 1915 |
Citations
- [S86] Census: 1870 Upshur, West Virginia, Washington, Page 15, August 15, 1870, HH#114-108
Cutright, David W., 52, farm laborer, VA
Rachel, 48, keeping house, VA
David, 20, farm laborer, VA
Luverna, 14, VA
Armistad, 11, VA
Sarah, 9, VA
Barbara, 7, VA
Francis, 6, WV. - [S158] Census: 1880 Upshur, West Virginia, Washington, District 128, Page 27, June 24, 1880, HH#250-250
Cutright, David, 62, farmer, WV WV WV
wife Rachael, 56, keeping house, WV WV WV
son David, 28, farm laborer, WV WV WV
daughter Frances M., 15, at home, WV WV WV
son Armsed, 21, farm laborer, WV WV WV.
Abraham Cutright1
M, b. 24 March 1844, d. 15 October 1862
Abraham Cutright was born on 24 March 1844 in Upshur, West Virginia.2,1,3,4 He was the son of Elmore Cutright and Nancy A. Wolf.1 Abraham Cutright died on 15 October 1862 in Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia, at age 18.1
Abraham Cutright was also known as Abram Cutright.3
Abraham Cutright was also known as Abram Cutright.3
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2009 |
| Father* | Elmore Cutright1 b. 31 Dec 1820, d. 1905 |
| Mother* | Nancy A. Wolf1 b. 10 Jan 1823 |
Citations
- [S537] Death Records: WV Division of Culture and History, http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_select.aspx, Abraham Cutright, born in Upshur County, West Virginia, age 19, s/o Elmore & Nancy Cutright, died October 15, 1862 of pneumonia in Wheeling [Ohio County], West Virginia. Informant Elmore Cutright, Father.
- [S7] Book: "The History of Upshur County, West Virginia: From Its Earliest Exploration and Settlement to the Present Time", by W.B. Cutright, 1907, The History of West Virginia, Old and New
Published 1923, The American Historical Society, Inc.,
Chicago and New York, Volume III,
pg. 579-580
LEMUEL R. CUTRIGHT, of Upshur County, is in his seventy-
second year, and is probably the youngest Grand Army man
in West Virginia. Ue was in service only the latter months
of the great struggle, but four of his older brothers were in
the service practically from the beginning of the war. The
Cutrights have been a prominent family in Upshur County
since pioneer days, and the name has always been associated
with stalwart Americanism.
Lemuel R. Cutright, who is still living on his farm on
the French Creek Pike, a half mile north of Adrian, was
burn in Upshur County, February 3, 1850, son of Elmore
aud Nancy A. (Wolfe) Cutright. His father was born near
Hampton, West Virginia, December 31, 1820, and his mother
on Middle Fork in Upshur County, January 10, 1823. After
their marriage they settled on a farm near Hampton, and
in October, 1870, moved to another farm in Rowan County,
where they lived out their lives. They were devout Meth-
odists in religion, aud the father always upheld the prin-
ciples of the republican party. In their family were twelve
children, a brief record of whom follows: Mifflin, born
April 9, 1841, who was one of the soldiers of the family in
the Civil war; Granville S., born October 29, 1842, who
also had a military record; Abraham, burn March 23, 1844,
who died while in the army; Mary E., born November 14,
1845, now deceased; Jacob E., burn July 6, 1847, who was
a soldier and is still living; Lemuel R.; Asa, born August
6, 1851; James A., born July 5, 1853, deceased; Alonzo,
born December 13, 1854; Columbus, born May 6, 1856;
Indiana, born December 27; 1857; and Derwinda J., born
May 18, 1859.
Lemuel R. Cutright grew up on a farm, was educated in
the common schools, and in 1865, at the age of fifteen, was
mustered into Company I of the Third West Virginia
Cavalry. He was with that command during the concluding
phases of the Civil war, and then came home and went to
work on the farm. Farming has been his steady occupation
during all subsequent years, and he still lives on his place
of fifty-seven acres. He is one of the directors of the Bank
of Adrian, is a member of the Grand Army Post at Buck-
hannon and has stanchly upheld the republican party in
many successive campaigns.
On November 14, 1867, Mr. Cutright married Salina
Brady. Her death on March 31, 1917, occurred only a few
months before they should have celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. To their marriage were born eleven
children: Aura M., born October 16, 1870, at home; Allen
B., born January 2, 1873, deputy sheriff of Upshur County;
Elva, born June 3, 1875, wife of Charles Hyre; James E.,
born June 10, 1877; Bertha, born Jane 2, ly79, deceased;
Holly, born May 27, 1881; Carl, born June 13, 1883; Maude,
born October 5, 1885, wife of Mack Cutright; Lora, born
September 2, 1888, wife of G. C. Marsh; and two other chil-
dren that died in infancy. - [S444] Census: 1850 Lewis, Virginia, District 30, Page 115, August 15, 1850, HH#762-770
Cutright, Elmore, 30, farmer, VA
Nancy, 27, VA
Miffin, 10, VA
Granville, 7, VA
Abram, 5, VA
Mary E., 4, VA
Irving, 3, VA
Lemuel, 0, VA. - [S183] Census: 1860 Upshur, Virginia, Buckhannon, July 12, 1860, HH#834-840
Cutright, Elmore, 40, farmer, VA
Nancy, 38, VA
Mifflin, 20, VA
Granville, 17, VA
Abram, 16, VA
Mary E., 15, VA
Jacob E., 14, VA
Lem'l, 12, VA
Asa S., 10, VA
Jas A., 9, VA
Alonzo, 7, VA
Columbus, 5, VA
Indiana, 3, VA
Derinda J., 1, VA.
Mifflin Cutright1,2
M, b. 9 April 1841
Mifflin Cutright was born on 9 April 1841 in Virginia.3,1,2 He was the son of Elmore Cutright and Nancy A. Wolf.1
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2009 |
| Father* | Elmore Cutright1 b. 31 Dec 1820, d. 1905 |
| Mother* | Nancy A. Wolf1 b. 10 Jan 1823 |
Citations
- [S444] Census: 1850 Lewis, Virginia, District 30, Page 115, August 15, 1850, HH#762-770
Cutright, Elmore, 30, farmer, VA
Nancy, 27, VA
Miffin, 10, VA
Granville, 7, VA
Abram, 5, VA
Mary E., 4, VA
Irving, 3, VA
Lemuel, 0, VA. - [S183] Census: 1860 Upshur, Virginia, Buckhannon, July 12, 1860, HH#834-840
Cutright, Elmore, 40, farmer, VA
Nancy, 38, VA
Mifflin, 20, VA
Granville, 17, VA
Abram, 16, VA
Mary E., 15, VA
Jacob E., 14, VA
Lem'l, 12, VA
Asa S., 10, VA
Jas A., 9, VA
Alonzo, 7, VA
Columbus, 5, VA
Indiana, 3, VA
Derinda J., 1, VA. - [S7] Book: "The History of Upshur County, West Virginia: From Its Earliest Exploration and Settlement to the Present Time", by W.B. Cutright, 1907, The History of West Virginia, Old and New
Published 1923, The American Historical Society, Inc.,
Chicago and New York, Volume III,
pg. 579-580
LEMUEL R. CUTRIGHT, of Upshur County, is in his seventy-
second year, and is probably the youngest Grand Army man
in West Virginia. Ue was in service only the latter months
of the great struggle, but four of his older brothers were in
the service practically from the beginning of the war. The
Cutrights have been a prominent family in Upshur County
since pioneer days, and the name has always been associated
with stalwart Americanism.
Lemuel R. Cutright, who is still living on his farm on
the French Creek Pike, a half mile north of Adrian, was
burn in Upshur County, February 3, 1850, son of Elmore
aud Nancy A. (Wolfe) Cutright. His father was born near
Hampton, West Virginia, December 31, 1820, and his mother
on Middle Fork in Upshur County, January 10, 1823. After
their marriage they settled on a farm near Hampton, and
in October, 1870, moved to another farm in Rowan County,
where they lived out their lives. They were devout Meth-
odists in religion, aud the father always upheld the prin-
ciples of the republican party. In their family were twelve
children, a brief record of whom follows: Mifflin, born
April 9, 1841, who was one of the soldiers of the family in
the Civil war; Granville S., born October 29, 1842, who
also had a military record; Abraham, burn March 23, 1844,
who died while in the army; Mary E., born November 14,
1845, now deceased; Jacob E., burn July 6, 1847, who was
a soldier and is still living; Lemuel R.; Asa, born August
6, 1851; James A., born July 5, 1853, deceased; Alonzo,
born December 13, 1854; Columbus, born May 6, 1856;
Indiana, born December 27; 1857; and Derwinda J., born
May 18, 1859.
Lemuel R. Cutright grew up on a farm, was educated in
the common schools, and in 1865, at the age of fifteen, was
mustered into Company I of the Third West Virginia
Cavalry. He was with that command during the concluding
phases of the Civil war, and then came home and went to
work on the farm. Farming has been his steady occupation
during all subsequent years, and he still lives on his place
of fifty-seven acres. He is one of the directors of the Bank
of Adrian, is a member of the Grand Army Post at Buck-
hannon and has stanchly upheld the republican party in
many successive campaigns.
On November 14, 1867, Mr. Cutright married Salina
Brady. Her death on March 31, 1917, occurred only a few
months before they should have celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. To their marriage were born eleven
children: Aura M., born October 16, 1870, at home; Allen
B., born January 2, 1873, deputy sheriff of Upshur County;
Elva, born June 3, 1875, wife of Charles Hyre; James E.,
born June 10, 1877; Bertha, born Jane 2, ly79, deceased;
Holly, born May 27, 1881; Carl, born June 13, 1883; Maude,
born October 5, 1885, wife of Mack Cutright; Lora, born
September 2, 1888, wife of G. C. Marsh; and two other chil-
dren that died in infancy.
Granville Shannon Cutright1,2,3
M, b. 29 October 1842, d. 5 February 1923
Granville Shannon Cutright was born on 29 October 1842 in Virginia.4,1,2 He was the son of Elmore Cutright and Nancy A. Wolf. Granville Shannon Cutright died on 5 February 1923 in Upshur, West Virginia, at age 80.3
| Last Edited | 26 May 2010 |
| Father* | Elmore Cutright b. 31 Dec 1820, d. 1905 |
| Mother* | Nancy A. Wolf b. 10 Jan 1823 |
Citations
- [S183] Census: 1860 Upshur, Virginia, Buckhannon, July 12, 1860, HH#834-840
Cutright, Elmore, 40, farmer, VA
Nancy, 38, VA
Mifflin, 20, VA
Granville, 17, VA
Abram, 16, VA
Mary E., 15, VA
Jacob E., 14, VA
Lem'l, 12, VA
Asa S., 10, VA
Jas A., 9, VA
Alonzo, 7, VA
Columbus, 5, VA
Indiana, 3, VA
Derinda J., 1, VA. - [S7] Book: "The History of Upshur County, West Virginia: From Its Earliest Exploration and Settlement to the Present Time", by W.B. Cutright, 1907, The History of West Virginia, Old and New
Published 1923, The American Historical Society, Inc.,
Chicago and New York, Volume III,
pg. 579-580
LEMUEL R. CUTRIGHT, of Upshur County, is in his seventy-
second year, and is probably the youngest Grand Army man
in West Virginia. Ue was in service only the latter months
of the great struggle, but four of his older brothers were in
the service practically from the beginning of the war. The
Cutrights have been a prominent family in Upshur County
since pioneer days, and the name has always been associated
with stalwart Americanism.
Lemuel R. Cutright, who is still living on his farm on
the French Creek Pike, a half mile north of Adrian, was
burn in Upshur County, February 3, 1850, son of Elmore
aud Nancy A. (Wolfe) Cutright. His father was born near
Hampton, West Virginia, December 31, 1820, and his mother
on Middle Fork in Upshur County, January 10, 1823. After
their marriage they settled on a farm near Hampton, and
in October, 1870, moved to another farm in Rowan County,
where they lived out their lives. They were devout Meth-
odists in religion, aud the father always upheld the prin-
ciples of the republican party. In their family were twelve
children, a brief record of whom follows: Mifflin, born
April 9, 1841, who was one of the soldiers of the family in
the Civil war; Granville S., born October 29, 1842, who
also had a military record; Abraham, burn March 23, 1844,
who died while in the army; Mary E., born November 14,
1845, now deceased; Jacob E., burn July 6, 1847, who was
a soldier and is still living; Lemuel R.; Asa, born August
6, 1851; James A., born July 5, 1853, deceased; Alonzo,
born December 13, 1854; Columbus, born May 6, 1856;
Indiana, born December 27; 1857; and Derwinda J., born
May 18, 1859.
Lemuel R. Cutright grew up on a farm, was educated in
the common schools, and in 1865, at the age of fifteen, was
mustered into Company I of the Third West Virginia
Cavalry. He was with that command during the concluding
phases of the Civil war, and then came home and went to
work on the farm. Farming has been his steady occupation
during all subsequent years, and he still lives on his place
of fifty-seven acres. He is one of the directors of the Bank
of Adrian, is a member of the Grand Army Post at Buck-
hannon and has stanchly upheld the republican party in
many successive campaigns.
On November 14, 1867, Mr. Cutright married Salina
Brady. Her death on March 31, 1917, occurred only a few
months before they should have celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. To their marriage were born eleven
children: Aura M., born October 16, 1870, at home; Allen
B., born January 2, 1873, deputy sheriff of Upshur County;
Elva, born June 3, 1875, wife of Charles Hyre; James E.,
born June 10, 1877; Bertha, born Jane 2, ly79, deceased;
Holly, born May 27, 1881; Carl, born June 13, 1883; Maude,
born October 5, 1885, wife of Mack Cutright; Lora, born
September 2, 1888, wife of G. C. Marsh; and two other chil-
dren that died in infancy. - [S1217] Familysearch Labs, Name: Granvill Shannon Cutright
Death Date: 05 Feb 1923
Death Place: Upshur, West Virginia
Gender: Male
Age:
Estimated Birth Year:
Birth Place:
Marital Status:
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: Elmore Cutright
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Nancy Walf
Mother's Birthplace:
Occupation:
Street Address:
Residence:
Cemetery:
Burial Place:
Burial Date:
Film Number: 1953053
Digital Folder Number: 4257659
Image Number: 327
Source: County Records
Reference Number: 3319
Collection: West Virginia Deaths, 1853-1970. - [S444] Census: 1850 Lewis, Virginia, District 30, Page 115, August 15, 1850, HH#762-770
Cutright, Elmore, 30, farmer, VA
Nancy, 27, VA
Miffin, 10, VA
Granville, 7, VA
Abram, 5, VA
Mary E., 4, VA
Irving, 3, VA
Lemuel, 0, VA.
Mary E. Cutright1
F, b. 14 November 1845
Mary E. Cutright was born on 14 November 1845 in Virginia.2,1,3 She was the daughter of Elmore Cutright and Nancy A. Wolf.1
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2009 |
| Father* | Elmore Cutright1 b. 31 Dec 1820, d. 1905 |
| Mother* | Nancy A. Wolf1 b. 10 Jan 1823 |
Citations
- [S444] Census: 1850 Lewis, Virginia, District 30, Page 115, August 15, 1850, HH#762-770
Cutright, Elmore, 30, farmer, VA
Nancy, 27, VA
Miffin, 10, VA
Granville, 7, VA
Abram, 5, VA
Mary E., 4, VA
Irving, 3, VA
Lemuel, 0, VA. - [S7] Book: "The History of Upshur County, West Virginia: From Its Earliest Exploration and Settlement to the Present Time", by W.B. Cutright, 1907, The History of West Virginia, Old and New
Published 1923, The American Historical Society, Inc.,
Chicago and New York, Volume III,
pg. 579-580
LEMUEL R. CUTRIGHT, of Upshur County, is in his seventy-
second year, and is probably the youngest Grand Army man
in West Virginia. Ue was in service only the latter months
of the great struggle, but four of his older brothers were in
the service practically from the beginning of the war. The
Cutrights have been a prominent family in Upshur County
since pioneer days, and the name has always been associated
with stalwart Americanism.
Lemuel R. Cutright, who is still living on his farm on
the French Creek Pike, a half mile north of Adrian, was
burn in Upshur County, February 3, 1850, son of Elmore
aud Nancy A. (Wolfe) Cutright. His father was born near
Hampton, West Virginia, December 31, 1820, and his mother
on Middle Fork in Upshur County, January 10, 1823. After
their marriage they settled on a farm near Hampton, and
in October, 1870, moved to another farm in Rowan County,
where they lived out their lives. They were devout Meth-
odists in religion, aud the father always upheld the prin-
ciples of the republican party. In their family were twelve
children, a brief record of whom follows: Mifflin, born
April 9, 1841, who was one of the soldiers of the family in
the Civil war; Granville S., born October 29, 1842, who
also had a military record; Abraham, burn March 23, 1844,
who died while in the army; Mary E., born November 14,
1845, now deceased; Jacob E., burn July 6, 1847, who was
a soldier and is still living; Lemuel R.; Asa, born August
6, 1851; James A., born July 5, 1853, deceased; Alonzo,
born December 13, 1854; Columbus, born May 6, 1856;
Indiana, born December 27; 1857; and Derwinda J., born
May 18, 1859.
Lemuel R. Cutright grew up on a farm, was educated in
the common schools, and in 1865, at the age of fifteen, was
mustered into Company I of the Third West Virginia
Cavalry. He was with that command during the concluding
phases of the Civil war, and then came home and went to
work on the farm. Farming has been his steady occupation
during all subsequent years, and he still lives on his place
of fifty-seven acres. He is one of the directors of the Bank
of Adrian, is a member of the Grand Army Post at Buck-
hannon and has stanchly upheld the republican party in
many successive campaigns.
On November 14, 1867, Mr. Cutright married Salina
Brady. Her death on March 31, 1917, occurred only a few
months before they should have celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. To their marriage were born eleven
children: Aura M., born October 16, 1870, at home; Allen
B., born January 2, 1873, deputy sheriff of Upshur County;
Elva, born June 3, 1875, wife of Charles Hyre; James E.,
born June 10, 1877; Bertha, born Jane 2, ly79, deceased;
Holly, born May 27, 1881; Carl, born June 13, 1883; Maude,
born October 5, 1885, wife of Mack Cutright; Lora, born
September 2, 1888, wife of G. C. Marsh; and two other chil-
dren that died in infancy. - [S183] Census: 1860 Upshur, Virginia, Buckhannon, July 12, 1860, HH#834-840
Cutright, Elmore, 40, farmer, VA
Nancy, 38, VA
Mifflin, 20, VA
Granville, 17, VA
Abram, 16, VA
Mary E., 15, VA
Jacob E., 14, VA
Lem'l, 12, VA
Asa S., 10, VA
Jas A., 9, VA
Alonzo, 7, VA
Columbus, 5, VA
Indiana, 3, VA
Derinda J., 1, VA.
Irving Cutright1
M, b. circa 1847
Irving Cutright was born circa 1847 in Virginia.1 He was the son of Elmore Cutright and Nancy A. Wolf.1
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2009 |
| Father* | Elmore Cutright1 b. 31 Dec 1820, d. 1905 |
| Mother* | Nancy A. Wolf1 b. 10 Jan 1823 |
Citations
- [S444] Census: 1850 Lewis, Virginia, District 30, Page 115, August 15, 1850, HH#762-770
Cutright, Elmore, 30, farmer, VA
Nancy, 27, VA
Miffin, 10, VA
Granville, 7, VA
Abram, 5, VA
Mary E., 4, VA
Irving, 3, VA
Lemuel, 0, VA.
Asa S. Cutright1
M, b. 6 August 1851
Asa S. Cutright was born on 6 August 1851 in Virginia.2,1 He was the son of Elmore Cutright and Nancy A. Wolf.1
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2009 |
| Father* | Elmore Cutright1 b. 31 Dec 1820, d. 1905 |
| Mother* | Nancy A. Wolf1 b. 10 Jan 1823 |
Citations
- [S183] Census: 1860 Upshur, Virginia, Buckhannon, July 12, 1860, HH#834-840
Cutright, Elmore, 40, farmer, VA
Nancy, 38, VA
Mifflin, 20, VA
Granville, 17, VA
Abram, 16, VA
Mary E., 15, VA
Jacob E., 14, VA
Lem'l, 12, VA
Asa S., 10, VA
Jas A., 9, VA
Alonzo, 7, VA
Columbus, 5, VA
Indiana, 3, VA
Derinda J., 1, VA. - [S7] Book: "The History of Upshur County, West Virginia: From Its Earliest Exploration and Settlement to the Present Time", by W.B. Cutright, 1907, The History of West Virginia, Old and New
Published 1923, The American Historical Society, Inc.,
Chicago and New York, Volume III,
pg. 579-580
LEMUEL R. CUTRIGHT, of Upshur County, is in his seventy-
second year, and is probably the youngest Grand Army man
in West Virginia. Ue was in service only the latter months
of the great struggle, but four of his older brothers were in
the service practically from the beginning of the war. The
Cutrights have been a prominent family in Upshur County
since pioneer days, and the name has always been associated
with stalwart Americanism.
Lemuel R. Cutright, who is still living on his farm on
the French Creek Pike, a half mile north of Adrian, was
burn in Upshur County, February 3, 1850, son of Elmore
aud Nancy A. (Wolfe) Cutright. His father was born near
Hampton, West Virginia, December 31, 1820, and his mother
on Middle Fork in Upshur County, January 10, 1823. After
their marriage they settled on a farm near Hampton, and
in October, 1870, moved to another farm in Rowan County,
where they lived out their lives. They were devout Meth-
odists in religion, aud the father always upheld the prin-
ciples of the republican party. In their family were twelve
children, a brief record of whom follows: Mifflin, born
April 9, 1841, who was one of the soldiers of the family in
the Civil war; Granville S., born October 29, 1842, who
also had a military record; Abraham, burn March 23, 1844,
who died while in the army; Mary E., born November 14,
1845, now deceased; Jacob E., burn July 6, 1847, who was
a soldier and is still living; Lemuel R.; Asa, born August
6, 1851; James A., born July 5, 1853, deceased; Alonzo,
born December 13, 1854; Columbus, born May 6, 1856;
Indiana, born December 27; 1857; and Derwinda J., born
May 18, 1859.
Lemuel R. Cutright grew up on a farm, was educated in
the common schools, and in 1865, at the age of fifteen, was
mustered into Company I of the Third West Virginia
Cavalry. He was with that command during the concluding
phases of the Civil war, and then came home and went to
work on the farm. Farming has been his steady occupation
during all subsequent years, and he still lives on his place
of fifty-seven acres. He is one of the directors of the Bank
of Adrian, is a member of the Grand Army Post at Buck-
hannon and has stanchly upheld the republican party in
many successive campaigns.
On November 14, 1867, Mr. Cutright married Salina
Brady. Her death on March 31, 1917, occurred only a few
months before they should have celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. To their marriage were born eleven
children: Aura M., born October 16, 1870, at home; Allen
B., born January 2, 1873, deputy sheriff of Upshur County;
Elva, born June 3, 1875, wife of Charles Hyre; James E.,
born June 10, 1877; Bertha, born Jane 2, ly79, deceased;
Holly, born May 27, 1881; Carl, born June 13, 1883; Maude,
born October 5, 1885, wife of Mack Cutright; Lora, born
September 2, 1888, wife of G. C. Marsh; and two other chil-
dren that died in infancy.
James A. Cutright1
M, b. 5 July 1853
James A. Cutright was born on 5 July 1853 in Virginia.2,1,3 He was the son of Elmore Cutright and Nancy A. Wolf.1
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2009 |
| Father* | Elmore Cutright1 b. 31 Dec 1820, d. 1905 |
| Mother* | Nancy A. Wolf1 b. 10 Jan 1823 |
Citations
- [S183] Census: 1860 Upshur, Virginia, Buckhannon, July 12, 1860, HH#834-840
Cutright, Elmore, 40, farmer, VA
Nancy, 38, VA
Mifflin, 20, VA
Granville, 17, VA
Abram, 16, VA
Mary E., 15, VA
Jacob E., 14, VA
Lem'l, 12, VA
Asa S., 10, VA
Jas A., 9, VA
Alonzo, 7, VA
Columbus, 5, VA
Indiana, 3, VA
Derinda J., 1, VA. - [S7] Book: "The History of Upshur County, West Virginia: From Its Earliest Exploration and Settlement to the Present Time", by W.B. Cutright, 1907, The History of West Virginia, Old and New
Published 1923, The American Historical Society, Inc.,
Chicago and New York, Volume III,
pg. 579-580
LEMUEL R. CUTRIGHT, of Upshur County, is in his seventy-
second year, and is probably the youngest Grand Army man
in West Virginia. Ue was in service only the latter months
of the great struggle, but four of his older brothers were in
the service practically from the beginning of the war. The
Cutrights have been a prominent family in Upshur County
since pioneer days, and the name has always been associated
with stalwart Americanism.
Lemuel R. Cutright, who is still living on his farm on
the French Creek Pike, a half mile north of Adrian, was
burn in Upshur County, February 3, 1850, son of Elmore
aud Nancy A. (Wolfe) Cutright. His father was born near
Hampton, West Virginia, December 31, 1820, and his mother
on Middle Fork in Upshur County, January 10, 1823. After
their marriage they settled on a farm near Hampton, and
in October, 1870, moved to another farm in Rowan County,
where they lived out their lives. They were devout Meth-
odists in religion, aud the father always upheld the prin-
ciples of the republican party. In their family were twelve
children, a brief record of whom follows: Mifflin, born
April 9, 1841, who was one of the soldiers of the family in
the Civil war; Granville S., born October 29, 1842, who
also had a military record; Abraham, burn March 23, 1844,
who died while in the army; Mary E., born November 14,
1845, now deceased; Jacob E., burn July 6, 1847, who was
a soldier and is still living; Lemuel R.; Asa, born August
6, 1851; James A., born July 5, 1853, deceased; Alonzo,
born December 13, 1854; Columbus, born May 6, 1856;
Indiana, born December 27; 1857; and Derwinda J., born
May 18, 1859.
Lemuel R. Cutright grew up on a farm, was educated in
the common schools, and in 1865, at the age of fifteen, was
mustered into Company I of the Third West Virginia
Cavalry. He was with that command during the concluding
phases of the Civil war, and then came home and went to
work on the farm. Farming has been his steady occupation
during all subsequent years, and he still lives on his place
of fifty-seven acres. He is one of the directors of the Bank
of Adrian, is a member of the Grand Army Post at Buck-
hannon and has stanchly upheld the republican party in
many successive campaigns.
On November 14, 1867, Mr. Cutright married Salina
Brady. Her death on March 31, 1917, occurred only a few
months before they should have celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. To their marriage were born eleven
children: Aura M., born October 16, 1870, at home; Allen
B., born January 2, 1873, deputy sheriff of Upshur County;
Elva, born June 3, 1875, wife of Charles Hyre; James E.,
born June 10, 1877; Bertha, born Jane 2, ly79, deceased;
Holly, born May 27, 1881; Carl, born June 13, 1883; Maude,
born October 5, 1885, wife of Mack Cutright; Lora, born
September 2, 1888, wife of G. C. Marsh; and two other chil-
dren that died in infancy. - [S86] Census: 1870 Upshur, West Virginia, Washington District, Buckhannon, August 9, 1870, HH#22020
Cutright, Elmore, 50, farmer, VA
Nancy A., 48, keeping house, VA
James A., 16, VA
Alonzo, 15, VA
Columbus, 14, VA
Indiana, 13, VA
Dorinda J., 11, VA.
Alonzo "Lonzo" Cutright1,2
M, b. 6 December 1855, d. 10 September 1908
Alonzo "Lonzo" Cutright was born on 13 December 1854.3 He was born on 6 December 1855 in Virginia.4,3,1,5,2,6 He was the son of Elmore Cutright and Nancy A. Wolf.1 Alonzo "Lonzo" Cutright married Catherine D. Strader, daughter of John S. Strader Jr. and Mary B. Wolfe, on 13 March 1881 in Upshur, West Virginia.7,8 Alonzo "Lonzo" Cutright died on 10 September 1908 in Rock Cave, Upshur, West Virginia, at age 52.9
| Last Edited | 15 Dec 2009 |
| Father* | Elmore Cutright1 b. 31 Dec 1820, d. 1905 |
| Mother* | Nancy A. Wolf1 b. 10 Jan 1823 |
Children of Alonzo "Lonzo" Cutright and Catherine D. Strader
- Parley Edgar Cutright+10 b. 27 Aug 1882
- Lloy Francis Cutright10 b. 21 Mar 1884, d. 24 Nov 1931
- Icy M. Cutright10 b. 20 Oct 1886
Citations
- [S183] Census: 1860 Upshur, Virginia, Buckhannon, July 12, 1860, HH#834-840
Cutright, Elmore, 40, farmer, VA
Nancy, 38, VA
Mifflin, 20, VA
Granville, 17, VA
Abram, 16, VA
Mary E., 15, VA
Jacob E., 14, VA
Lem'l, 12, VA
Asa S., 10, VA
Jas A., 9, VA
Alonzo, 7, VA
Columbus, 5, VA
Indiana, 3, VA
Derinda J., 1, VA. - [S2155] Census: 1880 Roane, West Virginia
, Spencer, District 124, Page 1, June 7, 1880, HH#2-2
Cutright, Elmore, 57, farmer, WV WV VA
wife Malinda, 36, WV WV WV
son Lonzo, 25, WV WV WV
stepson Reynolds, Henry, 12, WV WV WV. - [S7] Book: "The History of Upshur County, West Virginia: From Its Earliest Exploration and Settlement to the Present Time", by W.B. Cutright, 1907, The History of West Virginia, Old and New
Published 1923, The American Historical Society, Inc.,
Chicago and New York, Volume III,
pg. 579-580
LEMUEL R. CUTRIGHT, of Upshur County, is in his seventy-
second year, and is probably the youngest Grand Army man
in West Virginia. Ue was in service only the latter months
of the great struggle, but four of his older brothers were in
the service practically from the beginning of the war. The
Cutrights have been a prominent family in Upshur County
since pioneer days, and the name has always been associated
with stalwart Americanism.
Lemuel R. Cutright, who is still living on his farm on
the French Creek Pike, a half mile north of Adrian, was
burn in Upshur County, February 3, 1850, son of Elmore
aud Nancy A. (Wolfe) Cutright. His father was born near
Hampton, West Virginia, December 31, 1820, and his mother
on Middle Fork in Upshur County, January 10, 1823. After
their marriage they settled on a farm near Hampton, and
in October, 1870, moved to another farm in Rowan County,
where they lived out their lives. They were devout Meth-
odists in religion, aud the father always upheld the prin-
ciples of the republican party. In their family were twelve
children, a brief record of whom follows: Mifflin, born
April 9, 1841, who was one of the soldiers of the family in
the Civil war; Granville S., born October 29, 1842, who
also had a military record; Abraham, burn March 23, 1844,
who died while in the army; Mary E., born November 14,
1845, now deceased; Jacob E., burn July 6, 1847, who was
a soldier and is still living; Lemuel R.; Asa, born August
6, 1851; James A., born July 5, 1853, deceased; Alonzo,
born December 13, 1854; Columbus, born May 6, 1856;
Indiana, born December 27; 1857; and Derwinda J., born
May 18, 1859.
Lemuel R. Cutright grew up on a farm, was educated in
the common schools, and in 1865, at the age of fifteen, was
mustered into Company I of the Third West Virginia
Cavalry. He was with that command during the concluding
phases of the Civil war, and then came home and went to
work on the farm. Farming has been his steady occupation
during all subsequent years, and he still lives on his place
of fifty-seven acres. He is one of the directors of the Bank
of Adrian, is a member of the Grand Army Post at Buck-
hannon and has stanchly upheld the republican party in
many successive campaigns.
On November 14, 1867, Mr. Cutright married Salina
Brady. Her death on March 31, 1917, occurred only a few
months before they should have celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. To their marriage were born eleven
children: Aura M., born October 16, 1870, at home; Allen
B., born January 2, 1873, deputy sheriff of Upshur County;
Elva, born June 3, 1875, wife of Charles Hyre; James E.,
born June 10, 1877; Bertha, born Jane 2, ly79, deceased;
Holly, born May 27, 1881; Carl, born June 13, 1883; Maude,
born October 5, 1885, wife of Mack Cutright; Lora, born
September 2, 1888, wife of G. C. Marsh; and two other chil-
dren that died in infancy. - [S1217] Familysearch Labs, Name: Alonzo Cutright
Birth date: 06 Dec 1855
Birthplace: Upshur, West Virginia
Gender: Male
Father's name: Elmore Cutright
Father's birthplace:
Father's age:
Mother's name: Nancy A. Cutright
Mother's birthplace:
Mother's age:
Christening date:
Christening place:
Paternal grandfather's name:
Maternal grandfather's name:
Paternal grandmother's name:
Maternal grandmother's name:
Death date:
Age at death:
Film number: 816151
Digital GS number: 4229106
Image number: 12
Reference number: p.8, 35
Source: County Records
Collection: West Virginia Births 1853-1930. - [S86] Census: 1870 Upshur, West Virginia, Washington District, Buckhannon, August 9, 1870, HH#22020
Cutright, Elmore, 50, farmer, VA
Nancy A., 48, keeping house, VA
James A., 16, VA
Alonzo, 15, VA
Columbus, 14, VA
Indiana, 13, VA
Dorinda J., 11, VA. - [S180] Census: 1900 Upshur, West Virginia, Banks, District 131, Page 19, June 15, 1900, HH#181-182
Cutright, Alonso, Dec 1854, 45, married 20 years, WV WV WV
wife Catherine D., Oct 1848, married 20 years, 4 children, 4 living, WV WV WV
son Parley E., Aug 1882, 17, WV WV WV
son Loy F., Mar 1884, 16, WV WV WV
daughter Icy M., Oct 1886, 13, WV WV WV. - [S606] Marriage Records: WV, Division of Culture and History, March 13, 1881 in Upshur County, West Virginia
Cutright, Alonzo, 26, single, b. Upshur County, West Virginia
Strader, Cath. D., 30, single, b. Upshur County, West Virginia. - [S1217] Familysearch Labs, Groom's name: Alonzo Cutright
Groom's age:
Groom's estimated birth year:
Groom's birth date:
Groom's birthplace:
Bride's name: Cath D Strader
Bride's age:
Bride's estimated birth year:
Bride's birth date:
Bride's birthplace:
Event type:
Marriage date: 1881
Marriage place: Upshur, West Virginia, United States
Groom's father's name:
Groom's mother's name:
Father of bride's name:
Mother of bride's name:
Marital status:
Groom's previous wife's name:
Bride's marital status:
Bride's previous husband's name:
Film number: 816188
Digital GS number: 4230403
Image number: 00050
Reference number:
Source: County Records
Collection: West Virginia Marriages 1853-1970. - [S537] Death Records: WV Division of Culture and History, http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_select.aspx, Alonzo Cutright, married carpenter, age 54y 9m 3d, died September 10, 1908 in Rock Cave, Upshur County, West Virginia.
- [S7] Book: "The History of Upshur County, West Virginia: From Its Earliest Exploration and Settlement to the Present Time", by W.B. Cutright, 1907, p.425.
Columbus Cutright1
M, b. 6 May 1856
Columbus Cutright was born on 6 May 1856 in Virginia.2,1,3,4,5 He was the son of Elmore Cutright and Nancy A. Wolf.1 Columbus Cutright married Cynthia Carpenter, daughter of Joseph Carpenter and Sarah (?), on 20 February 1880 in Roane, West Virginia.6,4
| Last Edited | 10 Jun 2010 |
| Father* | Elmore Cutright1 b. 31 Dec 1820, d. 1905 |
| Mother* | Nancy A. Wolf1 b. 10 Jan 1823 |
Children of Columbus Cutright and Cynthia Carpenter
- Lillie B. Cutright5 b. Jan 1881
- Herbert E. Cutright5 b. Mar 1882
- Blanch Cutright5 b. Dec 1883
- Florence Cutright5 b. Sep 1888
- Homer Cutright5 b. Feb 1891
- Lucy E. Cutright5 b. Sep 1899
Citations
- [S183] Census: 1860 Upshur, Virginia, Buckhannon, July 12, 1860, HH#834-840
Cutright, Elmore, 40, farmer, VA
Nancy, 38, VA
Mifflin, 20, VA
Granville, 17, VA
Abram, 16, VA
Mary E., 15, VA
Jacob E., 14, VA
Lem'l, 12, VA
Asa S., 10, VA
Jas A., 9, VA
Alonzo, 7, VA
Columbus, 5, VA
Indiana, 3, VA
Derinda J., 1, VA. - [S7] Book: "The History of Upshur County, West Virginia: From Its Earliest Exploration and Settlement to the Present Time", by W.B. Cutright, 1907, The History of West Virginia, Old and New
Published 1923, The American Historical Society, Inc.,
Chicago and New York, Volume III,
pg. 579-580
LEMUEL R. CUTRIGHT, of Upshur County, is in his seventy-
second year, and is probably the youngest Grand Army man
in West Virginia. Ue was in service only the latter months
of the great struggle, but four of his older brothers were in
the service practically from the beginning of the war. The
Cutrights have been a prominent family in Upshur County
since pioneer days, and the name has always been associated
with stalwart Americanism.
Lemuel R. Cutright, who is still living on his farm on
the French Creek Pike, a half mile north of Adrian, was
burn in Upshur County, February 3, 1850, son of Elmore
and Nancy A. (Wolfe) Cutright. His father was born near
Hampton, West Virginia, December 31, 1820, and his mother
on Middle Fork in Upshur County, January 10, 1823. After
their marriage they settled on a farm near Hampton, and
in October, 1870, moved to another farm in Rowan County,
where they lived out their lives. They were devout Meth-
odists in religion, aud the father always upheld the prin-
ciples of the republican party. In their family were twelve
children, a brief record of whom follows: Mifflin, born
April 9, 1841, who was one of the soldiers of the family in
the Civil war; Granville S., born October 29, 1842, who
also had a military record; Abraham, burn March 23, 1844,
who died while in the army; Mary E., born November 14,
1845, now deceased; Jacob E., burn July 6, 1847, who was
a soldier and is still living; Lemuel R.; Asa, born August
6, 1851; James A., born July 5, 1853, deceased; Alonzo,
born December 13, 1854; Columbus, born May 6, 1856;
Indiana, born December 27; 1857; and Derwinda J., born
May 18, 1859.
Lemuel R. Cutright grew up on a farm, was educated in
the common schools, and in 1865, at the age of fifteen, was
mustered into Company I of the Third West Virginia
Cavalry. He was with that command during the concluding
phases of the Civil war, and then came home and went to
work on the farm. Farming has been his steady occupation
during all subsequent years, and he still lives on his place
of fifty-seven acres. He is one of the directors of the Bank
of Adrian, is a member of the Grand Army Post at Buck-
hannon and has stanchly upheld the republican party in
many successive campaigns.
On November 14, 1867, Mr. Cutright married Salina
Brady. Her death on March 31, 1917, occurred only a few
months before they should have celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. To their marriage were born eleven
children: Aura M., born October 16, 1870, at home; Allen
B., born January 2, 1873, deputy sheriff of Upshur County;
Elva, born June 3, 1875, wife of Charles Hyre; James E.,
born June 10, 1877; Bertha, born Jane 2, ly79, deceased;
Holly, born May 27, 1881; Carl, born June 13, 1883; Maude,
born October 5, 1885, wife of Mack Cutright; Lora, born
September 2, 1888, wife of G. C. Marsh; and two other chil-
dren that died in infancy. - [S86] Census: 1870 Upshur, West Virginia, Washington District, Buckhannon, August 9, 1870, HH#22020
Cutright, Elmore, 50, farmer, VA
Nancy A., 48, keeping house, VA
James A., 16, VA
Alonzo, 15, VA
Columbus, 14, VA
Indiana, 13, VA
Dorinda J., 11, VA. - [S2155] Census: 1880 Roane, West Virginia
, Spencer, District 124, Page 1, June 7, 1880, HH#3-3
Cutright, Columbus, 23, farmer, WV WV WV
wife Cynthia, 21, unstated. - [S2156] Census: 1900 Roane, West Virginia
, Spencer, District 103, Page 27, June 19, 1900, HH#272-280
Cutright, Columbus, May 1856, 44, married 20 years, WV WV WV
wife Cyntha, Mar 1859, 41, married 20 years, 6 children, 6 living, WV WV WV
daughter Lillie B., Jan 1881, 19, WV WV WV
son Herbert E., Mar 1882, 18, WV WV WV
daughter Blanch, Dec 1883, 16, WV WV WV
daughter Florence, Sep 1888, 11, WV WV WV
son Homer, Feb 1891, 9, WV WV WV
daughter Lucy E., Sep 1899, 8/12, WV WV WV. - [S606] Marriage Records: WV, Division of Culture and History, Line 22, February 20, 1880 in Roane County, West Virginia
Cutright, Columbus, 23, single, b. Uphsur County, West Virginia, s/o Elmore and --
Carpenter, C., 20, single, b. Roane County, West Virginia, d/o Joseph and Sarah.
Indiana Cutright1
F, b. 27 December 1857
Indiana Cutright was born on 27 December 1857 in Virginia.2,1,3 She was the daughter of Elmore Cutright and Nancy A. Wolf.1
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2009 |
| Father* | Elmore Cutright1 b. 31 Dec 1820, d. 1905 |
| Mother* | Nancy A. Wolf1 b. 10 Jan 1823 |
Citations
- [S183] Census: 1860 Upshur, Virginia, Buckhannon, July 12, 1860, HH#834-840
Cutright, Elmore, 40, farmer, VA
Nancy, 38, VA
Mifflin, 20, VA
Granville, 17, VA
Abram, 16, VA
Mary E., 15, VA
Jacob E., 14, VA
Lem'l, 12, VA
Asa S., 10, VA
Jas A., 9, VA
Alonzo, 7, VA
Columbus, 5, VA
Indiana, 3, VA
Derinda J., 1, VA. - [S7] Book: "The History of Upshur County, West Virginia: From Its Earliest Exploration and Settlement to the Present Time", by W.B. Cutright, 1907, The History of West Virginia, Old and New
Published 1923, The American Historical Society, Inc.,
Chicago and New York, Volume III,
pg. 579-580
LEMUEL R. CUTRIGHT, of Upshur County, is in his seventy-
second year, and is probably the youngest Grand Army man
in West Virginia. Ue was in service only the latter months
of the great struggle, but four of his older brothers were in
the service practically from the beginning of the war. The
Cutrights have been a prominent family in Upshur County
since pioneer days, and the name has always been associated
with stalwart Americanism.
Lemuel R. Cutright, who is still living on his farm on
the French Creek Pike, a half mile north of Adrian, was
burn in Upshur County, February 3, 1850, son of Elmore
aud Nancy A. (Wolfe) Cutright. His father was born near
Hampton, West Virginia, December 31, 1820, and his mother
on Middle Fork in Upshur County, January 10, 1823. After
their marriage they settled on a farm near Hampton, and
in October, 1870, moved to another farm in Rowan County,
where they lived out their lives. They were devout Meth-
odists in religion, aud the father always upheld the prin-
ciples of the republican party. In their family were twelve
children, a brief record of whom follows: Mifflin, born
April 9, 1841, who was one of the soldiers of the family in
the Civil war; Granville S., born October 29, 1842, who
also had a military record; Abraham, burn March 23, 1844,
who died while in the army; Mary E., born November 14,
1845, now deceased; Jacob E., burn July 6, 1847, who was
a soldier and is still living; Lemuel R.; Asa, born August
6, 1851; James A., born July 5, 1853, deceased; Alonzo,
born December 13, 1854; Columbus, born May 6, 1856;
Indiana, born December 27; 1857; and Derwinda J., born
May 18, 1859.
Lemuel R. Cutright grew up on a farm, was educated in
the common schools, and in 1865, at the age of fifteen, was
mustered into Company I of the Third West Virginia
Cavalry. He was with that command during the concluding
phases of the Civil war, and then came home and went to
work on the farm. Farming has been his steady occupation
during all subsequent years, and he still lives on his place
of fifty-seven acres. He is one of the directors of the Bank
of Adrian, is a member of the Grand Army Post at Buck-
hannon and has stanchly upheld the republican party in
many successive campaigns.
On November 14, 1867, Mr. Cutright married Salina
Brady. Her death on March 31, 1917, occurred only a few
months before they should have celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. To their marriage were born eleven
children: Aura M., born October 16, 1870, at home; Allen
B., born January 2, 1873, deputy sheriff of Upshur County;
Elva, born June 3, 1875, wife of Charles Hyre; James E.,
born June 10, 1877; Bertha, born Jane 2, ly79, deceased;
Holly, born May 27, 1881; Carl, born June 13, 1883; Maude,
born October 5, 1885, wife of Mack Cutright; Lora, born
September 2, 1888, wife of G. C. Marsh; and two other chil-
dren that died in infancy. - [S86] Census: 1870 Upshur, West Virginia, Washington District, Buckhannon, August 9, 1870, HH#22020
Cutright, Elmore, 50, farmer, VA
Nancy A., 48, keeping house, VA
James A., 16, VA
Alonzo, 15, VA
Columbus, 14, VA
Indiana, 13, VA
Dorinda J., 11, VA.
Derwinda J. Cutright1
F, b. 18 May 1859
Derwinda J. Cutright was born on 18 May 1859 in Virginia.2,1,3 She was the daughter of Elmore Cutright and Nancy A. Wolf.1
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2009 |
| Father* | Elmore Cutright1 b. 31 Dec 1820, d. 1905 |
| Mother* | Nancy A. Wolf1 b. 10 Jan 1823 |
Citations
- [S183] Census: 1860 Upshur, Virginia, Buckhannon, July 12, 1860, HH#834-840
Cutright, Elmore, 40, farmer, VA
Nancy, 38, VA
Mifflin, 20, VA
Granville, 17, VA
Abram, 16, VA
Mary E., 15, VA
Jacob E., 14, VA
Lem'l, 12, VA
Asa S., 10, VA
Jas A., 9, VA
Alonzo, 7, VA
Columbus, 5, VA
Indiana, 3, VA
Derinda J., 1, VA. - [S7] Book: "The History of Upshur County, West Virginia: From Its Earliest Exploration and Settlement to the Present Time", by W.B. Cutright, 1907, The History of West Virginia, Old and New
Published 1923, The American Historical Society, Inc.,
Chicago and New York, Volume III,
pg. 579-580
LEMUEL R. CUTRIGHT, of Upshur County, is in his seventy-
second year, and is probably the youngest Grand Army man
in West Virginia. Ue was in service only the latter months
of the great struggle, but four of his older brothers were in
the service practically from the beginning of the war. The
Cutrights have been a prominent family in Upshur County
since pioneer days, and the name has always been associated
with stalwart Americanism.
Lemuel R. Cutright, who is still living on his farm on
the French Creek Pike, a half mile north of Adrian, was
burn in Upshur County, February 3, 1850, son of Elmore
aud Nancy A. (Wolfe) Cutright. His father was born near
Hampton, West Virginia, December 31, 1820, and his mother
on Middle Fork in Upshur County, January 10, 1823. After
their marriage they settled on a farm near Hampton, and
in October, 1870, moved to another farm in Rowan County,
where they lived out their lives. They were devout Meth-
odists in religion, aud the father always upheld the prin-
ciples of the republican party. In their family were twelve
children, a brief record of whom follows: Mifflin, born
April 9, 1841, who was one of the soldiers of the family in
the Civil war; Granville S., born October 29, 1842, who
also had a military record; Abraham, burn March 23, 1844,
who died while in the army; Mary E., born November 14,
1845, now deceased; Jacob E., burn July 6, 1847, who was
a soldier and is still living; Lemuel R.; Asa, born August
6, 1851; James A., born July 5, 1853, deceased; Alonzo,
born December 13, 1854; Columbus, born May 6, 1856;
Indiana, born December 27; 1857; and Derwinda J., born
May 18, 1859.
Lemuel R. Cutright grew up on a farm, was educated in
the common schools, and in 1865, at the age of fifteen, was
mustered into Company I of the Third West Virginia
Cavalry. He was with that command during the concluding
phases of the Civil war, and then came home and went to
work on the farm. Farming has been his steady occupation
during all subsequent years, and he still lives on his place
of fifty-seven acres. He is one of the directors of the Bank
of Adrian, is a member of the Grand Army Post at Buck-
hannon and has stanchly upheld the republican party in
many successive campaigns.
On November 14, 1867, Mr. Cutright married Salina
Brady. Her death on March 31, 1917, occurred only a few
months before they should have celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. To their marriage were born eleven
children: Aura M., born October 16, 1870, at home; Allen
B., born January 2, 1873, deputy sheriff of Upshur County;
Elva, born June 3, 1875, wife of Charles Hyre; James E.,
born June 10, 1877; Bertha, born Jane 2, ly79, deceased;
Holly, born May 27, 1881; Carl, born June 13, 1883; Maude,
born October 5, 1885, wife of Mack Cutright; Lora, born
September 2, 1888, wife of G. C. Marsh; and two other chil-
dren that died in infancy. - [S86] Census: 1870 Upshur, West Virginia, Washington District, Buckhannon, August 9, 1870, HH#22020
Cutright, Elmore, 50, farmer, VA
Nancy A., 48, keeping house, VA
James A., 16, VA
Alonzo, 15, VA
Columbus, 14, VA
Indiana, 13, VA
Dorinda J., 11, VA.
Malinda (?)1
F, b. May 1857
Malinda (?) married (?) Reynolds.1 Malinda (?) was born in May 1857 in Virginia.1,2 She married Elmore Cutright, son of Jacob E. Cutright and Elizabeth Westfall, circa 1878.1,3
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Child of Malinda (?) and (?) Reynolds
- Henry Reynolds1 b. c 1868
Family: Malinda (?) and Elmore Cutright
Citations
- [S2155] Census: 1880 Roane, West Virginia
, Spencer, District 124, Page 1, June 7, 1880, HH#2-2
Cutright, Elmore, 57, farmer, WV WV VA
wife Malinda, 36, WV WV WV
son Lonzo, 25, WV WV WV
stepson Reynolds, Henry, 12, WV WV WV. - [S2156] Census: 1900 Roane, West Virginia
, Spencer, District 103, Page 27, June 19, 1900, HH#249-257
Cutright, Elmore, Dec 1820, 79, married 22 years, WV WV WV
wife Malinda, May 1837, 43, married 22 years, 0 children, 0 living, WV WV WV. - [S2156] Census: 1900 Roane, West Virginia
, Spenceer, District 103, Page 27, June 19, 1900, HH#249-257
Cutright, Elmore, Dec 1820, 79, married 22 years, WV WV WV
wife Malinda, May 1837, 43, married 22 years, 0 children, 0 living, WV WV WV.
(?) Reynolds1
M
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Child of (?) Reynolds and Malinda (?)
- Henry Reynolds1 b. c 1868
Citations
- [S2155] Census: 1880 Roane, West Virginia
, Spencer, District 124, Page 1, June 7, 1880, HH#2-2
Cutright, Elmore, 57, farmer, WV WV VA
wife Malinda, 36, WV WV WV
son Lonzo, 25, WV WV WV
stepson Reynolds, Henry, 12, WV WV WV.
Henry Reynolds1
M, b. circa 1868
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| Father* | (?) Reynolds1 |
| Mother* | Malinda (?)1 b. May 1857 |
Citations
- [S2155] Census: 1880 Roane, West Virginia
, Spencer, District 124, Page 1, June 7, 1880, HH#2-2
Cutright, Elmore, 57, farmer, WV WV VA
wife Malinda, 36, WV WV WV
son Lonzo, 25, WV WV WV
stepson Reynolds, Henry, 12, WV WV WV.
Cynthia Carpenter1,2
F, b. March 1859
Cynthia Carpenter was born in March 1859.1,3 She was the daughter of Joseph Carpenter and Sarah (?).2 Cynthia Carpenter married Columbus Cutright, son of Elmore Cutright and Nancy A. Wolf, on 20 February 1880 in Roane, West Virginia.2,1
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| Father* | Joseph Carpenter2 |
| Mother* | Sarah (?)2 |
Children of Cynthia Carpenter and Columbus Cutright
- Lillie B. Cutright3 b. Jan 1881
- Herbert E. Cutright3 b. Mar 1882
- Blanch Cutright3 b. Dec 1883
- Florence Cutright3 b. Sep 1888
- Homer Cutright3 b. Feb 1891
- Lucy E. Cutright3 b. Sep 1899
Citations
- [S2155] Census: 1880 Roane, West Virginia
, Spencer, District 124, Page 1, June 7, 1880, HH#3-3
Cutright, Columbus, 23, farmer, WV WV WV
wife Cynthia, 21, unstated. - [S606] Marriage Records: WV, Division of Culture and History, Line 22, February 20, 1880 in Roane County, West Virginia
Cutright, Columbus, 23, single, b. Uphsur County, West Virginia, s/o Elmore and --
Carpenter, C., 20, single, b. Roane County, West Virginia, d/o Joseph and Sarah. - [S2156] Census: 1900 Roane, West Virginia
, Spencer, District 103, Page 27, June 19, 1900, HH#272-280
Cutright, Columbus, May 1856, 44, married 20 years, WV WV WV
wife Cyntha, Mar 1859, 41, married 20 years, 6 children, 6 living, WV WV WV
daughter Lillie B., Jan 1881, 19, WV WV WV
son Herbert E., Mar 1882, 18, WV WV WV
daughter Blanch, Dec 1883, 16, WV WV WV
daughter Florence, Sep 1888, 11, WV WV WV
son Homer, Feb 1891, 9, WV WV WV
daughter Lucy E., Sep 1899, 8/12, WV WV WV.
Joseph Carpenter1
M
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Child of Joseph Carpenter and Sarah (?)
- Cynthia Carpenter+1 b. Mar 1859
Citations
- [S606] Marriage Records: WV, Division of Culture and History, Line 22, February 20, 1880 in Roane County, West Virginia
Cutright, Columbus, 23, single, b. Uphsur County, West Virginia, s/o Elmore and --
Carpenter, C., 20, single, b. Roane County, West Virginia, d/o Joseph and Sarah.
Sarah (?)1
F
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Child of Sarah (?) and Joseph Carpenter
- Cynthia Carpenter+1 b. Mar 1859
Citations
- [S606] Marriage Records: WV, Division of Culture and History, Line 22, February 20, 1880 in Roane County, West Virginia
Cutright, Columbus, 23, single, b. Uphsur County, West Virginia, s/o Elmore and --
Carpenter, C., 20, single, b. Roane County, West Virginia, d/o Joseph and Sarah.
Herbert E. Cutright1
M, b. March 1882
Herbert E. Cutright was born in March 1882 in Roane, West Virginia.1 He was the son of Columbus Cutright and Cynthia Carpenter.1
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| Father* | Columbus Cutright1 b. 6 May 1856 |
| Mother* | Cynthia Carpenter1 b. Mar 1859 |
Citations
- [S2156] Census: 1900 Roane, West Virginia
, Spencer, District 103, Page 27, June 19, 1900, HH#272-280
Cutright, Columbus, May 1856, 44, married 20 years, WV WV WV
wife Cyntha, Mar 1859, 41, married 20 years, 6 children, 6 living, WV WV WV
daughter Lillie B., Jan 1881, 19, WV WV WV
son Herbert E., Mar 1882, 18, WV WV WV
daughter Blanch, Dec 1883, 16, WV WV WV
daughter Florence, Sep 1888, 11, WV WV WV
son Homer, Feb 1891, 9, WV WV WV
daughter Lucy E., Sep 1899, 8/12, WV WV WV.