Naomi Wolverton married James Larimore Jr. in 1810 in Romney, Virginia. They had 11 children together, but only 6 survived to adulthood.
Branch Mountain Cemetery
Mt. Bethel Cemetery
Mt. Bethel Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery
Three Churches Cemetery
Location:
Jersey Mountain Road (Rt. 5) & 3 Churches Hollow Road Intersection
Three Churches, Hampshire County, West Virginia, USA
There are, not surprisingly, three churches found in Three Churches, WV. First is the historic "The Oldest House of Worship in Hampshire County" -- Mt. Bethel Church which was established by the Presbyterians in 1792. It is now on the official Historic Landmark Registry with an official metal marker out front.
Then there is the church just across the road that is surrounded on three sides by a very large cemetery. The church may have been originally built and used as the Branch Mountain United Methodist Church. They probably installed the sign over the entrance to the cemetery that currently says it is the Branch Mt. Cemetery. This building is now occupied by Mt. Bethel Primitive Baptist Church and they hold services there once a month. This is the oldest and largest cemetery in Three Churches, WV, and goes by all of the names in the title of this piece.
About a half mile south of there on Rt. 5 is the current Branch Mountain United Methodist Church. They have their own small cemetery on the side and in back of the church. This is a much newer and smaller cemetery.
Naomi Wolverton married James Larimore Jr. in 1810 in Romney, Virginia. They had 11 children together, but only 6 survived to adulthood.
Branch Mountain Cemetery
Mt. Bethel Cemetery
Mt. Bethel Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery
Three Churches Cemetery
Location:
Jersey Mountain Road (Rt. 5) & 3 Churches Hollow Road Intersection
Three Churches, Hampshire County, West Virginia, USA
There are, not surprisingly, three churches found in Three Churches, WV. First is the historic "The Oldest House of Worship in Hampshire County" -- Mt. Bethel Church which was established by the Presbyterians in 1792. It is now on the official Historic Landmark Registry with an official metal marker out front.
Then there is the church just across the road that is surrounded on three sides by a very large cemetery. The church may have been originally built and used as the Branch Mountain United Methodist Church. They probably installed the sign over the entrance to the cemetery that currently says it is the Branch Mt. Cemetery. This building is now occupied by Mt. Bethel Primitive Baptist Church and they hold services there once a month. This is the oldest and largest cemetery in Three Churches, WV, and goes by all of the names in the title of this piece.
About a half mile south of there on Rt. 5 is the current Branch Mountain United Methodist Church. They have their own small cemetery on the side and in back of the church. This is a much newer and smaller cemetery.
Family Members
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John W. Larimore
1811–1902
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Susannah H Larimore Ganoe
1813–1880
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Timothy S. Larimore
1818–1825
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Isaac Parson Larimore
1821–1905
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Silas N. Larimore
1823–1825
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Rebecca Larimore Pownell
1826–1894
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William M. Larimore
1828–1840
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Emily Larimore
1830–1840
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Absalom Larimore
1831–1832
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Elizabeth Jane Larimore Shawen
1832–1908
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