Reputed to be the daughter of Jarrett Lykins & Ann E. Giger. Margaret married Andrew Hager on 5 Jun 1856 in Cabell County and they had a family of at least nine children. She is buried in an unmarked grave on the lot with her son John and his wife Minnie. Her husband Andrew is buried on one side of the tombstone for John & Minnie and Margaret is buried on the other side according to a family member elder, Ruby Canterbury. It was Ruby that had the large oval portrait of Andrew and Margaret hanging in her home in St. Albans. I took a photo with my camera and that is how the posted photo was obtained.
Burial: 24 Sep 1930, Culloden Cem.
Note: Fayette County was apart of Virginia before 1863.
Burial: 24 Sep 1930, Culloden Cem.
Note: Fayette County was apart of Virginia before 1863.
Reputed to be the daughter of Jarrett Lykins & Ann E. Giger. Margaret married Andrew Hager on 5 Jun 1856 in Cabell County and they had a family of at least nine children. She is buried in an unmarked grave on the lot with her son John and his wife Minnie. Her husband Andrew is buried on one side of the tombstone for John & Minnie and Margaret is buried on the other side according to a family member elder, Ruby Canterbury. It was Ruby that had the large oval portrait of Andrew and Margaret hanging in her home in St. Albans. I took a photo with my camera and that is how the posted photo was obtained.
Burial: 24 Sep 1930, Culloden Cem.
Note: Fayette County was apart of Virginia before 1863.
Burial: 24 Sep 1930, Culloden Cem.
Note: Fayette County was apart of Virginia before 1863.
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