w/o Celab Harrison Boggess, Esquire
Birth: 1st born of five known children in Parkersburg, Wood county, Virginia now West Virginia, older sister of 3rd born Gideon Draper Camden, jr, a Confederate solider.
Wed Caleb Harrison Boggess, third born of nine known children in Lumberport, Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia whose paternal grandfather was veteran of the Revolutionary War. Caleb raised with orphaned cousins
Caroline Litchfield & Samuel Boggess, surviving children of his aunt Magdalene Robinson and uncle John Boggess. Caleb graduated 1845 from Virginia Military Institute who studied law under Judge Edward S Duncan, admitted to bar in Clarksburg, Virginia (now West Virginia) in 1847, as a delegate, walked out of the 1861 Secession Convention with other Union supporters, moving to Clarksburg from Weston in 1861, employed as chief counsel in West Virginia for the Baltimore & Ohio railroad company, successfully argued cases before both, Supreme Court of West Virginia and United States. ~ (source, in part, from History of Harrison County, page 136.)
Census: 1850, age 22 in district 21, Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia, with husband & one child in her parents home.
Census: 1860, age 32 in Weston, Lewis county, Virginia now West Virginia with husband & three children.
Census: 1870, age 43 in Clark district, Harrison county, West Virginia with husband & one child.
Census: 1880, age 54 in Clark district, Harrison ounty, West Virginia with hubby & two others in household.
Death: in Clarksburg, Harrison county, West Virginia, formerly Virginia.
Burial: buried with hubby, daughter Sallie & son Draper, in IOOF cemetery, Clarksburg, Harrison county, West Virginia.
Father: Judge Gideon Draper Camden b: about 1808 in Virginia
Mother: Sally Arnold Huffman b: about 1807 in Virginia
Marriage: Caleb Harrison Boggess, Esquire b 29 APR 1822 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
Married: 2 Nov 1848 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
Known Children
Sally Camden Boggess b: 24 FEB 1850 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
Draper Camden Boggess b: 3 FEB 1856 in Virginia now West Virginia
Mary Genevieve Huffman Boggess b: 7 NOV 1858 Virginia now West Virginia
Richard Boggess b: 21 JUN 1860 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
Birth: 1st born of five known children in Parkersburg, Wood county, Virginia now West Virginia, older sister of 3rd born Gideon Draper Camden, jr, a Confederate solider.
Wed Caleb Harrison Boggess, third born of nine known children in Lumberport, Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia whose paternal grandfather was veteran of the Revolutionary War. Caleb raised with orphaned cousins
Caroline Litchfield & Samuel Boggess, surviving children of his aunt Magdalene Robinson and uncle John Boggess. Caleb graduated 1845 from Virginia Military Institute who studied law under Judge Edward S Duncan, admitted to bar in Clarksburg, Virginia (now West Virginia) in 1847, as a delegate, walked out of the 1861 Secession Convention with other Union supporters, moving to Clarksburg from Weston in 1861, employed as chief counsel in West Virginia for the Baltimore & Ohio railroad company, successfully argued cases before both, Supreme Court of West Virginia and United States. ~ (source, in part, from History of Harrison County, page 136.)
Census: 1850, age 22 in district 21, Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia, with husband & one child in her parents home.
Census: 1860, age 32 in Weston, Lewis county, Virginia now West Virginia with husband & three children.
Census: 1870, age 43 in Clark district, Harrison county, West Virginia with husband & one child.
Census: 1880, age 54 in Clark district, Harrison ounty, West Virginia with hubby & two others in household.
Death: in Clarksburg, Harrison county, West Virginia, formerly Virginia.
Burial: buried with hubby, daughter Sallie & son Draper, in IOOF cemetery, Clarksburg, Harrison county, West Virginia.
Father: Judge Gideon Draper Camden b: about 1808 in Virginia
Mother: Sally Arnold Huffman b: about 1807 in Virginia
Marriage: Caleb Harrison Boggess, Esquire b 29 APR 1822 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
Married: 2 Nov 1848 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
Known Children
Sally Camden Boggess b: 24 FEB 1850 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
Draper Camden Boggess b: 3 FEB 1856 in Virginia now West Virginia
Mary Genevieve Huffman Boggess b: 7 NOV 1858 Virginia now West Virginia
Richard Boggess b: 21 JUN 1860 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
w/o Celab Harrison Boggess, Esquire
Birth: 1st born of five known children in Parkersburg, Wood county, Virginia now West Virginia, older sister of 3rd born Gideon Draper Camden, jr, a Confederate solider.
Wed Caleb Harrison Boggess, third born of nine known children in Lumberport, Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia whose paternal grandfather was veteran of the Revolutionary War. Caleb raised with orphaned cousins
Caroline Litchfield & Samuel Boggess, surviving children of his aunt Magdalene Robinson and uncle John Boggess. Caleb graduated 1845 from Virginia Military Institute who studied law under Judge Edward S Duncan, admitted to bar in Clarksburg, Virginia (now West Virginia) in 1847, as a delegate, walked out of the 1861 Secession Convention with other Union supporters, moving to Clarksburg from Weston in 1861, employed as chief counsel in West Virginia for the Baltimore & Ohio railroad company, successfully argued cases before both, Supreme Court of West Virginia and United States. ~ (source, in part, from History of Harrison County, page 136.)
Census: 1850, age 22 in district 21, Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia, with husband & one child in her parents home.
Census: 1860, age 32 in Weston, Lewis county, Virginia now West Virginia with husband & three children.
Census: 1870, age 43 in Clark district, Harrison county, West Virginia with husband & one child.
Census: 1880, age 54 in Clark district, Harrison ounty, West Virginia with hubby & two others in household.
Death: in Clarksburg, Harrison county, West Virginia, formerly Virginia.
Burial: buried with hubby, daughter Sallie & son Draper, in IOOF cemetery, Clarksburg, Harrison county, West Virginia.
Father: Judge Gideon Draper Camden b: about 1808 in Virginia
Mother: Sally Arnold Huffman b: about 1807 in Virginia
Marriage: Caleb Harrison Boggess, Esquire b 29 APR 1822 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
Married: 2 Nov 1848 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
Known Children
Sally Camden Boggess b: 24 FEB 1850 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
Draper Camden Boggess b: 3 FEB 1856 in Virginia now West Virginia
Mary Genevieve Huffman Boggess b: 7 NOV 1858 Virginia now West Virginia
Richard Boggess b: 21 JUN 1860 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
Birth: 1st born of five known children in Parkersburg, Wood county, Virginia now West Virginia, older sister of 3rd born Gideon Draper Camden, jr, a Confederate solider.
Wed Caleb Harrison Boggess, third born of nine known children in Lumberport, Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia whose paternal grandfather was veteran of the Revolutionary War. Caleb raised with orphaned cousins
Caroline Litchfield & Samuel Boggess, surviving children of his aunt Magdalene Robinson and uncle John Boggess. Caleb graduated 1845 from Virginia Military Institute who studied law under Judge Edward S Duncan, admitted to bar in Clarksburg, Virginia (now West Virginia) in 1847, as a delegate, walked out of the 1861 Secession Convention with other Union supporters, moving to Clarksburg from Weston in 1861, employed as chief counsel in West Virginia for the Baltimore & Ohio railroad company, successfully argued cases before both, Supreme Court of West Virginia and United States. ~ (source, in part, from History of Harrison County, page 136.)
Census: 1850, age 22 in district 21, Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia, with husband & one child in her parents home.
Census: 1860, age 32 in Weston, Lewis county, Virginia now West Virginia with husband & three children.
Census: 1870, age 43 in Clark district, Harrison county, West Virginia with husband & one child.
Census: 1880, age 54 in Clark district, Harrison ounty, West Virginia with hubby & two others in household.
Death: in Clarksburg, Harrison county, West Virginia, formerly Virginia.
Burial: buried with hubby, daughter Sallie & son Draper, in IOOF cemetery, Clarksburg, Harrison county, West Virginia.
Father: Judge Gideon Draper Camden b: about 1808 in Virginia
Mother: Sally Arnold Huffman b: about 1807 in Virginia
Marriage: Caleb Harrison Boggess, Esquire b 29 APR 1822 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
Married: 2 Nov 1848 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
Known Children
Sally Camden Boggess b: 24 FEB 1850 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
Draper Camden Boggess b: 3 FEB 1856 in Virginia now West Virginia
Mary Genevieve Huffman Boggess b: 7 NOV 1858 Virginia now West Virginia
Richard Boggess b: 21 JUN 1860 in Harrison county, Virginia now West Virginia
Family Members
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