"He built and lived in a log cabin located on Clovis Street in Bluefield, West Virginia. It originally had only four rooms, two upstairs and two downstairs. In 1917, the cabin was sold and by 1930 was moved to the campus of Bluefield College. It was the scene of many social gatherings by the college faculty. Miss Jesse Le Grand, a French instructor, lived in the remodeled house for years. When the new gym and auditorium were built, the cabin was dismantled and relocated on the entrance road to the Mercer County Airport."
(From "Richard Bailey," Volume 1, page 221, by Mary Ellen Howe.)
"He built and lived in a log cabin located on Clovis Street in Bluefield, West Virginia. It originally had only four rooms, two upstairs and two downstairs. In 1917, the cabin was sold and by 1930 was moved to the campus of Bluefield College. It was the scene of many social gatherings by the college faculty. Miss Jesse Le Grand, a French instructor, lived in the remodeled house for years. When the new gym and auditorium were built, the cabin was dismantled and relocated on the entrance road to the Mercer County Airport."
(From "Richard Bailey," Volume 1, page 221, by Mary Ellen Howe.)
Family Members
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Rebecca J. Bailey Butt
1861–1928
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Alise G Bailey Lambert
1864–1921
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Mary Susan Bailey Lambert
1868–1932
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Sidney J. Bailey
1869–1947
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Charles Preston Bailey
1877–1947
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Martha A. "Mattie" Bailey Sarver
1878–1948
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Callie D. Bailey
1880–1882
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Albert Horry Bailey
1883–1959
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Thomas M. Bailey
1886–1915
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Fredrick Harry Bailey
1893–1968
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Easley B Bailey
1896–1957
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