A heartbreaking story out of Jumping Jane F. Harrah b Summers C, West Virginia d. James D. Harrah b Summers C, West Virginia d. William Harrah b Fayette Co., Virginia d. Bettie Harrah b Summers C, West Virginia d. Lucinda Harrah b West Virginia d. Mathias Kaylor b Germany d Mouth of Farley, Virginia: John W. Harrah b West Virginia d. Michael.
Here is the latest edition Chances are most people have never seen a Summers County document from before. This was only six years after the county was formed from segments of Fayette, Greenbrier, Mercer and Monroe counties. The new county was named for George W. Summers who lived from to
West Virginia and Regional History Center 1. Michael Robinson Harrah Born: - Summers County, West Virginia Marr: - Mary Bennett (other spouses) Died: 2. Jane F. Harrah Born: - Summers County, West Virginia Marr: Died: 3. James D. Harrah Born: - Summers County, West Virginia.
Gloria worked for the Summers Bef in Fayette Co. WV> George Washington Harrah b. in Greenbrier Co. VA d. 6 Jul in Fayette Co. WV +Mary A. Fox b. d. in Fayette Co. WV- Both Buried in Harrah Cemetery, on Backus Mountain, Fayette Co. WV> Robert Harvey Harrah, b. in Fayette Co. WV d. in Skelton, Raleigh Co.
The purpose of this letter is There being some question as to the line between Monroe and Summers, in the county court, in an irregular manner, undertook to dispose of the same, and appointed a commission, composed of William Haynes on the part of Summers County, and Monroe County appointed John Hinchman its commissioner, who selected James Mann, of Greenbrier, as an.
RALEIGH COUNTY BOARD OF Father: III William Harrah Born: , Virginia Marr: Died: Mother: Fanny F. Kaler Born: , Virginia Died: Michael Robinson Harrah Born: - Summers County, West Virginia Marr: 2 JUL - Raleigh County, West Virginia Died: Other Spouses: Rachel ____ Mary Bennett.
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Mrs. Bowles was a retired employee of the Summers County Board of Education, where she had served as a teacher's aide. She was a member of the Elton Community Church at Elton, and was a lifelong resident of the Sandstone area. 
J. William “Bill” Bleau, Thus, on October 30, , the first Harrah's Casino opened in Reno. It failed after just two months of operation, but Harrah bought buildings in better locations, improved their heating systems, replaced floor tiles with carpeting, and furnished guest rooms with roses to maximize the comfort of his customers.