Born Ash County, North Carolina, a son of Bryant and Rosamond Wyatt Rose.
He married Drucilla Alice Moye on Nov. 30, 1882 in Summers County, West Virginia by Joseph Lilly. She was born in 1867 in Summers County, West Virginia ;
the daughter of John W. and Julia Ann Moye.
(written by 47409320).
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Additional, sent 30th August, 2022:
The Hinton Daily News and Leader, Hinton, West Virginia
Saturday, October 27, 1917, page 1
Will Rose, of Camp Creek, Mercer county, well known in Jumping Branch and Pipestem districts, this county, was drowned in the Ohio river near Huntington, Wednesday, Oct 24. The remains were brought back to his old home at Camp Creek for burial.
The deceased was a brother of Postmaster R D Rose of this city, but owing to a delay in a telegraphic message Mr. Rose did not receive the news of his brother's death in time to attend the funeral.
Contributor: Anonymous (48825891)
The Messenger, Beckley, West Virginia
Tuesday, October 30, 1917, page 4
A delayed telegram was received here Thursday by Undertaker C C Rose, that his brother, Will Rose, of Huntington, had been drowned in the Ohio river near Ironton.
It seems from the meagre particulars available that Mr Rose had driven an automobile into a ferry boat. For some unknown cause he was unable to stop the car in time and it went over on the end of the boat, carrying Mr Rose with it. His body was recovered.
The telegram received here, had been delayed for 24 hours, but stated that the accident occurred Wednesday. The deceased was engaged in the garage business at Huntington. He was about 53 years of age.
Undertaker C C Rose left Thursday for Camp Creek, the old home place of the deceased, where interment will be made today.
He married Drucilla Alice Moye on Nov. 30, 1882 in Summers County, West Virginia by Joseph Lilly. She was born in 1867 in Summers County, West Virginia ;
the daughter of John W. and Julia Ann Moye.
(written by 47409320).
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Additional, sent 30th August, 2022:
The Hinton Daily News and Leader, Hinton, West Virginia
Saturday, October 27, 1917, page 1
Will Rose, of Camp Creek, Mercer county, well known in Jumping Branch and Pipestem districts, this county, was drowned in the Ohio river near Huntington, Wednesday, Oct 24. The remains were brought back to his old home at Camp Creek for burial.
The deceased was a brother of Postmaster R D Rose of this city, but owing to a delay in a telegraphic message Mr. Rose did not receive the news of his brother's death in time to attend the funeral.
Contributor: Anonymous (48825891)
The Messenger, Beckley, West Virginia
Tuesday, October 30, 1917, page 4
A delayed telegram was received here Thursday by Undertaker C C Rose, that his brother, Will Rose, of Huntington, had been drowned in the Ohio river near Ironton.
It seems from the meagre particulars available that Mr Rose had driven an automobile into a ferry boat. For some unknown cause he was unable to stop the car in time and it went over on the end of the boat, carrying Mr Rose with it. His body was recovered.
The telegram received here, had been delayed for 24 hours, but stated that the accident occurred Wednesday. The deceased was engaged in the garage business at Huntington. He was about 53 years of age.
Undertaker C C Rose left Thursday for Camp Creek, the old home place of the deceased, where interment will be made today.
Born Ash County, North Carolina, a son of Bryant and Rosamond Wyatt Rose.
He married Drucilla Alice Moye on Nov. 30, 1882 in Summers County, West Virginia by Joseph Lilly. She was born in 1867 in Summers County, West Virginia ;
the daughter of John W. and Julia Ann Moye.
(written by 47409320).
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Additional, sent 30th August, 2022:
The Hinton Daily News and Leader, Hinton, West Virginia
Saturday, October 27, 1917, page 1
Will Rose, of Camp Creek, Mercer county, well known in Jumping Branch and Pipestem districts, this county, was drowned in the Ohio river near Huntington, Wednesday, Oct 24. The remains were brought back to his old home at Camp Creek for burial.
The deceased was a brother of Postmaster R D Rose of this city, but owing to a delay in a telegraphic message Mr. Rose did not receive the news of his brother's death in time to attend the funeral.
Contributor: Anonymous (48825891)
The Messenger, Beckley, West Virginia
Tuesday, October 30, 1917, page 4
A delayed telegram was received here Thursday by Undertaker C C Rose, that his brother, Will Rose, of Huntington, had been drowned in the Ohio river near Ironton.
It seems from the meagre particulars available that Mr Rose had driven an automobile into a ferry boat. For some unknown cause he was unable to stop the car in time and it went over on the end of the boat, carrying Mr Rose with it. His body was recovered.
The telegram received here, had been delayed for 24 hours, but stated that the accident occurred Wednesday. The deceased was engaged in the garage business at Huntington. He was about 53 years of age.
Undertaker C C Rose left Thursday for Camp Creek, the old home place of the deceased, where interment will be made today.
He married Drucilla Alice Moye on Nov. 30, 1882 in Summers County, West Virginia by Joseph Lilly. She was born in 1867 in Summers County, West Virginia ;
the daughter of John W. and Julia Ann Moye.
(written by 47409320).
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Additional, sent 30th August, 2022:
The Hinton Daily News and Leader, Hinton, West Virginia
Saturday, October 27, 1917, page 1
Will Rose, of Camp Creek, Mercer county, well known in Jumping Branch and Pipestem districts, this county, was drowned in the Ohio river near Huntington, Wednesday, Oct 24. The remains were brought back to his old home at Camp Creek for burial.
The deceased was a brother of Postmaster R D Rose of this city, but owing to a delay in a telegraphic message Mr. Rose did not receive the news of his brother's death in time to attend the funeral.
Contributor: Anonymous (48825891)
The Messenger, Beckley, West Virginia
Tuesday, October 30, 1917, page 4
A delayed telegram was received here Thursday by Undertaker C C Rose, that his brother, Will Rose, of Huntington, had been drowned in the Ohio river near Ironton.
It seems from the meagre particulars available that Mr Rose had driven an automobile into a ferry boat. For some unknown cause he was unable to stop the car in time and it went over on the end of the boat, carrying Mr Rose with it. His body was recovered.
The telegram received here, had been delayed for 24 hours, but stated that the accident occurred Wednesday. The deceased was engaged in the garage business at Huntington. He was about 53 years of age.
Undertaker C C Rose left Thursday for Camp Creek, the old home place of the deceased, where interment will be made today.
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