Son of Dr. Thomas Headley (1775-1860; burial unknown) (thanks to Jordan Yaros, #50309526}
Anthony Headley first came to Tyler, now Wetzel, County in 1843 and got a land grant for 100 acres of land. This land laid across the creek from the 100 acres owned by Samuel West. Anthony first married Fannie Nicely and they had a daughter.
Elizabeth Wright was first married to Samuel West who held the land across the creek from Anthony Headley. He had gotten this 100 acres of land in a land grant issued in 1827.
After Samuel West died and Fannie Nicely Headley died, Anthony Headley married Elizabeth West. They are laid to rest in this cemetery.
NAD 1927
039 33 15.7N
080 41 34.2W
Anthony Headley first came to Tyler, now Wetzel, County in 1843 and got a land grant for 100 acres of land. This land laid across the creek from the 100 acres owned by Samuel West. Anthony first married Fannie Nicely and they had a daughter.
Elizabeth Wright was first married to Samuel West who held the land across the creek from Anthony Headley. He had gotten this 100 acres of land in a land grant issued in 1827.
After Samuel West died and Fannie Nicely Headley died, Anthony Headley married Elizabeth West. They are laid to rest in this cemetery.
NAD 1927
039 33 15.7N
080 41 34.2W
Son of Dr. Thomas Headley (1775-1860; burial unknown) (thanks to Jordan Yaros, #50309526}
Anthony Headley first came to Tyler, now Wetzel, County in 1843 and got a land grant for 100 acres of land. This land laid across the creek from the 100 acres owned by Samuel West. Anthony first married Fannie Nicely and they had a daughter.
Elizabeth Wright was first married to Samuel West who held the land across the creek from Anthony Headley. He had gotten this 100 acres of land in a land grant issued in 1827.
After Samuel West died and Fannie Nicely Headley died, Anthony Headley married Elizabeth West. They are laid to rest in this cemetery.
NAD 1927
039 33 15.7N
080 41 34.2W
Anthony Headley first came to Tyler, now Wetzel, County in 1843 and got a land grant for 100 acres of land. This land laid across the creek from the 100 acres owned by Samuel West. Anthony first married Fannie Nicely and they had a daughter.
Elizabeth Wright was first married to Samuel West who held the land across the creek from Anthony Headley. He had gotten this 100 acres of land in a land grant issued in 1827.
After Samuel West died and Fannie Nicely Headley died, Anthony Headley married Elizabeth West. They are laid to rest in this cemetery.
NAD 1927
039 33 15.7N
080 41 34.2W
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