William Raber's Parents:
Sarah Fluharty: b 1784 - d 1874 Glovers Gap, Marion Co., WV
Christopher Raber, Jr.: b abt 1782 Bedford Co.,Pennsylvania
- d March 7, 1864 Monongalia Co., WV.
Names of some children with approximate dates. Historical records and dates are not always listed/read/legible/correct.
1. Susanna Raber: b 1804 - d 1890
2. John Wesley Raber: b 1807 - 1873
3. William Raber: b 1808 - 1864
4. Nancy Raber: b 1811
5. Amy Ruth Raber: b 1812 - d 1908
6. Rebecca Raber: 1805 - 1881
7. Noah Raber: b 1817 - d 1900
8. Sarah Raber: b 1820 - 1909
9. Louisa Raber: b 1825 - d 1909
Cassander Fluharty's Parents:
Daniel Fluharty and Mary Haught married June 6, 1814, Blacksville, Greene Co, Pennsylvania.
Daniel Fluharty: b abt July 1789 Monongalia VA - d abt 1874 Llewellyn, Marion Co., WV. Michael Eddy Cemetery, Marion Co., West Virginia.
Mary "Mollie" Haught: b 1796 VA - d Oct 7, 1881 Farmington Co., WV. Fluharty Cemetery #3, Llewellyn Fork, Marion Co., West Virginia.
William Raber and Cassander Fluharty married in 1835, Marion County, West Virginia.
William and Cassander Raber became parents of several children. Some of their children:
1. Harriet Raber
2. Sarah Raber
3. Serena Raber
4. Phillip Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co K 9th Regiment WV Inf. U.S. Shot for desertion. Grafton National Cemetery, WV
5. Christopher Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co K 9th Regiment Inf. U.S. Pension #1042301 - Filed Jul 25, 1891
6. Jacob Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co P 6th WV Inf. U.S. U,S. Pension #617242 Certificate #903217 Filed Jul25, 1887. Widow Certificate #941134 Filed July 5, 1923
7. William Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co G 7th Regiment WV U.S.
8. Catherine Raber
9. Susannah Raber
10.Elizabth Raber
11.Alabama Raber
Cassander "Cassie" Fluharty Raber: b 1817 Monongalia Co., Virginia - d Sep 22, 1904 Glovers Gap, Marion West Virginia. Was buried near Metz. She was listed in a census residing with son Christopher Raber after her husband died.
Her sister Margaret "Peggy" Fluharty married Andrew "Andy" Toothman, a son of Adam "Old Adam" Toothman and Susanna Kerns. Adam Toothman was well known in the area. The Monogalia Story Volume 3 states Adam owned 4500 acres of land. By 1837 at least 562 acres were on Flat Run.
One of William Raber's three brothers, John Wesley Raber (b November 13, 1806 Monogalia County, Virginia/later West Virginia) - d November 15, 1873 Marion County, West Virginia) married Rachel Bell Toothman on April 14, 1836. She was a daughter of Adam Toothman and Susanna Kerns.
The families were very close, and several of them are at rest in Adam Toothman Cemetery, informally known as "Old Adam" Cemetery during their lifetimes, now simply Toothman Cemetery, Fairview, Marion County, West Virginia.
Special thanks to Stephen Flanigan for burial place of William Raber.
Sarah Fluharty: b 1784 - d 1874 Glovers Gap, Marion Co., WV
Christopher Raber, Jr.: b abt 1782 Bedford Co.,Pennsylvania
- d March 7, 1864 Monongalia Co., WV.
Names of some children with approximate dates. Historical records and dates are not always listed/read/legible/correct.
1. Susanna Raber: b 1804 - d 1890
2. John Wesley Raber: b 1807 - 1873
3. William Raber: b 1808 - 1864
4. Nancy Raber: b 1811
5. Amy Ruth Raber: b 1812 - d 1908
6. Rebecca Raber: 1805 - 1881
7. Noah Raber: b 1817 - d 1900
8. Sarah Raber: b 1820 - 1909
9. Louisa Raber: b 1825 - d 1909
Cassander Fluharty's Parents:
Daniel Fluharty and Mary Haught married June 6, 1814, Blacksville, Greene Co, Pennsylvania.
Daniel Fluharty: b abt July 1789 Monongalia VA - d abt 1874 Llewellyn, Marion Co., WV. Michael Eddy Cemetery, Marion Co., West Virginia.
Mary "Mollie" Haught: b 1796 VA - d Oct 7, 1881 Farmington Co., WV. Fluharty Cemetery #3, Llewellyn Fork, Marion Co., West Virginia.
William Raber and Cassander Fluharty married in 1835, Marion County, West Virginia.
William and Cassander Raber became parents of several children. Some of their children:
1. Harriet Raber
2. Sarah Raber
3. Serena Raber
4. Phillip Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co K 9th Regiment WV Inf. U.S. Shot for desertion. Grafton National Cemetery, WV
5. Christopher Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co K 9th Regiment Inf. U.S. Pension #1042301 - Filed Jul 25, 1891
6. Jacob Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co P 6th WV Inf. U.S. U,S. Pension #617242 Certificate #903217 Filed Jul25, 1887. Widow Certificate #941134 Filed July 5, 1923
7. William Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co G 7th Regiment WV U.S.
8. Catherine Raber
9. Susannah Raber
10.Elizabth Raber
11.Alabama Raber
Cassander "Cassie" Fluharty Raber: b 1817 Monongalia Co., Virginia - d Sep 22, 1904 Glovers Gap, Marion West Virginia. Was buried near Metz. She was listed in a census residing with son Christopher Raber after her husband died.
Her sister Margaret "Peggy" Fluharty married Andrew "Andy" Toothman, a son of Adam "Old Adam" Toothman and Susanna Kerns. Adam Toothman was well known in the area. The Monogalia Story Volume 3 states Adam owned 4500 acres of land. By 1837 at least 562 acres were on Flat Run.
One of William Raber's three brothers, John Wesley Raber (b November 13, 1806 Monogalia County, Virginia/later West Virginia) - d November 15, 1873 Marion County, West Virginia) married Rachel Bell Toothman on April 14, 1836. She was a daughter of Adam Toothman and Susanna Kerns.
The families were very close, and several of them are at rest in Adam Toothman Cemetery, informally known as "Old Adam" Cemetery during their lifetimes, now simply Toothman Cemetery, Fairview, Marion County, West Virginia.
Special thanks to Stephen Flanigan for burial place of William Raber.
William Raber's Parents:
Sarah Fluharty: b 1784 - d 1874 Glovers Gap, Marion Co., WV
Christopher Raber, Jr.: b abt 1782 Bedford Co.,Pennsylvania
- d March 7, 1864 Monongalia Co., WV.
Names of some children with approximate dates. Historical records and dates are not always listed/read/legible/correct.
1. Susanna Raber: b 1804 - d 1890
2. John Wesley Raber: b 1807 - 1873
3. William Raber: b 1808 - 1864
4. Nancy Raber: b 1811
5. Amy Ruth Raber: b 1812 - d 1908
6. Rebecca Raber: 1805 - 1881
7. Noah Raber: b 1817 - d 1900
8. Sarah Raber: b 1820 - 1909
9. Louisa Raber: b 1825 - d 1909
Cassander Fluharty's Parents:
Daniel Fluharty and Mary Haught married June 6, 1814, Blacksville, Greene Co, Pennsylvania.
Daniel Fluharty: b abt July 1789 Monongalia VA - d abt 1874 Llewellyn, Marion Co., WV. Michael Eddy Cemetery, Marion Co., West Virginia.
Mary "Mollie" Haught: b 1796 VA - d Oct 7, 1881 Farmington Co., WV. Fluharty Cemetery #3, Llewellyn Fork, Marion Co., West Virginia.
William Raber and Cassander Fluharty married in 1835, Marion County, West Virginia.
William and Cassander Raber became parents of several children. Some of their children:
1. Harriet Raber
2. Sarah Raber
3. Serena Raber
4. Phillip Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co K 9th Regiment WV Inf. U.S. Shot for desertion. Grafton National Cemetery, WV
5. Christopher Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co K 9th Regiment Inf. U.S. Pension #1042301 - Filed Jul 25, 1891
6. Jacob Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co P 6th WV Inf. U.S. U,S. Pension #617242 Certificate #903217 Filed Jul25, 1887. Widow Certificate #941134 Filed July 5, 1923
7. William Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co G 7th Regiment WV U.S.
8. Catherine Raber
9. Susannah Raber
10.Elizabth Raber
11.Alabama Raber
Cassander "Cassie" Fluharty Raber: b 1817 Monongalia Co., Virginia - d Sep 22, 1904 Glovers Gap, Marion West Virginia. Was buried near Metz. She was listed in a census residing with son Christopher Raber after her husband died.
Her sister Margaret "Peggy" Fluharty married Andrew "Andy" Toothman, a son of Adam "Old Adam" Toothman and Susanna Kerns. Adam Toothman was well known in the area. The Monogalia Story Volume 3 states Adam owned 4500 acres of land. By 1837 at least 562 acres were on Flat Run.
One of William Raber's three brothers, John Wesley Raber (b November 13, 1806 Monogalia County, Virginia/later West Virginia) - d November 15, 1873 Marion County, West Virginia) married Rachel Bell Toothman on April 14, 1836. She was a daughter of Adam Toothman and Susanna Kerns.
The families were very close, and several of them are at rest in Adam Toothman Cemetery, informally known as "Old Adam" Cemetery during their lifetimes, now simply Toothman Cemetery, Fairview, Marion County, West Virginia.
Special thanks to Stephen Flanigan for burial place of William Raber.
Sarah Fluharty: b 1784 - d 1874 Glovers Gap, Marion Co., WV
Christopher Raber, Jr.: b abt 1782 Bedford Co.,Pennsylvania
- d March 7, 1864 Monongalia Co., WV.
Names of some children with approximate dates. Historical records and dates are not always listed/read/legible/correct.
1. Susanna Raber: b 1804 - d 1890
2. John Wesley Raber: b 1807 - 1873
3. William Raber: b 1808 - 1864
4. Nancy Raber: b 1811
5. Amy Ruth Raber: b 1812 - d 1908
6. Rebecca Raber: 1805 - 1881
7. Noah Raber: b 1817 - d 1900
8. Sarah Raber: b 1820 - 1909
9. Louisa Raber: b 1825 - d 1909
Cassander Fluharty's Parents:
Daniel Fluharty and Mary Haught married June 6, 1814, Blacksville, Greene Co, Pennsylvania.
Daniel Fluharty: b abt July 1789 Monongalia VA - d abt 1874 Llewellyn, Marion Co., WV. Michael Eddy Cemetery, Marion Co., West Virginia.
Mary "Mollie" Haught: b 1796 VA - d Oct 7, 1881 Farmington Co., WV. Fluharty Cemetery #3, Llewellyn Fork, Marion Co., West Virginia.
William Raber and Cassander Fluharty married in 1835, Marion County, West Virginia.
William and Cassander Raber became parents of several children. Some of their children:
1. Harriet Raber
2. Sarah Raber
3. Serena Raber
4. Phillip Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co K 9th Regiment WV Inf. U.S. Shot for desertion. Grafton National Cemetery, WV
5. Christopher Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co K 9th Regiment Inf. U.S. Pension #1042301 - Filed Jul 25, 1891
6. Jacob Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co P 6th WV Inf. U.S. U,S. Pension #617242 Certificate #903217 Filed Jul25, 1887. Widow Certificate #941134 Filed July 5, 1923
7. William Raber: Civil War Pvt. Co G 7th Regiment WV U.S.
8. Catherine Raber
9. Susannah Raber
10.Elizabth Raber
11.Alabama Raber
Cassander "Cassie" Fluharty Raber: b 1817 Monongalia Co., Virginia - d Sep 22, 1904 Glovers Gap, Marion West Virginia. Was buried near Metz. She was listed in a census residing with son Christopher Raber after her husband died.
Her sister Margaret "Peggy" Fluharty married Andrew "Andy" Toothman, a son of Adam "Old Adam" Toothman and Susanna Kerns. Adam Toothman was well known in the area. The Monogalia Story Volume 3 states Adam owned 4500 acres of land. By 1837 at least 562 acres were on Flat Run.
One of William Raber's three brothers, John Wesley Raber (b November 13, 1806 Monogalia County, Virginia/later West Virginia) - d November 15, 1873 Marion County, West Virginia) married Rachel Bell Toothman on April 14, 1836. She was a daughter of Adam Toothman and Susanna Kerns.
The families were very close, and several of them are at rest in Adam Toothman Cemetery, informally known as "Old Adam" Cemetery during their lifetimes, now simply Toothman Cemetery, Fairview, Marion County, West Virginia.
Special thanks to Stephen Flanigan for burial place of William Raber.
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