Highland Recorder February 15, 1946
John Simmons
John Simmons, 78, after a short illness died last Saturday February 9th at his home on South Spruce Street. His wife Sarah Simmons, proceeded him to the grave by several years. He leaves one brother Saul Simmons of Deerfield and one sister, Mrs. Lina Beverage of Pocahontas county, West Va. and a number of nieces, nephews, and other relatives. The deceased spent his entire life in and around Monterey, and was an energetic and industrious citizen. Funeral services were held at the Monterey Methodist Church Sunday at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. L. P. Foley, assisted by Dr. T. M. Swann. Interment took place in the Monterey cemetery.
Highland Recorder April 19, 1946
LAND SALE
The house and lot on Town Hill of John Simmons, deceased, was sold at public auction Saturday, to Charles Waybright, Monterey, for $1,210.
Death Certificate
Father: Andrew Simmons
Mother: Louise Rexrode
Informant: A. P. Gum, Monterey, Va.
Highland Recorder May 24, 1901
Mr. John Simmons and Miss Rachel Simmons were united in marriage on Wednesday, Rev. Mr. Murrill officiating.
Married Rachel Simmons May 22, 1901, Highland County. Groom's parents J. & Polly Simmons.
Highland Recorder August 1, 1911
Leg Broken
John Simmons, whose home is on Trimble Hill, while working with the road force south of town last Friday was caught by a sliding gravel bank while loading a wagon and almost buried. When gotten out of it, was found that one of his ankle bones was broken. He is a man past middle age, which will naturally prolong his stay with the shut-ins
John Simmons
John Simmons, 78, after a short illness died last Saturday February 9th at his home on South Spruce Street. His wife Sarah Simmons, proceeded him to the grave by several years. He leaves one brother Saul Simmons of Deerfield and one sister, Mrs. Lina Beverage of Pocahontas county, West Va. and a number of nieces, nephews, and other relatives. The deceased spent his entire life in and around Monterey, and was an energetic and industrious citizen. Funeral services were held at the Monterey Methodist Church Sunday at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. L. P. Foley, assisted by Dr. T. M. Swann. Interment took place in the Monterey cemetery.
Highland Recorder April 19, 1946
LAND SALE
The house and lot on Town Hill of John Simmons, deceased, was sold at public auction Saturday, to Charles Waybright, Monterey, for $1,210.
Death Certificate
Father: Andrew Simmons
Mother: Louise Rexrode
Informant: A. P. Gum, Monterey, Va.
Highland Recorder May 24, 1901
Mr. John Simmons and Miss Rachel Simmons were united in marriage on Wednesday, Rev. Mr. Murrill officiating.
Married Rachel Simmons May 22, 1901, Highland County. Groom's parents J. & Polly Simmons.
Highland Recorder August 1, 1911
Leg Broken
John Simmons, whose home is on Trimble Hill, while working with the road force south of town last Friday was caught by a sliding gravel bank while loading a wagon and almost buried. When gotten out of it, was found that one of his ankle bones was broken. He is a man past middle age, which will naturally prolong his stay with the shut-ins
Highland Recorder February 15, 1946
John Simmons
John Simmons, 78, after a short illness died last Saturday February 9th at his home on South Spruce Street. His wife Sarah Simmons, proceeded him to the grave by several years. He leaves one brother Saul Simmons of Deerfield and one sister, Mrs. Lina Beverage of Pocahontas county, West Va. and a number of nieces, nephews, and other relatives. The deceased spent his entire life in and around Monterey, and was an energetic and industrious citizen. Funeral services were held at the Monterey Methodist Church Sunday at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. L. P. Foley, assisted by Dr. T. M. Swann. Interment took place in the Monterey cemetery.
Highland Recorder April 19, 1946
LAND SALE
The house and lot on Town Hill of John Simmons, deceased, was sold at public auction Saturday, to Charles Waybright, Monterey, for $1,210.
Death Certificate
Father: Andrew Simmons
Mother: Louise Rexrode
Informant: A. P. Gum, Monterey, Va.
Highland Recorder May 24, 1901
Mr. John Simmons and Miss Rachel Simmons were united in marriage on Wednesday, Rev. Mr. Murrill officiating.
Married Rachel Simmons May 22, 1901, Highland County. Groom's parents J. & Polly Simmons.
Highland Recorder August 1, 1911
Leg Broken
John Simmons, whose home is on Trimble Hill, while working with the road force south of town last Friday was caught by a sliding gravel bank while loading a wagon and almost buried. When gotten out of it, was found that one of his ankle bones was broken. He is a man past middle age, which will naturally prolong his stay with the shut-ins
John Simmons
John Simmons, 78, after a short illness died last Saturday February 9th at his home on South Spruce Street. His wife Sarah Simmons, proceeded him to the grave by several years. He leaves one brother Saul Simmons of Deerfield and one sister, Mrs. Lina Beverage of Pocahontas county, West Va. and a number of nieces, nephews, and other relatives. The deceased spent his entire life in and around Monterey, and was an energetic and industrious citizen. Funeral services were held at the Monterey Methodist Church Sunday at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. L. P. Foley, assisted by Dr. T. M. Swann. Interment took place in the Monterey cemetery.
Highland Recorder April 19, 1946
LAND SALE
The house and lot on Town Hill of John Simmons, deceased, was sold at public auction Saturday, to Charles Waybright, Monterey, for $1,210.
Death Certificate
Father: Andrew Simmons
Mother: Louise Rexrode
Informant: A. P. Gum, Monterey, Va.
Highland Recorder May 24, 1901
Mr. John Simmons and Miss Rachel Simmons were united in marriage on Wednesday, Rev. Mr. Murrill officiating.
Married Rachel Simmons May 22, 1901, Highland County. Groom's parents J. & Polly Simmons.
Highland Recorder August 1, 1911
Leg Broken
John Simmons, whose home is on Trimble Hill, while working with the road force south of town last Friday was caught by a sliding gravel bank while loading a wagon and almost buried. When gotten out of it, was found that one of his ankle bones was broken. He is a man past middle age, which will naturally prolong his stay with the shut-ins
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