The youngest son of Arnold James and Gertrude May Wolfe McGinnis, and brother of William Thomas, AnnaBelle, Jesse Boyd, and Gordon James McGinnis.
The husband of Beatrice Taylor McGinnis, he married her on 9 October, 1935, at Tunnelton. They were life residents of Preston county.
Harley was a miner, and a family man. He was called Uncle Harley by all his many nieces and nephews, and thier descendants, also. Children loved him. When a young man, he spent as much time as he could on the river.
PHOTO PROPERTY OF THE FAMILY.
The husband of Beatrice Taylor McGinnis, he married her on 9 October, 1935, at Tunnelton. They were life residents of Preston county.
Harley was a miner, and a family man. He was called Uncle Harley by all his many nieces and nephews, and thier descendants, also. Children loved him. When a young man, he spent as much time as he could on the river.
PHOTO PROPERTY OF THE FAMILY.
The youngest son of Arnold James and Gertrude May Wolfe McGinnis, and brother of William Thomas, AnnaBelle, Jesse Boyd, and Gordon James McGinnis.
The husband of Beatrice Taylor McGinnis, he married her on 9 October, 1935, at Tunnelton. They were life residents of Preston county.
Harley was a miner, and a family man. He was called Uncle Harley by all his many nieces and nephews, and thier descendants, also. Children loved him. When a young man, he spent as much time as he could on the river.
PHOTO PROPERTY OF THE FAMILY.
The husband of Beatrice Taylor McGinnis, he married her on 9 October, 1935, at Tunnelton. They were life residents of Preston county.
Harley was a miner, and a family man. He was called Uncle Harley by all his many nieces and nephews, and thier descendants, also. Children loved him. When a young man, he spent as much time as he could on the river.
PHOTO PROPERTY OF THE FAMILY.
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