From its Earliest Exploration and Settlement to the Present Time
by W. B. Cutright
Buckhannon, W. Va., July 1, 1907
Page 561
JONATHAN M. RIFFLE, son of George S. Riffle and Rebecca (McCartney)
Riffle, who was the daughter of Thomas McCartney and Sarah Bennett.
George S. Riffle was a soldier in Company B, 10th W. Va., during the
Civil War. Was married three times and raised a family of twenty-
three children, of which the subject of this sketch was the fourth
child by the first wife.
Jonathan M. Riffle was born October 15, 1842. Was raised on a farm
in Lewis County and at the outbreak of the war enlisted in Company
B, 10th West Virginia Infantry, wherein he served three years and
contracted disabilities such as now obtain for him a pension of $17
per month.
He now lives in Bank's District, owns a farm of seventy acres on
Kanawha Run, where he and his wife, who was formerly Nancy P.
Strader, daughter of John Strader, Jr., who was the son of John
Strader, Sr., and Mary B. Wolfe.
Mr. Riffle is a deacon and local preacher in the M. E. Church, is a
Republican in politics and is proud of the fact that his father and
three brothers served with him in Company B. during the war.
-------------------------------------------------------------------
(wife of Jonathan Riffle)
Register of Deaths, Upshur County, WV (Page 328)
FULL-NAME: Nancy Riffle
AGE-AT-DEATH: 62y-4m-2d
DEATH-DATE: March 1, 1910
DEATH-PLACE: Kanawha Run
MARITAL-STATUS: Married
CAUSE-OF-DEATH: Consumption
From its Earliest Exploration and Settlement to the Present Time
by W. B. Cutright
Buckhannon, W. Va., July 1, 1907
Page 561
JONATHAN M. RIFFLE, son of George S. Riffle and Rebecca (McCartney)
Riffle, who was the daughter of Thomas McCartney and Sarah Bennett.
George S. Riffle was a soldier in Company B, 10th W. Va., during the
Civil War. Was married three times and raised a family of twenty-
three children, of which the subject of this sketch was the fourth
child by the first wife.
Jonathan M. Riffle was born October 15, 1842. Was raised on a farm
in Lewis County and at the outbreak of the war enlisted in Company
B, 10th West Virginia Infantry, wherein he served three years and
contracted disabilities such as now obtain for him a pension of $17
per month.
He now lives in Bank's District, owns a farm of seventy acres on
Kanawha Run, where he and his wife, who was formerly Nancy P.
Strader, daughter of John Strader, Jr., who was the son of John
Strader, Sr., and Mary B. Wolfe.
Mr. Riffle is a deacon and local preacher in the M. E. Church, is a
Republican in politics and is proud of the fact that his father and
three brothers served with him in Company B. during the war.
-------------------------------------------------------------------
(wife of Jonathan Riffle)
Register of Deaths, Upshur County, WV (Page 328)
FULL-NAME: Nancy Riffle
AGE-AT-DEATH: 62y-4m-2d
DEATH-DATE: March 1, 1910
DEATH-PLACE: Kanawha Run
MARITAL-STATUS: Married
CAUSE-OF-DEATH: Consumption
Family Members
-
Manerva Angeline Riffle Green Eisenbart
1836–1890
-
Barbara Burdit Riffle Humphrey
1837–1922
-
Martha Ann Riffle Hill
1839–1919
-
Jesse B Riffle
1841–1862
-
David Pritt Riffle
1844–1899
-
Daniel Icen Riffle
1846–1919
-
Wilson H Riffle
1846–1846
-
George D Riffle
1848–1849
-
Berlin Woods Riffle
1849–1897
-
Lewis L Riffle
1852–1880
-
Pheba Jane Riffle
1854–1857
-
Birk S. Riffle
1861–1883
-
John Randolph Riffle
1863–1941
-
Dora Sinclair Riffle Riggleman
1865–1947
-
Victoria Ellen "Ella" Riffle Haynes
1867–1938
-
Ulysses Grant Riffle
1869–1951
-
Anna Penelope Riffle Burkley Chambers
1873–1949
-
Benoni Preston Riffle
1875–1876
-
Matilda Rhodes Riffle
1877–1878
-
Mary Belle Riffle Heiser
1879–1942
-
Albert Strunk Riffle
1882–1907
-
George James Blain Riffle
1884–1970
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement