Father: Elijah MOSS b: 1826 in VA
Mother: Mahala EDWARDS b: 31 MAR 1826 in Wood Co., VA
Marriage 1 Jerusha Elizabeth BARNES b: 10 OCT 1851 in Wirt Co., West VA
Children
Robert Bruce MOSS b: 1880 in Slate District Wood Co., WVA
Norman C. MOSS b: 1883 in Wood Co., WVA
Charles S. MOSS b: 1892 in Wood Co., WVA
Hattie E. MOSS b: JAN 1879 in Wood Co., Va
Carrie Lee MOSS b: 12 JUN 1888 in Wirt Co.,
Coshocton Tribune Wednsday Evening October 22, 1930
DRESDEN, OHIO
MOSS SERVICES
Funeral Services for Rev. Charles L. Moss, 60 of Cass Tp, were held at the Baprist Chuch Tuesday after noon., with the Rev. Clitbourne officiating. The body was taken to a
county cemetery about eight miles out Parkersburg, WV, where burial was made. Charles L. Moss, died Sunday evening at his home. He had been suffering for several yearswith cancer of the face.
He is a former resident of West Virginia spent his life as a minister of the Baprtist Church Bessie Barnes Moss, his wife preceded him in death seven years ago; and a daughter Hattie in West Va many years ago He is survived
by two sons both of the home and a daughter in Florida and a son in West Virginia. a sister in West Virginia and lots of grandchildren and nieces and nephews.
Notes from 1880 US Census of Wood Co, WVA
Slate, Wood Co, WVA Page 488c
Charles L. Moss self Male Mar White 30 B in VA Baptist Minister Father b in VA Mother B IN VA
Jeniza( Jershua) E. Moss wife Fel Mar white 28 b Va Occ Keeping House Father B VA Mother B VA
Hattie Moss dau Fel Single White 1yr B in WVA Father b VA Mother b VA
Notes: from M Ball Stoddard about where Elizabeth Barnes and Charles Moss maybe buried.in Wood County, WV
"I would be inclined to believe they were buried near her parents in Elizabeth, W VA. Parkersburg was the info I had on my Ball family, also. Turned out they lived and died and were buried in Elizabeth, Wirt Co., W.VA. The old Ball Cemetery is located somewhere near Tucker Creek just outside of Elizabeth. We did not know of it when we visited a few years ago. Everyone was so helpful and friendly at the Courthouse and as we walked back to our RV we were greeted by the current mortician who volunteered any info we might need. It was a super visit. We spent most of one day at the courthouse looking up records. The Ball family were pacifists during the Civil War. When things got rough they left for MO and returned after the war and sold their land and moved to Belleville, KS. There are many still there. We visited them on the same trip. One of the maiden aunts was the family record keeper so gleaned much information. They have an annual get-together, usually in Skan!
dia, KS. I can put you in touch if you are interested.
Have you seen the Ball Book which Emma Margaret Frey put together? There may still be copies available if you are interested.
Mother: Mahala EDWARDS b: 31 MAR 1826 in Wood Co., VA
Marriage 1 Jerusha Elizabeth BARNES b: 10 OCT 1851 in Wirt Co., West VA
Children
Robert Bruce MOSS b: 1880 in Slate District Wood Co., WVA
Norman C. MOSS b: 1883 in Wood Co., WVA
Charles S. MOSS b: 1892 in Wood Co., WVA
Hattie E. MOSS b: JAN 1879 in Wood Co., Va
Carrie Lee MOSS b: 12 JUN 1888 in Wirt Co.,
Coshocton Tribune Wednsday Evening October 22, 1930
DRESDEN, OHIO
MOSS SERVICES
Funeral Services for Rev. Charles L. Moss, 60 of Cass Tp, were held at the Baprist Chuch Tuesday after noon., with the Rev. Clitbourne officiating. The body was taken to a
county cemetery about eight miles out Parkersburg, WV, where burial was made. Charles L. Moss, died Sunday evening at his home. He had been suffering for several yearswith cancer of the face.
He is a former resident of West Virginia spent his life as a minister of the Baprtist Church Bessie Barnes Moss, his wife preceded him in death seven years ago; and a daughter Hattie in West Va many years ago He is survived
by two sons both of the home and a daughter in Florida and a son in West Virginia. a sister in West Virginia and lots of grandchildren and nieces and nephews.
Notes from 1880 US Census of Wood Co, WVA
Slate, Wood Co, WVA Page 488c
Charles L. Moss self Male Mar White 30 B in VA Baptist Minister Father b in VA Mother B IN VA
Jeniza( Jershua) E. Moss wife Fel Mar white 28 b Va Occ Keeping House Father B VA Mother B VA
Hattie Moss dau Fel Single White 1yr B in WVA Father b VA Mother b VA
Notes: from M Ball Stoddard about where Elizabeth Barnes and Charles Moss maybe buried.in Wood County, WV
"I would be inclined to believe they were buried near her parents in Elizabeth, W VA. Parkersburg was the info I had on my Ball family, also. Turned out they lived and died and were buried in Elizabeth, Wirt Co., W.VA. The old Ball Cemetery is located somewhere near Tucker Creek just outside of Elizabeth. We did not know of it when we visited a few years ago. Everyone was so helpful and friendly at the Courthouse and as we walked back to our RV we were greeted by the current mortician who volunteered any info we might need. It was a super visit. We spent most of one day at the courthouse looking up records. The Ball family were pacifists during the Civil War. When things got rough they left for MO and returned after the war and sold their land and moved to Belleville, KS. There are many still there. We visited them on the same trip. One of the maiden aunts was the family record keeper so gleaned much information. They have an annual get-together, usually in Skan!
dia, KS. I can put you in touch if you are interested.
Have you seen the Ball Book which Emma Margaret Frey put together? There may still be copies available if you are interested.
Father: Elijah MOSS b: 1826 in VA
Mother: Mahala EDWARDS b: 31 MAR 1826 in Wood Co., VA
Marriage 1 Jerusha Elizabeth BARNES b: 10 OCT 1851 in Wirt Co., West VA
Children
Robert Bruce MOSS b: 1880 in Slate District Wood Co., WVA
Norman C. MOSS b: 1883 in Wood Co., WVA
Charles S. MOSS b: 1892 in Wood Co., WVA
Hattie E. MOSS b: JAN 1879 in Wood Co., Va
Carrie Lee MOSS b: 12 JUN 1888 in Wirt Co.,
Coshocton Tribune Wednsday Evening October 22, 1930
DRESDEN, OHIO
MOSS SERVICES
Funeral Services for Rev. Charles L. Moss, 60 of Cass Tp, were held at the Baprist Chuch Tuesday after noon., with the Rev. Clitbourne officiating. The body was taken to a
county cemetery about eight miles out Parkersburg, WV, where burial was made. Charles L. Moss, died Sunday evening at his home. He had been suffering for several yearswith cancer of the face.
He is a former resident of West Virginia spent his life as a minister of the Baprtist Church Bessie Barnes Moss, his wife preceded him in death seven years ago; and a daughter Hattie in West Va many years ago He is survived
by two sons both of the home and a daughter in Florida and a son in West Virginia. a sister in West Virginia and lots of grandchildren and nieces and nephews.
Notes from 1880 US Census of Wood Co, WVA
Slate, Wood Co, WVA Page 488c
Charles L. Moss self Male Mar White 30 B in VA Baptist Minister Father b in VA Mother B IN VA
Jeniza( Jershua) E. Moss wife Fel Mar white 28 b Va Occ Keeping House Father B VA Mother B VA
Hattie Moss dau Fel Single White 1yr B in WVA Father b VA Mother b VA
Notes: from M Ball Stoddard about where Elizabeth Barnes and Charles Moss maybe buried.in Wood County, WV
"I would be inclined to believe they were buried near her parents in Elizabeth, W VA. Parkersburg was the info I had on my Ball family, also. Turned out they lived and died and were buried in Elizabeth, Wirt Co., W.VA. The old Ball Cemetery is located somewhere near Tucker Creek just outside of Elizabeth. We did not know of it when we visited a few years ago. Everyone was so helpful and friendly at the Courthouse and as we walked back to our RV we were greeted by the current mortician who volunteered any info we might need. It was a super visit. We spent most of one day at the courthouse looking up records. The Ball family were pacifists during the Civil War. When things got rough they left for MO and returned after the war and sold their land and moved to Belleville, KS. There are many still there. We visited them on the same trip. One of the maiden aunts was the family record keeper so gleaned much information. They have an annual get-together, usually in Skan!
dia, KS. I can put you in touch if you are interested.
Have you seen the Ball Book which Emma Margaret Frey put together? There may still be copies available if you are interested.
Mother: Mahala EDWARDS b: 31 MAR 1826 in Wood Co., VA
Marriage 1 Jerusha Elizabeth BARNES b: 10 OCT 1851 in Wirt Co., West VA
Children
Robert Bruce MOSS b: 1880 in Slate District Wood Co., WVA
Norman C. MOSS b: 1883 in Wood Co., WVA
Charles S. MOSS b: 1892 in Wood Co., WVA
Hattie E. MOSS b: JAN 1879 in Wood Co., Va
Carrie Lee MOSS b: 12 JUN 1888 in Wirt Co.,
Coshocton Tribune Wednsday Evening October 22, 1930
DRESDEN, OHIO
MOSS SERVICES
Funeral Services for Rev. Charles L. Moss, 60 of Cass Tp, were held at the Baprist Chuch Tuesday after noon., with the Rev. Clitbourne officiating. The body was taken to a
county cemetery about eight miles out Parkersburg, WV, where burial was made. Charles L. Moss, died Sunday evening at his home. He had been suffering for several yearswith cancer of the face.
He is a former resident of West Virginia spent his life as a minister of the Baprtist Church Bessie Barnes Moss, his wife preceded him in death seven years ago; and a daughter Hattie in West Va many years ago He is survived
by two sons both of the home and a daughter in Florida and a son in West Virginia. a sister in West Virginia and lots of grandchildren and nieces and nephews.
Notes from 1880 US Census of Wood Co, WVA
Slate, Wood Co, WVA Page 488c
Charles L. Moss self Male Mar White 30 B in VA Baptist Minister Father b in VA Mother B IN VA
Jeniza( Jershua) E. Moss wife Fel Mar white 28 b Va Occ Keeping House Father B VA Mother B VA
Hattie Moss dau Fel Single White 1yr B in WVA Father b VA Mother b VA
Notes: from M Ball Stoddard about where Elizabeth Barnes and Charles Moss maybe buried.in Wood County, WV
"I would be inclined to believe they were buried near her parents in Elizabeth, W VA. Parkersburg was the info I had on my Ball family, also. Turned out they lived and died and were buried in Elizabeth, Wirt Co., W.VA. The old Ball Cemetery is located somewhere near Tucker Creek just outside of Elizabeth. We did not know of it when we visited a few years ago. Everyone was so helpful and friendly at the Courthouse and as we walked back to our RV we were greeted by the current mortician who volunteered any info we might need. It was a super visit. We spent most of one day at the courthouse looking up records. The Ball family were pacifists during the Civil War. When things got rough they left for MO and returned after the war and sold their land and moved to Belleville, KS. There are many still there. We visited them on the same trip. One of the maiden aunts was the family record keeper so gleaned much information. They have an annual get-together, usually in Skan!
dia, KS. I can put you in touch if you are interested.
Have you seen the Ball Book which Emma Margaret Frey put together? There may still be copies available if you are interested.
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